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NEw FANCY GOODS

vVTlLL Be RECEIVING every day durl's
w next week. q beautiful assortment or ra'
Goods suitable Tor PRESENTS, &c Also :
lsrre assortment Of fresh Perfumery. Pomatnm'
CosDs. Hsir-washes, and every article pertn'nins
81 ~ ,oiI.t PARKERS Psrfumery and
Fancy Store, Penn. av., near National ho'e'
sep2l-3,d
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FOR CALIFORNIA
UNITED STATES MAIL 6fEAMSHIP
COMPANY-THROUGH PASSAGE TO
CALEDONIA.

THE public win be grAti6ed 70 learn that the
United States Mail Stsamship Company are an
sbled to announces that their arrangements are now
complete for ssnaing Passsnser: through nom
New York 70 San Frxncisco and back. ~
In the 6rst attempts Of this Company TO meet
The wants Of travel 70 California. BY providing
uhips on the Pacific, Ia connection with their
ships from New York 10 Chagres, they were pre-
vailed upon al the urgent solicitation Of the great
number then dssirous 70 60 out, 70 cell tscAs~ tof
through passages from Panama u advance! sos
their Ships then going vound This was done
from desire to accommodate those who could
procure passages in no other quarter, ana ~
which. Whatever might be the detention, they
would reach 6an francisco sooner than ~ any
other linz. Unforeseen difficulties. and the preva-
lencs IT fever at Rio de Janeiro at the tme' pre-.
vented thetr Whips nem reaching Panama - soon
- sntsipassd, and ea.,ssd dstssson :. me ..'o q
nasseneers in going forward, against the aasscA
Of the Company, at an earlier Gay snan sne en'P
could possibly reach Panama.
These interruptions are now all removed;
Three of the four ships Of the Company, intended
for the Pacific service, have arrived at Panama.
and several Of them have performed trips 70 oan
Francisco and back. So that the Company are
now able to give the public the assurance tnas tne
u,s.ss ,hrcneh from New York to San Fran
c;scos will be performed with regularity and des'
patch. o. r.,
Their Pacific Line, from Panama 70 san r rai'-
cisco, consists of the
REPUBLIC, Capt. HuDsoN.
ITHMUS, Capt. HlrcHcocK.
COLUMBUS, Capt. PECK.
ANTELOPE, Capt. AcxLEr.
Their Atlantic and Gulf Line, from New York
to Chagres, Of the
GEORGIA, Capt. PoRrER, U. s: N.
OHIO, Capt. ScHEEcK, U. s. N.
FALCON, Capt. HARTsrEM, u >. n.
The connection between the two lines VIII o.
carefully and regularly kept up, SO that no delay
beyond the usual stay Of the ship IN port al rama
| ma, will arise.
The large size, well known speed. and superior
accommodations of their New York ana Chagre'
Line. and the speed and accommodations OF I'M
ships OF their Pacific Line, offer the most Certain
''f"'N M. O. ROBERTS,
| Cor. Warren and West sts., Now YORK.
| Aug. l5-1m
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z EvENING DRESS FANS.

EVENING DRESS FANS.
100 newest patterns Evening Dress Fans
lVV (Spanish) mounted in Pearl, Ivory.
aud Papisr machs, Just opened at PAfMtMo
new fancy and Perf1msTy Store, uNdsr the VA
,ional Hotel.
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= III uh 10 Jun y 1'"' ""S'N'N
The whole expenses Of the war, estimated ~
specie amounted to Al35, 1873, 703.
COTTON STATISTICS.
We compile from the New York Shipping LIS
and Price Current, of the llth September, the fol-
lowing statement, showing the crop Of Cotton IN
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WANTED TO PUKCH USE
~ A SMALL HOUSE on Capitol HILL con
tanning six or seven rooms. win cohs'1er
l6le Eround attached.-Appiy at this once
Oct. 16-3t.
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Entrance 81 Coll St
IL subscriptions received in Washington hv
rank Taylor, Taylor q Maurey, and w. Ada n,
booksellers. ti -
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'5,752 British taken prisoners.
g. coNTfNEFTAL MONEY
Amount issued IN ITS 3 20Oo,oW
l777 20,000,0U
u g in all IN July 1899 3,S, 900, 0U
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-31

hAcHIAs PORT. Nay 2s-Arr schr Friends strout New
Y9st ss.h sch. canss ssss GTands Bs'ton
wind schrs Jones. Clark and Franoena, Allen. for
NEW ORLEANS May s!-Arr steamships Georss. Por-
ter Nrork via Havana; Yacht, Wsoa Brasos SANTIAGO
ham, Bsitimore Siss Jossphine Daeey Rattan Island
Water Witch. GoodsDeed do; Fritz fsw Astrom Rio de
os s Ss rs Sa ships
to sea 18th inst ship William trg Pulaski schr George Lin
N6kToLK May Br Sris sarssa s as Boston
new LONDON May 9-Arr schrs Felipe. Potter, Al;
York Republic Hudson Hush River for DO Pilgrim croun
nor,en for Do Superior Coney Block Island for do Ora
Marslehe.d Gutter for do; Ellen eriins sto
r. nSrwieh ot fr ASshy unsas Rogers Phsdslpss for
Fooe Norweh for Troy Emily Brown Mystic for NYork
NEW HAVEN May 2s-Arr brig Rainbow, Mansfield. Por-
NEWPORT, May 2sArr sehrs Monitor. Mard. Fall River
II Jenkins, Babbidse do do. schr is coming in with
2sthIArr sehr Minerva FRiver for Baltimore,
NEWbURiPoRT, May 2-sd Fulton, Jacques, George
NEW BEDFORD. May as-Arr scAr Elizabeth. Phiadsl-
Charleston CID sehrs cernns Phnney Cohasset
fple;y RSssrs Toy; Wesssr Gr'wold Hartford
(ashore BqiloOk's Pontl Sid brig Grand TURK Por-
Coles WSite chsrrysons Assmess cors.n An hsa
bel Williams peeotah smith Rehd Thompson cOrson
Tor Calais according TO vina Celeste Brewster Ronaout;
Bark Acsds Tor Chsrlsston in Dutch Island harsor
this morning, but probably wen. to sea Pm.
tanzas Ariel Merrill Cardenas; schr Excel Berry NYork
SAVANNAH Nay 2s-Arr triss Ottoman, Res' Boston;
sAIEa. Nay Arr sehrs Globe, sms II STort Cora
Chase Boston to lead for PHILADELPHIA SID brig Oregon
WiLMIN GToN. Nc, May 27Arr BRIG Eoias. Ballard N
Yyl III ss Tnns s Sn E1 .sSr SS
don, NYork 2th. sloop Pettaquamscutt, Whaley, do.
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Brooklyn city Intelligence.

ATTEMPT ~ A WIZ TO Poison HER HUss,ND A tailor
named William Wmot left his home, in Towards alley
Wednesday evening for the purpose Of joining his
ship which to sail the following morning. Find
ing that there delay about the ship sailing he
Unexpectedly returned to his home and found his wife
conscing herself by the society Of friends male
and female, whom she had gathered round her The
husband afterwards directed her get liquor
with which 10 treat her friends and its arrival he de-
teefd her putting white powder into his glass This
he Tried hold of but failed TO do so; and the wife
being defeated upon him. with the assist of some
Of her friends. and gave him severe beating. The
all d, camped and the police being informed Of
the gave chase and succeeded in arresting VII
mots wife. in company with Rebecca Howe Of Water
street New York their way to the Fulton ferry On
searching Howe. powder found, labelled Oxalic
acid-poison-from A. b. ID. Sands Fulton street New
York. The prisoners brought before Justice King
yesterday morning and committed for further exami-
nation.
ACCIDENT Simon Newman. an apprentice to Thomas
sullivan builder fell yesterday from house where he
engaged and seriously injured that his life is
despaired Of
ELISHA RrcKMAS AGAINST RrpoLpHF NJ Lrxow--LrsEL
SUiT.-Ths is action which originally brought in
New York but lately discontinued and the present
proceedings had the City Court Of Brooklyn. 1t Is
brought against the defendant IA reporter for the
Police GG-efe, charging him with libel in the report Of
a certain examination "A charge preferred by the
paintiff against George wilkes former libel The
states that the alleged libel Il true and motion
yesterday made TO strike out part OF it, being r
relevant. redundant. and fcandalous. The court dis
missed the motion the ground that the allegations
tor the most part pertinent and such the defend
ant would b. bound 10 prove on the trial
ENLE GcrLARDys. GUS j. CGsIIlLoS action
reported when before the Court few months ago
and referred The referees awarded TO the plaintiff
between 500 and $500 and the court has been engaged
nearly two days with motion to set this aside II l.
very complicated question Of accounts. Decision re-
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On Friday May 80, PATRIck BysnE, aged IS years,
native Of the parish Of kcar county Donegal, ireland
and resident OF this city for the last fifty years
His friends and quananees, and those of his
inaw Patrick Jourdan are respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral from his late reside 1l2 Mulberry
street, on Sunday afternoon, at o'clock
st. Louis papers please copy.
On Friday morning, May 80 JANE Ann only daughter
OF Thomas and Mary Ann Irwin, aged II months and
10 days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on Sunday afternoon at
past O'Clock from the residence OF her parents
Division avenue near Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn The
remains will lie taken to Mount Olvet Cemetery for in
ttrmeDt.
on Friday evening May 80, CArHARisE, wife of Samuel
Hassell in the 30th year of her
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
her late residence. No. 400 Fourth street.
In this city, Thursday, May % CHARLES Swan, in
The friends Of the family and those of his broher.in-
law Alfred Covill requested to attend his funeral
sunday next June /, at O'Clock, p NJ. from his late
residence No. tiS Houston street (near wooser with
out further invitation.
In Brooklyn on May 30 JosrrH BREWSTER, son of Jo-
scph X. and Julia 4. Brick aged year and Is days.
Funeral this day Saturday at IL o'clock A. NJ, from
81 Henry The friends Of the family invitedto
attend.
Philadelphia papers please copy
In Duxbury. Mass, May Capt. JOSHUA BREWSTER, of
that place aged ss lie descendant of Elder
VIM Brewster one of the Pilgrims who came over in the
May flower, and landed at Plymouth in 1920, being the
fourth generation in direct line At the age of twelve
years he shipped board American privateer, in
Plymouth harbor after which he in the States ser
vice, in the sloopofwa Providence. Subsequently he
In the land service, quartered at West Point New
York, and on board the jersey prison ship
At Butler. Pa, May u, Hon Judge BREpIS
THg Hon STEPHEN BRANCH, RHopE Island
We sincerely panied to record the death Of the Hon
S1rPREs BRANCH, which occurred at Central Village,
Connecticut, where he WAS visiting, the 9th. Judge
Branch Of the most prominent political of
this State and had held the Office OF Chief Justice of the
Court Of Common Pleas for Providence county, and
preventative and senator in the General Assembly To
the latter office, he declined nomination at the last
election. In all his public duties, Judge Branch
console nously attentive, industrious AID faithful He
entrusted with many important services and always
discharged them promptly and satisfactorily As chair
Of the Judiciary Committee IN the Senate, he
pied the most laborious position in that body and he
shrunk from the labor which his office imposed
Judge Branch of the earliest and steadfast
friends Of temperance and in all the walks of life he
bore the character Of good citizen and useful man.
Providence (R ~ journal, May -.
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Theatrical and Musical.

BowERy THrArRE-Ths entertainments for this eve
ming consist Of the national drama Putnam and the
spectacle drama Of MOL Pitcher These are two very
attractive pieces and no doubt will be the means Of
crowding the house.
BRoApwAv THrArRE-Bulwer's beautiful play of .The
Lady u Lyons, with Miss Julia Bennett Pauline and
Dir. Conway as Claude Melpotte. The amusemeats will
terminate with I'm be Your Second
NInIo's GaRprS--The Raves will commence their at
tIsctive performances Monday evening. rhe first
feature will be tight rope eyoutons, which will be fol-
lowed by the ballet pan tomime Of The Elopementn
and mons. Dechsumeau.n
Burrows THrATRE-The comedy of the Last Man
will commence the entertainments with hne cast This
piete will be followed by the Wandering Minstrel and
all will close with the highly amusing piece entitled
"School for Tigers
National TurArRy The Dumb Girl of Genoa win
commence the amusemenis This will be followed by
the splendid spectacle of Thasba" As it is the last
night this production can be seem no doubt the
house will be cranmed
BRoucH,ms LYcruM-The beautiful production
ttld tie Home Eook of Beauty which is much
admired. will commence the entertainments, and they
will terminate with the attractive spectacle OF the
Worlds Fair
ing entertainment TO day The usual select performances
viii be given, consisting OF songs dances, instrumental
pieces, burlesque opera and witticisms
Fellows MISsIRfLs.-This talented band Of Negro
deneators offer excellent entertain Ient for this AT
ternoon and evening The bcrlesque opera and the
Fircman's chsunt will be repeated.
RARSuM's MusErM-This being the last day Of those
very talented children. the Batemans, no doubt the
house will be crowded afternoon and evening
CASTLE GARpEN-A grand Sunday concert will be
given tomorrow evening at this favorite establishment
Mr. CoRBYNs BENEFIT is announced for Monday
ing at Broughsms Lyceum. host VI talent has vo-
lunteered
Harnum's great travelling show will exhibit in Will
ismsturgh to day and will enter New York on Monday
Mrs. wilkinson is playing at Troy, N. Y.
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kEwpoRr, Nay -.
The hee Of fishing vessels which sid this morning. have
returned.
PROVIDENCE, May 10.
Saiied.Brg New England. Baker Turks Island schrs
United Hallock Albany Anna Somers, Somert Phiiads
phisi VIM Henry; winsmore do Marcy. wiiiets do
sooIs Frederick Brown Muller and willard, Dayton. New
York. honteEuma Smith, Philadelphis. . =
PORTLAND. May y.
Arrived-Brig Susan Soule Cardenas.
SHh-Bark Richard Young. May Newport, Il ~ days On
the 18th inst passed large steamship steering supposed
tn Cambria, frrm Boston (sSth inst).
Briggs Kerrasuket Adams, Matan1as l5 days; Mourose.
Pote MatanzA Is days schrs Richmond Pierce, Nfork:
Waterman, Wallace, Rockland for NYork.
Cleared-Brig Sarah Ellen. Thayer, Cuba.
SAVANNAH. May n.
Arrved-A Morand. NYork; Mary Jane. Bath. Me- 18th,
sALEs, Nay g.
Cleared-Schr Pavilion, NYork.
SEAasPoRr, May g.
sailed-Brig Rockingham, Richmond.
SroNIzGroN, May -.
Arrived-sehrs President, Brand NYork for Westerly;
Elizabeth Hone do for .ncetown Two Brothers Allen
do for Hingham Franklin Burgess do for Boston Emulous
do for Provinceowni sloops w Taorne Durfe, Albany
for FRver; Eleanor Besse Wareham via Providence for
York.
Wn.mISeroN, May 81.
Arrived-Brig Holus NYork
Hth-Brss Pilgrim, aid Nile, NYork. -
WEXFORD, May %.
saiied-Schr Aron Mclaughlin NYork; sloop Victory,
Baker do.
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FRIDAY, May J1-u r. VI
BnrApsrrrs.-we noticed mare activity in the Hour
market to-day, with hrmness and uniformity In
prices The receipts not large wblt the demand
was more animated. The transactions In domestic
baecd about 5000 bbs superfne No at 80 e2 50 rs;
ordinary to straight state at 80 % ~ Oet mixed to
fayorte Indiana Michigan and Northern Ohio at 50 %
- i2ls round hoop and good Southern Ohio and New
Orleans az 81 u 81 n - and pure Genesee at 81 ~
~ 5sis Canadian rather heavy; 2oO bbls
realized 81 1875 per Dbl, in bond southern exhibited
depressed appearance. The sales include 1000 bbla
mixed 70 straight at 81 so - cas- and fancy At - 81
= - Msai fetched IS s. 1s1 for 300 bbls Jersey
ard Brandywiue Hhsai without marked change,
1900 bufhrS Canadian reported soil u something
under Pc, and small lots Michigan az 81 o. Al %.
Hgs Was alsable and firm $500 bushels jersey were
taken at 76c Oats have been pretty active, without
alteration in rates Barsy was rapidly declining in
value small parcels ordinary n prime two-rowed were
selling NJ SIC a. The market being album
dainty supplied favored purchasers, and The sales did
mixed and yellow Western at IS s. &C.; and heated
Southern At SIC.
steady int rather Irregular prices generally the basis
q 2 IL. fer middng Urands.
fricms-Bates 70 Liverpool werc steady today, but
not active IL o. Sea Island cotton va. taken At
5lod- and compressed square bales At 3t6d For
sd aud for -four l. 81 we're about the rates o.
ferng To London 80 bbls rosin and zoo DO turpen-
tine Wcrr ,akan al > per $50 lbs n, 3laseow 1000
hushels q corn rngsged ct "a Tor direct ports
q Ireland O. vas demhnded Tor corn. There no
changc " rates - California. Among the sniaii but
splendid ott Il clipper ships up 0r California mad.
yttsntly omtt'd % mention yesterday the superior aud
itt fhinH ctfftr snip l1ph0on, which - partly loaded
and will have . quick dcsratch
PsovisioNs Pork, with aunmenting stock and only
limited inquiry duh and the sales confined 70
about 500 bhs new mess At SO ~ 80 ~ ola A.
1lf ~ q 81 9s4 new prime M fi3 "a 4 and old at
slLNh. Ffcf was npmiually quoted az 80 Sli for
NOES and - for prime showing reduction. About
10 bills sold At theFe rates Cut meats quiet aud
IN fair supply Hams could BE- purchased at asac
and shoulders Al Is CSC. Lard was more buoysut.
some 6o0 Ibis ard lerces changed hands ~ OK atc
including 700 bt fr shipment terms not scrtaned
Butter aud cheese remained without important altera-
ton. llther In price on Almanh
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Movements OF Distinguished PsopIe.

John NJ sloan, Easton; j. A. Stone, Salem; NJ Foster,
Albany; Edward Stang Conn y. : Mezer and family,
New York; T. l.. Hasbrouck, New Hampshire Mr.. Alden
aud family. New Haven; W O.. Marquand and lady, New
York; e. Mcintyre, South Carolina Sam Fibbert,
Portland amongst the arrivals at the Union Place
Hotsl
Sir Henry and Lady Duwer still remaining at the
Union Place Hotel
II. G Seymour, Albany; DR. Child, pittsfeli II. W.
Walker, Missouri. Dir. W NJ Rogers, Boston, J. Fogg
St Louis b.. Mcintosh. Albany; II, North, Conn; L.
Woodruff do Purser Sawyer, U. s. "; NJ. W. Falls,
Baltimore; g. VI Ayres Washington; Prof A. ID, Baehe
L. s. Coast Survey. A. Child St Louis; " " Farr, do
among the arrivals yesterday ut the Irving House
MIR Corning Philadelphia; X. Greene. Princeton; NJ
whitney, Mass; J H. GnL England W. II HILL do !;
q Jordan Georgia; Wells, Boston Mr. Nicols, Wash
irgt0n. arrived yesterday, at the American.
= Bake, Boston, Professor FELTON,, Maine Col Bur
nett New York; T. Ely, Chicago j Pratt, Boston, W
King Charleston; l.. " smith. Adj General, Albany,
arrived yesterday, at the Aston House.
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The demand for -four 10 moderate, and prices tend
slightly downward Small sales were made OF Wisconsin
at 50 a. and So 50 So SO for Michigan Wheat held
above the views OF buyers and sales have been limited
ONO sold at Sec The markenor lower with saes
OF 10000 bush at 46c 4okc Ohio whskey is steady,
at 2lc.
ROCHESTER, May 30, 1851.
There is very little wheat in market and prices
unchanged sales made of 500 bushels at ST. 03;
there is nothing doing in -four.
ALBANY May 80, 1851.
Receipts since our lastFlour 5000 bbls wheat none;
50 600 bush Western -four is in fair demand for
the East and the clty, but to fair brands
rather lower 1870 bis sold at 81 "a II for straight
State, and ~ % - is for Michigan The market
il quiet and prize easier sales Is 0O0sbush at Soc
for round yellow a. Soc for mixed Western Oats are
steady sales OF &C bush. at 46c Prison whskey sells
a 23c.
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ERpooL-Packet ship Henry Gill;
Mary Smith and child, Of NYork.
LIvERPooI.-Packet ship Isaac Wright-Mr Wheeler and
lady. George Wilson and lady Lydia swaes, Masters
Henry Charles and Alfred Swses, Mr. Wright and lady,
Msitland.
Lospos-Packet Ship Cornelius Grinnell-L Louis Sophis
jules, Ta,ny and Jean Jacques Billiard, Of Switzerland
Henry, Tuthill Of Dublin; Daniel Waller, Emma and
Henry Waller Of London; Thomas simson Misses and
Knight of do; Rev John Miles and lady Albany Curtis
Hnman OF Brooklyn; Saml Parry Of London; John Robin
Of do; Sarah Sophia Benjamin and Anna veninder
jersey City; Madeline Thraser Charlotte Harris Charlotte
Elizabeth Joseph and Henry Harris Of London Frances
Fortune Maria stten Robert hitteD Joel Lagurus Maria
and Edmond Lsgurus all Of London.
SAN FRANcisco-Brig Samuel French-Eiias T Halliday
Ben jamin Allison.
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TeIegrsph,e Marin. Reports.


IIFF1NAtNs WY
Arrived-schr Warren. Nelson, PhilAde pha.
BosroN, Mar ~
Arrived-Bark John Mutry, London.
Cleared-Bark Nuova Shnge tsardl Gibraltar; bark
Rethotd Atlantic, whaling; sthr Zwolsche dep Dutch
Rotterdam; schr Gazette, philadelphia.
Bnfsror- Nay p.
Arrived-schr Montana, Haett, B0stou, sio0p Helen,
prmnn, NBedfsrd
salsd-sOop Eineins. ARNOLD, Albany 30th, Gaelic,
Ftrrt son, klUrk.
BarriaonS, Msy ~
Ssiicd-Bsrt Jeram. u ston.
CahHLrsros. Ny a.
hrrivtd-kthos, rbEsaciptia.
Pan Rsvrp yay21
sane5-setrs seaistor. willard, Caarleston Palmer,
Boyd Baltimore.
Nrw nrDv0pn Way ~.
AFEivsd-Syhr Colombian, Jersey Ctty ca Wsssasa.
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PsusnEfPHfa kay So First Boards zoo ennsvlva.
na ~ VS. A4i do Hs 2nO do, a3as; 200 Penn Viva
ns ~ ietai pAueghsny LityOs III s1City ~, - iT;
Ifhish Nstigss9n ~, ~ Union Canal 49, 100 Catss
wissa Railroad lbAi y Camden and Amt0y Railroad ig
100 Reading Railroad 2ls 30 do b5 ga 'toO do 2st NJ
herchsnts and Meshanics Bank PtR 5zs! 100 d.. 8gi
Plabter's Bank Tenn dols North American Bank tiI
s7ter sgts.-t5D stsse ~ sl 100 Do @'s co Do
Reading Railroad 1aS ddo. sgis second Hoard sh 90
Tennessee g. 70 gsa 500 Reading s. 7ia; zgp Chesa-
psnke and Delaware &C. -; tvO Ctr Gs 0t ~ Penn
ylyauia So ~ 30 Catawifaa Raiiroad 100 10 Norrstown
Railroad ~ .9ner Saiss-sso0 Tennessee S. 10 i08i{
80 sharps Reading Railroad ~, 300 do tt DO do g9s
Z PHILADELPHIA Bank
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NV UpfFAva. Nay q. Sol
Tho sales 81 cotton ~ day 1000 bales. NJ al
vsnee g onequarer e. three ighhs ~ cent since the
receipt ~ 10 Canedas The receipts ~ al the
Southern 49, - 90 bales ahead II last year
NJ fame time
CuAntrsroV. May p 1851
The sales q cotton today reached 100 bales ~ prices
ranging from o. exc
BstrrtoHr. May 90, 1851.
Our market Is dali ana nai sales N aouf have been
htde e. - Sl2h q 81 -. Bio coffee l. at exc
Rrrrato, May Cd 1851
The pnsi twcntyfour hours receipts have been A. fo
lows Flour 5000 bbls wheat none, cogn 10 COZ bus6