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Tux POWER or LovE.--We have often card that love
pevvades the whole human race but not aware
In the hnny tribe felt its influence until
upon ehusion Of Yankee poet, who says that
"Love assais
And warns mid Of ice, the melting whales,
Goods Grim ped cod, fierce pangs to perch mparts,
Shrinks shrveed shrmps, and opens oysters hearts"
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TELEcHAPnIC REPORTS FOR THE UNION.
NEW York, June Ga, p. m

New YoRK June 81, p. m.
The steamer North America with passengers for the
Worlds Fair, sails for Galway, Ireland on the nth OF
June She will take full com plement OF passengers
who will be landed in Liverpool Tor $lCO each
Stocks steady and unchanged ~
Flour shows no alteration from of 800
bbs all at S4 for standard brands. Wheat quiet-Gen
esee l3 lis Sales OF bushels OF corn at %
a 81 cents for mixed, aud 50 cents for yellow,
Provisions inactive.
The cotton market is heavy, and little doing.
Whiskey, 22k cents.
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MoBILK, Nav 20, 1851.

INUbIlh, My 20 IoJT
Sir; To the undersigned. committee repre- senting Il
large number of the citizens OF Mobile without distinction
Of party who DESTROYS OF offering slight
NAL of their adm ration for and faithu
public has been assigned the pleasing duty OF
dering you a DINNER, such time will suit
your and they indulge the hope that will be
in your power to accept.
We the honor be, very respectfully, your ODE.
dent servants,
w. II HALLETT,
JAMES L. SAUNDERS
ARTHUR +. HOPKINS
j. NJ WITHERS,
JAMES BATTLE.
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DIED,

AT residence Stony Arbor Farm Prince Georges county,
Maryland Wednesday, the 2sth ultmo, Mr. RAPHAEL G.
EDELEN.
deceased exemplary Christian, accomplished
ueman and interesting family
loss circle of friends whom he endeIed by
his many virtues r. j. W.
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Baltimore Money Market.

All the stock board day Maryland SIS closed at 1884
bid 1888 asked Maryland SIS, s7h bid 80 asked Ba
6s 1890, 1854 bid lo6 asked BALTIMORE and Ohio
York and Cumberand % bid 23a asked Baltimore and
Susquehanna 39l asked. Sales OF 500 Maryland bs at
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RnposALs received unt Saturday, It'll June
m building eight class houses in the city OF Washington,
according 10 plans and specification prepared.
printed specifications had sent by
Application subscriber, Washington whom
posa mud other viii be addressed postpaid
w. w. CORCORAF.
NAV lB-2awid IRepuhic
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SAVANNAH, Juno 4.

The schooner Midas arrived here to-day from Havana,
and reports everything quiet in the island the 2h No
had been made, but the government was on
lookout Lopez reports being in circulation that he
about leaving New Orleans in several steamers with
large military force.
Moasses quoted at IL reals,
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BosroN, June 6.

The ury in the case of Scott, being able to agree,
were discharged the Judge directed another jury 10 be
empannelled try the of Hayden negro, and al
legged have engaged in the rescue OF Shadrach
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CHARLESTON, Juno T.
Sales to-day of 800 bales of cotton at 81 10 cents Tho
market exhibits an improving tendency
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a3- Ninth NJ Il. Church.-Preaching tomorrow
al O'clock j. G. Wilson, OF Philadelphia at O'Clock
by Aug Webster Of Baimore and al o'clock by Rev. T.
Ward June 7
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EOR rent y t,vc-stcry house. with basement, on Ill,
Of 18th street. Apply, on the premises 70
May 2l-3taw1 CATH D. MULLAT.
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FHyI"'Nf ~0HF1 PVT W.T.
nrrlnrsrNrt
THE holders Of the five cent ss"es s.s"e" "s's'
approved the ION Auep 'o,
pleasure the United after INC p,h nus 20. ~
notified that The principal said stock WIN NC
interest which VIII then De aos p - ~ 30
81 49, aoc, se above aav al the United States
Inc IN the legal representatives on me
duly assigned IN the usual
n - a., nsJ st.,es all interest on said stock Win
cease and determine after The above dato' - - =
ept m The amount time previous 70 me @ Anrs merit on
~ gnmen and delivery Of the certificates above
viii any accrued interest to the time Of such presents
ton and payment Tuos CopwIN
"a Z, Of the Treasury.
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as-CoIumbia Typographical society.-A meeting of the
society held this evening" al o'clock in the Ademens
Assembly Room CITY Hall VIM. E. MOTT,
Jupe Recording Secretary.
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mo. M. McCALLA

WILL practise and the yanous sou
the District He prosecute claims ssors Con
sr.as and the aen,r,monts NAV oo-eoddn aath Sep.
n II. CLUsKEs, Architect srd C'vf' Em9sneer, ne
", buidnes, north Sds o.
aysnue, between 18Th stree" west r." %-Nu
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THE Gold Worshipper-a Novel, 40 cents.
Mary by Eugene Sue author Of the wandering Jew
The wife,s SISTERS or Forbidden Marriage. IS cents
The Denning their by Miss Leslie rs cents
Mask-a Tale of the Wars In Germany,
by De Quincy, author Of the English Opium Eater rs cent?
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Nv DYER & MCGUIRE, Auos,onssrs.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, JERSEY WAGON, CART, HAR-
Ill drauht horse farming Implements, garden tools, &c
on SATURDAY morning instant O'Clock in front Of our
assortment OF good house
hold furniture &c, viz
Mahogany sofas, rockers, and psror chairs
Cottage, cane, and wood seat chairs, lounges
Walnut table, oak arm-chars
Mahogany dining, centre, and card tables
marbetop sideboards
Do and do dressing bureaus
Do and wash.ands, toilet sets
DO and painted wardrobcs, candestsnds
DO cherry poplar bedseads, uundies
CARPETS, rugs, mating, painted floor cloth
Feath b hair and shuok mattresses
Brass CRATES, stoves and pipe
Tin safes, refrg.raiors, looking glasses
Gilt eandeiAbras with prisms
Hail. manteI, and solar lamps glass ware d
Ftench China table cutlery
White granite dinner set, &c ...-,-- ---,-..--
Together with varsity OF useful htehen requiaes
AZ TWELVE O'Clock, "
good draught horse cart and harness
Jersey and harness, plough
Various gardening tools
we five cords Of wood
Double foyling piece, revolver
Two superior rifles ,..a. a.
N r. The wood, consisting hickory, OAK ann asn cur mo
SACKED on the w Johnston, ESQ., about NIUE rom me
sComha College viii he sold 10 De removed AZ inc efpee
purchaser. nvpp . uaourpr
cash. 'ho - w
June I'D F'"N"'''''S-
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by A. GREEN, Auosopesr.
gurFSE BRANDY FTsH, sc, AT AUCTIoN.-On Saturday,
the shall sell, account o. whom may concern
Of gh and streets, al 10 O'CLOCK
a.
~ boxes Of prime cheese
IS casks brandy u. j. Dupuy, fourth proof
sale positive A. GREEN, Aueionssr
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mo An adjourned meeting OF the Board Of Health
will be City Hall Saturday, the TIN instant at
o'clock p attendance of the members requested
Tit
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WItlIsINNI MIND
Col w v. Hall-tt Col. j. E. Saunders, Hon. A. h. Hop.
kins Col. j. NJ. Wfhers James Battle esq., Committee.
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90 The Teachers Association Will meet At tn
Institution this afternoon AZ O'Clock Question fol
"Ougt teaching be subject
regulations similar those of law and medicine
the public invited
June o. c. WIGHT, Secretary.
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Notice hereby general meeting OF the stock
holders will be held at the banking house In this city
OF elecung
hoard OF trust ensuing
polls will be IL O'Clock and close at O'Clock,
p,
RID SMITH, Cashier.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-17

mo>DAys June lt-S p Nj
hsHrs were without particular change; 100 barrels
pesris brought s. 80, aud pots, S.
BrrswAx.-rurthtr ssie- Of 500 lbs American yell
low were made 81 Doc cash
Rsykbsrvrrs.-Thsrs lees amin, ton In the Flour
trade day and the market with ample and accu-
INITIATING stock favored purchasers The sales Of do
mestic amounted 20 $500 bsrrrs-supcrnne Ne AZ AZ
50a - cas- old State and Western from siorp at a.
So y mixed to fsvcrite Indiana and Michigan, at
= - fr'sh ground ordinary 10 straight State So
81 81 fiat and rour hoop Ohio, 81 - Is and pure
Gtneec at - % ~ a. Canadian vas firm but aiiet;
200 barrels In bond. sold at ~ co. Southern ruled
about the same with sales Of co barrels to good
At 81 - ~ So and fancy, Mt ~ 75a 80 81 Rye aour
vas not plenty; and leo barrels fine brought So ~
Meal remained noticed previously with n limited
business H7sa was abundant and declining; the
transsctionswer in retail lots and embraced 600 bushels
common Gcnesee. At psc and 30 do Southern
ai 30 Bys vss nominsi and heavy al ~ 73c
0als we're rsthsr quiet yet quotations remained
the seine Bariy was pna'eted Corn advanced
about one cent rtf bushel, and va buoyanti 650Oo
buhck purchased at oec for Southern white Doc
for North yellow; SO q 81 for Western mixed: and
% for eighty damaged do.
Cott-1wo cargoes u Scotch were disposed or this
morning a. 20 -, usual credit
Conn was Epecuatively active and very firm;
amongst the transactions were 20 bags Java at SCI
5000 Msfecsibo IT Exc 400 d. Rio, ats1l 9t.c;
and 200 do - Domingo. at Sc.
Corros The market has been quiet to-day. The
inquiry for good qualities o. New Orleans and Mobile
growth. however continues, and prices paid for
such, showing market advancing steadily All other
grades and cecrptions appear neglected and heavy q
fae The total business about 500 bales on the
tafis ~ &C. for Upsnds, and csc for New Orleans mid
dirg. Liverpool Classification.
Fan was plenty and cheaper. 200 quintsis Georges
nsnk cod sold At - 25 4oO do GranI do at 81; 21D
tafrcl No mackorei at 50 IS and $50 do at So 81
81 q IS
Pm CrscHrps.-sales were made n 300 boxes Canton
90 packs at 81 70, usual time
FHfIGuts --Nesfos for Liverpool were full as far
grain concerned, rates for which we're nominal
for cotton the rates 6-32d to sled asked while
ltd offered. Flour ranged from L. "a r. 4aiI ,
asked a small 1t taken, ~ f up at tribe under
tho first quotation. Some dead weight was engaged at
~. 81 some vessels loaded with slaves FOR Mar
aslee al sic 80; and taken w for a. John New
Brunswlsk nnd Quebec, 70 load with lumeer for Liver
pool and London. There was no change TO IIavre or
California.
iirfr Included In the days bus iness 500 boxes
Mslaga rssns at ~ 30; 100 DO sheed alonds at &c
2lc 20 cases sarjnee, ~ Coo rs casks currants at
Tifc; and 10 bales Grenohe wsnuts at eye
HaY River was plenty and lower 500 bales were
taken, at az re q 600, cash.
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Circular Instructions 20 Collectors aud
other Ofieers Of the Customs.

TRFssrnY DErAHTNfE~r. JUNE 10 1851
The Supreme Court ~ the United States has recently
decided aud fixed the principles to govern Ia apprase
ments with the view 10 the assessment u Import duties
On gods wares and merchandise under the provisions o
law in operation prior to the passage Of the entitled
"a sct to smend the acts regulating the spprassment Of
imported me- rchande and for other purposcs sppr,ve1
% March 1851 As these principles differ from th1-e
heretofore adopted and prsctcd In the respective col
lection district, claims for tse return q alleged
o. duties paid under the former rule regulating appraise
msnts coming up for the action Of the Department,
Thereby render ing Il expedent to issue instructions To-
the information and government q the proper officers %
the customs AZ veil the parties entitled TO relief Ia
cases the kind referred TO- and aso 70 obtain the relu
site information 70 enable the Department. decide upon
al such claims
In the case u Gfeely " fhomp-on i form,n. aoi
Maxwell ". Griswold 81 al the Supreme Court II the
United STATES has decided whore go0ds aud
chande imported into the uai;ci states from the
country n their growth manufacture that the pro-
per time for fixing on sppraisement the SEXUAL market
value wholesale price IN the principal markets Of said
country y the time ~ their procurement when not pur
chased and the time Of their purchase when they had
been actually purchased abroad rather than the time OF
their expectation or shipment"
Duties having been levied and cosced in cases Of this
Kind upon the appalled, market value Of the merchsn
disc al The date Il expectation Or shipment TO the United
States In pursuance n the construction heretofore given
20 the law by the Department u becomes necessary IN
order 70 enable the Department to act upon claims for
the return II any u duties that may be satissc
tofiy shown 70 have been exaccd In any contrary
10 the decision Of the Supreme Court before a1vcrted TO-
that the following information and data should BE- fur
nished in each coming up for s action 70 wit
Fua- II will be incumbent upon the party claiming
10 have refunded any Of duty importations
made prior 10 the passage 81 the above act Of 81 March
1851 10 make application In writing To the collector Of
the port where the goods In question may have been
tered setting forth the description u goods the dates ~
shrm III and Importation and the u the vessel
wit proof showing the exact date when the good
purchased procured abroad. and their value a, te
time and that the were bona fds purchased or
procured for the purpose Of being shipped 70 the United
states
This application and the accompanying proof will be
forwarded 10 this department by the coaect tor with
statement n the facts in the together With such
proper explanations the records files ~ his once
will afford accompanied by cershed statement in due
form. o. any excess Of duties which, in his opinion
ought 20 be refunded
Sc0d-No cases viii be taken into consideration By
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Carmen has been again visited by destructive
oonhsg Ii will be reooscted that on two oc-
casfons last year the town nearly destroyed by
FIRE There is no doubt that incendiaries are de-
termined on its destruction.
The FreEch residents in Mexico who have
claims against the Mexican government, for the
damages thoy sustained on the occasion of their OK
pusion from the t,rritory of the republic, have
minated committee. which will send its report to
the Minister of Foreign Affairs in Paris. These
damages will be paid from the balance OF $oO0,OOO
due by Mexico, in virtue ofthe convention OF the 9Th
of March. 1899
The government has not, TO the last date sane
toned the resolution OF the Congress about the
Tehuantepec treaty. 1t will do it very soon; and
the Me xic an papers fear that such step will be
fatal to the country. The House of Deputies and
the Senate are far from having the same views on
the tobacco question. The Repres atives persist
in declaring that the contract is null, and the soma
tors sustain a con irary opinion. The question, of
course, il to be settled with difficulty
One of the most distinguished Senators, Mr. Oh
aguibal, Disguised with the course pursued by the
government, had sent his resignation to the Senate
1t is great loss for this corps, of which Mr. Ola
guibal was one of the most celebrated orators
There has been discovered near Cuerna vaca, mine
of quicksilver, very rich, which yields from 90 to
The Alabama, which had been stopped at Vera
Cruz for not having submitted to the EQUATIONS of
the Custom House, sailed from that port for New
Orleans the 2lst inst The question had been
previously settled by the government.
A skirmish took place at FL Arroyo, between
some foreign smugglers and the troops of General
Avalos The smuggers, although supported by
the inhabitants of Rhome, defeated, and forced
to abandon their projects At the latest date,
raj companies had arrived, and tranquility was
restored.
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.



PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1851.
Arrieoi AZ the Nas York Eages-Ihe Bsoomer
Dr,ss-Sussday Battle "A Riaa Shot o66~y.
The Eagle Engine Company of New York ar
rived here about two o'clock, and was received by
an escort Of eighteen of our fire companies, EN-
bracng over ave hundred men, each company nav
ing a band of music. They are the guests OF the
Southwark Engine Company, who give an en-
tertainment 10 the visiters at the Exchange
Hotel, of r. b. Jones, this evening.
Two respectable young ladies sported the Bloomer
dress Yesterday in retired street, in the north.
Westeia section of the city, whore they succeeded
being annoyed by the boys. One wore a black silk
skirt with scarlet Turkish trousers and the other
a short barege dress, with light colored pants
Two rowdy gangs, runners with the GOOD w III
Hose aud Western Engine, met yesterday, oy ap-
pointment in a secluded place on the banks OF the
Schuy kill river, back of Girard College, for the
purpose Of settling differences by pitched battle,
They were using their pistols, and every other sort
of missile, when the police disturbed their amuSe-
melts, and caused general flight Two or three
arrests were made. One Of tho ringlea iers leaped
into the river to escape the pursuit. when an odcer
fired at him, and it is supposed wounded the flying
rioter. The officer directed two boys in boat to
60 to his assistance, but after rescuing him they
rowed over to the western bank, and by this means
he escaped.
The Roger Williams started this morning, with
about three hundred passengers, on an excursion
to Cape May.
Three fellows entered tavern in Locust street
this morning, and while the barkeepor went into
the cellar to procure the ale they called FOR, red
the till of bout 400
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wy 'si Si.ii :. az: q; s. ALL
+; S:: e; {; si::
-s mas: IL ;'t::s '.'
81
bee. s'is day. g The ' s..s@s.s Of -
SCI
WITH s s::s.sss e ssiss = Nay
sn % S: bare @
London steering 81 no date lat a. Lon 49, saw several very
Writ; Es ss.s Ss q, s', ,s. Cam. IN;
u.s. Ion 20 spoke bark Iris Allen from Pasax0na for
Brig Lowell tcf Roeil.sdh sherman Port .u Prince
With r to ss% s. a. S %. "a New
Brig Phantom Gorum, CurseOa, June L. with hides skins
Brig A.e.u,us of sG s Kassn Ponce PR H.y
zsohe spoke bark swan days from Philadelphia for Nay
ITs s. psyE Pr days with
sugars e Hoiisr ssSad ks.s; WV NV ' WIN
sehT Ls%.Itine, Watt: from $ y.so lsr New YORK ~
s.Is's tfsSss ffn's EDWARD
ms . sn
the thermometer stood in the cabin no. and deck
sehr P.mlioe; Psnasd, Gsorge.own; DC. 3d.ys.
Schr Susan: Hardy: Troy bound for Boston
Schr Isaac Tails Toombs Albany bound to
assss b s.S, ss%"d as f
Schr Empire johnson, Providence bound for Albany.
Schr II A West, Burden Providence bouAd for Albany.
Schr Jasper, Bassett, Boston, days.
sohr Victor, Chase, Boston. 3days
Schr Tivsno, Low, Gloucester. 3 days.
sI s sss sssf %saa x s.sss
Kelley Ksss sd.y
sohr Sterling. Chase, Bsrnstable. days.
ScLr Mariner Keller, New Haven. 2days
Schr Ann Maria, Phinney Salem. 8 days
schr Melissa Ann, Tibbetts, Machias. 7 days.
Schr Lucinda Whittemore, MaohiAs.
schr saml Hsdlock Bunker. Machas Port. days.
Schr Eliza LAYTON. Robins: Harwioh, days.
Schr Suean Chase. Chase. Harwich, days.
Schr Mary Lspgdon. Holiness kookand. days.
Schr Fountain, Bucklin, Rockland, days.
Schr Coral. Johnson. Rockland, s days.
Schr Masssch utettx. Hicks. Rockland. days.
Schr Henry, Hall, Rockland, 5days.
Ehn Bsssass F ksIa asy.
Schr Leo, Smith, Rockland. days
Sehr Adelaide Harding. Rockand. days.
schr Pallas, Mcintyre. Rocksnd, days
Schr Congress. Doane. Harrington, days.
sohr Jerome, willard; Portlsad sdAys
schr Rebecoa Could. Bangor. days.
sshr G Gen Gilman Drs Nelson cs:r N.Y.
Seir Maria Jane. sumner Eastport. days. !,
Sloop John Parker Mason Providence bound for Al
bsny
Sloop Oregon, Sturgess, Providence.
Sioop Radiant, Wells, Providence.
sailed.
Steamship Union. Budd, New Orleans.
JrsE l6-Wind at sunrise, Me- meridian, ENE; sunset.
ENE.
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Telegraphie Reports.


Receipts since Saturday -flour 500 barrels; wheat,
22C00 bushels; 10000 bushels Western flour IL in
fair demand and prices are unchanged the sales
2oOO barrels Wheat held above the views of buyers
and have transactions to report Corn is in fair
request with sales of 1900 bushels mixed Western
43isc. Oats continued steady at SIC. Freights are
without charge.
ALBANY, June 10 1851.
The receipts Of the past AZ hours have been Flour
$500 barrels wheat 1000 bushels; 1900 bushels
flour in moderate demand prices slightly buy
The sales were-l5oo barrels. at 81 a 81 49, fer
straight State the figure for Michigan and 81 81
81 a for pure Genesee Wheat-there is fair milling
demand for prime. and $500 bufhes Genesae sold at
81 12s 81 10 Corn Is easier with better inquiry; sales
2UC0O bushelS at Sec 56c for yellow round 54c
for Western mixed. Oats In demand at - c 4!e
CuARIrsros. June 10. 1851
The sales tf cotton Saturday 600 bale a.
&c n Zoe.
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HrM.-Hodsrs Of Ill kinds very stin but no
sales Of moment trHnspirrd
Isos varied but little 100 tons pig realised $lsk
L.THs-yastern salesb,e and buoyant at 81 81
per thousand.
L.Ap-A lot of 30 tons sp.Iish brought s. 90, cash
L,Mr-Rockland in better supply, without change
In price $40 barrels common fetched S3c Soc per 100
pounds.
Mo.Assrs was the same 100 hhds Muscovado sold at
&c. 25c and SO Porto Rico, at CSC.
NAVAL SToRrs we're becoming and more vAlus
BILE Sales made Of barrels North County rosin
at 81 co. $50 do fine, at ~ So 37 and $50 do spirits
turpentine, at Ikc., cash.
1890 gallons store at 72c $780, cash lot Of $50
baskets sweet brought So 81 u, 4 months.
rate business. consisting Of 45O barrels new mess at
$l4 80, and Sl4 Asked old, at Sl4 IL IA rs;
prime at sl3; and old at Sl2 Beef was without any
movement change Of interest. Cut meats more
sought after and ruled firm. 400 packages hams and
shoulders plain cursd, taken, at nc 6ic. re-
spectivey Lard easier and 800 barrels sold at
8c. Butter showed ess activity at Saturdays rates
u eese selling freely at Sc. 65sc.
RAJ EsI.Tr-At the Exchange this forenoon; the
of Ninth avenue and Sixty second streets 25x
lOoSS00; dc adjoining, each 25x0O $500 each S2oT0
do. corner II sixty-third street, 25xl0O, 81 OBS;
do Sixty third street each 25xl00 $500 each
81 240 do adjoining each 25xl0O $500 each 81 0i0;
do 2SxloO, $500 each. slNo; do 25xloo $3.50 each,
$3.50; do 25x100 $470, each 500; do 25x100 S425
each $1,000 do xl0O, S4l0 EACH 81 $40 do 25xl00,
S420. each $3.50.
Ns..cx continued in limited request at SO 81 So So
hr lair to prime Carolina
SrcARs-we noticed sale of D. German at Sl2 six
months.
soAr-Castie moved to the extent of 100 boxes at %
a 81, usual terms
SrIcEs inanimate. $50 lbs No. / nutmegs
brought Csc. cash.
SriErrs But little doing in foreign while the market
unchanged half pipes Cognac brandy realized S2
puncheons St. Crox rum SO cts and SO baskets Cham
payne at $40 Sl2. American whiskey scarce, and
held at advance including Ohio and Prison at % and
Drudge 224c
SUGARS have not varied 100 hhds. Porto Rico
lized 57 $50 do Mucovado SIC, and 100 boxes brown
Havana Oh a 62s c.
TAlLow moved to the extent of 5000 lbs. prime at
7c, the former rate.
TN--Bsnca remained quite and scarce, and wanted at
zoe, time, &c.
ToRAoco.-There decided alteration in the
market so hbds Ken lucky fetched IL c., and few
Pennsylvania seed leaf tic.
WINES Amongst the days transactions were Is or.
casks Port at 81 1915 10 do. Burgundy do at &c., and
loo carct at So