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A EsrERADo-PRoBARLE MURDER,-At i Ia
hour on Saturday night, Mr., Huron, the tjai'or
Of the eity of Coyington accompanied by Officer
Bedford, attempted to arrest man named Nc
Cabc, who has been a prominent leader IN an
ARRAY in which a man named Gibson was 50.
yerely beaten. McCabe resisted, and in the
tnssle which ensued he discharged a pistol the
contents of which lodged in the forehead OF Mr.
Bradford The wound is dangerous one' anu
10 hopes are entertained of his recovery NC
Cable effected his escape, [Gin COLUMBIAN
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
caEscRrr orrrcr

| Tuesday Morning June 90 1854 I
| COTTON. There good demand Yesterday re.
sung in sales Of $500 bales but the rates were irregular
| We still quote
| NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior 81 Midding Fair e9<G5l01>
ordinary. ........... 80 61s Fair 101G11
aiddling 1881 Good Fair secs. nominal
iood Niddling, .s2f1e15 Good and Fine u,
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
Stock on hand Sept 1854 20 al
Received since. .1394447 4l274
- yesterday ....2 292@-1 398739 l464-4l 400
Exported to date. 1213e0e 25.so3 '''s''
Yesterday. 1851 21o277 0oo~-2 .sos
STOCK on hand not cleared, le2os4 1852
TOBACCO. The sales yesterday embraced abous3oo
hhds, including 100 by one party of which at Z an
Factory Lays at AZ IA s. at 81 and a at So and
ipo hhds of which 10 at 81 and so 744 p H. These
prices Indicate decline within the last week or 3se
p b.
SUGAR AND M0LAssEs. There was nothing Of any
moment doing in Sugar. OF Moasses bbls Re boiled
we're disposed of at 1O1sGDile % gallon
FLOUR The demand good and prices firm with
sales of $500 bbs follows 200 Illinois at SO 621s 100
ST. Louis at 50, 800 at Sc 4S also at SO s7 $50
in lots at ST. and l00oin single export also at 81
. bbl.
Corn was in request, and 5000 sacks were
sold including 1900 Inferior at IS 10 400 ordinary Mixed
at 40 llI0 at 49, $50 at the 2lO0 at 50 1850
prime White at SO u bushe Of Oats 5000 sacks were
disposed Of including 200 ordinary Indiana at 32t 400
sacks 81 Louis at 37D37 u, and 1900 choice at IS
bushel OF Bran 40 sacks taken at 81 p 100 Ii
PROVlslONS....P PORK was lower and noticed sales
Of 500 bb uninspected Mess at about $40 10 and 100
State Inspection at $40 rs q Dbl, 60 days.. OF Bacon
l6o casks prime ribbed Sides sold casks
good Shoulders at 4}se u Lard so tierccs prime
sold in one lot at 81 ~ H.
HAY. We noticed small sale of ordinary Western
$2l y ton
COFFEE. Market dull Sales $50 bags Rio at 9l4f0
94[t 2 IT,
WHISKY. Sales 50 bbls Rectifed at 24}ze rs Raw
in lots at 20, and 50 divers Extra at &c = gallon.
FREIGHTS,. An the in British ships for LIVER
pool was filled up at ~ and American ship taken for
that port at 13.16d for Cotton.
EXCHANGE. -. Demand limited at our quotations:
Sterling .1o76lO814 . c. prem
Francs. ...:.,.,...5t.I6 0bf25 U dollar
New York sixty-day Bis.. .215G34 p ct. disc
Sight Checks on New York...... 14la1 p ct. disc
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TILE DAILY CRESCENT.

AFRoeIous MURDER = An atroeious murder
was committed on the night of the 9th inst, in
MeDonogh county, Ill, ut place three miles
from Fountain Green, upon the person of James
Dye About two O'clock at night the murderer
went to the house, got into it, and placed a
pistol to his breast and blew a large hole
through his body. Dye sprang up in his bed
and then he received a blow upon his forehead
with hammer, which killed him, HIS wife is
said TO have been lying in bed with him, on the
side next the wall. The alarm was given and
nelshbors soon repaired to the house Next
day coroners inquest was held, and Stoaklcy
= Rhca, one Burrows, sort of preacher, aud
Rcbecca Dye, were arrested for the murder
The circumstances are stated with much detail
in the Carthage Republican, and point to these
parties as the guilty ones Dye had previously
hsd some difficulty with Rhea and Burrows on
account Of their intimacy with his wife
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P s.5 REFf Il " y9an2sa o Q Ss
Ioyd Fffersan-I5i5 4 6 B Tate--64o Rlaas
s51 "a lS SIF9 sn &s9 n D. Tf I %Iap.
J@righ Zoos Rdbiason--Total cotton
FORT SAFH AJn5anal+ bales Fieat,
s,s.y Asss@ &c. G "a Is "s @ y sss {
| ro--2zdl L GaineF-foa, y lales cotton,
cUMBERLANP RIVER 1orsasa bales 2 Mel
$50 s s ssa SS[ Ai Ro.n DO 2ao
K sof He5og 3sH s 81. sSI S5s a d w
s sit sg e G 80 ar o d r5 + 6ls Ss' com "
ST LoHtsseasr ltnes Rqths5i sseka orn 90 Dta-
va o bales boT sb FoS S os 40 s seen afy
e s s3 s 19sP iEf@ s ] W. SS 53t pnT-
BIDS Tobacco BRANDS william. teaqs % Rotsn ID
bales bs1.p Connolly orisr.
to, aas cfla b Iar oil Bds BraGs4i leg IL
ss ss. Bitter a.irs oLa sf ts s5 9
4Sf lS S92f1 sg. ~ 1e. DO, nbl d. N,
asdE X H. ~RT Pf S rsE Il s!tsns 'S o
rs Bits WI key u q5qsteni5a do hGeec cals0 do,
riass : ly3 at'sr s. "a IN J
s. 56 Esy tose o9 ok nijs To-; r. snS,
sheesa eTsd &so THompsnl ion sac i N Bar,
j. sr Bsoa IS &a. sa s &c = bb 5s
81 Sia5s D ssaay-1s a and i afq he Tyer cassidy
6 s ~ ,ra , a n sg. Sn!sr
Flint IoaesP II Brntd-N N4itoey Hoyo STsmRaytr6is-
f a@ SSPa7v sso a ats eoD Nelson
WHITES LANblNGst Post Boyi62 bales Brandet
Williams keo92 do Lloyd Frierswl2t do Ws'd
tHebaHon Carroll &eo5 Head, Massie Henderson,
Terry Goa do DaSi Jenkins &e6 do Cummings Stewart Eco
II do Frlrraon Foer Martini Underhiil SCo22 fo
Bnrbdre del Wycbe--l6 hrs0p-S do NJ
Lowe6 d. mepg, Harris eco "a McAiahon-q Chery
HudrFou hides BlclAncn Carroll
Mar i'm Undarlt &Go large bell Emerson, &ro-Total
! II rs bale. cotton.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Showel-8 lard oil CamphaIl &
tronR6 do bels Perngie Biol Iacy to4 bt
half chee keg SchnetrrS do bbs eggs II
}oa1ano- in ss butter orisrt2 lard
bass ay neoa+ly, Bza &c ZIP do Kann. soo sar.aps=
,il,t v Harrison Breie castings opg II eloneo
Princess DO st3ves Mrkeoy Brado-
go aegng, 81 colts b IL
pcs bags7g " HI client Gh.nbers-bB rnpr Smith,
Snptins d. III bgsEiug h,tz lIrdnn
Sittet & o9 = hae u scotland tutse, tnhl.co
hacorf stf d lnt Sal SKIS corn = -
1ne eht Eggs 4eo AID DO dried peaches, IS bbls VIII ky
I { Iwciel &rp5 do eggs Perkins.
Ganph @s-i 10 ew n, Norton Sco5to Tuueri Wilson
IS Dc Ftlewes 6ct BIDS robertson Ac1ulI2
bpterti W NJ te0nl hd inhHrrn, b
pies do beans baog Hurley peaehoa W Ben
ton &cgi3 do, bbs do Lnrcnz roal ~ hhI toeaeo.
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MOBILE AND emo RAuRoAn.-The sixth d.
vision Of this work consists Of the mafn line in
Kentucky, forty miles in length, and the Padu-
cab and Columbus branches, respectively fifty
nine and five miles long; making the total
length Of the division, main road and branches
one hundred and four miies of which seventy
two and weights are in progress. The Padu=
cab branch is all in the hands Of one etflelent
company, who have now fifteen miles at the
Paducah and nearly ready for the tracks, md
can complete the whole BY the lst of December
next Thirteen miles and half in Hickman
county, Kentucky, including the Columbus
branch has made some progress to the amount
s4 5000, but will be urged rapidly on as soon
rs the remainmg thirty one and q half miles in
Fulton and Ballard counties can be put under
contract Iron rails have been ordered to l'ud-
ucah in moderate quantity, that the track lay-
ing may be commenced as early as practeable
With q continued supply of rails at Padnooh,
the tracks may reach jackson, Tennessee, by
the LIST of October, 1850, louisville Courier,
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OE.qCHYT,4 RfTER

Wal leava TUESDAY, I7ns.q, At 4 o'clock p5a
ETOR CAMDEN, BEACH HILLS, @ =
FL .,I D }EAG9 ANDi3 :, &c : Pa5soLtE ~
LINE ttABtHA EAShfSG nUscAtTs eITT Fd31 TTI0S,
TRENTON. MONROE COLU BAs fEaRRfS0SEUEG. TRINITY
81 NJ 4n 1f= 4s.h;a M Bak RiFtsIAs Light iraHeh
eaHaar j. N. HELF, r. ". MeaE- T4as FI eaY-
~ TIL d FfiHST- P, I6 Canal #.
will ~ rEaly scrly tIand
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The Louisville Times seems to look upon the
" Know Nothings" with suspicion. In that
paper of the 18th IL the following;
g The elections in Washington City, and Phil
ndelp'iia have developed an organization on the
part Of a secret society, delighting in the eupho-
NOUS cognomen Of z Know Nothings,' which
promises for a time to exercise a very important
influence in our primary elections Throughout
the New England States, wherever an election
has hven held, the " Know Nothngs,'' have
succeeded in controlling it in many Instances
ny astonishing majorities. We saw it stated Il
Few days since in the New York Mirror, that
the order in the city of New York already num-
5ered $4,000 members. 1t is understood that
this hHotr.H0ihiHg mania is also peryading the
South, and the West, In Cincinnati and other
cities upon the Ohio it is apprchended that they
ltaye organized very formidable parties a PR
yat5 letter from New Orleans from reliable
source informs us that they number in that city
several thousands, and we have repeatedly
heard during the past few weeks, that branches
at tho same association have been formed in this
city and that they are daily making proselytes
As the operations Of this hlutr-nothiHg organi-
ttion are entirely secret, and their purposes
stuaiuusy concealed from the public eye, we can
have nc knowledge of them except by their re-
suits. One ding has been demonstrated very
plainly, that wherever their power has been
felt, it has been BY infjcting a blow upon the
Democratic party With Democrats they seem
II have no atfnties and no sympathes What
ever Of principle they may possess. seems to be
ia autagonism to the cherished principles Of the
Democracy. Under the speGious pretence of
hostility to foreign influence they are at
tempting to resurrect the dead body Of sAattne
.IRtyica3tisnl from the grave to which it had
been consigned by the triumph OF those liberal
principles taught in the Democratic school. II
this be the purpose of the Know Nothing party
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-20
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET

EFfEHs0N UITY {
Monday Eyening. June 10 1854 I
The arrivals to-day unmportsnt and hut few IVES
tern Beeves with amfe stock of Texas Cattle and
moderate supply Of other stock Offering
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FEHHAA 0rrDoSE.-A tailoring firm in New
York city advertise that they will give to every
patron who purchase goods to the amount Of
three dollars, sealed envelope, " containing a
gift of some kind, varying in value from % cents
to $780, which can be opened Immediately after
the purchase, and the article obtained
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-20

The towbos YaGkee lowed down aud the 10Th instt ship
oa~sga Su Bennington bnEk Rosa brig Fanny Rogers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-20
FHSHE ROAD TO HEALTH
Il II a L L

A DESPERATE CASE or sCRoFULA. CURED BY EIoTIo-
MAYS OINTMENT AND PLLS.Ar HeSdon Sydney,
isle Agent fer fh Eoiawayis as
5,atpa tht Thonas Essn hit employ Mr. Charles ThompsR
Beramali sertg fl d with the NE.
his 9+ was covered with psu ipd Of piwp ont Of whie
uled aYAeS He had leahie
various mediene Int without any is then
10" AVS OINTMENT AND PILLS, which in short period
rtEsy cured him TINT lie has the health
The present time.
&5eg Eets Bar nl ard By all The repeetah Druggists
Dealers Aaicues States,
ettal 81 each Wholesale the Drug Houses
unioHand hy Atrssfs b. d SANDS Nav WRIGHT
co New fipeans.
s Thers seyins taking large
N fur Enidauea OF parents in disorder
Sie IN sHch hnz is
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RosfoNsp Raos5s bs eotton IS hhds uga corn,
919 hides ~ pkgs ul'ss.
nav YORK Bark cis-9si hhdl sugar. bills moas 400
legs lard 1851 hides.
NEW Y9EKbsrk L.arsnail5 bales GOTTEN, do wool
hemp2's tht5 aud puHctou pigs
II pkss inlss. ~
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RIVER sTEAME RS.
44ST-

I .AFOURCHE PACKET DOCTOR
sATEY, Capt VI g, wilson, lse7ss MONDAYS LstsaSH
". 4 IAF0Resr % s. 1zs,..e -.
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4ieuul Vernon Al III
Susan " Ind ..z2, il
Sarah Ann. -. l'Uint
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Sarhs.

" III
Cary sfii e.. ....5. Point
~. Sarhs. Edward Barnard. LPF
adonls. 80. ..,.t2a,d4l +. $ lnnes. .roRteihFe
5tEina..........2Od d. George Man hsms5, III
bto9aa. ......t24d La --....-..L PT
Cri4i7,...........2 % AZ jane h l9iiEp eth, .LPT
1elphos: ........ls,il Kate bingham. 5 ii
GGiden Era .....SG,i2 MIias.5.........tg, d2
joan CUTS. Pom. .0.tIt
Jena'hmt oodhue Fl Roam. .LPI
Llurr us. .........l7, "a Star ...,......LPI'
Magistrate, ..-.-4l "a Srsanz LIFT
Mayo .q2,d4lTaiIah1sse ....1 LIT
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VTcKSBURG.

VII l.eys sysrys tTURDAY Il & s'eioek p. "
AtNOR MIbLfKEN'S BEND, EGeKs- egg
e Ba9tF R 5d,ftEsT9N t SET caETssaE y
RaYpp "5RA asi saTCS RouGE-ts aa8T sat7rsag WSsEy
u W.. HeRAE paes sarh.
BsiI-.
tfsiyht passage, apply on bo$ts- u 70 ~ -
...,.- :, Smith & sIsilsTEg, IS Cans street.
" As the aefFa4r Ncat -st-
H3gday roar kstafe e VII take III ne Ysoo sr
tzh II Lef1z. n-qst III. b
Ter and sin t4ks zs ami gssseng river Nsoesp
Grtenriilef PHI md tks Fsrds ~"
LS The W I slit IKE paasRngerz ast tbs ress.
crrkI hs avess lost o. Canal every fdaesay NOV
Rhbi' fseFiye tfaf2HA sjc.1t
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VISITING, WEDDING AND BUSINESS
CARDS Engraved HEATEsT STYLE OF tbe Art aud at
tho LOWEST PRICES compatible With good execution,
sis In CD. s2gYEliS, Me- Cup Rar1 Camp slr9sti
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ST. LCEIS

WIZ lesys WEDNESDAY Jph4 a, ats o'clock r
RN0R ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, and all greg a.
4 Intermediate snIings-THs ligtt aat-sks
fast rinEng s. Loois prsFet DELAsTt ARE, gaEsr
will leave above. For passage, sppIr
orto BLACKAtaN / CHI D5:s Povdras street ieaO
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FOR RENT.


| NN0R RENT-HoUsE and FURNITURE at 6ss
ays ai - q The faG't
Ee Ths Haate ~ Viii se com TO-
Ply pff i' 3@' rlsRsd sa Sa FL s
R47oR RENT-A we'll located and roomy Lot
T. q s. Js'ePh a7d s. eb%. streets o the storage q
'Sn s',s' Dst' - "" '' '''''d low s3sK PLACE
EHEAP RENT. "A two story frame Al
9i ~, oo, ss'1, t aas E sa ~
Iaqaii [ a1fs So
YEHo RENT AT BAY ST. LoUIS-Two m
n DWEL!Nes with abundance Of all varieties Of Fni IN
%''
vi, VIII u s %p TfS 10 spa'e i so4 Si E s
apt On, 8. Poy1ra. atreet
STORE TO RENT.Immedate posses- NS
fs95 s@n,5 - o s 1se yet o tiety sst ,tqrT as
ss e I To K goa ar @ tenant terms viii te
epls BAFEiii co. 81 Common street.
STORE 10 RENT.--Possession given 1st IN
'1s f aad Sdts Ds .,s .9 ss lore, oo l
leyty openings both Il good ans
aolg w. BARELiI \ co. 81 Common sweet.
TH70 RENT-IMMHDfATE POSSESSION GIVEN =
1 a, ae 9 new t24e.o.y sK STORE n Fulton STREE sssn
atng through from fulton View eyea airse having
Fiji T9f G. hef parieaIa Hppl{ e 8, :, , co
- - p -'rItVu ssrHf%'
st'oh Zen L house o. on the North-East a
lm ' - . ' coc sft " q Camp rtr5eT
NOR RENT.-A light and spacious Office.
fsar 'sa '''s = IL AsnpRlper Co 50 St. css,s
bNOR RENT.-Back Office, SO Poydras street,
from ''4r z EaR65aSbwzlL CO. IS IS r..
E%OR RENT. The Lower Floor of store ~
o27 ''''' M. WEYMOUTH
Ns8R RENT-Two LARGO nd VOL l;r[ oil ssse
n 'o ~ oL4F - NO lifS auu wei llehted ~
% = H. hsiiBRfDGE d co. So S. chnrlea ftrset.
-----"-~--s-----~----------
FOR SAL ,F-HOR SAT
-====--==
E4'OR HlRE-A smart, intelligent AIuatto
BOY about is years a2e hanty at ao Kind Of
~ g'9, Or ~ 1hg S NAY o. 5t4da t. Belonging
iel7 6. j. o. PiERS9x : Commercial P TTpas 70
oh oALE-lne steamboat RtBY, n
s F@rh District For ts;,g ;i WY gs 7, VI b ..sra
: - ; : - sie - -
h4S0R SALE-A Family HORSE, RocKAwaY
ar, s9 .Fne'' @ he Ge and ogHd ana
VIII 6r sold II Blu Tor $500 a f5r os eiing an k
@Ff'' REiLEIEuxss STABLE Rampant ,treet
iesst Between s.. Loait aud Toulouse.
JUDGMENT FOR sALE.--A judgement in
% Fourth District Court ri J. 1ran B,nsa aisd onsetor)
Draft drawn 5y BaGnts ca Ganeror co. AID nIsyag
At Il coraefoi plae5 SAFE SneAp m Afsy
g Hs,o al saar5 es Gn l uLhplNu,
Il refd on tTe A 8 yea iii 81 ACK HAWK MORO 5SrhAs
w tb1, t5ysn Is p.F and VA b soI sins o. a VII
hppIy to ~ S H. PEA D.
Hpi1 Wa oua., News Shell Rnad
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,a, Tuesday Morning June 90 1854 I
ooiioN.. There was a good demand yesterday re
sung In sales Of 45eo bales but the were irregular
We still quote:
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S-luieaye WEDNESDAY, Irre Il. NJ so,-,aeE ! u
IGOR NATCHITOCFES,, GRAND ~
Fc0RE anl Af5EEA MID Ik-Tbe new Iigbt xMHs-LlA
dsHght Is4.se7gsr paeEet sYBasIA VIM KEW
5Etst=, f'Ptyh
orto .isls J. NJ. JOHNSTON co no Wins I4yss =
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HSASFDRAG GOOD Pasturage for g.
o. HORSES ard MULES, Ely Asre Lqt in As4ara 10y
Inquire at II PcYdrsA suost, er
aPsl er T.rHAyrR, or the pssrl,ss
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- wll1esss gERxEs !, Isns q, ~ ~, ~.

TSoR SHREVEPORT ALEXAN r~y
= DatAA ItGRRtcAfE AVID cARoLtHE l.fzsssstsy
Tn magnificent $. W Downs, Captain Clarke nj
ssvF 4bNye. For freight passhest arpy h&rd
isl9 LEWIS sSAPP % New Lsvee.
VII laage TUESDAY. June ~, NJ ntiotk ?. ".
NOR SMITHLAND. JEFFERSON. - i
BENTON, PORT cADDo, SHREVEPORT aaI sllestsssss
~ sie,,rt I'D .g,
gaiT will taFe as anTe For rfght psSas hG7pg Superior
accommodations, apply On tpard
sNfTFi 4 FfHtTsTEF. "A ca1sl 4tr4el.
~ The ST. cEas viii !ske freight shTgspo erais sr
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yEsHE GRAND SALOONS or E JACOBS,

GSHAhtP AGNE-
v Loo baskets GIaps Leaf, quarts
70 DE-, DO DO, nptsi iur
iss 3, WOLF
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=, =" I'M no o0IEtIVI MY HWUIts anH gUuca-
ton are very unniilitary; but there is no cause
IN which would sooner buckle It knapsack on
my back, and put musket on my shoulder
than that OF putting down a servile Instruction
at the South. The great relation of servitude,
IN some form or other, with greater or less de-
parture from the theoretic equality Of men, is
lnseparable from our nature Domestic slavery
Is not, IN my judgment, TO be set down as an I'M
n moral or lrretigous relation. No, sir, the New
Testament says; ssaves, obey your masters.
| can not admit that its duties are not presup-
posed and sanctioned by religion. know Of no
way By which this form Of servitude can be fixed
but by political institution"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-23
Foreign Ports.

At Ayres April bark Junas Phnney from Boston.
just Oceans Moore foi Boston, o. J. Hayes. Bea9ya for
terdeo Ny and Rachel Burke Palmetto Lewis and Lion MI
ken destinations WessscumcOu Marsh from Monev.
a. Mnieyieo NAV barks Manto s,inson from Boston
April e Chntcleer Pearce and Nood6grn from Bal
Baltimore brig NernoG Collins to load up the river cI New
Weybot Carter ou NewYork April . and sid Tor Buea9s
ans. from New-York for Buenos Ayres.
At st. JasO I'd inst bark Ions Avel' for Trieste Just COM
sailed from Trinidad 9Th inst briss spfre (Br) Mead for BOs
ton; 18th. Martha Knsnlsn. Dyer. Portland. .
Cenfuego 9Th inst, brigs Ella Reed Walker BeFmnda
eth TuXilc Muigan New York. sh, bark Mazepps beadhns
Philadelphia SD 4h triss Zenobs Carleton Boston 5th anger
Bl Psynier do; sh barks Sol Piper Mcclure and Tom Cawn
At do let inst brig Azores Battle for New York 10 days
Going into Remedies 9Th INST, brig H. H. heGilvery Crockett
from New YORK.
AT at Pctou 7th inst brss William Morrison, Boston, Orkney,
Crow do 9th Mary Sophia Parker do Bridget Porter DO
bre Lady Boudro DO Charles Boudrot do; Amulet,
Miller st John y b. iith Norman. Boston, Taylor Sleep
Ke,re Boston, Falcon Boun do Belgrade Leyace do
Leblanc Portsmouth, 18th bark Annie Feeling boston q w
Hall Carpenter dol Col Fremont NewforA via st.
Cd SI biz White Star Merriam Boston; EneIa Crosby ss
lem; Victory Leblanc Weymouth E1sbeth foTref Boston
nond: Walton and Pearl Fraser do l0th brig C.ons
Leror DOT South Boston, Heyt DO; schr C. Archibald ar'o
PAGE boston h. Queen the Cape Williams dol Mshower,
Serror 18th bark Flanders do schr John Nc Donald
boke l4h brig Eege Babn, Boston, Orient MDonad Boston,
Sonora, Locke do. ,,. AZ, III.
I4h tgs Boston Lsytoi. Boston; Boston Lady Cooke New
Yok via Msrssrets Bay; schr Agnes Ross Doane Richmond
Sailed Stephen, ~ b. 18th inst, chip Emma, Asry of
Ar At St. John n B. inst ship St. Paul crabree, New
Yosi big Nuilus Gssham 40 INe rt S Si' pn.. N."1
York; 18Th bark George AResbury do schrs Rocket
N.y DO Tmp''Rse saHn s n .sD CEN NOVEL; Lou
don; sohr- Elizabeth, Morton Boston
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AsUTs-Ths make, gstdy but suie sses 81 l'o oos a.
a. 20 Tor P,ar. and IS res 81! ior Pot.
COTTONThe market day quiet but arm AZ previous qof
flour ASD MEAL-oui aiEe, Tor wes,e ard State Florr
dull .rd the nieiicr see W ses,y sa ae se,,t oi.a, ~,
sdvnase tho coe Canadian Flour dun and hesvy At e. SO
hthn 20 "tGts % Tor bosI =, "a - 70,
COED stis.ht STATE; . FOR Wisconsin and 59
souhrn Flour sos brands are not pleay and these are
well held hut Inferior 20 common qua .s are dracul - .s a.
ni,d coed sski brands B. liner AZ Rye Flour quiet al
IS q of fine Com Meal s dull A. - 81 for jersey
0RIN-Wh.n freely offered aud prices are lowe the DE-
m.nd moderate; sac, Of $50 bahe. common Upp Lake :,
So Rye unsettled; sss CISCO tu'hs. . r.p9Ited e DIS
Sc Sc Western Corn not plenty aad IN so5d De-
T., he E,' and cry ,s :. JI .ns gs.SpI So for
w,gsn mixed; sdeie fer round yellow and 'sc d''ie for
Wiltshire market bu; quiet Sales Of 80 bbls
At ac or J,fsy; 2s.e for Ohio and %. &c. fer Pn
FEoylsIoNs-fhe Pork continues he.y, the r.pd g.
elm. 81 Nv Orss presses the market The sales .e 800 b5l-
sIsaS ls f Mess AID 81 e2 for Prime Prime Ms' 1e
III. - for Mess; SIS % City Mes and FL sd IS for
ies - sq5i FOR shoulder. Lard Is quiet
wih ie oferns' sale. Of 80 bis and res 81 Z f me Ter
6bo ard dlsc for State Cheese IL dull At o ec -
COFFEE-The market is dbl and heavy sales Of 600 bags RIO
most II not ali Al sc ; leo bsss M,r.csbo al lo!c-
sUGARs-Our sket dull and somewhat depressed The IN
otis hid Cuta a 45e 90 New Orleans ~ 5
and 90 boxes Havana A. SC. .,, =.
part offered suction yesterday not
witi5r.vn; So hid, Cub. Nu.cov.do at lsls
az &c e.h ara 90 Common Resin is quiet 900 Dbl.
Wininron sold Nsl IS Tar selling at - IG 81 10
OLs-Ensnh Lussed quiet but without change; sale. no
ss 1 hO lot, at 49, and IN small o b, from store 1885,
HOPS previously noted quiet Small sales " 2'GJc for
HONEY-s.ss made 3 Cuba for home at
RoS-HoGs, are firm for Scotch Pig sale, 200 500