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For Sale and Rent.

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT Tho hand
somely located and magnin emily built DIV kL-
LING on the corner Of Sixth and d strsets now
we'll furnished, will be rented In whole or in part,
on application on the premises
re- sons taking 1t can b supplied with boarding
end will ind 1t one Of the most convenient resi
dences in Washington. JNO. p CRUTCHET.
nov 9-eo3ts
LfOR RENT.-Two new four story brick HOUSES.
l. ON & street north, near the corner of Fourth
street vest. They ara built In tbs vary best man.
ner. OF mo1ern style, with every necessary conve.
nience. To good and punctual tenant the rent
will hs moderate. Apply to J. T. CEENETS, on I
street, No: $50, or JAS. HENRY, at the Capitol
nov Got,
DOR RENT.-A small Frame HOUSE, No. so
y Louisiana avenue, bstwssn Sixth and Seventh
stree ts To good tenant the rent will be SIS per
nov 0-tf No 1875 Bridge street. a. ae e%SD1;
DOR sALE-In the city of Baltimore, HOTEL
vel stocked with the choicest liquors. The House
is paying well, but the subscriber hes other bust.
ness engagemente it will be sold ut fair price to
cash customer Parties wishing to purchase, will
address 8usiness," Baltimore Post Once
nov Q-3t
GTORE FOR RENT AND STOCK FOR SALE
~ The Subscriber offers for rent the Store on the
correr Of Fourteenth and streets north. Also the
ct It,, CT OF GROCERIES, contained therein, on reason
able terms.
Two rooom will be rented with the store If de-
sired
As the person who agreed to take my Stock and
House failed to comply with the terms. it Is neces
sary 10 offer it again. JAMES DAILY
nov Ste
THO LET-A HANDSOME TWO STORY FRAME
l. House, with fine Parlors, Dining room, Kit
chen and four large Chambers, situated on street,
between 18th and 18th, Island. Inquire next door,
OK to r. B. HUGHES
nev7-3ts Twelfth street.
DOR RENT-TWO TWO-sTORY FRAME
IL HOUSES, ON Eighth street between and P.
nearly new, containing six rooms. Possession given
imme diately. Inquire Of
II MoGINNITY,
nrv7-lw% No. 3l4 Eighth street
ENOt RENT-A FINE NEW BRICK HOUSE,
l. situated ct the corner of Massachusetts, ave.
nue. and Tenth street. with pump OF good water
in the yard. The situation is one of the handsomest
in the city. Rent $3.50 per aunum to good tenant
AFpy to GEO. G. LANGLEY.
on street between Ninth and Tenth streets.
MOI 7-3ts
DOR RENT-PART OF MY HOUSE ON 18TH
street, 34l, consisting Of six rooms, with good
Two-story stable in the rear. The rooms will be
rem "a separately to gentlemen If required and can
be se:ved with breakfast and tea.
Ii qulre ON the premises. of
nov 7-3t MRS A. D. pHILLIps
FOts RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
l. Rent Apply at No, 432 west Fifteenth street.
NV 7 4tf
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PROF. SCHONENBERG,
TRACER AND TRANSLATOR OF
n oderD Language. and Liter aturs
NO, saoi gssssrlyAaIA AsEvS.
a. eS~H
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GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW AND
SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
TT1HE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand an immenee
i stock Of NEW AND sECONDHAND@
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, which they Va
offer to the public at UNPRECEDENTED
LOW PRICES for cash, or to punotual dealers !
At the usual credit. We name In part only few of
the leading articles:
Beds, Bedsteada and Bedding
Sofas and Chairs Of every description
Carpet Rugs and Oil Cloth
Parlor, Cook, ana other Stoves
Bureaus, Wsrdr obes, Tables, Hat Racks, Wash
stands, large assortment Of Glass and Crockery
Ware, together with every article in the way Of
housekeeping.
Persons will find it greatly to their advantage to
give US . call and examine our goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere BONTZ COOMBS,
Cheap Furniture Dealers,
nov 4--eo3t Seventh st. between I and K.
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"ANTED Three good DREsSMAKERs. Also,
w two young LADIES to learn the business
Apply at No. 1853 Fifteenth street, bet ween q and
streets. nov 9-2ts
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L HOUSES, ON Eighth street between O and P,
nearly new, containing six rooms. Possession given
immediately. Inquire of
II McGINNITY,
nrv7-lw% No. 3l4 Eighth street
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| WANTED "A journeyman Shoemaker welts,
w also oneon misses and children's work. steady
work and good wages given. Apply t.
| sc MILLS 4 90,
nov st No 4S0, Seventh street.
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S&AE o1He4 b 20d
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"ANTHD-A Colored BOY, from Il to le years
w Of age, to wait at table and do other house
WORK, owners OF slaves will find Q good home for
one Of their servants Apply at Ala Ninth street,
on the northeast corner Of 81 street. nov Cite
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IHVENING OLASSES IN LANGUAGES-PROF
IL SCHeNENBE RG will commence reviewing
classes in Languages Monday, a0th October, at
his residence, 257 Pennsylvania avenue.
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"ANTED.-Bya young married man, q situa.
w ton to take charge Of market garden for
the coming year. Reference given. Address (post
paid) g. A ellis, Washington Navy Yard.
nov 7-eo}ts
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GKoRGKrowE Mud MIS- Editors: The
Georgetown authorities will certainly not, in
my opinion, improve their channel much by
having the mud, taken from their docks, de-
posted on the eastern and western fats a short
distance above the Long Bridge. If the mud
thus deposited should wash into the channel
and lessen the del tn of water, which is very
probable, the cause will, l have but little
doubt be attri buted solely to the present loca-
ion of The Long Bridge. A hint from
UNcLs ToN
SPRING ScALEs.-We hear many of our
citizens complaining Of the new style scales,
% much used at present in the markets. An
sfort lie about to be made to have the use of
hem abolished. What is tho cause Of the
cement we have not learned.
PERUyIAs MINISTER ARRIVED His Excel.
lucy Don Jose Manuel 1iradO, the Peruvian
\ Minister has arrived III Washington with his
N6nily and has taken The resIdeuce recently
esPisd by The EfssilisG Minister
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sVENING STAR,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

SUPERINrsNDINr OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS AT
HE North, this station seems essential to the
nsnagement Of public schools, and here In
Washington, 1t appears about to be introduced
IssO- An act was proposed in the Board of
Common Council, passed there, and in the
Board OF Aldermen was referred to the Com
lrittee on Public Schools, who reported the
ltll with an amendment. 1t will be acted on
10; the next session. The following ia q COPY
70 the bill as amended:
AN act authorizing the appointment Of a
superintendent Of Public Schools.-Be it
tspscted, DC That from and after the passage
Of this act, and annually thereafter, on or
shout the first Wednesday of November, the
Trustees of Public Schools shall appoint q
competent person as Superintendent of Public
lschools, who shall not be engaged in any
cher business or calling, but to devote his
rhole time to the duties of said superintend-
snce, at salary Of fifteen hundred dollars.
payable monthly out of the general fund.
"Sec. 2. And be il enacted, That the Boa RI
td Trustees shall prescribe the duties of the
iAa&Superintendent, and shall have full DOW.
10 to remove him from once at any time for
l,sglect of duty, incapacity. or any other good
ause in their judgment which disqualifes him
Dor said ONCE, and appoint another. And
tpon the appointment of Superintendent, the
btices OF Secretary and Treasurer to the
Hoard Of Trustees shall cease, and the Super.
fntsndent hereby created shall discharge the
'dubsI at present discharged by the Secretary
.,freasurer of said Board
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DOR RENT.-A small Frame HOUSE, No, 50
u Louisiana avenue, between Sixth and Seventh
streets To q good tenant the rent will be SIS Dor
month Apply to Elk. LUNDY.
nov 0-tf No 125 Bridge street. GeornetoHn
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DOR RENT-PART OF MY HOUSE ON 18TH
street, BAL, consisting Of six rooms, with good
Two-story stable in the rear. The rooms will be
rem I'd separately to gentlemen If required and can
be served with breakfast and tea
Il quire on the premises. of
NV 7-3t MRS. A. D. PHILLIPS
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HOT BED AND WINDOW GLASS-6 by 8, by
IL 8, 8 by 10: low priced Glass. Also Window
Glass Of various sizes, at all times on hand and tor
sale at the lowest poices by
HOWELL MORSELL,
nov l-d2w No. 1928, st., bet. 9th and Til.
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LftR SALE-In the city Of Baltimore, HOTEL
4 and RES rAURANT, handsomely fitted up, and
wei stocked with the choicest liquors. The House
is paying well, but as the subscriber hes other bust
ness engagements it will be sold 1T fair price to
cash customer Parties wishing to purchase, will
addrrss " BUSINESS" Baltimore Post Once
Oft
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THH TRANsPLANrINs MoNrH-It should be
noted that November is tho month for trans
planting trees, d., the sap being down, Civ
ing every security that they will take root and
flourish We are assured that at no otho+
season are transplants so certain Of success as
in this month
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go DIR. j. b. GIBBS, Dentist, has
~ removed his office from ~ street to the
Sl11Oh ous' of DR.. Arthur, Pa. avenue, betw.
18th and 18th streets.
oct l4-3ms
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Foreign Ports.

Az AZ LIVERPOOL l4h ult Royal Victoria nsefll snAn
- 'ic-h Geo " ,sh uston Conings. Newodeans
az Hovh,ad lsih Arrsn Misses, I'm New orleans - 10,
Sia 18th Jose Iarrat Pfchafd S. Johu y b mo
II iha cr outward bound. Jacob 4 Nessf' e. -
Irrv Thonrsou Peudieton; honteuuia De Coufeyi tn
=. srd Iac With Abel, o NcwIo-k; Meteor - as- M
,dephis; A VI. Lawrence Hse for bsifmofe p@Ni oo"-
AFRO Jlnero March 70 Clyrene. Smith from GLASGOW io ~
F1neiseo Chensas Crosby for Loudol Lord Neho1 Ves'
for New-iOgk. o., -. -.u,,
A. Bahia Marrh o. ship orsen Of Clippers Zeresa ron
New day leaky lark bo-iaA Ase'
- lat, Strong deceased from DO. for New.f9rS g, r
A. Bathurst Africa March r. schI Alex A1cae4i oAAei' '0'
Newly ork. arr 9Th. 0rly Am. vessel . ~, "a,
Az Surinam Oh r., bgs ChaS Miller bTo~r 25 bosoh ''-H
Aszcn Pulsifer Niger Higgins tor Gl rcesfer tk M
Ar a, ; Jsgo 5th u sch Pennsylvani, Roah Portland va
bre Clark Ninsor. Pecval, Newfork =, .-.
An a. Trinidad 2h ul; hr Louisa Dyer SyvesI MAJ alae
lsb b.rt Jubilee Creech Jsgo big Acorn, Phnney bson
iSb al Geo sro1.e Warren evYork big Bonita, soes
n sd ls,h brs sarah Parker, Par ker, Boston
s'-us ~ ulr b.rk J. J. Hathone Brown, Phsielphs,
l.nd sd for Remedos;l brig CaIdenas Hutch N"
ION Isrk Fgspfne Gesson do; brx Poconoeke htsse Ma
,r-,s Pe ner Part Havana; schr. Georgia Penngh 10
,b fIks Wsrren Bentley NewYok l7h Lunsie Mountort
Havana SD l5-h As;rca Pine, Phisdelphii
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Disasters, &C.

BR SHIP NSpoRA Cro,~el Liverpool from NOBLE passed
March sf 81 IS Ion "a q large ships topuis, with zaz
attached March 81 lat a. H. on - r. psed The wreck OF
painted black with white stripe r0urt hi. on her beam
with orema aid fore alng Apparently 1o' moe
than hours IA, A1r iet ~ T. lon -
smother wreck distance Of with sbOg twelve feet Of her mast
standing Il blowing gales from the southwark eo1l not
make suy psr-icnirs OF III M.
sap LGcY Liverpool for Mobile 80 sspoei) was
;cwed into e o. Man previous 10 18th H.. l1sky
SYaPH from Liverpool Tor BALI Wa szan p.sse
March datd ruccc- abandoned it ~ scconnt 81
Ion %; could board hrby The
John Miller. hence for Loudon OF tn start lJr1tl
NESNOs which Mobile <fh u, reports bark
he Middle Ground Bahsmss lSh ult showing white
s-ral with tlue border. and letter O IL the center
he ZisE ut apparently jls-
gene Capt Johns snip Ravensood hence NeH0ssas
could Dor b. msee
Copy q letter addressed 70 John Tsppsn dated
BAHIA. Fnday. March p. 1854
We addressed the 18Th respecting the baEk Golden
Age vhch Vessel here leaky Condition. We have
advise that her has been discharged but anfora
rsey th John C. died ths Of yellow fever
all concluded
cAulkng enable her proceed bal
Nswfor md the aud the
eeepiss would &c very heavy especially tenders
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Tic Stock market was rather active this morning,
but the tendency Of prices If still downward and the de-
cline il greater iii the better class OF Stocks than IN the
Fnncies. AT the Second Board with moderate business,
the movement sill downward Erie closed at ~,
Reading 74} Harlem 49I Nicaragua 25} Cumberland 2si
Parker 81. &c. &C., ell showing decline The Invest
mont Stocks continue to fall of Railroad Bonds also
heavy and in moderate demand. The cause of the con-
tiDrod decline in Stocks is not clear but the fact IS
patent that nearly every operator in the street
is bear and that there strong influential bu eit TO
make head against the bear movement Why this j. the
case excepting that This cousc has of ase been prohoo
the bears themselves would probably find it difficult 70
show. Some strong impulse, such decisive peace news
from Europe would impat must be given 70 the Market
sufficient alarm and bring in the shorts before any I'M
portant advance be looked for just the intrinsic
value of a stock docs seem to have any weight The
only standard Of value is the price of the previous day.
The annexed comparison shows very serious decline
- =.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW.YORK-".
Cleared.

s..suship Asia. tBrl Lot, Liverpool p Clna-d-
efr-S Peter Dlr CHAM Havana I H. SANFORD Sia5 h9inss
"a ~ Nv, on cans: REV smell Melbourne J. H. Nlauli
iiues Ir,fen Gssow Durham DnoRi Macedonia GOODWIN
y. Stephen y. 3D. L. 7. Buck a Co =. $50, =,
pt-G " Horon Packard Kingston. Jam. Nesnifh soai
Vt.e Wing sh.rusn Maiasa Poser Ncker,oni Montez
srrth Dsraraa Tu.sle. r A kinusn Thurston, Havana
Rs & Ninius: Franklin. HAM Thompson, hsv1nh .
Tn Krsip t,leck.l LoreutE Rotterdam, " : smith
r.. ks,va Nah Trud.d. Thompson Huner, Ne-z1o Nml
- l,-.rz,s Nesniih Son, Foo. ises, Nontevdeo j. q
Ss Hanover Ham lBstteue Vera Cruz Wiuerhof PIPER
% Marv Flesro as5sden, Jacmel, OaksmLi Ielc' ts
ser a rd.nas Griuuel. Mutum Co . - , =, ~.
sltcr,rsNsr.ls Post, Post Mobile z HurbI Maria Pi.e
krnsck ssveauah scranton Talnan Col sa,,erly wood
th-r,.frr NcCrxdv Mo- Co; VI T. Wells. Terry Whining
ION by he sane; Reaper Lee No master; Gen 'ln,h ia
H. Psfe ubis N McKee, Sarah D. Sparks Dlnba-, Bangor
II D Br osasn Co Tr.une Hlchns Bosom, Wsa.eigh
KuoY; Chss Hawiey Jcnuiuss Provteace a er N" OK
Pc. TIorrrsou ia ksonye Wm. lnr Franklin Bell ROB
iroD H-rsvck mater Martha, hasSet Beauor y ~
Uavs HeIm,,: Euv Nelson Beaufort, v c. maseri fawnse
pio A,,srJra Vir Bnt saglt; Elizabeth Eleanor. Pier
M H,io-e b. ths ssne star KIM Brown Pc n. ) "
I.vr Adven.ure thapnel, Providence J. y haYehsi hNl
Msris smell salem r. ". Ropes & Co
S.cor-Blacks.one. Reynolds Pro- dence, master
Piedmout lnson, Baltimore, Parker elm %
Barse-Albany Hobbs. Philadelphia, Hand ArkPstT.eA
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Tho stockholders then took into consideration supple
ment to their charter passed b. the last Legislature, which
was read and accepted.
Tie following Board Of Directors for the ensuing year
were chosen: John s. Johnston Jno. {. Greene, Benz
Williamson. Fred. T. Frelnshuyson, VIM. l.. Dodge
Adam Norris John o. S,cans H. d. Maxwell Alfred Vail.
Tie work Of laying double track is progTcssng The L.
high extension is in state OF orwarino's AMI II i pro-
ballc That the connection will be made to bring down
coal before the next winter.
is stated tina, the Trustees Of tho second mptgege
landlolders Of the Albany Northern Railroad Company
are procccdng forec0se the mortgage for tn purp -c
al uo tho oad and franchises the earliest possible
dav: and that this step j. necessary, for the reason that
tho creditors If the company have been unwilling to enter
into an with H. by which tho company ciui
procu tie 100000 loan guaranteed by the CITY OF Al
hanv in way that would enable them % put the road IN
q rrsler running CONDITION
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About s2o 900 he's been received at the Collectors Office
in this City for Canal Tolls during the first two days Of
May We noticed that the opening Of the Canals is post
ponod until Wednesday.
We now hear that the damage TO the Delaware and Iud
son Canal can be repaired in about ten days.
The foreign advices have had favorable effect upon
orr Breadstus and Cotton markets Flour has improved
l2jc q Dbl. and Wheat and Corn have an upward ten
deney. The opening Of the Canal and the arrival Of
products from the interior viii produce much more
active market than have had Of late. Al 81 Is for
Flour with % sterling freight this market Is equal to
1910 in Liverpool exclusive Of commission With fregh;
Cd. s4c for Corn equal 70 346 $50 H. and al o.
freight 81 for Wheat is equal TO 1921 20 ID in Liver
pool. Roberts Bros circular gives the annexed sta
.iece
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$I.70O.000
LOAN on the MORTGAGE
L -

HARLEM RAILROAD CONPA'sf-ths Company ~ rscsivs
proposes f-r ONE MILLION 81, EN HUNDRED THOUSAND
poLL-As q hsh FRSr MORTGAGE BONDS, -sa-t "a
a. Oif 4h'ie poas cscA. rrr5c 90 be ohco 20 Re Co.
Tany u ih Ny Ne"los ,e fs. dsy Of M,v isJ va
t.uTo's 'l- iet the -syrr OF ne sfne
gen, i me is' o. Say @ N3gelt,f g, ne rae VI
seven Pr cent per
These Bores 'rs secured BY h ud ory Mos,re The w.
Ludlow snd r J. baehii Trustees on he Road .aa 10 an
pus,euares and executed special s.,ho of a.. ~. II n,
Lee stature AID vote CT the Stool a1.le-
The whole Taouu e Bonds which Be ,;a -, he NJ,
et2 sid will b the - and ii., , .he TO-,
and viii he sole deb the COMPANY tn, ConD.
reserve ~ oo tbs Mortgage g. he eKcharse a Al the -.
Standing Eculs OF Ae COMPANY ia existence 81 r,o,.
70 spec q he residue One Mll-l Sevea Haudr,s b..
Dollars The purpose q dschasas al their Foans D.L, "a
Of payment he sxFenitaus ussl for the full eple,f
The Improvements rrosress uPon she Road
The esItal o. The Company pad ia $500 Of Prsrl
Stock AID IS 60 of Common upon which r,ss,r 4,s
dsuds have earned and pad M he as Eve yess of b, m
rer cent Per the former ard four ~ per eut pef A.
"a The latcr
The recers it55 amounted 49, s7. being ncreNs. ~
trcr,ysx 6l reT iss aud there doub. Or
larger business viii be done the psesensye
The public have therefore oleFed them home sseadyS
the most reliable character
The AcceT,ancss he Company wte received IN pay far
DE Bonds
Twenty m rer required be paA on acser,suc. q
bids sid twenty 30 per every thirty day. taeseae Cor
which Bonds wi he Ten OD per however Of -
first beng cd ~ the Company until The SompesSs
of the cou'rsct 20 be abused from the i Ct May.
Parties have the privilege Of making payment IN fall sd rse.
ing their Bonds.
Sealed will be received the oace Of BiAFCHFoaD
RAINSFoRD NJ. 50 Was, before The loh d of xg
40 NJ
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Markets. .CAnrgrLLr REPORTED FOR TIE TnierSE

Mani cts. .CALEFCL-l REFORTED FOR TIE Tribune
TUFsD,Y. NAY 3. 1851
ASHFs-Tie FIRM the demand s sales OF % DUE
a. - rssr. aud - % far fots o.. ,-.,. 49,.
COITnN-Tie msket today dull and price, tisor - hiFei
ss lal,s q which So were for export ic' log nlu use 4I
FLOCR AND MEAL-Oa5 market + We,era sad So. Flour
rrf her better; the ry l. att gc'h-r inadequate - IN,
he k,t cses the inquiry mainly Tor th Eat
fn rd m b. supply; tauad az s Ad h inerea,ed arnres
- a., a. dsn-td 4 tls provinces: sales e r hh's 70
e. - bass II i.r Tdnars 20 Ia s."t- .'- - a.
s,rtu lrnyaIf ord in good demand Jog ralt ir il
Amecs; 10 bis - ~ - tor mised 90 god ,triisht
Ale xludgli aud Gcer- at1 va - ~
fsvcre trends I've Flour arce; sales Of nne a. ~ sld
sur.Lea $50 r. Con- N Nsadyi saes OF 3p u~ Jrr
.ey a. s IS AID Brludywiue % - ~.
UIAIN-Nhe b quite -caTce and h- msrse' better ht Or
utra good Milling ss.r. u 90 luh e. nuon ufn.s'e a
noraa sales Il 100 bush - ~ II. harley q'e rce
eas o. l lush good tworawed a. II - Os lre af % "
bush 7ea 3c rr New o. cans
U0f-lc ~ Western aud southern mixed - - p.
Whif-ihe later price for h.r4s1n - - W = ll.'
he later Trce DRY. ard 81 &c r SUI afn vel
WHlSkNThc market is quiet .he supply ildefi'e ,Ae p D
Ibis a. tld-ec PTison aud @c for cs.eui Dmd,e e hn
sales az % nds AZ 25ic time and interest .
PRONISIONS-Thesc j. lees hllyancy In make t1F Nos
Pok viii iacnatu 20 ell bot flue is se,e AID lil
sj Frlk and Il 2jc j y! FOR Prime ne atef GO
tuovsrt Beefcoutue finn and b. ta request ~ ~. .Fad. ti
G-t of rcr1csed Clcago - jd.l2 E Country Mes and
sd r Country and CRY Prime; Prime Me- firm bu quiet
=07-5 Beef Hama are scarce 81 U.s. q Meas 1e "a oh
az Joe m and Llds a. u &c ~ mans a-a o5 ui
Shoudc.s Lard esy sd 10 deEa.e deuslf saes - cf
bis g agio butter au' ;esh j. ~ sa4 a. > 81
cid quiet ~ d-yc oheefe ea-y a. iva &c
COFFEE-The market finn and the talsac-ous have beea
limited. sales $50 tsss Rio a. ll.c am. ~ =,
SUGARS ere Inn Ia. uo acrlye sales so Lld Cuba Mlco
ga, g. rIyAfe g. DO i t0l 70 &c a. boxes Brown
Havana S. Tie o!ow.ng Is Tie eosle STOCK III 'h' haAs'
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7.- Il -o r.-h soirr n Corroy DAY .1i he mirs@t
hon eh-r e. rne ths 1Cgn Coal IS se ~ Freely ~ ia
--rr -f 3D.. I.l..f-u kr-s lIf FLo-R mtt
-. 81 - -,,,-s --l or ll1 t5's tc1li hl-s-s ns
s ar o--iassg .ri good hrlnls. nj - = DOL ~
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Sales OF Stocks at phiiadeIphia-Trr.DAY May

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Flint Iard-s5OO FrnukfoId Gas c. 6it - 900 do o. ~ ID
Chester Valley r. r., cs'h ~ ?" do "a M9ehh Il H. oiii
horr Ceu,l b5 Ifl IA; do b. l 100 do csh u
100 do rs IA; do I4j PenIsyvana Il r. i6 ~ do b.
10, 80 DO OIL 46 IA Reading H. H., 57li 80 do, cash us
do 57t
Hsfrees Joods-l3 Morris Canal Preferred 9ii.
$50 200 Peuua S. 81; +2roO Meadow
r. IS; 5000 Cam Am r. r. g. 49, 9lj 50 Ches;er Val
lev n n rs 7l Reading r. 81; 10 Mechanics Bank a.
1r Jq,e-to Morris ch AZ; p Reading R 3ili
50 rs Sg; ItO DO SITS Joe do S. 37l q do 81; d.
81; so do ssvu ~; do TO- 3 50 sch Nav Pref 5- 100
Lors lslird r. r. No. a. .. .,,,,.,
ff.~ p., &C. Gg 1923 bid l2j asked; do, o. 1923 bid,
rs 80 Perusy ysuia 6l bid asked; Reading Railroad 80
isd Si a,d. Bonds. ~, ~ bid II ashed do Mort o. O
50 bd ,sked; P,unyvaua Railroad u of, a.. bid q asked
MoIIis Csusi i I'D l4, askd; sehuys Nav os o. ~ bid
,i,d, do Sio,k Ld asked do fIerted 81 td So
sktd; Lorg leland ~ bid i asked ickbgts BIO u ..Ac
1,ad HAM rs bid 6eo Lehiah Anc, = bid 3askci Union
Canal, 40 hid Is, asked. Heavy.