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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-30

Funny ScEsF ON A New YORK FERRY
BoAr.-The ferry boat between New
York and Jersy city some time ago, was
the scene of an occurrence not very often
witnessed.
On Friday week, at noon the day being
particularly pleasant, and the lady passen-
gers, which by the way, comprised only
about dozen, were seated upon the BEN
ches enjoying the scenery. Pretty soon a
shout was heard.
"Mien Cot! Mien Cot wife is going to
be schick.''
Instanter the ladies all rushed into the
ladies' cabin, and sure enongh, there sat
forid specimen Of parturition with great
patience. The husband was speedily
turned out of the cabin by the ladies, one
of whom kept watch at the door while the
others made preparations to receive the
expected stranger. Of course we cannot
enter into the details Of this subject, for
we were on the outside observing the hus-
band, who begged Justify for admission.
"Oh, mien Coil" he shouted through
the door. "keep stiff upper lip.
Katrain; ton't be schairt. 80, mien Cot!''
and he danced around the deck in per-
feet fever of excitement.
1t was impossible to quiet him, until IN
few minutes, one Of the ladies informed
him, though without granting admission,
that sit was all OVER
/ 'Ish it poy or gall" he shouted.
at isa girl" said the lady sentinel,
anxious for little amusement.
/ "Oh! dunder!" was the vexed reply.
"No matter, gal is peter as nofin.'
sits boy" again said the lady.
"Vot, is it changed-vos it a gall vonst,
and now leetle poy?"
"No."
II "Thousand tnyfels vot is it den!
i "There are two-a boy and girl.
You had better procure a carriage when
the boat lands"
:: "Oh, dat .ish goot! Dat is better as
soot poy and gal init one job. katra'n
IS some pumpkins and l always knew
lit"
! And the happy husband disappeared in
; search of a cab to conduct his family
: homcward.
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POETRY.
FIR NJ \ Ess.
nY PHEBE CARY.

ny 1HEBk CAAAs
We'll, lot him 80, and let him stay
dol not mean to die;
ruess he'll fsd that | can live
Without him. II try.
4. thought 10 Tighten me with frowns,
So terrible sd black
Hell sssy away thousand ysars
BEFORE ark him back!
NJ said that l had acted wrong,
And foolishly beside:
Iwcn't forge: him after that
weahn't il died.
II / was wrong, what right had he
10 be % cross with me;
lkncv I'm not IN angel, quite
dat pretend to BE-.
ne had another swectheart once;
And now, when we fall ont.
He ,lways says she was not cross,
And hi she did not pcut.
lis eno1sh 70 vex sasnf-
IL more than can bear.
Wish hat other girl Of his
Was-usil, don't care where.
he etAssghA that she was pretty Too
Was heaaiifl % good;
Iwsadef II shed ct him ba.k
Again. nov, II she could !
know she vusld-and there she is
she lives almost in sight.
And ssw, u after sine O'Clock
Perhaps he's there 10 night.
I'd almost write to him 10 come
But then I've saidI won't;
Do not care 20 much, hut she
shaath have him. il Idon't.
Besides, I know that WINS wrong.
And he was in the right;
Iguea IN tell him n-and then
Ivsh he't come tonight.
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learned and successful son. in.law. The
whole family, with the newly married pair,
moved several years since to the Far West
and happy in themselves, they rejoice in
the goodness of that mysteriously working
Providence who restored the lost daugh-
ter to her parents,and the bereaved parents
to their long looked for daughters.
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-30

A Story FOR THE TIMEs.-About the
time of the election in one Of the Eastern
States, and while party spirit ran high, an
energetic Know Nothing canyasser had,
in a very fiery speech, worked the foreign
population up to point Of Indignation past
all endurance. The day following, as a
crowd of Irishmen were collected in the
street, brooding over theirfancied wrongs,
a gentleman, noted for his eccentricities,
advanced among them, and to their great
delight, commenced a violent denuacia-
ton of the new party.
Beneath his magic influence his audi
ence became, in their own estimation, the
pillars of the republic, and as he warmed
in his subject, cheer after cheer burst from
the excited throng.
"Who," asked he, ''build our railroads."
enlistment" was the enthusiastic reply.
ssWho dig our canals!"
"Irishmen!''
"Who build our State prisons and aims
houses!"
enlistment" loudly thundered a hundred
voices.
"Who fill them!"
Waiting in vain for reply, their whilom
champion. clenching his fists, shouted: .
"IR1sHMEN-You DEvILs-IRlsHNES!"
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-30

-. II don't know what you mean by
not being an Irishman," said gentleman,
who was about hiring boy the other day.
.sbut YOU were born in Ireland. .'-"Och
YOUR honor, if that's all" said the boy,
:ssmall blame to that. Suppose your cat
was to have kittens in the oven, would
they ba loaves of bread"
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-30

go. A gentleman who has been court
ing lady for ten years, says the reason n
he don't get married is because he shant
have any place to spend his evenings.
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GREEk.-ae osog sTthss seeeueeanmoe'
rthp eelitsurtferic- roGl 1ito-Pl.
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THE DEAD ALIVE.
~ our FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

rrrlE AND rnE sHoEAAkER's APPRENTICE.
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Arrived.

UsM hip Pacific Liverpool May 49, at 70 ~, mdsc.
and rsss 70 T. Collins The r. made her outward P~sasss
in 10 d.vs II hours Passed in the ger ship Lucy Thompson
Lat o. Ion. - g. posed large number u ceDef4 p,s
-, &c s Ts.a 70 ao John REV REV.
Slip r. j. Glchr.t Loyenseer Hayre % d., mdse and iss
Slip Remefhay,n (Breu) Knien, Bremsrhayeo April 20,
RAN 49, o for Rcokisni Bunker Iyica Aprl md Glib
raifrr Arr 10 aa Gomez Walls Co. vessel 20 ma er
Ben Ger lsl,m H' Ie, S'i@s" ~ ' int. ai So
Ion. n spoke ship Sarah b. Hale, from TRINIDAD O"Oa' "e
rrs Pamsno, ADAM Tab,sco 50 de- mahogany to Lobah
scispeer; vessel TO r. ". 1run-v. 3h INST, ' - ~ on
Btr Ardo,er lof Bostnl Hardy Key West 18th ms.
hossuy 70 master The scr MaIs H fom Boston for ks,
es and yss got "a ne1t morning taken into port havin
he'd her shoe Knocked oa va, leaking badly and would az
bsikZeThyr from Mftanzss for New York
BRIG Linda, Csr'n kns9n Js' % DE-. plmen,9 eonee,
&C. Mayhew lalot Co. 4Oh init iat D. lou ~ o. "a"
Brs cstens tsc Taoriee Palermo 81 p. and GibraRr
April n orrl ges lemons end sulphur 70 T. Fielder
schr Pade Bri Nickerson, Windsor, " s., d. plaster
scIr Resuator Brl winler Hsboro' n s., u d. coal
seh l p BeIt Wallace chsryfeld lumber Brett Son
sshr Helen Mar, Kelley cheuyfed Hath to Brett Son o..
Nsndoa, IrewoTsys. Mhbfdge, lumber to hayha"'
schr William, Wallace, MI briese, lumber to master
schr. Nnugrr. iordsu, Flushing, uinher 20 master
sehr Eage lBr) Huner, Comwals N. s. 10 is, plasser
ana ro.sioes 70 D. Il. DeWof
sctr Pacific 1of Baltmon) AtweI Matssorda, Texas Is
a. eotfsn se 10 J. T. Nenl. i9.h ins- oil Key ysces,
sro schr Sea Ranger I'm Port Lasscca Tes New York.
Schr r. A. Wood " cod, Baltzlore coal.
schr Frarsin Belle Rotnson, baltimore, Goa.
sehr Island Belle y Ri.ney, b tiHore. coal
sehr Black squali, Rose, BALTIMORE, coal.
soop VIM ~. Bowen, lialiock Providence
BELOw-Cne sLip. Very thick below.
sAILFD--steaushrs Baltic Comlook Liverpool Forda,
woodruff for savsnn.i; Marion. Potter for ChaSestonj
AnlIessen lF Baltimore anchored tho sw spit.
WISD--sunnse, s.s.E.j mer., s. : sunset, sW
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BUFFALO May 80, P.M.-FLouE-The inquiry f'- FLors
has been ard prizes sh4de 3etr- ses Of
Lrc0tba at - ga 20 ca Wis-l8i - Ca -
ca good Wsccrsin - IS r cd Illinois; AMI Slc0-
% for Fzrcy Extra Indiana and d -hgsn WHEAT
IN good Tequest tt tie grket Is wfhcur ehangs -
u ces; niles II l2to buahes Up = Lake olnng - ''
= r.. and iC 3 bushef Cilatn - - ~ - CON
nCu 70 Truc IsIce Coax sctT a. srealy raes; - o.
= fO( ~ hels x SC parcel Il 7fOo tuse's - sc
god demand I'D timer: sales II $1,000 bushels %
arrive lfcGf &C. WHISKY IN nsTat regleft and
srns sses &c. Casa FEEIcHrs hruerilc fo Corn
AL lsic Wheat Albany and Troy Receipts for the p
b. erding toGag Flour 500 h0s; WEezt, - -
tushss Corn 81 lee hushel.; Oats, p 30 bJ-heis-
m rstf., slss Il go bt and holders firm RHEATSaes
25C0 tgsh. CHICAGO srrig Wheat a. - The sales Of
Coax to-day reached g flo bushels II n early Ia the day
Ter Western mixed cosiuk a. ~ GO Al % Or i9ne Old West
ern mixed; 81 q for 1850 bustss Western nHet fr july
bushes July prylte ters sales Ct -
bush Vestrru RYE II 81 ses of zt0 bush scont quail
~ q 81 t6l and tuns heavy uitd iDgs q 81 -
OcWEsO Nav E-There have been 10 receipts today Of
FLCUR WHEAr CoES. OATS or BAILEY worth reDorng 10
Flour naiied business trsnsaetst prevoa
parcel CT oyer Lake sold a. ga - D. WaEAI-A sac Of
IL &c bush- Upper Lake a. ~
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Passengers Arrived

m ise Tinted Siafs ,aH ZIP Prcfc r5u LircFoi-
The Hor bolL ~ hctanc, Uuicd sores Minister tom
Ciina ciard r. Cainau, Esl bare. q tspicles tom
France; Mn Emerson W. T1rT and lsdy j. W Ws lady,
thee children end servant; Mr. ind Mss Cot, Blanc, tdy
cld und Mr.. kchn lazy ant servants Gay hfi
rcy sLd two cfrcu Richard Csnnan aud lady, Nj btown-
shield nd lady 70. Hoy lady ervani Miss Daer hs<
Nusr d. frrcsud. ady children aud 1eryanti Mrs. =
GANG and Oh ID j. G. ifeadEe and lady j. A. beyTl u
~ Fcote lazy sud chldi Mn. Oo..ng CapI hhd-
re- G.,e OF ship Gee. W. hownrl iaiy ani dtugnteri
srt A. r Wceis ard servant. Mr. flgecct aud d. MI
I,flilesuN kUiufr, Mr.. ftsan, T. A. Wood A l. hA II
" .fsr A. {, unor Nr Denny Mr Belcnhasen, A. Hoppn,
q g Joslyu, J. \. Amsucs W. B Cu'ts p l. Frensas w.
A. Budd r. DYER and son v a. Moore. }. Browrson j. slump
son D. RICHARDSON r. Sifh j. n Phelps A. kethbare, o. A.
Pctse d. Btetson h. A. Iair, C. ~. Appleton L. S1i Mrs'
AurIiau Rev. JOSEPH Jones, Miss fuisc1t, Mt
Mr. 1nd iss Huron hr. Couteul Ms Brown Mrs. Harrison,
Mrs fty and child Mcssrs. ". Todd, r. Nesoo Esiebsst.
H. Nsl e. San ue smith, =. Vernon. Jaues Clover, Oar
An j. Fox and son. Bldek aud brother Lazy bgFgcss,
H. Barker NeAerell Robert. john and James Leslie, ,.
hnsfon r. n. Tloon j. Denny T. 0reeniil, r. Notdu,sn.
A. Finn mr. j. Goyenb1ck SerTor., ID Campbell, !,mes MAJ
well r. 81. J. Movie, Miss l.. Mhrckb 1def Mrs Naf,
Mis- T. Oelgc Mrs Robinson aud son, Mas Lindsay H.
Cebsler and adv. IOlal l15
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customs duty at that port on packages containing
tices being The products of the United states which
admitted free under the Reciprocity Treaty. Arii-
Giles from Canada imported into the United States be-
ing free under said treaty exempt from any Gus
toms charge The mater has attracted the attention
ofthe Treasury Department a. Washington.
Owing 10 the putting up Of new machinery the coin
ing department has not been in operation since the st
Of April.
In relation to monetary matters in New-0rleans.
The Cyesoent of the 22d remarks:
"The money market was really fat to-day. Gen
eral complaint has arrived and issued manifestos Of
tie irregular and du aspect Of paper, stocks aud
bonds. Lenders ere not becoming scarce, bu- the
contraction Of business manifes itself decidedly 10
their disodvantaee. The rates for good paper today
rule from o. l0l and second grades a. u IS. with
only moderate amount OF paper Offering
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DIED.

Boorn-on Wednesday, May so, A. NJ, zALMos BooTH in
bis s5th year.
The friends the family and Of his late brothernlaw John
H. Cornell respectfully invited 20 attend his funeral AZ
st. Johns Church O'Clock r. NJ. Thursday Slst inst
EpwsRDs-Ip Brooklyn Wednesday May 50, MIs. CAIHA
nrxE N. EDwARDs widow OF John Edwards.
also the friends of her br0her the Rev r. Town
seud Huddart ana Of her sou G. Henry Edwards, invited
to funeral Friday, June a. O'clock from her
late residence in Clntonst, fourth door from hesons-
without further invitation.
Hsuton-av Raroadcers within block Of the house.
ELLfs-On Thursday May a, RODsRT ELLIS, No. 3 9th
sv., trcd years.
The inferred in the Cemetery Of the Evergeens
PrEspiROn Tuesday evening, May -, SARAH A., wife Of
AeolIh Peudcr daughter Of the late Geo w. Hyer
The and friends Of the family invited 20 attend her
furera from her ato residence, No Il Loudoieace West
sSdsf., Thursday afternoon, at o'clock.
SsLITcKOn Wtdnesay, May 80 COkAELIA t. daughter Of
sasthe r. and Emma T. secck ed l6 months and day.
Relatives fieuds Of the family invited attend the
funert from Of parents No. 80 Ronwcst
on Friday, june L. al o'clock T. VI.
Tho remains will be taken 20 Greenwood.
WooLT-On We'd eslay, May 90, at o'clock A. VI. after
profFaced nntss AMANDA. wife Of John ID. NODt and
yurrges daughter Of Edward b. and Hannah NJ Briggs Of
Ntachesfcr. N. y.
The srd relatives OF the family respectfully TO
aiteud her funeral tits tIhuTsday) afternoon, al ococN
tom late residence q fehamve, Westchesie Co.. n \
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Dfqnsters. &c.

BKfG CHARLOTTE fof Seq Hsrbor Horton IS days from RIO
JanIo this port into BreeBp0r yesterday With oss ct
sTars sails &C. letter received y Nessr Mctresdy Moo
Co. from Capt. Horon ssys My II, in la " ~ lon. Y
which stripped the Ing Of everything but her lower ns's
working the Norm since M Ter -
the ss hat could The wind has been 30 much % te
~ end W. that only able 70 reach hon'&nk sni wS
obliged u sells were 20 poor that VI" n'' ai'
stay any iorger"
BRic yERNosT tof Philadelphia, from sevann N fr Is'u-
aston With hipfmber before reported ashore on mo = Il
rcin 81 Block Island remained Frfy afternoon Dh an
iu wsfer having been stripped Capt. Nofthan Of SeS
roIf the UnferNfc9s had reached the itni ana
bad commenced making arlngemenf 70 fe' me fse ~
which Il though would BE- done iu few days ho "sAin
ccnnred favorrtie Her csrg1 hst not been landed 49,
ALFTTFR dsfsd st. johns, ~ r. May III observes. w
Nifred Fisher from New 0rk before ported hags io7eas
Of TIC uoff was hove She must b. c-reeu
81 overs repairs vii take alb u dsy- The vessel ~ ~ ~
bbs -Four uncerslf. be insured Ia Nsst Abc aus.
mostly brought 81 re- Dbl. as currency or 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

The heavy exports of Specie for the steame
this morning and the Of large amount likely to
be shlred on Saturday next counieractei the favor
abe ASPECT ofthe news received per Pacific from Lv.
erpool and the market for the leading iancies was
heavy. The amount OF orders received from abroad
for our securities does not seem to have been impor
tGnt, but as the steamers mail had jus, closed it is
quite likely that what orders there are have been held
back for this day at least We notice an exception to
the heaviness as regards Indiana IS, which advanced
30 s5l with stiff demand This demand is influenced
partly by the fact that the transr-books will close on
the 9Th June, next Tuesday, after which according
to precedent the stock expected to range at about
The same price, interest of, ii commanded before
the closing Of the books. New-York Central Railroad
advanced to sSi, and Illinois Central Bonds sold as
high 7si. Freolsnd Bonds without the privilege,
were taken at 20, with sales Of s., 900. Those with
the privilege were in demand at 70, but none offered
below 73I. MissouTis were heavy with sales at 93;
Erie Bonds Of 1875 were steady at go Nicaragua firm
as 1eai6t Canton active with sales q: 20, up to cot
cash, and at % on time; Pennsylvania Coal sold at
lioa; Ohio Trust ai %; Michigan Central advanced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-31

IN ne tafed state Med s,e1a.tip Pale ~ Lse~soo-Mf.
Mics J. Oubc W end Mss. Geo. p Be NJ Co-tes IDS
isr @ sqase Ar H. J. hSnf JOaa }. Caassd and LADY,
Y. ~ ushVori p. fater. y. y. y Io-h.. - wJs q =
hsra end lela W le L. Rue Ni's - Rus. n o. Ssiv,-
ari Mss = WOOD. y 81 J. : GleSps All J. B 6f,ssss
< sowe al y flsss \. g. Wa ii r . Wa o. Sos s.
ard Mis,es Fsews loH r. Aeo9 and family Oares-
Nj sud Mrs Cha. MsTesnt sndMss T. u. Harrington; Mrs
Msss eng w Pe IA M We e M ana Ny NJ W.
ca Ne Fer1is. Misses AincS. j. aoai All oa c Il sas
Elva1d Msrrnn IN. CULLEN T. 2. Msrrisi H. DlrdSa.
VILE Mrs N.v,on. \. ar ana LADY VIM. Wood. VIM.
Wood. Jr. Niss ard Misses II. ,ni p Wood A. Adams A.
- iisc J. % Henos Mr. Fuller Nevforki A. A. Low lsiy
M ~ &c a.. - as ''9 . q As 4 sss .o
lacy Coch. ,siorC Iokcr Ms ans a,sss p aud
scr, Is'tmoe. }. r. Beelu an Nsw-Tosk; H. A. Topper,
chile su' and asrse south carna W Peehn, M Pstsn'
: H. Mhess jn j. Wheeler. D.. Nsw-YorS Mr Aek rand
York; p. Sofia A. Arsa, v Abran and J. Naros j. Do
II fae b. A. tsh New 3oSs. nc l5 ~ @sS1s
+. lfenLuir.or, hfs. l.. hftuask, Mn ard Ms thomas
Jsrn,s suA Nep-Yok M an Mrs Jamcs hais, L,als,
jacob Ati,t. Nsw-tnfki A. g. Jfeonas snd lady, simeon
t.ait ane q. ~ Nls.s' 5o'a n s a'' .sesa ana
Nam. Chez ~ nl. D. Hsvi and Dr. r. X. Black. J. B. HAIL.
>, 80, h. ~ E.,o.n Mr. J. h. F.ie and siw..l r. Ne
N,w.Yoki Aus Woke Gernaay; c. Biedemin, New.lork
Ciirs. h y i1e,e scotland, Nr MeCiowan Mr. O9psn-
Misses Potter end sovenes New terk Patrick weman,
Mr. Rs.saco Geo. fra4ar d. b. Ice, n Csrmln. D Kinney
t,u ca reu Cen ans $. Mss.u and cn Mexico; W H.
joins hiade rhi.; s.ss r. Murray, d. jelly 2 OCoa
nor Mics r. 3D. tco r. Eeufrcn Gs besiti, P Bisinser
r. p. DuessueIe ard ssn sew. l'S n Den Geo besaen-
Psiten d. Black New-lok ;. Mcdowell Ohloi Chss Lgd-
az, Mr.. CANAL }: D. Aug uier Mcreo Jos Dominica, ti
A. Erie msn. g. Notu1n. New-iorki Nj. caldwell, Mrs
Caldwell and maud servant Total 81.
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mArkets--CAREfuLLr RrfoRrrD FOR TIE TRIBUNE.

AsHFs-The suprly j. lsrsc and he demand . fr; sl,s
Of Us i5 Il = % POS sud -6 r Pea-a sleI4tus is Ia
Ger trr a. &C. cash.
BBICKs-Tte market firm bat aoivsi sales Of Hard
North River az - 75d95 IS y IT.
BEFsN All b. market BE- arm; sales Of 90 y ~ r. 2
&c. for Yellow Nofthe-n and Southern.
BOOTS AND sHOEs-1ie seasons business i wei nigh
hut the stocks hard quito nolerste holders
sposed make ncesous tn prices obtained being
fally previous quott40na There bu sw 81 yprg
COTTON. the Ter steamer Pacirc has gained
rtretscd strength and advance Of r. he's been etsDhi
Tn. demfud has b. quite ecve, chiefly speculative For
slirug lie has been the hsh prces asked being far
above The spinues. go baes eneted % have
leen sid o-dayT think e0 but tn form J. looked upon
generally tie The export for the week ~
teens 10 Lye rpoo 82ol hslcs Hsnblrg i5; Bem Al
Ororto SO Lon 5c-0tri, $3.50 bales TIE sales FOR the
estimated l8 60 bales the greater portion sTecu
afon and been sold several times. The FLOWING
the current rates to-day which show ly ic. a1vence:
cisssTFtcaTfON.
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MARINE 10 UR M IL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK..
Cleared.

stesm.hips-Fori'a Wooihuil, Savannah $. L. Mitehhi
Roanoke Couch Norfolk Ludum fesssnts Marion Foster
Charlelton Spo ford Tle,tou q Co
shir-Cyuosn1c. Pray, Liverpool, Williams a Guion .
,er.s Pilot FI,b Nichols MranEss Swirl Co.; Mans,
HHI Bermuda Highland, Cummings Wells
fria-AlistOu. Ayman. Bangor Y. A. Buck < Co. -.
echeorefs R'irarda Wedmore, Wilmington. r. j. Gtd
via; Chss Henry baker Boston, Hazard 8 Cfoweii D. y
NcKeep Mckee, Kew West, Benner Deeke; VIM. smith,
sweezey Savannah McCready, Mott 4 Cot River Queen,
FOWLER Providence, Masters f. Hatch spinshed Castne
j. W Mckee; Amercus Vanderbilt. Georgetown, Brown a
De Reese: Cfand- Chrse. AtNandra, Chase small E
Leou Robins di0fd Chase Co. Abbott Lawrence
Allen Boston, Dayton SpraIus.
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lailroad Company ior the lind weok In Nay.


The following is today's business at the Assistant
TTeasmers Office:
The ninth Annual Report Of the Boston, Concord
and Montreal Railroad Company, presented at the
stockholders meeting at Clifford n. H., on Monday,
states the whole amount charged to construction at
s27 $40 Sc. The income of the year ending March
81 was s295, 2s2 81; expenses during the same time
sl54,93l l7-leaving net earnings sl4O,95l IA, which
has been appropriated 70 interest on bonded and
floating debt, and dividends on the preferred stock,
leaving surplus of sio,ssl &C, from which divi-
dend of 81 q share, or little than 5000 has
been declared on The new stock
The Interest Coupons on the Second Mortgage
Bonds of the Buffalo, Coming and New-York Rail-
road Company, due Julc /, less, viii be paid Of the
Leather Manufacturers Bank on presentation.
Tie interest on tie Bonds Of the Potsdam and
WATERFOWL Railroad, due he LIST of June will be
paid Of the Bank of North America, No "A Wan-st.
The remaining 100000 of the issue OF $780, 600 of
the Po,tsdam and Watertown Railroad Company's
seven q cent bonds, secured by first mortgage on
tic road and its appurtenancos, and indorsed and
guaranteed by the Rome and WATERFOWL Railroad
Company, are offered for sale See advertisement in
another column.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of the Essex
Company was he'd at Boston on Tuesday. Accord
ing 10 The lPasureTs Report the floating debt OF the
Compeny is s56i,l5i 65, against which the money
assets are sss4 s54 o. and personal property, iuoud
ing sgs7, coo Pacific Mills stock at par s3n,7ss 80.
The debt exceeds that Of last year by sl3s,l23 80
and The bills receivable have been increased 10 the
amout Of ssls,3si %. The sales Of land have
amounted TO the gross of sos s., from which
deduong expenses the net receipts were s5S,sol o.
The following Statement; viii show the deposits at
the Branch Mint, New Orleans, during the month Of
April:
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AVeTaRe q neal - %
Week closes with ber. supply on hand and prices have
downward tendency.
YFALs-1here l. good ulpy 22ol and prices are little
hsher thorgh there csf VACCINATIONS IN prices OF calves
than teef Coed calves Will sell readily this wees 90 &C. PEI d.
live weight.
Veal j. rstsied frcra &c. 20 &c pound.
MILK COWS-There l. a decided falling off Ia the price Of
Cows though the number arriving averages about the same
Dealers hat Cows Calves hat would have sold three
weeks aao lr 45C 80 slow @f0o fi5. Several Of
the large dsfieres 10 brooklyn AMI TINS Gig abol stop
Ling cperatlns manufacturers cut On om aup
py Of cheap led snd gala # al Kinds aud bay are quite too
hish { her Iurrose.
amin as ar worth n the country than t.y.
Cow lst ea worth : ~ q 80 sill hIds purchasers
The falling OF j. In the swl-Milk variety.
sNfNE-1Le Price OF Hos VI late seems 70 BE- hxurs
No what beef e1d uou arc selling fr Dogs siek a.
&C. rros fr beet Tie following ihs prices Of di1er
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FURs-Ihere Is some inquiry oT shPment and We oonnas
auotaiions which show hut lite alteration.
GRAlN-1he demand for prime Wheat good and ne mar
ket the supply j. zh; sale II go bushels prime
white Genes,e so; go bushels white Michigan a. - CO.
and SEQ ushcs mixed upper Lake private terms Rye
quiet at ~ g. ~ 10 Bailey ard Barley Mali are duh and
nominal Oats better especially state the demand i go1d
sales Jcrey 6catc and State sud Weern At 1cd5i.
Southern Gscd75 Corn better under the and not
20 freely oferd the derand good for home market and
the Eas sales oft9 o. bushels al - co 6t for new crop
Weston mixed white is nominal At and yellow at II 5
Included the sales 600 bushels white ia flnsfu M
erpoo Fl freight 2d and COCO bushels Western Ked