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NOR RENT-TWO OR THREE ROOMS, situ-
l. ated on one floor can be obtained without board
At moderate price. No. 495 Ninth, between d
and streets. mar l5-3t.
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nor RENT-THE DWELLING AND STORE
+ on llfh street west, one door from Pa. avenue
north side, adjoining Farnham's Bookstore. Apply
to GEORGE A. w. RANDALL,
mar 2-eOtf corner 10Th and ID sts,
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The FEoPLEs THBArRB.-Iron Hall has
been leased by Mr. Keenan,, and fine COM
pany has been collected, With the understand.
ing that the Peoples Theatre shall be made
the best that W Washington has yet seen. This
IS the opening night, when MIR. Walcot, late
OF Burton's, New York, will make his debut
before Washington audience We find John
Weaver, the comic actor of so much celebrity,
is the manager, and that Miss Howard, Mics
Tyson, and Mr.. Norton are also members of
the company. We hope this wet weather will
cease, that they may have a full house.
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The MARKErs.-As many as could stay
from the market on Thursday morning, did
so; but to-day all had to attend, and the con.
sequence was, crowded ways, muddy and
damp. There is not sufficient room in the old
shed for all who 60 there to make purch ases
but we presume the erection of the much
talked of new one is about as distant as the
finishing Of the Washington Monument was
when the corner stone was laid.
Ihe market was well supplied; better, in
fact, than could have been expected during
the continuance of this wet weather. Prices
are getting to be more satisfactory to tho citi
zens
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DIED..

CtaceIot.-On Tuesday Morning. May 9, Mr.. ANTONIO
from INJURIES received while on MS way 70
6re hondsy afternoon
Fuperal from hs late residence No Cana suI
van, Thursday afternoon o'clock HIS friends and
members Of the Fire Department generally are invited 70 a.
terd
fppfIppOn Tuesday May O. Of consumption MARY ESTHER
wife Of Reuben H. iudlip aged p year..
The friends Of the family invited TO attend her funeral
from her resdence Broadway between fth Gnc fst st.
Tbursday Afternoon the lotl inst, a. ? o'clock.
DissRowAf Msmar0ueck, Of consumption EMILY T. daugh
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from the Method Episcopal Church Ia
that village, On Friday, May H. ~ O'Clock P. NJ
DvxsssOn the evening Of Msy9 Nj AosEs DUNBAR after
assvere illness, aged IS years
Notice Of funeral n tofDorow's paper.
Boston aud Taupton paper. pleese copy
inlsw W. O. Lshrop. Esq.. Boonton, N. j. NATHAN T.
JENNINGS aged 81 years formerly an old ind respected resi-
Gen, Of th3s CITY.
H reafve and friends and his sons respectfully
his funeral from the residence Of h soDin
law James l.. Goddard. No. Sdneypecs Of JO-ze
ron-st brook IN, on Fnday afternoon May H. a. ooos
adopted daughter Of the Hev Lloyd Windsor IN the twelfth
year Of her age
The sves friends Of family invited attend Der
funeral Friday next 1T O'Clock p NJ At her late resi-
denee IN Seeond-psoe. the sixth house from HenTyst.
KERRIcsS-On Tuesday morning, May B. M.RGsREr ELIZA
NOR daughter Of James and Eleanor {. kernsan
The snds Of the family invited attend funeral from
the residence father No 3 Fast Broadway Thnr
Gay morning oclook Hef remains will BE- taken - Pat
nx Cathedral where rcquion Will b. celebrated at 10
MssosY-xi Dubuque novsj May Mr.. MAKe.Rrr wife Of
Dennis A. HsboDy, editor OF The Dubuque Express and
RyrRsoS-In Brooklyn May s. GEORGE RYEEsoS, at No 81
Lawrence ~, aged Hyeers.
The inferred the Cemetery Of the Evergreen
WRIFHr-On Wednesday morning. NAV g. after lingering
Illness Mira SUSAN WsIGBr, in the 6afn year Of her
The relatives and friends Of the family and the members Of the
First Baptist Church. respectfully invited 70 attend he
funeral from her late residence No Il Carune--t Friday
18th inst, 2oolock NJ without further invitation.
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Passengers Arrived

In Sf,an,Asp Hermann from Bremen Gad SouAamBtoa-
Mis- PARODY and attendant Nj Rner lady, four children .rd
y seheiorn Mr. Poppie and ady Mr. Huber lady child sni
servant Mis- Huaer MIR Meyer and ady, Mr.. T. H. Graham
M Momann adv four children aud servant Mr. schuh lady
children and Mr. Otto TAR. d. AbaIth, H. Laafer
lady daughter and children Mr. I'd Van Wyeh q. kee
keer Alb Heyne, G Schurkmann Mr.. H. Kruger and lady
MIR Hickman n. Haas Mis- r. Rogg L. stsyenua, Mr. A.
Norman Eggers Mr. G. MagueIs and two cldrcs, Mss T.
Hsrman Mrs A. Busch. Mrs Could Delome, Mrs A. Rehss
Mr. Beuther Nr Warehouse and lady, Mr. Oaisn sad adj
Mr. Jas Palmer Mr. Schmedh afy sister and child; MI Wy
eth daughter children; A. Kun Mr. A. Thefman, isi,
and children. r. and child, Nr-. bonoka, MIS-
ouolsa and children. Mrs j. Rodun, Misses Bernard
sternor Immershe Mrs A. LOchtum, daughter and cn
dren Mis- NJ knpfer Mrs Z. Holm Mrs schiph and SON. NM
tiers Kupfr kohn Mr. T. Meyer Mr. Baler ard children
Mir. Pasets and taby Misses u. kosenwad Nj Orann
Stubbs r. Frunck NJ Fischer I. Bohu, setetzky, NJ rad
efzky f. Muller Mrs. SchOmberEer and WagrntAs,r, Mrs
Fsehenbnck Misses 81 Win J.. Rnghess. w HAY, Steu
bel j. Bschsr Mr. and Mrs kisnki, Mrs X steng, Mersfs
steng 2 We oh and a. koeetheil; Mr. r. hecnter ana
children Mrs. Hurtz and three Misses T. Pappe baum, Mr.
T. Walter lady, Mr.. r. Waiter. lady and chiidren,
T. Newman, Miss ;. Smift, Mrs knsck and X. Muus1
LuhtsnssR T.. @. Ksnk A. MeeDzer II. w. Lewis j. sni
T. Knuok j. Lochner, r.. Henns j. Muller j. o. sconouye
J. Engelman, G. Hess, T. Nof-0hn, Mr.. and Mr.. Ntnts
and children Mr. Cheessn and lady T. Cheesnan Mes<f.
man. Hr Turner Mrs. Bergn, DAVIS Holden Mons Loher
H. Atwood J. Mon ady, W. Monday and lady, Mr. lie
bray and lady. Mr. Hawson, Mrs. = Atwood. Mr. and Mn
Jenkins Mr. Morey W. B0nface, ". ]. and w. Slanbeyc
j. Obern \ Kemp T. Coles Perkins Bsunschedt G. Betcan,
O. Roth b. ALBERT Mr. knObllst and lady w fieckenstein,
Mss Moeer, Mr. Tones, Mrs saire, j. Leon1ard, hesrs
HenseckeT Buenshslk Lneniez. p krebes g w holef y
Koch, G. STEELE j. W Wolf ua II. Wolf H. Taegor, H. Put
set r. H. Grant J. Trobe H. q. Muller A. kuhpert, A. H.s
sel~srer Mr. Esohepbaoh, H. MOhus u. {. DoTnbohf &
Kapfsr l. T. " Hetnge G. u. Postet G. Dre<. o. A. De
genhapot Tn. Muller, Mt tsndycke H. Stottrneyc ha9-
ter j. Boscoyz Mr. h. sedeher, O. r. TurshAnsen Ensel-
har1-Iofal X9
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soils during the week;
From the manufacturing districts the reports ar,
about az before. AT Manchester the demand on Amer
lean account has been more active.

From the manufacturing districts the reports are
about az before. AT Manchester the demand Amer
lean account has been more active.
The London Ners Of Saturday the 2sth says:
THE English funds opened more firmly and al one
period Of the morning attained an advance Of | 3
cent but in the afternoon heaviness prevailed owing
to some large sales coupled with unfsvo-a5le reports
relative to the progress OF the bombanment of Seyas
topol and 10 the intentions Of Austria The rise in the
price of corn was also referred 10 having unfa
vorable influence. After total fall OF cent from
the highest point Of the day prices closed with d
steadier appearance but still = cent below yeser
dav Extreme anxiety is expressed 10 learn the tenor
of the elegraphc intelligence from Sevastopol Money
continues very abundant, and in the Stock Exchange
the rate on Government securities is noninally only
IA TO y cent.
q The Omnium was dealt in in the morning at al
prem but the sales above referred 10 effected
low as prem, and the closing quotation was Sic
5-l6 prem.
" At Paris to-day the closing quotations Of the
Three = Cent Rentes were trihe below those Of yes
terdsy, but the Bourse reported by telegraph ~
iavorably affected by report that the Emperor will
not 70 TO tie Crimea At Vienna sensible rally has
aken place, prompted doubtless by the reports which
pave been set soa; that the negotiations are not en-
trsly at a. end"
The bin for the sale Of the Main Line Of the Penn
syNenis public works has been signed by the Gov
ernor, and Is now law. The minimum price Is seven
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Disasters, &c.

Car srAHt tbe h Lawn storer New DREAM re-
ports that on ID. 18th u BE black looking 80 on me -
Rock which had sppsretly just sone on eDs MAO i'''
standing, but be could make her o1f, -, 49,. ~.
ALL loading g1aDo At the iktncs o. we
pubic prohibited from shooting bds On them u1esi
Of go for each ofense Our Minister A. Aeie2 n,e
tie above regulation be made pubic for tns
shipmasfers and others interested. -
sCBR PowHATTAs from New Yofk for Hren@in "uo -.
sprung leak 18th cit Of the and Pigs and as r1n
On Narshop afternoon where she remsined fth MS
ofwttsr Il thought thz, the VII be lost bot tne e
saved "a.
b. Bsrc VENUS from Nassau y. P for New fofs -
cargo Of cotton Cape Delaware on as
rh with sehr Hanover Richmond The vessel Ds -,
total ioss The Captain, and paseersrn S'
nyed e Hampton Roads n the Hanover -
BK. EEIC WAsDEkEk, Benson, fron Windsor ~. 20
Tort put into Newport 7th leaky With ter oroken'
having been sshore Nantucket Shosl<
SoHs Joss CLsRg before reported bundeicd a. - ~
rood Baltimore schooner i45 worth soout $o~
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Average - IS per head and generally poor and light
The receipts browning largely increased the
gious He reports 1854. good many Of these
PHILADELPHIA Only 81 down the Harlem Road and
l6s By boats from Albany o. Alerton'-
There falling Of this week receipts Of Sheep from
Ohio The Ere road only reports 81 sgan 10 the previous
week. The farmers undoubtedly saving the heeces.
Mutton generally retailing AZ 10 10 cents pound small
lea dollar
tEALsln consequence Of the burning Of Hunts Bridge
the Harlem Rosd the usual supply Of Calves from that quarter
Of IL only locally Affects the price. Only 800 arrived
Aertons BY that road GO the week before, As
u the advance Of Beef and Mutton carries the
Ince Of Veal upward. There good supply BY the
market boaoEy 90 reported for the last week. Are
supplies II meat al falling az once
MILK COW S-The advance that have made table
q quotations Of the price Of Cows sudden With
the advance Of Beef and hatton the price Of Cows has
10 eonespond not-th. sndns the pee Of feed Hay
Instance 81 81 for the best; Oars Sic b1he The
truth that meat dear there sres; call for milk.
We noticed large red Cow to-day with pretty good
tsz and fne Calf for which the refused so By
veal uLs SIS The other the best
a. as
sWINE-There anomaly in the Hog market With an
advance Il al other and with Of cool weather aud
Of arrivals there slight decline Of prices Pretty
Ohio with lot q nice Cattle Hogs that wosd about
u n net told that he troubled &C. gross The
stock arriving generally small and poor
market AID such eel slow aud losing the
croye-.
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hsid At IS 81 and Wilmington IS E. Common Rc-in
cuiet the advance; the stocks quite ncderate sAes
20 tb. WIlnirs.un IL :, sic d Lehvere- Extra Pale
scarce and wsaed the medium GRADES dong rather better
hin ard couuanls - d ~ IS order
n rsrd Cry fi.rh sells - so - %. We gs0,e
Tu-rerfire. sCft.N. iftct. e hbl..... = > az -
Csuu-v P-s y IS 50 a .osen. corn b5i.. I IS al 81
Do W mr. x-ou.. a 81 Do wh-e........ IS az 80
Tar 2 bhL. Rope. 8 a sp- Turp = gal. - a -
Tar ihu........ 81 Q3 3
III H-The market quIe'; roce as- y 1000 T-utals
&c sh a. 20 S7tG=4 to- Grand Bank and - - for ~
(eorse's Bsnk. MackeFel large supply; sales u 800 bis
A. 81 so - f5r No. l. <lea%l0 Is f9r No 2 and IS flr
No Herring fair eemsn sales Of ZOO boxes q
So y-4c. FOR scale an Sc flr No. J.
BFL WAX-1he market = steS1yi sses Of 100 rs yellow
erNiC-Th. market Il quiet 4. 80 5odss5 for sicily.
BRICKS are 10. ac:ive. Hard North River selling g.
CENENT-There variation Il he arelsi sales a 81
2 III = ttl
IhfHs-The market = s'eadyi sales % 20 On a. s.
LFMF-The market egie:; We hear Of no sales
HOPs-The market quiet Sales Of . bales a. Isl 20. fr
and i2ie. for old.
GTANO-The make. firm flr Peruvian Sale of ao1
a our quotations Mexican Is Arm sales OF So tuns n SO
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Albany Lumber Market.
For he week ending May q.
Reporisd srsciaEy for The Near- fors Tribss

ALBANY, "Wednesday, May lass
The market hus far thu has opened very dan .ni h.
very little business has been done large nnnbef u s,s
are living the docks IN the district awaiting egh Bat -
have len loaded the opening 81 navigation
The market rules pretty arm. though soe dedncon ha hs..
made the prices of Chemung Boa Pine Floor Plank Sps,
DO Spruce fauk aud Pine Tally Boards compared ~
those Of asi illl
The Sunes IN the market may be attributable 20 he s,n.,
depression prevailing and the limited building operatives 40
in a..
The stock in market very large The reosps. By raj.
during the have been heavy Lubenea asv.
experienced difficulty getting forward their alab-r
owing heavy &c BIZ. this spring continuous is.
flooded the such that they enabled "a
forward srge quantities various points hf shipment he
canals.
The canals are not yet IN thorough working order and the ~
ceps but little All that has arrived has come n
the uorth and chiefly stuff There have been
cepts b. Ere Canal vet For this omit Toe
Yarst.ve table tor the first week of nav cation.
There great aud growing demand for lumber a. ne Wee
smong the cities aud Villages aud 81 te fy wA
formerly forward market has tken tnat dire
But perceive that almost IN accordance WIN tae
ruh Of these cities and village and the consequent deu4od
The business numbering Ia the new country l. growing Ia
Michigan the prospects for large applies were never better AL
recently several hundred Thousand feet principally h'mae
ios flooring and dressed pine shipped Tor tncteo s
Milwaukee from other Immense numbers 81 fi A
loaded with lumber pacing down the Ahesiany F
for Piifsturgh thus supplying another important point ma
ali present appearances there will be no deficiency whatever II
.. els
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Pfcssi the sales for hree ay ncae l8 an
= a; s5c IS clse 20. Al 7c 1900 Cassis 0c
6u,s q b-es Clover i4c cash; hass Pepper i0ic
a. Ice 20. for export sc. IN bon.
sOAPNe hear Of ssles Of boxes Castle a. TO- l0ic
and 20 boxes Chen ics. Olive A. TIC.
HONEY continues IL poor supply and IN request only
hear 81 sales Of 10 cs Cuba SIZE cash les discount
INDIGO very quiet small sales Of Madras al 75dF.c.,
ard some Manila a. s5d75c.
Fhl l,->aes have been made during this follows.
&c boxes Bunch R1sIs - i1d IS. GO do Layers 70
g. 10 IS cases Leghoru q l6c 50 bags Provence
NAnlfs lsc, 10 arrive; % bags Msr-eiles DO Sc
tAe French Do did Foreign fresh
I'VE nicely except Havana Oranges winch be Ia
The sale ere ZOO Baaeoa Cocosuu-s $50 1000 DO Pine
spres ~ 6 ofoo Ma4n-ss do $2; 100 buuchs Bar
teca bAnan4 a. IS Apples dull preyiou.
quo aons Drel ATpes selling AZ c Peaches aud Plums
5c cab hy suctcn the unf4yorsbe weather psyented
The saes 4 Pseino Oranges and Lemon.
HAiA moderate demand for shipping owing the incle-
r.srt weather sales Of 80 bs-es - 81 II.
sEEDS-A limited demand for Clover lcti0c; the sea-
about Timothy firm but quiet ~ q
Or RAPID Rough fllx i IN 4r lsua1d % = 30 u.
Lrsstd i hrusr and demand - =, bush. Or Calcutta
slEARlN-The supply i limited aaa The asnand fais;
seies u $40 \ Prime n hire 4. l1.c
OIL CAKE inquired Aer; CITY j. firmly he'd ~ as FOR
Tim Osolg Country i scarce and wanted
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Arrived.

L. 3 masteanship Hermann, Higgins Bremen and scq,s'
snptou Apn IS mdse ana passengers G. H. Sand Ag1 y
AZ NJ Of tse Needles paced the steamship UBon besfe
for HAVE hpn 80 lat a g. lon. "a = pssseds sea<1p
supposed be the ashir gtou, hence for Southampton
Ship John Bertrs, Bsruhom, Boston % hours N e-- !"
w. r. Schmidt Co.
Bng Sarah. -, Cheryfeid, lumber - master.
sebr. Denmark. COonbss, Bostou, hsh
Schr. Fredops, Smith rsnzier for Boston. - :
sehr. Chappe Lyer 81 stabens, Me- unber 70 NaJs"'
Talbot s Co.
sehr Esther and Eliza Huekins Lsbee shs and p.tef
storzes Co.
sehr. Citizen, -, Richmond. -four TO c. II. Pers0n
sAILKD-s,esm,hips Black Warrior. Bulocs Hsyzrs ma
~ Orleans; Soufherner Even Charieston Aabza ocneS&
Savannah; Roanoke, Skinner, Richmond and Norfolk
BhOW-ship Csrolus Msgnus, Coffin, Hsyre APnl b Tc.'
and passengers 70 VIM. Whock JL; Victoria, Champion -
don Aprl nose. and passengers T. T. Morgan As-
smith Liverpool April II, mdse. and passengers 70 "sns
Guon- AlsD tns-
wIsD-Dunns the day from NE. and blowing veJ h'''s
with rain
The gale Of yesterday very severe from NJ Iss
chip Hermann from Southampton and Bremen, reports
number o. large vessels bound IN Loyeo on snorc Fs
The Long Issnd Sound behind their un I'm.
srrssg the city We do hear q disasters ors ~
beach All the Outward bound steamers went 70 ~@
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Hudson River Market Boats.

Capt J. H. Powell Of The barge -. from Cossscs< -
It wharf foot Of FraDkia.- Navy, lss5tepo-he sss
articles by the r: IS NM Cows Veal Cave, pa go
esses, IS Fowls. IS Turkey 81 bis fx % tabs Bu,s~r
sEiHs 81 n 70 trims do - n 500 tscs Hay ~ -
straw, - bhlS Potatoes 20 d. Arpes 81 a.. Cd, o
Vine saf 20 rolls Leather 30 ID. Plp-r Nv ~
Capt NJ " French q the barge >asquehsnna frso ".
burgh. arrived wharf foot OF Nsrcnst MAY GS
the following articles BY TIE trip. y Reeves. MA Co. ~
Veal Calves p sheep and Lambs Horses s. cArca. -
10 do Pork 30 Fowls 10 bbs Fec tub- Butter
IS n, hTkin Butter averaging 81 70 ~ hbis Rye Fo. ~
sidss Leather, % hass Wool, 10 bsies q Goods :"
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MARRIED.

GAss-vo.svseH-Is this city, wsdss.d.y way = * NE
c,.,h rs,<h CAuch BY the Rev. NJ hacauey, bfsJAss
Coz Fs Of Brooklyn, DEsoksH daughter OF the late
peter yo<bussk Esq., Of New-YOt .
o-WsEtLfs-Oa Sunday evening, May a. Norfolk-st
H., chsns BY the Rev DR. Annitage J. GiLsoUK REID
"a IL AetrH. WsEELER. All Of this city,
80 ur~sasry-By the Rev. Mr. Giett, Mr.. Benz. Z.
r. : - NJ. ELLEN n. HusPHREY, Of ths city.
ssses.x-Fox-n Acton (Msine) May g. ny the Rev Seth
NJ pertns M THOMAS SHERMAN, J O! Lebanon lMainel,
l.fe from C.forEis. and Mia ABBY T. Fox Of Acton
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MARIN Il 10 UR Va Il.
PORT OF EEw-YoRK....
Cleared.

Steamhips-Roanoke Simmer Norfolk Ludlam Pess.ly
Aabams Scheuck SaysnIsh : Mitchl Black Warrior pa
lock Havana and Neworeans Livingston, Croeberon Ce
Southerner, Evan Chsrle.ton, Spoford, Tle-ton Co
ships-New World, LaTfabee, Liverpool, {. GnnnelL .
BaTk-Asavsl, Ward Barbados I. Dwight, Cancso boS'
ers, Hong Kong. Buckiin Crane.
Brgt-Torcilla Guier Jacksonville, H. d. Brookmsn co.
Cape Fear Anterior Union Mills. C. y. J. Peters
schOoners-M H. Bedel Hewett, Alexandra, ". Bete.
Pocshontss Buckley Mobile, stgTgess, Chairman Coz L >
Davies Davis Savannah McCready Mott Co Asa E<ss,
Rowland Philadelphia, }. w. Mckee.
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QUINN bAbr-i4t ma4-et l1- improve WIN -aler AZ
Boston a. Zee. IA bales and gdsic Ia bundles
flNNi CLOrH-Ihe market . hTn; tie supply mode
sales Il Boston a. l-c. mos
hENP-imercau deprrssel Manila D. held az lie
snce Saturday 2CC bales sold to from B0onD iOc
mos de yeIed there 90 bales seal sod here AID 10
tales Italian a. $50
IEAs-Ihe market decidedly better. due somewhat the
q the Of hp Living Age and her extensive
The demand r Green's has improved while Blacks less In
qsret Eiier We have yet this week had public the
business has been confined to private and has been fair
IObACCO-Hotfr Il both domestic ald foreign Leaf
nue firm aid for the higher grades ak money the de-
rand good; the stock still lght and dehcien. IN quality;
there Is ccusctrab!e crop here. In Manufactured
Ircss unchanged the inquiry moderate AID stock equally
The sas cr three days ece 1870 bids kentucky q
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Hay Market.

The prce Of Hay unususy high this sprnz good rn.nv
losds OF choice brEh Hay have sold Ell 80 y e ana Hsy
IN tales has sold fr Ell ~ For the last three week.
noticed Hey the Bowery and Sxfhs Merset .el.
ing tor 81 2GSl ST ? ewL
Hay and half pocnd u Iearer than corn AZ
or -four a six
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So An. Com. Nashedl2 q is
HAIR IN request for export, with sales OF buenos Ayres
Mixed a pc. cash 10 bond.
INDIA RUBBER-A parcel Of SEQ rs Clrthasena soli at
size, IN boud, months.
POTATOESThs market s lower wi'h better supply Of
fering: sacs Red ani Pnkcyes q. ~ Sass &
Carter and Mercer IS d= 3; and Bermuda 8. q
- E. Ru.sia Iuruiqs sell % - o. 80,
SkINS-Deer are dull and heavy. with sales Of VI sour az
Do cash Curscoa are better supply bat quiet 100 bales
srld az q Price not yet fixed about 52a SIC. 8 mos
SPELIER-The j. snsi and - n months is asked
about reported sold % out Of the market al 10
..
TALLOw-The news from Europe being rather favorable,
hoders are rather frInrr and sales have been male AZ liz
cash but Butcher Association m selling al &C. cash
Rfuzh Fat sels at Saeic.
WHALEBOSE-1hl arrivals moderate flr the season. and
rre large Polar held higher; sales since Friday % ID 90
Ocbo,sk for export 4ic e0 10. for home 4<tc
IONCns Damaged, SIZE and i0ooibs Polar AZ &c, az
advance.
INA 10, Of 2soo slabs sold , six mouths so slabs
Bsuca 20 arrive cash ard ma lots a c csh Plates
frm with limited supply sales AZ 30 Tor ID y j. l.
Coke j. scarce az IS
BOOTS AND SHOES-The spring business confines longer
han anticipated and tn demand for this STATE and the
vicinity fair The assornen. i ample and AFFORDS FAR se
so-cr o. all reasonable styles Manufacturing quite active
the Esst snd holders are very trrn.
CANDLES-Sperrn IN insi supply and prices are hrn
az sfdSc and Patent 8afc. ALamantlne IA far
supI Is; - boxes Western AZ Il a &c mos.
CORDAOE-MGnilla e steady a. i2al4c. American ~
l1fc.
BREAD has advanced: quote: Pilot 7e fine Navy at
sc: NAVY or 5l-. and Crlckerz TtQec.
FtRS-TheIe fair export business doing At lar weeks
srr.F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

SEwOsLEAss, May Is56Our Corros market i. steady
AZ - &C. or M;cdlns MISS PoEK sells Ell. LARD
ken ldlz;c Western Yellow Cosx quoted si IS and
Nhi;e 81 22dsl Is Sterling ExoHlsSE ranges from alo
I, cent pr MUM
ECHARLEsroS, May s-The receipts Of Atlante
here caused decline II the prices Of CorToS. The
sales Of to-day std up 80 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-10

PEicEs OF BFrf TO-DAY Beeves are sold AZ 30 much
pound generally BY estimated weights for meat 10 he
qgzrfsss.
Firsi qs.fy Of good fir market Beet, l5c.
second rafs, &c.
Ordinary. iS.c-
scne very extra rood Sc
PEIcEs o. VIAL C.Lvss-TSe rs,s which such CsIye.
IL sel for a. the yesr fron Tc y % i've
weight
csss called kftens"-thAf H. Calves from ore 20 x d.v.
old-ssIs from 81 5 70 s5d - each
Another esss called Caves generally sod four 70
81 uncrfhs old, brings IS 70 81.
A good fat Veal oftsn brings s2odsN
MILK cowsThe price Of Cows depends ~ much upon fancy
The prine Of Horsea
Ordinary Cows, sssase; good fair Cows etoas45; err.
quality, with calf, sSds75
sHfES LAsss-sonnon Sheep, IS aGss; extra
sheep, sles &I2, Lambs <59s7
svnD-Ohio eorned Hoss sasl sirs for MARKET retairs
81 ass i've weight nilfee Hsp aec Hos for psskirs