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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-10-21
Bible Depository.
New Spring Coos.

rTyHE largest and BEST stock had, which were
a bought upon the best terms early in the season,
before the rise, consisting IN part OIL
800 ya,ds sIp'r Hemp. FEET and Ingram CarPeungs
$40 Hats B5nneis Flats, Gipses, &C.
1850 yarls Unbleached Cotton Cloth, Jeans, dc.
1900 yards Bleached Cotions, shee,ngs, DC.
2i01 Checked and striped Cotton Ilolh &C.,
1000 yards Goared leans. Couonades. Cheeks. lial-
ian clola Dfap dEte Ribbed Mohair, and other goods
Tor 10 and mems @eaF.
75O wards Linen Diiis, &e., white and colore1.
hlO0 yards Calico.
i 400 ya,d. Lolored and Black Ginghams.
1000 yards Lawns. Gingham Lawns, 0rgandies,J Js.
comets, Briiiiants, dc.
200 pairs Gloves.
2In dozen spool Thfead
200 gross Buttons,
sOo p,i,s L1,li.s'. Misses snl Chiilrens Shoes
hcsuiiinl shape and finish including Cufed Cost Mo
rocco and Kid B0skins; cnBare.. Bnos; Wclts aud
SINNERS; Plain Paxed and Congress Gaiiefs; Velvet
Slppet.; Childfen's Coiored and Plain. Racheltoted
ani Button Bos,T Ala BronzeJ and Kid socks.
Msnies; Lace and Wraugbt bands; fl1uneingsi
Engin1s and nseIliags; Printed and Pieresd collars
and Bands; silk end Leather Belts; summer IofsetS
san,ae. Cactus aud Empress skfls; Gfass Iiohi
Corded cam.te; Brlianis, aud other goods foe mak-
ing skirts
1900 ysrds RiIlhans of all kinds.
5000 lbs. Rio. Bsggfa aud Java coilsei Extract OF
Csfee.
1000 lbs. C0iiee ruEaffs ana bfnsnfuh1 h19 o-u'.
~ -ugars: Sugar House Sysnp: BestGfeen and Black
Tea.; Pine Madeirs Wine and French Brandy, fo'
medicinal purpose; siso COOKING Wine.
sole sad Upper Leather. @e &e
REaDE-WADE CLOTHING.
Having made this one branch u my husitsss. J sm
nos receiting good 1ssormeut u spring and sun.
tnef Claihibs which viii sell a. low q any o'isi
hDusc IL tle place. eon-i.ngn part % hriniloWins
tieal'a Gassimere Goats. Mnsrillfs Pants,
Blown Linen Goats. Linen Vests.
Waite Linen Coais. Nofie Antique Nffs.
Cheek. Lurn Goats, White Nafseiiies Nfsis,
q Gs,s. Linen Goats. CoRi Mafseilies Yesis,
Caeeked Mafscic. Black Figured Nssis,
Goats. coored and White shirts.
/" Bltek anl ColI AL. shit B5stms sn1 cuiiafs,
n.ee. C,oa,s rravats stocks and Ties.
I D,,p s'f.,s rss,s. Whiie and Coofed Linen
P4ncy q C4ssinlefe Psnta. sud SILK Pocket Hand
ll,ek cs.ssa,sse pa,,,s kerehsl., &C.. sks.. &e.
p.r.ons n want Il cioihinr Of any other Kind %
Gods Woglj DO we'll - coll snd look II HY stock be'
fHe making ihsif purchases.
April !. -
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DRUG STOR II.

DRUG STORE.
rlg. CAIN will keep constantly on hand complete
~ assortment 0f
Drugs. Medicines, Oils, Paints,
yarnishcs. Dse Stuff. Perlumery. Stationery,
Grass and Garden seeds, Aromatics,
Vinegar, Pure Liquors. SC. DC.
and an other articles N his line of business. snd with
The speeil design 81 keeping only genuine adelss.
lie hopcy. Is closs attention and moderate prices, 10
merit anI receive ihe patronage u tie pubIie.
November 1. e.
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issagsszA nGss
szssssS ~
fom y Tie slaies."
STRAY THOUGHTS.

tNW Nv t-tNAssF
STRAY THOUGHTS.
ny ". SEAMAN BgARE.
Learn u hiot ~ lily hsat
Mlnsie IN dc worlds great mari,
Ever striving. st.ll pursuing
Deeds ihai in themselves proclaim,
Diil, Is ny path renewing
IIspcs hat glitter With lheif iainei
Learn 10 lstot, sifise 70 5c
a worker, both ~ God aud thee.
Lean 10 llhor, Ict ehcl Jag
Hear ~ mark q iie asay;
BE strong. fat hope Is ever nefying
iitats that dtoop with pain and Icai.
Look Up, iby purpose never .wering,
God ihy friend, 70 help, 10 cheers
Learn 10 labor 10 the Grld
That gi,c. 70 liIe IL ceaseless yield.
Lean % labor. jry and priis,
Both cowohcn THY side;
Labor on, fcr soon The dawning
Of the day--ihe day of rest
VIII usher 10 an endles. morning,
Bearing peace upon its eresi;
f,esn 10 labor, learn 10 wait,
4 icilct Al iby Masters gate.
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DRUGS.r MEDICINES. Sc

DRUGS, MEDICINES, sc.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
~ Woods Hair Restorative,
Hoohapds German Bilters,
Lyons Kathaiorn,
Davis's Pain Killer
McMum's Elixir Opium. @
Brown Windsor Soap,
Extract Vanilla,
Two Gallons Bell Cologne,
Blue Ink, in stands,
Letter Paper and Envelopes,
Visiting Cards,
Lily While, extra iine, a
Emery, Nos. !, 3 and 4,
Fly Stone, and many othcr articles in the Drug
line, just received and for sale ~
JAMES F. CAIN.
August &c. O3-
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I'resh Garden Seed.

IHsr RECEIVED. ffeh loi n Gsnisa ser'i;
~ sl.o gsnuine Chinssc s0Iar Cane snd bucsfne
secl. iof sils cheap W JrMEs WEBB.
NH ~ ID
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rI,D INSURE GOOD CROP or yECETA.
y BLEs-Usc Maps improved Phosphate u Lime.
r., jas received. am nov ready 70 feetits order.
tlfe phosphate of Lime. from thoe who wish 70 uge
il On rom 10 The spring. As 70 ~ sie, iciet q ~
vhi so nv las yesfl corn crop, and % my corn crib
NV. Te"a', ',e''S only JAMES WEBB
rrbtusry ", ls--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-06
For THE WEEK ENDING August 5.

For THE WEEK ENDING August 5.
Reported by X. CoNovER Commission froduce Dealer
Nos 1876, lI and 1893 Washington Market
The FRUIT yetocked with apples the guam.
tty being small and fruit poor Pess rather NOR. plenty
ApPLEs aad Sour Bows In demand at 81 SD
y Dbl Common, SSa - y Dbl. .
SIAcxsERRHs-sS 5oQ cap bush.
WBoRTLEBrRRIEs-&2 50do y bush.
CuKRAKrs-6c y ID.
WATsRhELoKs-i50SCc. each.
NuTMrs MELsSs-Prime, s4os4 sop Dbl Second 81 50
PEAcars-Good - 5Oas5F basket Premature. 81 so5
pcrsToEs are sitter last week owing the great
extent IN the crop Of Long Island and New Jersey
Good MerceIs selling Dbl DykuAn' ~
a 81 50 y Dbl Whites, 81 75GS9Y Dbl.
Osox-Potsto Onions s5d IS rs y Dbl Connecticut Rsze
Ripes 81 25d SIS Dbl do strings e5 y 100 strinsA
Tuskirs-ku,s Bsss, slQsi asp Dbl. Flat white, 75e
= bbL
OcHRA-5Cd62e. y hundred.
ssuAsHss- Marrow s2@ ba White. Fl 50 y Dbl y,
hundred.
CAsBAeE-&4 y hundred.
BrETs-Soc. dozen bunches
TohAToEs-&la& 81 IS basket.
CucUMsERs-$oc. y hundred.
PovLTkY-Live Fowls GA dotc y pair do Chickena SO
ssir do Ducks al pair Geese, l2i each TurAeyS 81
EsSs-st.ie and New,Jer.cy, Isa9oc y dozen, westsz
Burrns-Orsnse County Pail $50 p 10 good State frkin.
2Da12c. y good State, tubs 2d25c. 10 good state
Western I6dlsc. y 10 common Western. lS0i7o y u.
LAaD- More inquired for st former prices.
CHKEsk-Se,c Pm Dull a.
BEEv-By aide, Io1llc y q. vEAL-l01le ..
NUrTos-s1ico n. LAns-Eelso en-
c1LvIs~Liys, q o7c y 10; slaughtered. seisc. Pc.
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PasseuRers Arrived

In the steamship Persia, from Lre,poot-Gso A,hvel,
H. Fsle, Mr. McNsuee T. Norton, w C. Wesde King and
lady Mas Judkins Mr. Woodhesd lady, child, infant ssd
nuIse Mr. HsIdee lady son daughters and soyesnss Rkd
Mr. Austed d Athof Mr. Sebey. Mr. Laurence M llber.
nan Major Foster and Mr. Hortley, H. Beseh Mr.
Swsnwick Mr. Simpson Mr. T. Beach and lady Miss Simpson,
Mrs Westcot Watt Sherman, sdy children and nurse; A.
FaDshAwe and lady, H. Magic and lady M.es Magic Miss
Perkins Mrs Robinson Mr. Perkins Mr. Badns and deter
Miss Murray James r. Hutton. D. Decuir, Mr. Riyiere =
Buterfeld SPEEDING Chss. X. Bersmsnn: Zinnnemana
and lady, Miss Beusns and sister, W. Tsboy MI Easer
Henry Smith Mr. De Lsplsne. A. Vsn.uskirk T. w Kip,
w. r. Dean Joseph Msury. Mr. McAndrews, Mr. AcBarney
Nr Nathan Donsto Olvaro Messrs Gilman, Whitman. Bsa.
sing wilkins Westham Azerns Murray Judsoa Fi.chst and
Mr.. Bacon Richard Yeoward Mrs Vinins T. B. WRIGHT y.
Wilisms, E. F. Ellis and son. Messrs Simmer, Jameson
Fshel Dr. Seaman, Mr. Williamson, Geo Booth John 20
ney f. A. Wtter, John Morris jr q III Norman, Dr. Tsy
lor and J. Morgan Mesrs Goldsein Demp'ter Hurry
Miss Hurry MI Lesthener VIM Brecop Me,sra Hars Dog
min, Pasquet w Smith, lady aud childi Mrs Dc BsIos,
John Gusnt Mr. De Ia Quintsns and brother Curtis Geo
H. Rigs Mr. Schmsnn and lady Miss Collins Alex Ferguson
Nr Duo geon James Blake Thos Wm Wright, Mr. Schon.
field Mr. Toplans Msley, Mrs De Pury Mr. Crawford,
Mrs skinner J. c. Cooper and lady Mrs Allan and ser,
want Miss Alain Mrs Pension child and maid servants W.
Brown and lady. Mr. Lspgdon, lady, son and servants
Trotter LADY and child Thos BoDsfeld, Mr. Lee epfu
seubers Capt Geo w Nesmth Jno Cheesman Wagsssf w.
A. Desommus s. B. Abbott T. Mack Mr. Bonvier, d. Scbon'
bort. -
In the steamship Ne York, from GLasgOvM Non Malcolm
Cameron lady and Mas Cameron. Mr. simon Mchsn
ze lady child Mr. Cooks lady and family Mss Wsddel
Mira awhile Psttson. Mr. Hardi- Morton John Scott
Peter Thomson Robert veitch g. Reid Andrew
Anderson, D. McAser Thos Gov, Chsres Casey Aiffsa
brig King Bird from Ca'isase~a-Mr Smith and lady,
nd Mr. Rude.
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Passengers Sailed

IN the s,eamship asia, 70, Lire,poo!.Mr and Mrs C.
Crov,ki and daughters, Toronto Miss Saunders New ~
Miss Betsy Ferguson. Peoria. y Mr. aud Mrs w i,a,
lev New.Yori; Me..r'. Chas Ls~rie, Capt NJ suIa 81
sland; C. Weber, c. NJ Hoist Ssysnnsa Rev. T. Hsst~
New York; Sutton Charleston; r. Torento. Cenfasss;
vsldeleiler j. Alfonso son ard servant havsnsi Gay
Ohio; VIM Nevett it, England; James Fuing.on, Ohio;
King Newport; MoIan, C. de Rbeanr. Cubs; Mr. and Ma
Jno r. Pull England; Mes,s Alonzo Peon, Reg Enes r.
gill Cuba Genry Austin Sing Sing Jno Mariana Boston, Mr.
J. L. Alfonso and female servants MI and Mrs KNIGHT
Abouy; Henry HOrncs,e, England Voisen, New orssas
In he stsam.ap GL,gos for Gla,gosc-M Fanny Garan.,
Phis Mas Dorilha Meosfin Harriet Allen, Mrs Dimut
md child. New Yora Henry Naney, Tnrhs Island u
Locke CHM Georse Johnston New or.sns Teos hcCoa.
New Jerseys p. Hitler, james Cruitshanks Gassow,
r. Byssate, Albany Mrs. McLeand Mia C. J. T. Nc LELAND
Agnes MBride Glasgow Total Is in the cabin and 60 tie
steersge.
As s,eansag Indiana Joy Bye~en Rev d. Black End
lady, Rev. VIM Mast lady aud child Miss Helen Buies
Mrs Riches Mrs De Baaopf daughter inf.n. ana servsai;
Mr.. o. WASHER, Mr. Boswell, lady and dsnshtsr.
". Boerhinser and hdy. l. paGasra g. Seymour Pee,
Masters O. and F. Thompson A. Ka,x Robert johnson WI
Turner j. Roper c. II. Krebz Mira Brooks Sheassnr
mann Davies j. II Clangbolt VIM Mullisan. VIM Levin
H. NJ Hastings Mr. Hoffman and child, John Smith, Ma
C. Alexander Thos Scsyes Thos Aging Joseph and MsLiss
Werter Edward Tadd. and So in the 'teerAse.
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Ps "a e % .ss s5':Rss sp ia a. %s
'-s- closing dlll ard heavy for most kinds ~
TINBER-We notice sale. Of Eastern Spruce and Pine BY
the sd IS the latter for very extra qaAA'y 'Hsef
T0BGCCO~Kentucty as formerly /. very firm for prime
S' Sss are scare .s@r snS sr within rS
days than fr time previously tofetn Lea seners
less owing 70 be hsh prices Of Leaf and the limited demand at
the currency demanded The stocks are not large coz
aaesa pe a..h s.e. s JUL, isss ps
lse pigs. Stock l't August 1855 pigs against ''' In
are more derIs.ed it would be de S 70 .e much over
TlN-Bock Tin has been IN good request a,nae We
q .s. but Gnt b ,ss essyed
the which stated that great Dutch sale announced Tor
nor TO bode the average price being s sssr which
considerably above the view. Of the greater portion OF Tue
saSc and small lot. SIC, cash, the jobbns trade
also 25Od 400 slabs Straits at Sc months nov held higher
close. i.msly the s.t sales dx II a5S II 80
months C. Coke At 90 90 cash and Charcoal Terne a.
f0 IS month, Cole Terne quiet and nominal at IS,
months the better brands cannot BE- purchaedno" at these
TALLowThe market bets, tn. favorable new, f;Om
k ko1SR' r.. Is in dem S5df. Has sh safes
WOOL Domestic Fleece in better supply although the
limited OWING G to bs .1me prices drmandsd the
for the week comprise 2tco 10 No. at t2c 5000 blood
moe also scn s10 5000 Is low Western Unwa.hed s.
Pulled in fair request steady rsts' sale. Of o q, c
4c Foreign been in good request at prices fully II not
obtained previous 10 the reduction OF the arit
considerable sales Of East India Unwsshed white are re-
ported from 22d2c and excellen. demand prevails Tor
Cape Woo In grease size sales Of I'D 900 10 having
Effected this holders generally very hrm
&c. end ask Ss. but these rates ale above the yeSs
Of buyers continues In good demand al 2S0c Tor
frat quality of Washed further sales Of l4o bales have been
made durps tie week al the inside quotations. mos Bueno
Ayres and fact all South American Woods, are held with
great rnne owing the hh rates prevalent at the place Of
srouth ali descriptions fully high in the Spring
when duty 50 charged, which since then has
become snnued sales bales Unwahed have been made
at lSal4 mos also 81 bales of Unwashed and Washed
BsIbsiy on private terms
We
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MARZNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......I


sesmshipeRosnoke Skinner Norfolk Ludlam Pleassnts
Kangaroo Jeffrey Liverpool, j. O. Dale; Illinois Boee A.
pinwal, N. I0Roberts
shps-Ocean Pearl Chandler New Orleans II. Brshsmj
Mstofo Dillingham;, Valparaiso, A Lsdd Won Gssen, RAJ
mer, Hamburg. w. r Schmidt; Horato, Hathaway Cows
and . market. Jas. +. Ward l. Co. .
Barks-Wllism, Heath Gibsra, G. +. j. Peters, Cavans
Washington, Layscca II. Brewer Co.; NazArene, Smith
BenGenturs n M. Bschey.
BrgsLydia Francis, Hail. Philadelphia Yates Porterfed;
Crimes, HiekbOIn Phusdephi. Walsh Carve, Chase VIZ
hslmira tBrem) Howyer Lsguayra, Burchsra Burk Edn
bursb Bartlett Phiadep his H. ssndordi Flying Eagle
Conant Alicante, Buck Co Vulcan lBr Card Wind
sor D. R. DeWof A. B. Cook, Leighton, Philadelphia O. W.
Simpson.
schooner-G T. Grce, Rogers Charleston; g. L. Hnis Coz.
way Boston, Hartman Co.; Volunteer, Fretts, Salem
E. j. Peters Desdemona (BL Hsg., Nassau Joseph knssi
Dsshsway, CLARK, Boston, G. T. j. Peters, w. H. Smith,
sprssusi w II. Gilsnd Ericsson Chsilsston Dollusr
Potter H. ID. Means, Snow, St. Thomas
Sloop-Pointer. Fowler. Providence. master
Stesmers-Concord Norman, Philadelphia j. N Briggs
"a
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NEW.YORK CATTLE MARKET.

BIKVLs MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES, SWINE, shEbr,
ed LAhBs-the numbers received N inc e,y ev.ty wssn.
sonal observation BY soLos RoBSs0S expressly iof Tas
Rrw.YoRK TkIsuSt, every Wednesday svsnns-she great
weekly market dag Il Buloeks st Ai.rons "s'hinston
Drove.Ysrdl Forty fourth strvet
RULES OF iHG MARKET.
frr sALBs OF Ear CATTLE made ct rtes ssrse1
bead-he vslu 10 c.coIa.d estimated w,sn q ne. in
Me quarters When 3-ef quoted zoe %, bullock that
viii dress ovt exclusive Of hide and at brings b. beeves
arc moody Sold BY Cattle Brohers who are regular oenms
srsd. the butc charging the owners fr sales
SD guaranty The brokers also buy droves and se on their
own account Drovers farmers msy Re their own ;aemsn
brt ass eash DO realise much brokers' sales
VIAL CALvHs cold t the pound live wesht and eensr'
ally foY quality, from 6s7sc second quality doc ~
kttsrhst IT, calves only two or three days od-sIe sold
srs calves -four six months old range from head
Cows As general rule the v.us Of ordinary gov:
erred by the price Of beef-esmstins her weight t and
aiding sew dollars Sometimes cows eel very much hug Ae.
tb.n ths on account Of fancy pposed or warranted SEA
sv.lea fIst-rste eov, Of common stosk vita yos.{
sK win ordinarily sell for st5o s1a sod one essT. me sSs =
0e8 and roushsr more ordinary looking ones ssn q
e g. esq., es1 and e varying according TO the guicknsss
q dunes Of the market which vii b noted sseo wsss NON
sB<ss LAs sold = price sssea ssed-teiAom
BY live weight The value estimated upon the nHHosed
aS 81 9: sssss
nom 81 to eiL Lambs early In the ssu 1t prices
equal 70 2 OF p for the meat and through the season
sS..e BrUis Gales Of Sheep Lambs the sasw
q s So ns', ip .' Sss1 s. july 81 esss
October 9. soes Sheep ere generally estimated TO Ars''
SWINE ne mostly received BY rsrosA from ohlo Indiana
nnois and Kenueky md sold either BY xr> weight or net
ere mostly sofa before arriving sss snl driven arsct
70 Tie psnL The saspens are s Nsrcns burs
Head fourth srse And = tie Unto. Drove Ys q ~
eat end q 1ory Ros psss - week sndss
h..a "a " evfnHs
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Markets. ;. .Peported Jy Telsgrapk.

buffalo, August So M FLOUR steady; sales Of 100
bbls 60 e. for Wisconsin and Illinois and 90 81
81 Is for extra Ohio WHEAT Is lowers sales 1850 bush MI
vAuhee Club at 81 Coss rm; ISLES Of 81 900 bush at
ss.s Of 100 bbs at 2sic gall FRElcHrs firm at sc for
Corn TO Troy and lie TO New York LAKE IMPORTS TO day:
lOo0 tbls Flour 900 bush. Wheat 900 bush Corn.
CANAL EXPORTS: 1900 bush Wheat; 1900 bush. Corn,
mostly 10 tide water.
ALBANY, Aug SIP m-FLouR in moderate demand at IN.
changed No Gales Of Grain to day except In small los
the depot Boats only commenced arriving after business
hours and offered afoa Shipped New York yes
iercay J. 500 bush. Gem; 90c0 bush. Oss.
OswrGo Aug. 5-gP. A-FLouR 10 dull and steady. WHEAT
onebspsd sales Of 10000 Chicago Spring At 81 $50 81 S.
Ccns drl. CANAL ERKIGhrs-e for Flour loc tsg Wheat
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and 7ic fr Corn to New fofA LAX. Imports so-a.,-u
bbs Flour, 1000 bush WHEAT ~ roo bush Corn ""
CHICAGO Avs. 6-6 r. -fLOUk active. Wuy., -,
Com 6rm OATS dull. PoRy quiet SHPnrsrs-Ta r. rs 80
no Flour wheat; 30 900 busk Corn. To oswegoNa 10
or " heat; IS coo bush Corn. ''~
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 4-CoTToS firm; sale. TO-DAY sohs
sales Of the last three days fOi receipts 81 Do ia
mort II coo Receipts at this port les than last ys., s,sn
a. 10 sl Southern ports $500 FtoVR Sc Is Mr.j Go
scde5c FEEIcHrs slightly advanced; Cotton 10 Ii,v
s1gRLNs EXCHANGE, 10 y cent prem "V''' "a
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NJ steamship Persia (Br D Judkins Liverpool July -
loi Ensi.ndt sc%Hd IN Aus i. l,tE lon passed
WITH b. p s Sa~: 3 bound
lat a a. Ion. 81 S. passed steamship Vanderbilt hence
1Gs A. d n:p pat q hs H.
s SSy MISa on A s ~ k s SlId
atei lat 90 q ion !. e calm, with dense fog took
Psss IL SS"S SS Craig Glasgow Jul,
mdse and pass to Mesymon Has Experienced sons vest
18Th at 81 'snaed STEAMSHIP Arabs. for Liverpool sh
e mound @ .a bss
Dn faf Sas April
70 tea. to order Sailed IN with b. ship Glsne,s for
Ssy s 6I
lis passed b. ship Biz Bio from shsnshss; May a. mAs:
with ship supposed Fearless 18Th spoke Fr .hip TSu.
P p f.. Sa B.vs e r rs &
lon . gEls sh bar. wsnV0 tor Tab Bay th Is % i9n
rom ;tI siss az % the
wsEPps . H iis 10Th Hamburg july is :I:
Srt Emblem from Rio for fhadepha Is days OUT pa''sdst
Ship y.nsq.d Norton, Liverpool % days mdse and pass :.
light "nd. calm. and iosi had pilot board
Ship oslena Ls.yitt os.n. IT days. md.e and pas
to WIN Nelson Sailed in company with ship Guiten-
burg for Hayre and parted company the sth In lat ~
James Keller Alien London days mS.s and "a
to Crosby CIocier Co Has experienced light winds ana
Barb Nord Ameriks (Bren) Fredccks Hamburg IS days.
md.e and pass to T. Bech kunhardt Has mad dea'n' gu
Bari Pride Of the Sea- johnson, Nue'ita' July a. sugar"
Bari G.n.ood elsys5 Cardiff and days from Jams
hide. &C., to weinberg Weeks. Had light weather all As
Brig s.b.o Brown, chenyfed 10 days lumber to oe0rs'
s ar.uru. orb Howard. Windsor Is days. plaster v
sa Fred Wording to Bo.On D.rrc Ezhamss days al
b sis' RSs Bird Brown, c.h.sens July u.s. fu.t eo
s,b9 David Van Name. Jover Virginia days. apples TO
sesr N.neheer. Blake, Charleston days. cotton k&.
schf WIN. Carroll. Chapman. Bangor days. cedar 70 L
sehr. Onsid. Doughty. Portland days. needing to Ss''
sehr Still. s.fl~.n. Little River N C.. si.y' 90
scbr z. Dsvd'on Long Boston days. fish 10 f. c. ma
scbr Hume Phinpey Boston days iin'eed to 7. O. a
seLr Warner stetson, Charsstou days. cotton, H.
sefS Twin BTotscr. Ward Norfolk d.y. wheat.
sss s;sSy S
Sch, ,.i,i B S.;3 H Es Spe Bh%t,ssp0
scbr g s. BuckiDshss.,,. . skinner Porlsnd Ct.
s ssI Vim 6gn hIaH %
sch r sssiins. a'li.. New Haven
sehr jane. Mace M.see, Phisdsphisss, - sos.on'
sssI H c..p ss.T Bb sSsi
schr Lady Lake Barker Port Ever r .ra for Boston
seSr Home. Hc@e. days coal to master
s ssSI NAY Ss1su RS:sr Coz. :s
sehr belle Covsriy d.y' melons 70 1s,.s
| sehr Ssmerset Sterps Baltimore days cosi =.
| 60. z 81 - paxsrs Baltimore days, cool TO nisss''
soop M.Ii. Loai.., eS%%pn Os. S H., ays
STEAMER Boston selew, Philadepha and Cape May h's'
| mdse. to r. Perkins, 81. p,v,a.n.. 10 hoprs mdss -
| Steamer Westcheser' eAfA' '
| Isaac Odsl. . x,, o,..soU
| sAIIrD- Steamships Asia (Br) Lott, Liverpool nnf~
IN, .r.vl Dun,sn Glasgow Indiana tBr serewl pscss
| London and Bremen illinois, Bosss Aspn~sui
| Skinner Norfolk, hc
| BELOw-l bark and brig
wIND-Duriss Ne Day, from n T. "SA
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M 81. 10 msrhst for me months past have been com
rssn- ely light"
rOAL-Tbe supply q Dcmestc has ncressedl ana pm
La,e further declined and still tend downward. The HiNa
thus far at wser have exceeded those Of last year
ing tLose CT fizst.thtown ~ and the prospects A. n
couTgng io sre stock al the close of navigation
has declined ape heavy selling by the cargo at - Nc %
mail and size, and from yard AZ 25DS5 p de-
iy.red has ruled very quiet the sPpy |, noder'e
sales OF 80 ns Liverpool Camel at about former rates an i
TINS 81 = 90 Camel small size, a. 81, cab.
(O1 ON1he market has not fully opened under the reIsa
holders generally ask advance but thete b.. not beer
any mir 66ae show change quotations. The e1 Por'
18th July has been ~ bseA Ct which LES were - Liv
,Ipool sna J. 448 &c HsvTe
We qo1te:
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Total................e70e440 l eK842l3 sS,s9 500
The aggregate exports for the seven months are
go 900 against $66 GOA 2SS slme seven months of
last year. OF this $43 925 l66 produce and mer
ch.ndise against 81 1903 3i2 last year, and $50 O26 439
was specie sgainst $l9, 500,9i7.
In Breadstuffs there is not large business doing,
and prices are generally unchanged Pork is firm ard
in fair demand. as is Beef Sugar buyers have been
obliged to come for ward, and some 1890 hhds. have
been taken at some Improvement. The aggregate ad-
vance from the lowest point is &c. Coffee is firm and
in fair demand Cotton is held more firmly since the
Persis's news was received. The sales of the week
have been about 5000 bales, of which 5000 We're in
transitu. The stock in hand and on shipboard is
80 600 bales The ma let has stiffened during the
week The Circular Of Mr.. Wright says:
CROP During week have received accounts of
heavy the South aud although the be
thai in other parts the county opposite effect have
been tbe result well known that too much ram at this
late period Of the injurious beng Poiuctve oil
RrcxIPTs ExpoRrs kcAs will be from the Charles
ton report Of $500 bales be the actual aud
etmated has been discovered which have deducted
from this weeks receipts The total deficit in receipts
$4,000 $500,
NOZZLE Aug l-Middling 5c. Freight to Liverpool 1l6d
Receipts Of the 800 bales week last S4 Rains
continue: plant growing too fast TO produce well
The following statement Of the movement III cotton
,nce the ls September last compared with the previous
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remafkabe 1"eeF .70 1-7@7'''.~
evenly between IS and 50 ,
Hoss In August still continues and the demand &c below
that would exceed the supply which !. light We quote;
Tir au slty corn fed large size, live w....7td8s.
Second quality corn fed live weight. ......"7.d7.c
LARGE .tii-fed, live weight.
Ordinary stock Hogs. selling
sales Of hoes for the week ending Aug. BY Miles Bart
lett Commission Merchants, No. 80 Wsshngton-st.: For
Frost Knox Delaware Co.. Ohio. l23 fed hogs
go n, price o.; for A. Sitting. Handen Co.. Ohio, al
r.-i,d hogs sro lsS b. price &c. Total, 81.