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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

,,cr are unchanged Cafo s.es have been freely made a,
so from yard 81 Iod IS - for small and are Prseh
O.chard In foreign ts has anspIed prices 81 Liverpool
o and Camel nominal. Of Sidn has been
dispo.sd Il a. ~ y tun.
(OPPER-New Sheathing sells In ss.ts a: 3ic ~ csss
English. IA 6 tod at L., sI moutut. Yellow Meta
declined TO 90, six months ,ot Co per quiet and
pces shade easier sales Of 80 GO 10 baltimore having
been mad, a, "a fur mouths Old sheehing IL steady and
IN fair request; sales 10000 70 a; 81 cash -
DRUGS AND Dl ES-A mOdedf business is doing IN mis-
three days embracing $50 EAs; Indis
shesy dsl l0GSl ~.
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Nm. and En-. Western,

HUI
FRUITS-A kinds quiet; the weather has interiered
with outdoor business materially. ...,
FLAX-The demand for domestic is quite limited 81 ga Oc
for Ohio and River $50
which checks the inquiry for export and milling The large ar
Buffalo restricts the demand the sales 6OOO busn
Milwaukee Club 81 IS last evening and $500 bush red Hi
nos TODAY 62 Rye IL in moderate supply and firmly
held the demand fair % for Northern. Barley 10 firm
and moderate stock sales at S)d 81 S Barley Malt
IS White Beans in fair demand at
81 s7ld ~ bush Canadian Peas firm NJ CSC. 81, aud
lots O2d 05 Oats and better, the de-
inAnd for State and 6ld65o for Western. Corn
dull frmer buyers conendns for So 10 to the bush
agreeable 10 the passed last Winter Albany but
sellers generally devAe from the old weight the
SHE'S are bush Western mixed 90 9l6thc bush Of -
10 and 600 bush Southern yellow ct 9lt p Sc 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

The .utire nuub.r sod e from II % 70 ~ ana
- prime a from 3 y . Sl4 = lso D. . .
LAsBs-Iu cou.quence OF the scarcity OF u-e
cattle fr .:Dek quite active sni
al ths - 80 bead solt % from n Hoc y 70
srcs-. Lamb sold III 81 - tlrh - IN qlAAty
Ho6-Ths market vel supplied the ,i-Fiugs NV Y
bed 2OO bad al Of whh sold AZ tom : = -
and 20 g TO y |. ~ quality.
Cows CaLvUs-Thsre sgh: advance In ne pice
Of this Kind q ard TX bead we're cold a. Fom -a -
for stock, and from : ; q rs for milch cows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

FURs-wng unfavorable foreign sdyices from the Euro
mean Continent reporting continued dunes in American fur
n the LEIPZIG Fair particularly red Fox RacOon aud MuskI
prices for these slightly eceded in Consequence Red
foxes have Is cent In Mukra there no material
reduction although tendency owing to the large COLLECTION
il toward easier rates Racoons suffered considerable
falling off and Furs from this country have exhibited
downfall other hand European Furs had considerably
advar much beyond the ure expectations and they are
80 high that where the furier profits TO come
from, we think that oyy.prced Stables will be in demand
for this rcaon-n consequence Of the high rates Of other Fus
Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21
Cambridge Cattle Market.

NirOhihO 'VA An" A "WEDNESDAY, Nay ~, le57
..,. .kor, 9,i Reeves Al lO Stores, consist
ins working Oxen Cows and one, two and thfse years Ga
Prices: Market Beef, extra SO so - ~ mr. SuaIy
nary quality. IS 81 Stores: WORMS Oxen 500 ~
rs nons Two vssrs ola . s. to ~; three Old $500
SHEIP AND LAass-l.lS0 ct market. rnce. IN H'.
sS 90 s4to - EACH extra and 'elec'SA'' ~ ~ ~
10 SO. - ~ III, - OIL,
Y u dressed 9. dl0.c. ~ LII oIa,oi. %
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philadelphia Cattle markeI.....NAr 80.

The markets fI Beeves rather po ippel Js'ef4Ay
aud to-day the number offered being 1e A' lu many
weeks previously The scarcity had the eaet oi creating Al
active demand and increasing the gTice. r.,, ,
cached CO.. head nearly Al q wasa N'!s =" sA-s-' f-aiy
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Arrived.

Is sInhp Black Warrior Smith New Orleans May - ia,
j. ndse and pass % Livingston Crocheron Co I'm
ns 40 miles y Of Cape Hstteas passed bark Darcy q DOS
s. " steamship Florida Crow-ll, Savannah, vita mdsr
and pass. Mitchl Sunday, s45 signsliEed
Columbia for Chsreston Hs;,er,s bearing NJ TUESDAY
Passed herm bhs with head aud toPns gone aho
under main opnsststsyss The r. had sroDg n 4 'hs eH
tire psssaEe. ~. H.
Steamship City Of Manchester (Br serewh Pstrs LYel
pol May mdse and pass J. G. Dale Art a. sanaS CO
iIh 7h inst Of Balycotton, passed stsashP
usdiau bound in 18th lat 20 s. lon A. znazea N9tw 9
A.cto and bark Daldaus, Of Falmouth, tor Lu ~
p lon So H. spoke Brem. bark COperncns ot o.S
18th IN st Al H. lon. 6 g. passed steamer 'uPPo'u TIC
Hem "a
ship fza RubcEe (Brem Boysen Hsmbur, . dsy' md.e
and S3 pass 70 r. Karah stA inst lat y a. ION - ~ "a"
large fields Of ice -. - ., L.. -. 4. r,
r DeNolfe.
Schr Locs.L Mar.hall Rondout for Bo.ton
S.hr ] r Jewrtf Baker RondOut for Boston
SIR sarah A. Fsconer Tefrl Rosdout for Providence.
Sion Or-,n,ett Davis RondOut for Proyidsncs.
Steamer Ospray. kenney, PROVIDENCE
Steamer J. \. Harris Smith New London.
BFION-Ship T. L. Hodges, Liverpool April 8; bark AgeD
4 Heinrich (Breni.l, Odejsus, Bremen April
SAILED Steamships SOutherner, Murray, Charest01i Ro
WisD@DsriDs the day from N N E, with rain.
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r.,.L., P,norts1 by telegraph.

oswEeo May S m-FLoynss Is 5ai' i,ssaa 81 $50
81 20 for Milwaukee Club and 81 "A ior white Cansda ~
Nal FRrIeHrs are dull aud UNCHANGED Nhes, I< = cn a
N Mloat
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MdRLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Se.m.hirs-RoanOke, Skinner Norfolk, Ludsm < Pleas
ants southerner Murray Chsreston spofod Teston g..
Gorge Law, Herndsn A'Pinwah, NJ. o. Roberts.
ship-Howard Walter, Hamburg, L. l. Ainsinck.
Bnss-Lady Chapman (Brl Hill, Bermuda, Smith Il
Dwight. Golden Lead Johnson, Mobile, Meteaf Duncan
s W. Angler ToOthaker, 81. Johns H. d. BrO0sman ca.
Times. Phinney. jacksonville VIM ingalls,; Clarsa Bren
Rohfs Ar.ogo, R., HI mings Muller Costing Black Hawk
Putnam, Philadelphia, Brett Son & Co.
ScLooners-Msy Flower Hopkins Jscmel H. d. BroOkmau
L Co Tiger Carlson Bangor Brett, Son Co.. Masonic
Perry, Curscos, r. P. Buck Co. r. NJ Deml, Look, Sa
yannah Deu CO.. A Moore Clark, Baltimore, Rrett, Son
4 Co.
seamer-Totteu, Ramsay Baltimore. H. B. Cromwell Co.
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price OF the pm
cpal articles of Farm Produce i'll the City OF
90, "Wednesday Nav
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REPORT

For ne Week srdiag "WEDNESDAY. May 70, 1887.
TOTAL RECEIPTS CATTLE ALL KINDS, ToR rHs vEEk
According the reports from the several market places In
the city, there have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

DYEwOODs-A good export nIuiry PnyahfG Lowed
n well 4. FIs,ic and only light stock on'rig prcs
are rny usianed the lost sale. OF 81 D1lnt9 bogwo11
csh In bond free on board Jamaica is firm Ut $2lG&2l
ssNapila Fustic al s25aS2 and Cuba 90. a. t32o ssh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

HEMP-The market for most kinds remains quiet. Ameri
Undessed Is in moderate request sales Of about 10 bales
have been made $l75Gsl60 y tun, mos handsome is
article In small lots ws1d probably command money
bales Jss s00s Ssay, at qua 81 100 Do. d. is!sT0g >;
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sALT-Tle demand moderate and the supply limited; last
sales of Astous Liverpool Fine ~ 30; Jeffrey. Dacys
= ~ and Marshas, - %, Ground Soc, and Turks Island
2S.c. mos.
SEEDS-With very limited demand for Cosx Seed prices
quite nominal lOdllc Timothy stesd6 held AMI is
and IS 81 IS Is for Rspcd bush OF i5G % %. Roush
Flax is in limited demand and Is nominal IS : 8, y
lO0 10 Calcutta Lnseed j. rather quiet but IL held with in
creased TInne in Boston the last sales there Oh
6ushel Cssh in bond, now held ~ > 70 aud ~ 50 duty
paid sales reported higher but do credit them
SkINSGoA quiet bat steady the supply in hrst LANDS
especially Of not large quote ordinary heavy
al Q6. siA months. Deer and the
advances (which Of course viii bring along
seI holders disposed the views Of
buyers WHO M the present purchase very spsnng she last
sales Of Texas al 2lc Fords q a22c Illinois 25c and
AIkansgs 2 ic, cash.
SPlCES-we have heard Of sales Of . Nutneg
private terms.
SPlRTS-we have heard Of sales Of . puncheons Jamaica
Rum AZ full prices
STEARIN-The a.rard il cutie li,ui.l with yo,i .rn,'v
Of All but strictly Prime offering We quote ordinary Prime
~ w .sc and strictly Prime at ~ dl4ic.
SItbl th-the market Ia quiet hut prices
tslncd; salSs . tUus Plates a; ,c. y 10, mos.
siOl-pTop continue 70 sell AZ Csc. and Buck at To
TEAS-An animated demand continues 10 prevs es,ecil
ioT Ooong and Od and Young Hysons come of the
former have sold az t0 ne mostly or over &C. and no
held AZ &c and some 5000 pkgs Of the latter a, $50 SIC Tho
last lew days have BY considerable odds exceeded any previous
activity tins season prices Of all kinds very buoyanty
with spirited inquiry ''''
TOBACCO-Lef continues rule finn at the highest rate,
Of the aud sales restricted by advancing S
cncy Of Kentucky and Seedeaf Manufactured firm aud
moderate business Is doing.
TIN-The market for al kinds continues quiet. bat prices are
eepgsss lie pHss 81 E!osk II. Balca 94siI With sual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

HIDES continue dun and declining; some few sales hav
ranspred but have not been reported Oar quotations
the absence Of sufficient business show the general
yalue, nominal
We quote:
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BY telegraph,

BosToN-Ar, May 90 ,hp ssfek, Edwards New Orleans
brig Iss Smith, Msssisa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

POTATOES-We notice the receipt of an invoice Of New
Potatoes per steamer from Charleston We do know the
price but presume it to be fancy" one, Old Potatoes
dull are also Bermudas We quote the latter Sc IS Dbl
from vessel follows asa ifo MERGERS So 5G
80 IS for e,tern Reds 80 75d as for Jes $Sa S . for
CATERS and S3a IS p Dbl for Kidneys Turuips 5 50 u
bbl. for Whites. and 81 IS 50 for Russia
PLASTER-Lump in moderate request 81 the recent de-
cline sales at 5Od IS CScined Plaster sells at 81 81
months
RICE has been sctive full prices sales of 80 4d
SIC. prime two-thirds for export.
SUGARSThe stormy weather has operated again to-day in
limiting business few hundred hhd the feeling appears
decidedly Refined scve az l4dl4!c for crushed 2i
aisle tor white Coffee and lll ls for yellow do Loaf
mands lie the sales IN hhs Cuba l06 0}c and
hhds. Meada at &c.
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Mahogany.
gcuth eide ~ Domingo

FLOUR AND MEALThe inquiry for Western Canal Flour
is quite moderate and with large arrivals al Buffalo and Oweso
disposition sell and TO do decline OF
Sc a. Dbl Is submitted Shippers hold off, and IN much lower
prices correspond with It's value at LverpoO the better
grades being moderate supply comparatively mer sales
Indiana 1000 bbs 35d Sc IS for to good State;
SO 6Ods6 rs for extra do sc 350s6 IS for superfue Ind
ana Illinois aud Iowa sc S00f7 20 for do; Sc $50
o. Is for good extra Oho 81 asa IS for good
10 choice extra do 81 for S. Louis brands and 81 Is
extra Genesee Canadian Flour is shade lower
brands the sales $50 bbs s$6 oG Sc 70 for
perfne and &7dSs 50 for extra Southern Flour IL firmly
held the inquiry mainly for the home trades the arrivals
nodse sales Of 400 bb at 81 % 81 60for mixed TO good
brands Baltimore &C. and 81 65d So for avore fancy and
extra brands Rye Flour firmly held the supply light sales
Of fine 700 Sf25 and superfne and extra ~ SOd 81
g. Meals steady and IN small stock last Of jersey IS 20
DO a4x ~ a-1 Pr o.
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FIsH-Dry Cod steady and in moderate request at So Is
81 l2 for Western and St Georges Bank sales 800 otis
ST. Gsoges at 81 M Mackere In fair request and
are firmly held sales so bbs medium No at 10 80; Nos
and supply Picked Herring steady at the
advance Box Herring steady aud have recovered from
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Live Weight.
Mrs, or,.litv -or fed large size.........6id 64c
Second quality corn-fed dot'
First quality, small Sizes, fat aud prime for market
Small sizes, choice stock
Ordinary stock Iotc
sales of Hogs for the ending May - BY Miles Bart
lett Commission Merchants No. Z2 Washington street; For
Frost Knox Delaware Co., Ohio 32l cornfed Hogs ay gro
l b Price Sic j. Given, Philadelphia, " confed Hogs,
sv sro leo ~ price SIC. for McCesnd FIanck BaltnoI-
Md. 30 cou-fed Hogs, Ia 10 Price o4c for NJ
Philip. Ohio "a cOrn.fed Hoss l5' ~ pnce Sic for
J. Miller Ind le2 c0rnsd Hogs, sv gro lH 10 price Ste
Total
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Kerosene Oils.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.


(SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT9
u RROsRNB ILLUMINATED OIL. The light obtHined
N this OIL exceeds in brancy tha any other oil
uid heretofore discovered: Is nexposVe and wiz
main limpidin the very eoldest weather.
he Company recommend as lamps best adapted TO this
Oil. the Kerosene Lamps manufactured by the following
parties hessrs Cornelius & Baker, also, Dyott, OF PhlIa
delphia. & " Haughwau& Co., ass broadway, the Brook
lyn Flint Glass Co. No. % Broad Street. Messrs Dietz
l32 William Street, L. Mereer 136 Kim Street, and H. RA
wards, A street. n Y Samples of different style
Lamps can be seen at the ohice OF the Company
KKROsRHK LuBRIcATINa OIL Ne l. Prepared suite the
nuest all other kinds Of Machner burns brilliantly in
Locomotive Head Lights Car Lamps and all the ordinary
Solar and HAND Lamps and stands greata degree cold
best Sperm Oh and is admirably adapted TO Railroad and
Steamship use, li
KxROsKNK LUBRIcATIEs oILs No. 243 Superior Lubrca
and will be found to posses advantages any Oil in
prepared the TequiremensOf Railroads etheTs
KEROSENE BIENACLK OIL. Prepared expressly for ShBs'
use will be found admirably adapted for Steam
Ships Men of War; Merchants Vessels La and River Cra
and burns in all the Cabin, Ssteroom' Cnnaele, FOcase
Lamps, Signal Lanterns, &c.
Binnaele Oil will remain huid long best Sperm and
will burn all night without requiring TO be trimmed and
vantage that will be obvious 70 every ShpmasteT.
The Kerosene Oils be obtained from the Wholesale Oil
Ship, Chambers, Druggists, and Grocer in New York. and
the regularly appointed Agents Of the Company in many OF
the principal Towns and Villages Of the United States
Canadas. ana the Island Of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed (n conformity with the rules eSao
iished by Ihe Board Of Trustses,) application
AUSTEN'S
GESKRAL AsEETs, KRRosEHE Or Co.
No. SO Beaver street. N. "
NJ B. Circulars with full particulars testimonials prees
&c. g.. will be forwarded on application above.
June6-ly. Ia. WI
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The Excelsior Corn & Cob Min

~ y1 sevsa ne highest premium at the great Ma
- FSi aLouisville- and also a. the Obio Slate
s, SI a. Clnelnnatl over The Little Giant star and as
Il Is edaptod 70 crushing Com and Cob Rye Oats Sc,
Iof sI9eS, and Tor grinding for family use dsssris,
surfaces can be renewed q three dol
Mil. ~ ~ 0A'0- F'-'' -
tn,asa eomPlete with pairs OF Findirz rags foE
Mills, y RALBtVlN a 90
oct 2-d-tW&u3m z Collage sfrost, Nas1pile.
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Frederick Bleir,

C,vpNAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton, Saxony, has ia
i an once al No. 10, Front street Clark and Of
- % the citizens OF Nashville for The relief and
sf Pemale Complaints Of all kinds SCrofula in is
80, sovms: Consumption, Rheamssism nd DYopGy. His
and practice In regard 70 these and similar dis
bsVe been sach "a enable him 10 guarantee perise
ere n treated OF taken In time.
Vrs.le As above, a very superior article OF stomach
Of his own YentiOn and manufacture, together
- !. -,rfsty o. 0ther o. srti mes lieb7-ly
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AM authorised to sell and make complete titles to the
Tract Of Land upon which the late ID. +; walker re-
.a and The lot 1pon which the Blacksmith Shop stu.
std and the slaves and stock on the place The place
h itused on the Galan turnpike and is iniersscted BY
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad Is near enough 70
Esbville 10 make i convenient country residence for
rsous doing business in the city has ss hne spring
tere s in the State susceptible OF divisions into
Ssvaral lots each Of which would afford beautiful build
Inc situations fronting the turnpike railroad. am su
torae6 70 sell the entire Tract in body or IN parcels
,DS on such credit as may deem expedent shall pc
m the psce during the st and second weeks OF NoTem-
her uex and will receive proposals for the purchase at
vate sale of all any Of the above named real and per
sonai prepery In the mesn time any person desiring 70
sYamipe the property do 50 By calling Mrs Agnes
Maker on the place, and proposals 10 purchase can be
ade 10 her or John Taylor Mathew Allen the place,
o- addressed to 81 Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn
..1fQI-f SANUEL WILLIAMS Trustee
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Pursuance Of arrangement entered into with the Fac
uiy of the Medical Department Nashville UBiversi-
y under whose control this Institution passed for
Der Of to come, the undersigned the 10Th April Of
last took charge of Physician in Chief and Super
intendeDt.
Until this arrangement shall terminate the Hospital will
be condu by him individual enterprise and in
codanee with the provisions of The Act Of the legislature by
which was conveyed TO the Faeuiyhe being all costs
and charges incurred in its management and looking solely
to the patronage of the Institution for remuneration.
The Faculty constitu Board of consul ing Physicians
and Surgeons Free of Charge in all treated at he
Hospital By the resident Physician which
SISTERS OF CHARITY.
The domestic Of the Hospital are in charge Of
the Sisters of Charity who will also the PePara
On OF diet, attend 10 the administration Of medicnes, aud
wait upon the sick in person, hen agreeable patient
and not forbidden by circumstances.
SLAVE DEPARTMENT,
distinct section of the building viii be appropriated TO
ssry their well being Separate rooms will
be assigned to each if desired, or If circumstances make
ii necessary.
LYING.IN DEPARTMENT.
Suitable apartments ready for the accommodation Of
lying in females both white and black who will be carefully
watched over during their confinement.
ERE AND EAR INFIRMARY.
Diseases of the Eye and Ear win be treated Hospital
In consultation with the ablest Surgeons OF the city.
The Hospital Tennessee situated
Frank Turnpike, about mile from the Public Square Of
Inc are Ioomy ano sRqcols and admir-
extensive repairs been made and number of
handsomely ntted that patients here find
modatons, equal to those OF first class hotels AboU
ten Of ground contained within the enclosure The
namented with shade trees shrubOe Offering does
The eOOness veTdurs and pure air OF the eouniy the Hos
pital the State OF Tennessee is upon the whole,
Of the most inviting from the beat and dust Of
city during Summer anywhere be found in the Ticin
y Nashville. COnnece with the buildings is bathing
establishmen conveniently arranged for The administration
Of the bath in all its forms.
Distinct departments the bu dings assigned the
different classes of patients Diseases OF aVirDent and in
LeeliOUs character, viii be treated the Hospital.
Patients they desire it, will be received boarders
and select cir ph sica and Surgeons In such nsance
In calling attention to the Hospital ofhe State the under
signed lakes say thai he Will devote himself al
exclusively to the dis barge OF the duties devOyed mp
by position he occupies hat he will exert
renuousy make the institution what should
great public benefit and the Of widely extended
rehe o human suffering.
oct ll-Wly SAb'L. L. WHARTON.