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Prices and Sales Of Stocks in NeiO FORK.
BY TELEGRAPH
Through WIN. FISHER & Sow, Stock and Bill Brokers
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, WEDNESDAY, Nav l


COFFEE.-There was inquiry to-day, and we
note sales Of 500 bags medium Rio at 104 The mar
Ect is very firm the quotations, viz l0a10T cts for
low grades medium 1O cts for fair and Hall cts
for good to prime Rio. Laguayra is quiet at lIdl2H
cts and Java at l7dl7& cts. The stock of all kinds is
600 bags
tone to the market day, and sales considerable cx
tent ranspred at slightly improved rates The in
clude 1500 bbs. Howard Street Super at s437R 300
bbis Ohio do. at S437%, and 800 bbs Ohio Extra at
S462& City Mills Super is held at S+d412H for old and
inspection, do. Extra at S525G 80 Howard Street
Extra at S5d525, and Ohio at S462Rd475. Baltimore
ground family selling by the dray load 81 and Elk
$3.50 Rye Flour is duh So So and Corn Meal
at $3.50 for Baltimore ground.
GRAIN.-Wheat was in very light supply to-day with
a limited demand. The offerings only 300 bushels
Some small lots changed hands at 1l2 cts for fair We
quote the range i9ll5 cts for fair to good and 12OG
l25 cts for prime Red steady sales tranSpired at
II for damp and LOG cts for prime parcels Corn was
slightly frmer with fair demand. Ofl2 900 bus white
nearly all was sold at 30 80 cts for damp and mixed and
G0af3 cts for good to prime The offerings of yellow
nearly 1000 bush, only portion of which changed
hands Grass cts for fair TO prime by measure and 20
by weight Rye neglected; the offerings We're 500 Inns
without finding buyers We quote Pennsylvania at 10
cts and MARYLAND and Virginia Go cts Oats continne
dull with large receipts The offerings were 5000 bus
with sales of 700 bus Virginia at 80 cts and GOO bus Penn
sylvania at 81 cts.
The stock is light and holders steady cts for
New Orleans, 2S3 cts for Cuba Muscovado 2q 26 cts
for do clayed and 30'd34 cts. for Porto Rico
PROV1SIONS.-The market continues dull We ouote
Bulk Meat at cts for shoulders, and 81 cts for Sides
and Hams. Bacon at 7l@@g7A cts for shoulders and
9kG93 cts. for Sides OF Hams sales of 900
pieces Sugar cured canvassed at II cts. Pork quote
n0minay at s1S for Mess, SIS for Prime and sli for
Rump Beef is steady at Sl7 for Mess and s14 so Tor No
J. Lard is lower with sales of 100 bbls Western at IL L
cents
RICE is unchanged and sales very limited at from
3&d4b cts.
SUGAR.--There continues fair inquiry from the local
trade and to-day note sales of GO hhds Porto Rico in
lots from SO IS $712%. The market is steady at
so for refining grades New Orleans So 5d Sc
for Porto Rico Cuba and f. Island S650G for fair
good Porto Rico and New Orleans; $7dS7 p for prime
and choice do: S6.$7a 1918 for good to prime Cuba
SALT.--The market is frmer without any QulotabIe
change in prices We continue to quote from So cts
for Ground Alum, 1875 cts. for Marshals and JeTry &
Darcys Fine and las cts per sack for Ashtons do Turks
Island is selling at 20 cts. per bushe
WHISKEY.-The market continues dull at 2OLG2l cts
for Ohio and 20 cts for City and Country
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Mr.. Frederick G.. Baylies and Miss Julictta A n
Jackson were married last week at Wankesba
Wisconsin, and the happy pair started immcdately
their wedding tour, which is to be over tb.
plains, through Kansas, Nebraska, and Utah Terri
tories, to California.
Two exploring expeditions sailed from Detroit
few days since, for Lake Superior, in the steamer
Iron City. Accompanying one OF the parties was
DR.. Rae, of Philadelphia who took part in the
Arctic expol atoms with DR.. Kane.
The Board of Visitors of William and Mary Col
lege, Virginia, have elected Robert j. Morrison,
Esq, of Richmond city, to fill the vacancy in the
Protessorship of History, made vacant by the death
oi the late John A. Washington.
The board of visitors of William and Mary Col
lege, va, have elected Robert j. Morrison, Esq,
OF richmond city, to fill the vacancy in the profess
soI oil history made vacant by the death of the
late John A. Washington.
rosa Maretzek-M arini has been granted decree
OF dlVorce against ignacio Marini, by the Superior
Court OF New York. The lady is a sister of Max
MareNeN, anu tne gentleman is the famous basso,
formerly member of his troupe
The prominent wholesale dry goods merchants
on Front, Bank and Market streets Pb;Iad.lnbia
have decided to close their stores from the 18th IL
May to the 18th of July, at P. NJ, and on Satur-
day, at p. M.
Emigration is pouring into Kansas with great "a
pidity.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WASHINGTON, May -, 1858.

WASHINGTON, May II, 1883.
SENATE
A communication from the Secretary of War was
received relative to the proposed purchase of site
for the erection of fertilization for the protection
of the harbor of San Francisco.
Mr.. Fessenden objected to the price demanded,
5000 000 and said he thought the necessity was not
so urgent that Congress should submit to such an
enormous imposition.
Mr.. Gwin said the site was indispensable for
protection and hence they should not hesitate about
the price.
Mr.. Broderick declared that the whole rancho
was not worth 81 900.
The subject was then referred to the Military
Committee
After some unimportant business, the fishery
bounty bill was taken up
Mr.. Wilson took the floor
lie said that Massachusetts, owns onehalf of the
fishery vessels of the country and the business has
Tor over 80 years been of interest to her
people At the beginning of the seventeenth CEN
fury Massachusetts, exported the value of $4,000
900 from the fisheries. The possession of the fish
cries was an element in the revolution, and their
enlargement has ever been the settled policy OF the
government.
Mr. Wilson quoted as authorities in support of
this position the language of Ames, Geary, Wash
ington and Jefferson and also that the fisheries
We're considered nursery for seamen.
When he had concluded, the consideration of the
question suspended and the credentials of Mr..
Rice were presented Senator from Minnesota
As as presented and read, Mr.. Haslan present
ed charges from the people OF Minnesota, against
Mr.. Rice OF corruption in certain land sales.
Mr. Brown objected to the credentials being re-
ceived not because of the charges made but because
Minnesota was no State when she elected Mr. Rice
and General Shields. The whole thing he said was
wrong.
Mr. Rice was however sworn in, when he made
brief speech, in which he said, he would demand
investigation of the charges made and if one word
was true he would resign his seat as Senator.
A resolution then offered for the appointment
OF an Investigating Committee but it laid
Mr.. Clay addressed the Senate the Fishery
question.
General Shields was then sworn in as Senator
from Minnesota and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
The House proceeded to the consideration of the
business relating to the Territories in accordance
with the special order.
After passing several bills relative to the Terrific
rics, the House adjourned.
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lz-E CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES,

- We have on hand at % North GAY STREET
the largest assortment of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES
south of New York, all of the latest fashions and most
approved styles. The public invited to call and
examine for themselves; all of which will be sold on
reasonable terms.
BURR, HAIGHT & O'CONNELI.
" Reparing done the shortest NOTICE.
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AMERICAN TpACT SoCIrmv

New YORK, May l2-1he business meeting of
the American Tract Society has been occupied all
the morning in debating the question Of the accep-
lance of the Executive Committees report, de
Tending their action in the matter of the slavery
publication.
Rev. Dr. Tying endeavored to get the slavery res
olutions of last year before the meeting, but thev
were voted down by decided majority. No vote
has yet been taken for officers
SECOND DISPATCH.
May II, p. M.-The Tract Society this afternoon
adopted the report of the Executive Committee bv
a decided majority, thus fully sustaining their ac
ton on the matter of publications. The old com
mittee were reelected. excepting that Doctor De-
Witt takes the place of Mr. Knox, deceased.
The receipts of the Society during the past year,
amount to 1887 900, and the balance on hand $3.50
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THE SOUTHERN COYVEYTroy

MoSrGoMERY, May 1.-THE Convention re-assem-
bled at . O'Clock and was opened with prayer.
Mr. Ruiiin, of Virginia. reported a series d reso-
iutions recommending the South to adopt dscrimi-
nations against the North by taxes and licenses
Referred.
General Walker the ilibustcr, and John Mitch
ell, the Irish patriot rendered seats
Roger Pryor, of Virginia, made speech against
Mr. Spratts resolutions for re-opening the slave
trade
There are five hundred delegates present, and
many able and eloquent.
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per bushel Oats plenty and dull Sales of Northern
and Canada at 4S5Oc southern d4Sc per bushel Rye
is selling at 79td Soc. per bushe
PRoVIsIONS-Prk is in moderate demand Sales of
prime at Sl5d16 mess SlS50Gl9 clear and extra clear
S2Od2l per Dbl, cash and mos Beef is firm with fair
demand Sales of Western mess and extra at S13d
55 per bbl cash and Lard is in steady demand
Sales in bbs at IL 2i2c; kegs 13G l34c. per h. cash
and mos. Hams are selling at lIa11Hc per b., cash
and 4 mos
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NWII
BY WILLIAM HAMILTON.

mi TRUSTEES SALE will, by VIZ
HiiI tue of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore
- city, sell by public auction the premises on
TUESDAY,, May 18th, 1858. at O'Clock p N All that
LOT OF GROUND situated in the city aforesaid and
ScrlDed s follows: Beginning therefor the south west
corner OF Orleans and Ann streets thence running south
on Ann street ~ feet inches; thence extending west Of
uniform width and binding Orleans street 80 feet To
common alley three feet wide subject to an annual
ground rent of fifty dollars, payable half yearly.
The lot is improved by , THREE STORY BRICK
mo- SES The one on the corner is occupied a store
and dwelling with back building, and the other as >,
dwelling.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half cash, and the balance in
SIN months, with interest and notes endorsed
l.. NJ. REYNOLDS, Trustee.
WIN. HAMILTON,
ap27 2awds Surtionacr
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SERIOIS GHARGE

NEW YORK, May I2.-Henry Dwight, Wall
street broker, has been arrested charge of
fraud and perjury in his connection with the Chica-
90, Alton and St Louis Railroad Company, amount
ing to millions of dollars. Warrants have been is
sued for the arrest of Henry Hotchkiss and Ham
ilton Spencer, who are charged with completely.
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ARREST OF PERSONS CHARGED WITH FRAU.
DULENTLY PROCURING BOUNTY LAND

Bellows FALLS, Vt, May ll.-John C. Busnen
of Barton; E. Bickiord, of Montpelier; X. D.
YATES, of Calais, and Moses Wallace of Topsham,
in this State, have been arrested for fraudulenly
procuring bounty land warrants by United States
Marshal Partridge, on warrants issued by District
Attorney Stoughton and are now being examined
at the Office of the latter, in this village. About
forty witnesses are present.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
BOSTON MARKET

BOsTON, May 10, p. NJ
FLoUR-The market continues dull Small sales of West
ern superne at 81 35d4 50 fancy 81 COCA 7 rs
(675 per Dbl Southern is in limited request Sales of
common and fancy at s475d525 extra $4,000 so per
Dbl.
GRAIN-Corn is firm. Sales of yellow at 7sc white TIC
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The Philadelphia Press states that Senator Bates,
of Delaware, is fast recovering his health and
strength, and that his sight is entirely restored
There is every probability of his being able to take
his seat in the Senate before the adjournment of the
present session of Congress
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN
SAN BLAS-KFch Laura
10000 cocoa nuts tortoise she'll lS5 bags cocoa
do snorerS, bale cotton, lot oranges india rubber Sc
Price 4 ONeal
MANTUA-.ScLr, nightingale
100 tons copper ore-ki land Chase x Co
WINDSOR, y. S.-Schr. 4 H. IKyde
1G5 tons plaSter-Kelsey & Gray
REMEDIoS--Schr. Christopher L0p-ey
Oh hhdS. sugar, 200 bNs do ~ hhds moasscs-Kirk-
land Chase & Co.
C0ASTWISE.
800 bags coffee, 20 bills syrup-TTaslup 4 Small; so
hhds molaSseS-S. llurlbu p bales tobacco Head &
Co; l6 bNs. TIM l.. Parker & CO.. % pkss wnc-W T
Walters Co; $50 do. mdse.--Sundry persons.
CHARLEsTON-Scbr. Richard Fdar
5000 it, timber and lumber-ortler
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FIRE IN BOSTON

BosToN, Tuesday, May 1.-THE Midland railroad
depot, at the foot of Summer street was DESTROYED
by fire at about noon to-day. There was not much
freight in the depot and the total loss is only about
So 600
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET.

- May H.
The following is the Weekly Coffee Report of VIM Scott
X Son, Coffee Brokers, Ill Wall street
stock OF Rio and Santos Coffee May 1885, IL go bags
Received since to date per ''Spritc'. $50
do. Der ssWoodbine" 200
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BY SAML. II. COVER.

fT...1 TRUSTEES SALE-Under Il decree
Sl of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city the under
signed, Trustee, will offer ut public sale, at the
premises hereinafter mentioned, TUESDAY, the first
day of June, at O'clock ?. NJ.
l. ALL THAT LOT, in fee simple, on the west side of
charles street, ySeven feet south from Pratt street.
having front of fifteen feet with depth of sxyseven
feet with the privilege Of side alley the south
the lot The improvements consist of three story Brick
Building.
=. ALL THAT LEASEH0LD LOT OF GROUND al
joining No to the SOUTH having front Charles
said for lot No and depth of ninetytw feet alley
leading into Pratt street The Improvements consist of
two story Brick DWELLING AND STORE, with large
Brick Back Building. Ground rent SIS 50 per annum
Terms of sae-Onet third cash. and balance in six and
twelve months with interest and security.
Title good. Refer to T. Parkin Scott, ESQ 16 St Paul
street j. MlDDLEMORE. Trustee
SAM'L H. COVER, Auctr.
cot M Dol
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EME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

=, - . IUEsUAY, May IT, 1893.
No SO. Jas. II. Suydam, plaintiff in error, rs. w.
II. Williamson ct al. In error to the Circuit Coprt
of the United States for the Southern District of
New York. Mr.. Justice Clifford delivered the opin-
ion of the Court, affirming the Judgment of the
said Circuit Court in this cause with costs.
No. lO9 Edward Rice, plaintiff in error, IS. The
Minnesota and Northwestern Railroad Company. In
error to the Supreme Court of the Territory of
Minnesota. This writ of error was dismissed for
tie want of jurisdiction.
No. 10. Thos. Mcguire, claimant of the steamer
Goliah, appellant Stephen Card. This cause
was argued by Mr.. Blair for the appellant and by
Mr. Doyle for the appellee,
Adjourned until tomorrow at ii O'Clock.
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COURT OF APPEALS OF MARYLAND.
DECEMBER Term lSh1

ANNAPOLIS. May IL, 1858.
No. l95. Greenbury Gather rs. BENJAMIN Blow
ers. Appeal from the Circuit Court for Howard
County, was furthur argued by Miller and Palmer
for the appellee, and by Brent for the appellant.
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PHILADELPHIA, May ll.-Stocks dull. Pennsvlva-
mia State Fvcs s914; Reading Railroad, 2324; Nor
rs Canal, 45l2; Long Island Railroad, 1919; Penn
sylyania Railroad, 424.
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tory" with gearing, machinery, out building, and
about % acres of land. Purchased by George p.
Kane, Esq, for s., 500.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CITY OF BAL
THE METHODISTS OPPOS

New YORK, May l2.-The steamer CITY of Balti-
more has arrived from Liverpool. Her advices
have been anticipated
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ap2l, 2S. my5,1217
I - e. TRUSTEES SALE o. VALUABLE

- - TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE
Hliit CENTRAL. PROPERTY. BY virtue of a decree or
the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, the under
signed, Trustee will sell by public auction at the BAL
IlMukE EXCHANGE, TUESDAY, the LIST day of
June, next at one O'Clock, p. NJ:
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND, stu
ate and lying in the city of Baltimore and described as
follows Beginning for the the line of the
SIDE OF Calvert street. at the distance of sixty three
and eleven inches northerly from the formed by
the intersection of the north side Baltimore and
the east side of Calvert street. running thence north
ery bounding the east side Of Calvert street
leet and three inches to the partition wall
then easterly through and along the Of said wall
and continuing the direction in all hirtyseven
feet and ten inches then nOrthery parallel with Calvert
street four feet and six inches; then eserly parallel
with Baltimore street. ten feet and five chcs then north
erly parallel with Calvert street. fourteen
inches then eastcrly parallel with Baltimore street three
feet and four inches then southery parallel with Calvert
street sixteen feet and two inches then westerly para
lei with Baltimore street. eleven feet and nine inches
then Southery parallel with Calvert street twenty feet
and three inches to inerSect line drawn easerly par;
lei with Baltimore street from the beginning. and then
reversing said line drawn and bounding thereon west
ery thirty feet and ten inches the place of begin
ning; subject however to the reservation rights
certain alleys and forth ground rent of one
hundred and twenty dollars per annum.
The above property is improved by a substantial FOUR
STORY BRICK BUILDING. next door to the corner of
Baltimore street. nearly opposite the Museum known
as No n. Calvert street
Terms of Sale, prescribed by the decree: One.thrd
cash. the balance in two equal instalments, payable
to bear interest from the day of sale and be by
the notes of the purchaser endorsed the satisfaction of
the Trustee.
CIIAS. F.. PHELPS, Trustee
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

MONDAY, May 10
FhouR-The market was quite dull to-day, and the
sales unimportan S365 to $50 the range for super
fine to extra white Wheat $3.50 bbs were received dur
ing the last two days.
WHlShEH.-The demand is about equal to the re
cepS and the market rules firm. Sales of 725 bbs
10Y cts and 700 do from wagons, at l65s cts
PRONlSlONS.-A dull and unsettled market for all ar
ucles still continues and quotations he regarded
nominal Holders seem more anxious sell but the
mldy of spectators increases in the ratio as the
Willingness of holders to sell Mess Pork was offered at
81 without meeting buyers The transactions were 80
mus Bacon Sides at 81 cts, GO days packages and
interest added 800 hbS and Country Lard
lO4 cts, and 100 do prime City at 10! cts.
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CIIAS F. PHELPS Trustee
my7ts GIBSON x Co Auctioneers
o. MORTGAGEE'S SALE.-Bv virtue of

f.;1 NUN lbANhf - SALFn-By virtue OF
l the provisions of the Act of Assembly of December
session A. D., 1926 oh. 1872 and mortgage eNecu-
ed by Christopher F. Miller and wife to Richard s
laresty, da ed 10th July, A. D. 1854 recorded among
the land records of Baltimore county in Liber H. NJ F.
No l. folio 553 &c and power of attorney me from
the MORTGAGE, the undersigned, attorney. will SELL
on the premises, on SATURDAY, the 22d day May
next at II o'clock, NJ to the highest bidder, the two
following PARCELS OF GROUND, lying in Baltimore
county, and fully described in aforesaid mortgage.
The first parcel is in lookStown, the Reistertown
pike on the north side thereof about miles from city
and is part o" Coles Adventure" 1t in simple
and contains about IL p acres less fine fert
land The improvements good and consist of a TWO
STORY STONE DWELLING and out-houses.
The second parcel adions the first about
acres, less, of fertile land 1t subject TO re-
deemabe and small rent of $50 per annum.
TERMS OF SALE are One third cash; onehird in six
and one third in twelve months; with interest and ap
proved security for the credit pay ments
HENRY c. DALLAM,
Attorney.
GIBSON & co.
rnN1 .anid
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SAuJyC or THE ARABIA

SATL1NV UT HE NNNBIA.
New YORK, May l2.-The steamer Arabia sailed
hence to-day for Liverpool with 80 passengers and
S45s 900 in specie.
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.CHWARTZ < DIX.

SCHWARTZ & DIX,
~ III LOMBARD STREET,
Have in store and for sale the market prices
1000 whole, and 1 Boxes BUNCH RAIsINS:
800 " " LAYERS RAISlNS.
100 Drums SULTANA RAISINS.
80 Bales Princess L. :. and bordeaux ALMONDS.
80 trails Lisbon 7. :. and lvica ALMONDS.
100 Bags Iyca and Tarraguna ALMONDS.
100 Bags Sicily and Hard Shell ALMONDS.
100 Boxes and % BblS. Shelled ALMONDS
100 Bags Naples and Sicily WALNurS.
$50 Bags FILBERTS
100 Bags PALM NUTS.
100 Barrels and Bags TEXAS PECANS.
900 Cases PRUNES, in glass jars and boxes
so Kegs Bordeaux and Malaga PRIMES.
5000 Drums and American Boxes FIGS
200 Baskets Bordeaux and Marseiles OF ouorts and
pintS.
so Cases SARDlNES, whole, halves and quarters
100 Barrels REFINED SUGARS
1000 Boxes No. FIRE CRACKERS
- Casks CCRRANTS. 3 Cases CITRON
80 Cases PRESERVED GINGER
40 Trails DATES.
500 Boxes ORANGES. 200 Boxes LENONS
10000 Fresh San Bias COCOA NUTS,
SCHWARTZ DIX,
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New YORK, May l2.-The Methodist Episcopal
Conference, in session in this city, to-day passed
resolutions setting forth that Sldrey as san, for
the ertirpdtion Of rhich all 'eie measures should be
taken,
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$3.50


REMARKS.-The market for Rio during the past week
has been quiet owing in part the absence of desirable
grades full prices however, have been obtained in the
limited business transacted. The demand for other d
scrptons has also been limited except for St Domingo
1910 bags having been taken speculation and OK cts
months, held above public sale of 3 700 bags
Santos takes place to-day.
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Qublit Salts.
BY LENNON IL BROGDEN.
kUCHANAN'S WHARF

NCOhANAN y llARF.
IN THIS DAY, 18th instant, at 10
~ o'clock, a. NJ, at the auction stores on Buchanan's
Wharf for account of whom it may concern for cash
46S SUGAR BOXES.
20 SUGAR TIHDs.
/ CAsK COPPER
. CASKS OLD IRON.
. CASKS BRASS.
ID BALES SPONGE.
> BBLs, BLACK LEAD.
I BOx SLATE
> CHAIN CABLES.
1O TIERcEs HONEY.
Cargo saved from wreck Of Brig Victoria"
LENNON & BR0GDEN,
myl2ts Auconeers.
POSTPONED on ACCOUNT OF WEATHER.
nN THIS DAY, 18th instant, at II
~ O'Clock at the auction Buchanan's Wharf
Cargo Of Brig Frances Jane, consisting of
100 HHDS. PRIME P. II. SUGAR.
viii be added
- 0CTAVES, 6 Or. Casks and Half Pipe COGNAC
- ROCHELLE and BORDEAUX BRANDY, various
brands and vintageS, entitled to debenture
> THREE-QR. PIPES HOLLAND GIN, Grape brand
4 entitled to debenture
= OR. CASKS. BURGUNDY PORT WINE.
ID CASKS CLARET and SAUTERNE WINE
As CASES cLAREr WINE
90 CASES BORDEAUX WINE
10 CASES BRANDY CHERRIES
10 CASES CURACAO and MARASQUINE
10 CASES MUSTARD.
Will be added
100 HHDS. CHOICE CUBA SUGAR.
% HHnS. PORTO RICO MOLASSES.
~ BBLS. do. do. do
LENNON & BROGDEN,
myl2ts AuctiOneers.
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Nav Ii

May 1T.
There have been few arrivals our last rcporaou
ioOOO Shad an equal number of Herring which far he
low the demand, and which prices remain
high Shad sold for Sl1 per hundred and Herring at sl
30 Thousand =