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quote PImento at GGI GUS eIoNes dt S5eG9A ctS IN
da Ginger at 5EG6 cts; African uo at o9' CTS, mace
at 5O(d55 cts =, -.
STANES-The market IS very tiulI oAooks Win heads
are selling at S1o rouSh hite pH ile at S+oa
90 per 100o; do Hogshead sd094o' 10 barrel' Slngi
stuff, at SlSa25: do double stun at Soo42j ked YAK
Hogshead at Slb(G5u DO fIour haflei' Si+@Io Inc
range given above is as to guay ana quanttS second
hand empty barrels are selhS d - c e''! 1eS efeu'
SoAP-ls very dn at y cents oi ciirihlca % genus
for Oeine II cents Tor CaSte ana o9' cehS per or
Country.
Quotations are nominally 9@9& cts Tor Country and
Butchers Association.
TOBACCO.-There is still an active demand Tor Mary
land Tobacco shippers taking te receps ABOUT as ast as
inspected The crop this year. II Is estimated, VIII 1ali
considerably short of full one owing to the fact that be
fore all the plants were set out many Oh eh We're Killed
OIL by the drought put since te rgcelt tere mas
been some replantnS aonc' "hc VIII prevent she crop
from proving as snort as al oe t " iealeu' ms
state OF affairs enables holders 70 maintain prices, Whch
are decidedly IN their Vor' we, quote as pc,
Iofe at Saul 90 noI colloh " 80 - ", ABOUT
Sooo4o ray lopaGco - u. s w i!u ID aI iolller
rates VIZ lips at - oo Soo, ot ~ ''og'i span
&ed at 81 IGl-; llu Ii1 on, T ~ we hote Il
continued sooi ueiitnu 4 600 20 ,ti ~ ~ I , % - saes uuI
ing inc week VI s .1 o r1rt % nrl, IttI "t Pilte'
nave an upward tenteiot y, I'M 80, ny IU'ape ohlliSe.
we sun quote cohlhol, sl'.',7t "li green 20 10
So.oo common 10 eoou iiu"in6 e st'1s!ta sooo 70
Sf5O good 10 me rea anu Selp" sPdnsleu So&iO ana
good to hne yellow, lhcItdhs cioiee mus Sll4lo Ken
tionS oil moment. 9iS II" uS' ie Selling at 500 10
1or Mason county al" % ~ ioi hentucky inc
inspections ol tne We9h are l2o2 h'us; Mar!iana 4io
hhdS ONO, anu ooo mus; NShueNs-to'ai' -,4-o hds-
Exported thls week. ro2 mus ~,
. MANtfACTtEEp M E ionAcco.-lhe "a; demand IS quite
Hhlted anu tnouSi' Vhe Ieceils are ght, STOCKS are
augmentng lfces are uhchailstu anu we stlll quote
common to good common pounds l4g cts. medium do
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Prices and Sales of Stocks in Ne,o York.
D I IEIIEGNATU,
through WIN. FISHER 4 Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
No
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE MARK KETS
FOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 16rl


EXCHANGE.-There is n very limited demand at for
rates which remain firm. We quote Bankers bills
on London at 1897 "a 1898; Commercial do at 1O9
Paris 60 days sight 5f12h do short sight 5f07% Ant
werp 5f124; Amsterdam Al al 81 Bremen 70 (G79A
Hamburg 363 Cologne 724; Frankfort Il %(G4l s.
ALCOHOL.-We note material advance with light
sales of the limited stock The
ted are only so bbls As cts but it is held firmly to-day
at 80 cts, with nominal supply in first hands. Retail
lots selling at 54d56 cts.
BEESWAX.-We continue to quote bright yellow at
30d32 cts.
BARK.-We have to note sale made yesterday of so
tons No. l Quercitron at so. We quote it dull
at S20(G2l for prime lots of No Quercitron.
BREAD.-We note moderate demand at previous
rates, viz 81 cts for Navy, cts. for Pilot and
per pound for Water Crackers subject discount
cash.
COFFEE.-We note quite animated market through
out the week. with reduced stock higher rates at
the close The sales have been follows: On Saturday
1888 bags Rio at 0a0s cts for fair fully fair 26O
bags aguayra at112 bags Java at Is cents
medium at 10d10H cts, 900 bags fair prime do at 10A
Oils cts. Tuesday the market rather quiet with
sales of only 500 bags Java private terms Wednes
day fair demand existed with sales of 760 bags fair Rio
at 103 cts 100 bags damag ID do at 10% cts, 1876
bags good fair at 1Id114 cts Thursday the market
rather quiet with sales $50 bags
at l0G103 To-day the market closes quiet and firm
with light stock at 10d10% cts for medium, l04 cents
for fair ll cents for good fair, and liz cents for
prime Laguayra is quiet at 1%12 cents, and Java at
i5dlo cents The imports this week have been only 100
bags from Laguayra
COTT0N.-The demand has been very moderate and has
been confined entirely to pnners who haze taken about
55o Daes low to middling fair Upland and Gulf at from
i25sGl4a cts, four to six months. Stock about 900
nes AT ue cosethe market firm, with holders ask
ing hgher prices but hear of no sales advance
and therefore continue to quote as last week, viz:
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-JU1v 16

The Lafayette military company has among its
bers ola soldier named Joseph Marie Mr.. Marie was
in the ranks under Napoleon and fought his last battle
Potsend in Sesia SaXonY. On his person of
ugiest looking sabre wounds that have seen
Mr. Marie medal in bronze which to him
by Louis Nopoleon since his residence in this country
1t bears the Imperial crown, and the inscription in
French
ITO his companions in arms his last thoughts while at
St Helena May 5, 1921"
Around the margin the words
''Campagns from 1872 to 1S15.'
Another member of the company is young Zouave,
who served thr.e years in Algeria The company drills
somewhat differently from any have noticed but pro
badly embraces who have service than any
other in the city.
The prices of beef cattle not only coming down
weekly in this city but in New York, and customers
there well here grumbng at the prices demanded
in market by the butchers The arrival of beeves the
two yards, in the Twenty fourth Ward about 1300
head for the last six days and the best quality offered did
not realize 80 while very good cattle sold
low IS per 100 lbs.
The Public Schools of this city will close for the
vacation this afternoon at four o'clock They will be
opened on the 30th of August.
The large American eagle which escaped few days ago
from his cage in Walnut street. Fifth, yesterday
flying from tree to tree within the walls of the Pennsyva
MIA Hospital, and seemed well satisfied with his
home.
The cotton and wool spnners of the city have resolved
to resist the attempts which have been recently made in
quarters to reduce their wages.
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NEWS FROM VENEZUELA

OPENING OF THE PORTS FOR THE IMPORT OF FOOD FREE
OF DUTY.
From the Deraerdrd Royal Gazette, Jaae II.
We have been requested to give publicity to the
following information relating to the temporary
opening of the ports of the Venezuelan republic for
the import of the most important articles of food,
free of duty. No doubt some of the merchants of
Demerara will take early advantage of the rems-
sion of duty, more particularly it is only for a
short time:
CONSULATE OF THE REPUBLIC OF VENEZUELA,
DEMERARA June 10, 1858. (
Sri beg to inform his Excellency the Govern
Or that owing to the scarcity of the primary arti-
ces of food and the consequent dearness in the mar
kets of the republic,
His Excelancy Julian Castro, charged with the
administration of affairs in the exercise of the
powers vested in him, with a view of alleviating
the distress occasioned thereby, has been pleased
to decree:
That, from and after the 2Sth April last, and un-
til the lst September next, the articles enumerated
at the foot hereof will be admitted into the ports of
the republic free of duty. have the honor to be,
sir, your most obedent servant,
;. G. JACOBS, Consul of Venezuela.
Hon. VIM. Walker, Gov. Sec., &C., &C.,
ARTICLES REFERRED
| Corn, Peas of all kinds,
| Rice, Sailed beef
Beans of all kinds, Sailed pork.
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fight and after one two blows had been struck Rus
sell drew apistol and fired at Corrgan without however
doing him any injury The accused committed for
Court by Justice Auloun.
John Cuttings arrested yesterday by Lieut. Muir and
officer Durkee, charged with beating his wife. He was
committed for Court by Justice Welsh
Emanuel Roberts arrested yesterday by officer Her
bert for firing pistol in the street He was fined 81 and
costs by Justice Griffin.
John Krofpt arrested yesterday by officer Durkee,
charged with careless driving through the 1t
pears that the accused had left his vehicle standing the
street. near pump where several children prOcur
water, and that the horse walked upon the pavement
liz child down before it could get out Of the way
le I, was Ll9ed Ne s. and costs by Justice Griffin.
Joseph Cooday was arrested by officer Bshop of the
Il y sGt on the charge of assaulting and beating
Ensor " W '"li loi Soiit ~ "uS'iee
f nT brandt and George Hoffman were arrested by
hi b los1 $50, I Snter on the charge of permitting
c horSeS ana Felces to in the street
They were each fined 81 and by justice Showacre
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Rumored Railroad Accident-Sevcn Killed
and Forty Wounded.

New YORK, July 16.-We have the rumOr of terrible
accident on the Erie Railroad this morning, said to have
occurred fly miles from Jersey City. Seven passengers
are said to have been killed and forty wounded.
TsECOND DISPATCH
New YORK, July 16-The accident was to the express
train for Dunkirk and occurred seventy yive miles from
New York The two hind cars We're thrown an en-
bankment thirty feet high, by the breaking of rail.
The killed are Mr.. and Mrs. Brown and son, of Toga
Valley Louis Sary wife and child of New Orleans
Adams Ray, William Chder, Ia boy,) and H. Wood.
The cars were full and less than fory-seven are
wounded some of them fatally.
The cars were broken pieces and the scene of suffer
ing is represented beyond description The wounded
are being removed the people in the vicinity
ing all in their power to relieve the sufferers.
THIRD DISPATCH
New YORK. July 16.-Further particulars of the rail
road accident somewhat modify the horrors of the first
reports There only five killed outright Mr.. Louis
Law and wife of Orleans only slightly injured; Mr..
and Mrs. Brown, of Tioga Valley still living but bad
ly hurt Each of these couple had child killed Nearly
all passengers who able proceeded westward this
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
RIO DE JANEIRO, 18th June, lS5
Our last monthly report was under date of 18th ult
IMPORTS

Our last monthly report was under date of 18th ut
IMPORTS.
BREADsTUFFS.-Receipts have been 81 42O bis. Flour
from the United States Sales have been made of 94
bbs at 1sH20 for first class Richmond brands 17d 1911
for second do ISL for Ohio and Baltimore Extra; 12G9
900 for Baltimore and Ohio Super Besides the sales
barrels New Orleans per Canceer have been sent north
without breaking bulk.
Our stock in all hands may he estimated 600 bbs
of which quantity 90 COG barrels remain in first compose
of IS 66 barrels Baltimore Super and Extra 40 barrels
New Orleans, and 800 barrels Philadelphia.
@17HO60.
In consequence of the absence of export demand
account of the generally bad quality of the receipts for
sometime past there is no sale at price for Baltimore
Flour. Even when fresh it is so dark exclude it, to
great extent from ,9 our local consumption
for Richmond, and ISL for Philadelphia. Bakers were
well supplied.
At BAHIA 2sth ult-stock 25 900 barrels Last sales,
At RIO GRANpE, 21st ult-stock $500 barrels. selling
at 24G25 for Richmond frsts 175OoG1S0OO for Balti-
more.
AMERICAN DoMEsTICs.-sales of S94 packages at
1900 RS "a of invoice S mos. credit We quote Drills
Brown 80 in 260G265 RS; Beached Drills, 265d2 270
Denims good, so in, 260G20 rs according quality;
Boot Blue Drills good 80 in 300 RS Stout and Twilled
Shifting Stripes assorted patterns in cases 80 in $50
29O rs; Stout Shifting Stripes, in bales So in 225@
240 rs do 80 in 20Od2O5 rs; do 27 and % in $50 rs
0snaburgs WIDE 233d240 rs. per yard.
AMERICAN DEALS.-We quote 30lg32l0G0 per dozen
for good assortments.
CoDFIsH-stock some 5000 packages. We quote 14l
600 for barrels, and 13l50OG4O00 for Boxes Drums,
$4,000.
EXPORTS
C0FFEE-Saes from the departure of last packet until
end of month reached 63 bags prices declining shortly
after packets departure to 4620 for American lots but by
the end of the month the decline was entirely recovered
the sales towards the close being at 4700d4S00 Since
the 1s instant % 500 bags have been sold making the
tai from packet to packet $4,000 bags of which quantity
GOO bags for the United States. We quote Amer-
can lots at 4A700d4sS00
sUGAR,-stoek S,52l Campos. We quote 4lOOO@
4A400 for whites; 3i600(d4000 for browns.
HIDES.-Stock 5000, Rio Grande. We quote 3OO935O
rs per lb.
FREIGHTS.-Ws quote 4oG45c to northern ports of
United States, and for Europe there is no demand;
qote nominay 25c per ton To New Orleans zoe paid
for a vessel to carry half her capacity
EXCHANGE ON ENGLAND-Is sustained at 25T d..
80 ds, by the negotiations of the government
SPECIE.-We quote 31N000 for Patriot and Spanish
Doubloons. No Patriot Dollars in market
Very respectfully, your oh't servant,
-.r .-.. MAXWELL. WRIGHT & Co.
Represented by partner, Mr.. W. II. d. C. Wright,
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coroner Sparkhn was called on Thursday evening to
hold an inquest over the body of man named Thomas
ogle, who drowned Hendersons wharf about 5
O'Clock. 1t appears he in a small skT alone Abou
the time of the Norfolk was passing he was
seen to stand up if getting something from his pocket
and is supposed the swell made by the steamer caused
the sf to rock by which he lost his balance and was
prectated into the water He struggled only short
time before he sank Persons who witnessed accident
Sened to the place to the body possible before
ne was extinct but were unsuccessful nearly hour
having passed before it brought to the surface The
jury rendered verdict of accidental drowning The de
ceased was about - years of age mouder by trade
and resided with his brother at No. 5 Bethel street
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Ia W LNTELLIGENC,E.

SUPERIOR CoUET.-Before Hon z. Collins Lee, Judge
The following business was transacted yesterday:
Philip NJ. Snowdcn rs William II. Wilson. Motion to
quash an attachment argued and ovcrruled.
COURT COMMON PLEAs.-IIon. Robert n Martini
Special Judge The following business was transacted
yesterday:
The case of Dickinson rs. The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company-bcfore reportcd-connucd to occupy the
attention of this tribunal yesterday Jury out at the ad
journment of the Court.
CRIMINAL COURT.-Ths Court will assemble at eleven
O'Clock this morning for the disposal of assault and bat
terry cases.
There business of public interest transacted in
the City Circuit Court yesterday
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT. JULY I6.



Buena VISTA Linnell, Callao-Barril & Muir
Casilda W. J. Stafford, Rotterdam-B NJ Hodges Jr
Flora Mcdonald, Caldwell, Lverpool-Foard Rogers
Falmouth, Berry Liverpool-F. J.. Brauns & Co
Flora Temple, Coel, Hong Kong-T. Wilson 4 Co.
Castor, tBrem.l Baeer Bremen-A. Schumacher l. Co.
Helen A. Miller Gait, New York.
John Clark, Hale, Liverpool-Foard & Rogers
La Duchesse Doreans Garland-Fitzgerald, Booth Co.
Mississippi, Allen, Rotterdam-B NJ Hodges, Jr.
Ocean, (Brem.l Hopper, Bremen-VonKapf < Areus
Omar Pasha, Torrey, Lverpoo-Foard & Rogers
Robert c. Winthrop Norville, Havre-J. /. Fisher &
Susan E. Howell, Rattle, for sale-Wm. Howell & Son
Vulture Gill, Cadiz-Pendergast Bros
Washington Booth, Pescud, Isay-Ftzgerald, Booth &
Co.
BARKs
Arcadia, Pendleton, St Jago de Cuba-J. l. Fisher &
Antelope Mcleod Rio de Janeiro-Jas Hooper & Sons.
Antonio Book, Callao-Barril < Muir.
Creole, Coffin. Mo de Janeiro-Kirkland, Chase & Co.
Cochituate, Irving CalaorF Barreda 4 Bro.
Capella, Lange, Bremen-VonKapf & Arens
George Henry Trower, africa, Peru-fitzgerad Booth
Itasea Brown. Norfolk
Linda Stewart, White, for freight N. Rogers & Co.
Marion, Iugg, Boston,
Maria Johnson Rio de Janeiro-J Corner & Sons.
Nashua, Lewis, Boston-T. Whitrdge & Co.
New Light = New Orleans-Thos Pierce
scio, Ever, Cuba-L. Cuttings.
Sophia, Jones' Rio Janeiro.
Sappho Scott Pernambuco-T Whitridge & Co
William, Heath, Humacoa, P. R.-Kirkland, Chase & Co.
BRIGS.
Abbotsford. Cooper for West Indies--E. X. Cooper
A. J. W. Applegarth, Linden, for charer-W. Appegar
& Son.
A. B. Crook Greenlaw, Matanzas-Kirkland, Chase & Co
Allston, Carlson, Sagua la Grande.
Albatross Small, Matanzas-Spence & Reid.
Baltimore, Nelson, Rio Janero-Travers Mitchell.
Chimborazo Brown Camden, Me.-IIesen & Rogers
Gamma Pinkham. Boston--W. H. Oler.
Director Kirwan, Cardenas-S G. Hand & Co.
Echo. Long Mayaguez-Stirling & Ahrens.
Eureka. Gkey Matanzas-J c. Yates Co.
Segun Nelson Observation-Disclosures Bros.
j Mcintyre, Mcintyre, Boston-W. Rhoads & Son
Mary AtweIl Atkins. Monrovia-R H. Atwen
Mount Vernon Hall, Rio Janeiro-Spence Il Reid
Monticello, Hopkins, Rio Janeiro-Spence Reid.
Token, Tracy, Rockport-IIeslen Il Rogers.
W TAYLOR Hall, Stevens, Laguayra-Dunnock & Wealth
erly.
SCHOONERS
Amelia r. Johnson. jenkins Norfolk-J Corner & Sons
A. Henderson Henderson, River LaPlata-C NJ Stewart
Alma (Br Snellgrove st. Martins W. I-Knox & Co.
Americus, Walters Trieste.
Amytis Hutchinson, Portland Kirkland, Chase K Co.
A B. Moore Smith, New orleans-John Henderson
Co.
Addison Child, Smith, st, Thomas,
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A VS.
RECEIVED ATTHE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
INTELLIGENCE FROM THE CABLE FLEET.
TWO ATTEMPTS AND FAILURES.
Loss OF FORTY MILES OF CABLE

BoSToN July 16-Thc ship Alice Munroe arrived here
this evening from Liverpool bringing the first advces of
the Telegraphc Fleet and the loss of considerable cable
with preparations for second attempt.
The Alice Munroe met the Niagara the 9th of June
in latitude 525 longitude 1915. She backed ship, and
boarded by Cyrus W. Field who furnished the Cap
tain with the following statement:
The teegraphc squadron experienced very bad wealth
err and sixteen days in reaching their destination.
Two unsuccessful attempts had been made to commence
the laying of the cable The second attempt made
the 26th and they had laid upwards of forty miles, and
progressing finely in full hope of success when
muncaton ceased and the Niagara cut the cable and
turned again to the starting point and waiting the
approach of the Agamemnon when they would splice
and make the third attempt
The Alice Muuroe left the Niagara the afternoon of
the 9th The weather has since been foggy and unset
ted and the squadron did probably meet before the
2Sth
Mr. Field in good spirits, and seemed to- think that
the laying cable would be successfully accomplish
ed at the next attempt.
The stormy weather had greatly interfered and of
the ships slightly damaged
The Niagara's machinery worked WE'LL and all the diff
Guilty to have been in the Agamemnon.
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Mld1ilhg d a3e -. I3Gl34 l34@13X IS (G134
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CANDLES-Contnue very dull at former rates viz ::
Adamantine at lS(d20 cents; Chemical Sperm at 2sG30
cents; Sperm at 3sa42 cents and City Mould at I5a15x
cents. =
COAL.-The break in the Canal has been rena;rad I'm,
receipts here have not been sensiby affected m
shipments through that channel We note fair trada ~
former rates. viz $3.50 for Fine; 1915 Run of Nine
81 25 Cumberland delivered on board Anthracite
is unchanged and sales making at $ rs for best
qualities.
COC0A-There is very light supply in first hands 1t
is held firmly II cents for San Bias; we quote Guaya
quill nominay at 16GDl7 cents.
FLoUR-The market opened this week dull but steady
which continued to within few days past when we note
better demand fully former rates for Western brands
and closing to day with fair inquiry at steady hgures
fhe stock of old -four is rather light and new is not yet
coming IN We give the following summary of the week
transactions: +uz
Jill. OHIO tLouR.-The sales include 700 bbls Super at
4oo bbls Extra at s475, 800 bbs Super and EX-
IRA p a terms, and to-day 400 bbs Super at
ana ooo obls. Extra at s475
HoWAkp SrREEr.rThere has been more inquiry for this
aescrpton with sales of $50 bbls Super e437H 225
W. w. M ~ M leras and 100 bbls Extra at S4sT1. To
Gay sre was some inquiry with sales of 200 bbs Super
S475(dl5 % for Extra '-s. 1850 s'' A
CITY hLLs-"e have only to note sales of 900 bbls
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ALBANY July ia call for meeting of the American
State Council Tuesday, August a, will be issued to-
day The representation will be each subordi
nate council The State Council fixes the time for the
American State Convention.
The statement that meeting of the Directors of the
Central Railroad held yesterday for the purpose Of
declaring dividend, is 1t not dividend
meeting but simply business meeting of the Board.
Hon. John n. Wilder died in fit of apoplexy in this
city, at the Delavan House, this afternoon.
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FURTHER BY THE CANADA.

HALIFAx July 16-The steamer Canada detained
for ty five hours by the fog outside of the harbor.
The commercialnelligence and the main points of the
have already been received and published via Cape
Race.
The British revenue year falls off over five millions
pounds sterling.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council have af
frmed the decision of the lower Court that the
North American liable for damages collision with
the ship Leander.
The demand for money at London, on Friday, the I'd
instant, very active at full rates.
report circulated in London that the laying of the
Atlantic Teegraphc Cable nearly completed, up
the price of shares from f100 to f30O.
TURKEY AND FRANCE.
Montenegro affairs getting quite serious France
sends umatum to Turkey, to be followed by addition
al ships to the Adriatc if answered satisfactorily
Great sensation had been occasioned in Vienna by
port Russian ship had Joined the French fleet in the
Adratic.
SPAIN AND ENGLAND.
General Concha had complained to the Spanish Govern
ment of English insults in Cuba. Spain will demand an
explanation from England concerning the insulting
speeches delivered in Parliament.
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WEST INDIEs.-115 bbls -four 50 puncheons corn
meal 200 bbls do, 200 bus oats rice 80 kegs and
boxes butter, 10 boxes cheese $50 boxes candles,
hams 20 bbls pork 100 tins lard cans crackers
hhds tobacco 2 kegs nails bags pepper paper
boxes salts G0000 shingles So 1873 lumber $50 feet oub
looms, 5000 dollars in specie
ST. JoHN's F-6o0bbls -four, 5Obbs. corn meal 100
bus. corn bbls. pork.
RIO DE 975 bbls, -four, S54 bus wheat bran
$50 bblS rosin.
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Rreok i'm 4he Erie Canal.

SCHENECTADY, July ia break occurred in the Erie
Canal about O'Clock this morning. half mile west of
here section thirty, culvert There is about
seventyfve feet of the bank gone The water is being
drawn the level and active steps being taken to
repair the breach once which will probably
rupt navigation over two three days.