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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-10
Renort..

Wheat crop of 1867, twelve million
bushels; two hundred fifty thousand tons
of wheat. The flour exported the past har-
vest year was valued at nine million six
hundred thousand dollars. Flour market
quiet at Sc 80. Wheat-transactions mostly
confined to interior. Choice 81 70@1 rs.
Legal tenders 73. r.---- - e a.s-
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what We Are Importing.

The imports for the week are about the same in
dry goods but are not so large in general merchan
disc last week. the total being less than four and
a half million dollars in foreign goll value.
EoREIGN IMPnRTs AT NEW YORK.
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j COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
weekly KevieW OF Columbus rIarket
lf4 STATESMAN OFFICE.
TUESDAY EVENING. July 0.


STATESMAN OFFICE.
TUESDAY EVENING. July Q.
RETAIL MARKET. sF
Wheat, Red. =; OO93 25Isyruppergd o. oO01 20
Oats per bushel.. .....55c Maple Syrup.... 81 26
Corn perbushel zoe Sorghum. roc
Butter per zoe Tea-Y. Ii. and g. p % 0C
Lard per b......... .15o a. 90 Ooong 81 4092 0O
Tallow per Ike Rio Coffee per ..26930c
Dried Apples, y b .,-..l0clJ Java . .-..4O945c
Dried Peaches. do, zoe Rice, Carolina, per l5c
White Beans. q 5o93 % Brooms per dozS3 90 05
Potatoes. 81 40 Hay per ton. Sl6 009eo %
Salt in sacks. Soap box, per b. .99lle
Salt per bbl. - go Flour per b .$l2 009l4 90
Beef per cwt... 30 00 white. Sl691T oG
sait PofE per Sb @ Candies: saiiow
Wood per Cord - 3d.. Candles opal. .22c
Mackerl No.1K bl $19l Cheese, per b-."...- l8:
-" " /. kits, 5 oGS4 Rasins, Mr.. bx 81 is@5 @
White Fish bbl. .$s 90 layers ~ 1905 90
God Fish per Rnew. .1Oc Sultan b sec
Herring per Dbl. $40 00 Figs per 3Oc
Eggs per dog. l51I Prunes per b..... Csc
Corn Meal per bus. 81 20 Wool Twine. .2O925c
Dried Beef. .25clS. G. Hams per h.. .19c
NJ. Sugar b 12H9162Sc Plain Hams. .15c
Maple Sugar. .162Sc Dried Pears zbe
Molasses per gal$l 2o9l 6O Rags ...............5c
WHOLESALE MARKET.
FLoUR-Sales at SIS 90 for red. and sls Oo9
WHEAT-Scarce and firm. No. Red Western
No. Q do 80 90. =
CoRN-Firm at Csc. 81
OATs-Selling at 45c.
RYE-Sales at 81 z5
HAY-Sales at $I4 O04Is 90.
BEANS-Sales at % so 03 90.
FIsH-White rule at $ls OO92O 90 per Dbl
FLAX SEED-Sales at 81 2592 40 per bush. --. -s
CLOVER SEED-Slo OO9u 90.
TIMOTHY SEED-$2 90.
BUoKwHEAT FLoUR-$494 so.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-10

The polls will be opened from to 0
o'clock p. M. in the several Wards in the
City of Columbus, and from 8 to o'clock
z. NJ. in the Townships.
None but Democrats and those who
pledge themselves to support the whole
Democratic ticket at the October election
will be allowed to vote at the primary cleo
ton. Two Judges and one clerk shall be
elected to receive the votes, and shall GER
tify the name of the delegate elected.
t1, JosEPH FALKENBACH.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-10

MErEoRoLoGIcAL TABLE, prepared ano
corrected by w. ]. Savage, Jeweler, 81
South High street: sS -7--s-.l.su
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-10

How TO QUIET SCoLD-Mrs. Nc
Laughlin was tried yesterday for using in
sulting language to Mrs. John Madigan,
before the Mayor. Mrs. Mclaughlin has
sort of chronic disposition to make trou-
BILE among her neighbors, by applying
terms to the female portion of them moi
calculated to enhance their standing in SO.
eiety, If believed. This is the third ol
fourth time she has been up on the same
sort of charge. As a sort of Birdie upor
her tongue, for time, at least, she wa'
sentenced to q fine OF $l0and ten days i'm
prisonment in the city prison.
POLICE CoURT-This is getting to be one
of the most unreliable institutions of the
country. We never know what to expect
May our shadow never grow less If we arr
not in favor Of having the Mayors Cour
impeached and shot. What! Day aftel
day attend there without greeting one o
our friends Of the benzine faith! IT'S ter
riblei II this style of thing continues W.
shall be obliged to move to Boston, wher'
they have prohibitory liquor law, ant
where every other citizen Is hister. Tn
only-case yesterday morning was that o
Michael Welch, who for q breach of tn
peace was fined 50 and costs, which wa
paid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-10

p Cincinnati Money Market-JulY 8.
GOLD-Closed at 1881 buying.
MONEY-Market close.
EXCHANGE-Steady at par buying. .
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Total for the weeks3 sls 0s1 50 2O2 4sS $397l. 70
Previously reported75 734 l29 155.455Ol4 l2s 565 O5
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New York Money Market-July o.
GOLD-l3S%@13SX
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1865. 1866. 1867.
Dry goods. 81, ,sg6 Oo9 s1,4Is,is1 sI,I4i, ,i6
GenI q erchandise 3 422. .O62 1,7s9,3l7 2.s25. 80
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Shining News.

SAN Francisco, July S.-Tahiti dates to
June 1st are received.
In port, H. B. NJ. ships Clio and Falcon,
the latter just from Sydney; French frigate
Nercid. transport Dora.
The United States ship Tuscarora, leav-
ing port May 14th, struck rect and threw
overheard a quantity of coal, and succeeded
in getting off with slight damage. She lost
about thirty feet of false keel. She recoaleC
and sailed for the Fejee Islands the same
day. The Rio arrived yesterday. s.--
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Financial and Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, July 9-Noon.-Cotton very
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4 raLApr.yn,A, MayIl 1851.
cn s ana Reading Rail-
road Psnn'yly.ni. !, Railroad Sk Gold ss, =.
Wheat Ss,nn.y
sale. 1000 Su.ss. fennsyivans y sOc PsiIssam
r S e &c wsssy an ssaasS 0''' '
!. B a.r,. MON Ma Nay ] I. 1857 81.
late yesterday on private terms Cotton IN fair demand
ss .s ,sa decline. @ a
inal and l0c 5c lower except strictly choice Maryland,
ysJy wA
.. ri. s. Sugar sugar is r% 4 4 S
l0s<c for fair 70 prime refining Provisions quiet bu.
ss S S.i :sG' $s.: sss & I: sts. I1 ss:s and
ls,sc. city, isc whskey steady At Doc. in bond
Flour les. ACTIVE. su. unchanged ssIe. r at
sIs FOR No. spring; 90 Tor red wntsr s for white and
changed; sales Loo SusSsis 10 siSiwssiss Club
sPras s . e. cn. .
Germ aq.. and held !. 8 8 . foI %,.sd ana ga
es:;s:; os;: ss:Ss s ss.
y q sdo:s igr O.asdss si.Sou. Pa: sui Corn
Zeal Nm iO S..d y s rack. spa .RS sS
saa. 60 and mlddiins 90 IS per ion Canal freight
Hudson s ssy rert RlIoss
e Via 70 Boston @ . Msay New Yo, g x raj
$50 bushels Of oats No canal shipmenis
- ByrAIe. Nay ~ 1877.
~s sSa csa s ssa: e
~ 10 Corn Irregular and buyers holding OF; sales OF
N,00O bushels old MIXED Western, 20 arrive II 81 l6
750W bushels white Western AZ 81 s. D.000 bushels
Ne g s sSSs' d new s' CO.
S o II s: n !. Ca: ssv; sSs :' sS
part % arrive a 50. Barley unchanged Mess pork quiet
q .. Rscepts-whssss 400 bushels; corn, 1000 Do
1900 do. freighA-loc- on corn.
Flour quite, ss, " sne1.ossd Wheat q
outside Corn opened steady at 81 o. u 02J quiet
al 81 for No. l. and nc p2Sc. for No. Oats active
al ogc TOO for No Rye fairly active Al an advance OF
c sales at ~ 81 81 81 for No 1, and 81 81 50 for
No barley. &C. for No 2 In store Provisions nominal
Cattle quiet At ~ IS - for good choice shipping Lave
hogs dull decline OF &C. 10c sales S6a IS 05 for
common grades Cattle moderately active for best
sales 81 81 g. IS Receipts 5000 bbs hour bushels
wheat 7,00 do 200 do oats, 80 hogs Shipments,
22OV bbls Hour 49, 900 bushels wheat 81 900 DO corn
Flour dull Wheat dull and nominal: the receipts were
light and the stock IL small Barley steady: No. l. the
elevator &c a5c Oats 7sc. in the elevator RYE nrner
s,sl 40 whistles held a &c In bond Provisions
an iet but unchanged Mess pork Ga So Hulk meats &c.
ice for shoulders lie for sides 12c for dear
lard, lzi.c Butter. &c 90 Cheese duh AZ la lac
for new Groceries steady. Ltnsced OIL 81 ~ I'll Cold
1851, buying Exchange steady Money quiet al sa 10 per
cent for discount - ~
Flour dull aud unchanged. Wheat unsettled sales Of
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No at - q, No. Eat - @. No. 8 at S1@s as Oats
advancing sales At 9ac Tor No and 7l'se ne for No.
Corn dull but rm al 9sc for shelet. Receipts,
100 bbls, Hour D09 bushels wheat 35oO do oats $500
do do. shipments 400 bbs -four 1000 bushels wheAs
Flour quiet. wheat unchanged Corn opened q "a
Of Scr but partially Sales u 10 for No.
and q "a for No. and closed at 81 81 % bid for No.
ST. LOUIS, May N, 1885,.
fobaccoBrght leaf iSin demand aud higher elea $
other grades are steady and unchsnge Cotton advancing
sales 1t 40 for middlng Flour declined SOC u for su
pene aud lower ades have advanced bc the
prices three days ago but all prices closed dropping
nns Sis . SIS for extra, SD Is ! lH for
double sst.s Wheat a.; prime sPrns p 90; DO fall
Oats $40 Barley and re dun and unchanssd rrovscn.
clear sdes l3c IKE Lard quiet but in demand for
choice q 1so. but was held At i2c whskey In bond
unsettled at &c.
SAN FRANCISCO, May Is 1857
e are ara qrSsSns Of MINING n ana o onsr
$751; oghi,: $50 Hale Norsress s6oo; Grown Point
Imperial $50 California Steam Navigation Company
per cent? California State Telegraph Company, 30}s
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


. Married.
ArHA-GuRSEY.-On Wednesday, MAY u.s. at Grace
church, Newark, N. j., by the Rev. Josh II. smith,
BENJAMIN Aria 70 sAyNk A., eldest daughter Of II. g.
Quincy, all Of Newark, N. J.
sheffield Eng } papers please copy.
CAvANAaH-GnBERr lin Brooklyn, on Wednesday
MAY 49, by the Rev. Mr.. Remington, JAMES W. CAvAxAsH
Of New York city, W Mis- HANNAH N. GnsKRr Of Nor
Uamocx-aMx -on Thursday. May ID, in Spring
street church. by the Rev. James D. wilson, CHARLES y.
CARIocK Of Fort Lee, j. 70 ADDtn N C. GALE OF this
GsAre-wn1rroS Wednesday May, Is, At the
Tssdsrc. 81 inc Cs.o " y ne 80
WnIIsros Of New York city.
CRoox-DAus.-On Thursday. Nay 10, at the resi-
Ign, DR.. 1 H csoox, Of Brooklyn. TO Miss n r DAVIS
church, By Che Rev. DE- os'sssnheimer, WILLIAM Q.
FtAnnsR 70 JosEpmSE w., daughter Of the late job n
Meyer, both Of this city.
HArrrnD-wArKIss.-ou Wednesday, MAY Is, BY the
Raw O. X Kendrick, rowSsEsp l. HArunD, 70 Lvcr
n, eldest daughter OF Mr. J. y Watkins.
Eswsrrt rov.r n ~ Sn ~ sus
Ill, 70 Lrcr ~, daughter q Mr. John L. Watkins, Of
this city.
Kno-BuRsErr-0n Tuesday evening, May II, by the
Rev. Owen A. Williams, At the Mount Vernon Baptist
Al Of no su vernon daughter
Hartford papers please copy.
LAnBsHr-- rArLon On Tuesday, May II, BY the Rev.
Dr. Gallaudst, Mr.. X GRAHAx LAnsrRr 70 Miss KAN
TAYLOR, daughter OF y. Taylor ESQ., all OF this CITY.
No cards.
. Charleston g. CT papers please copy. Eh
MopRrs-H ExPsrEAD.-In the city Of BROOKLYN,
Thursday, May 2, by the Rev. George storrs, HESRy
OSCAR MoHms TO SADIE Jam HxnrsrKAp daughter Of "
A. Hampstead, Esq. F
MORRISON Al the house OF the brides father
on wednesday. Way u.s. by the Rev. w. A. Ill., Mr. JosxpH
MORRISON OF wilamsbridse TO Miss ELIZA y. Bsows OF
Greenburg.
HotHRooK -MorSr.--At Jersey City, NJ j., on Thurs
dav, May 10, BY the Rev ! Romine Berry ISAAC v.
HorsRooK, Of New YORK, 10 Lzxr O., daughter OF w. B.
Mount.
Observation-Disclosures On Tuesday evening May H.
At the residence OF James Harper Esq, by the Rev
H. b Rdgway, Of sing Sing, NJ v .AbsssyEirs ksssKr,
M r. 70 CAriiksfgr VI. BrsD~RxvT, both Of this city
RupiAsD --CovrAsr In thiz city on Wednesday, May
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I. Martin alias G. Hail. about twenty-six years Of
age was arrested In Providence Tuesday night BY
detectives Bnas and Swan. charged with forging
names Of parties In Boston, New YORK. Baltimore Buff
fnlo and probably other places While In this city
recently. alleged, he Represented himself ~ NOM
Der OF we'll known New York house and forged their
name 10 q check. letter was found upon his person
from his mother In New York, urging him 70 leave the
country a. the Detectives OF that city we're watching
for him. He 10 said bs well connected and accom-
pshed pianist and musician Detective Calder brought
him 10 this city yesterday, and after his departure
despatch was received from Captain Dllks, OF New
York police asking the authorities OF Providence TO
dstan him until the arrival Of an officer from that
city-B Traveller Nay TO-
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CorrEr.-Thc market for RIO ruled quiet but very firm
re Sale. ssg bsgs extra aliock at lie In New Or
l3sc., gold in bond; al60 do OK Amanda at i25<c In
BALTIMORE sc do ex Gray Eagle, private terms: aud
2u775 bags. II ~ -
CorrER- American fngot was shade easier and only n
moderate business contaminated The sales aggregated
4OOOoo lbs At ssc 23c Tor Baltimore, and dc for ali
Kinds Of Lake.
DRUGS AND DYES chemicals were in moderate request,
but instances advance established. The
bicarb soda So SIZE, closing
at the latter price $50 sal soda De- Ice 100 do
soda ash atc 2Ac. aud about 1900 lbs acid al
ole 5ycan gold quolatons also 200 drums causc soda
private terms.
500 cash st Domingo logw God wasluoted al s2l ga
FLOUR AND GnAfSReceips 3 100 bills. -FOUR 20 do aud
a. 90 bags corn meal ab33 do and SO malt 1he
market Tor state and Western hour again dull and
heavy aud prices generally 0c lower on trade
brands with forced sales at : greater reduction. ship
jur grades bcihg dull aud nominal previous
california was DUH but unehanesd The salss (lnoludinx
ysifyrals we're ABOUT 5sJW 3os ~ Ihe Quotations. Ap.
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A MYSTERY REVEALED.
- Who IL Mrs. Cobb e''-An Answer.
from the Troy WhiQ. Nav 1871

SUIT FOR POSSESSION OF 4 CHILD
rather interesting n pending n the , supreme
s q % Hs., @ A. q ba n:
whom her mother Va nineteen years or age and being
IN reduced cucumatances advertised for home for her
self aud baby, The notice coming % the attention q
Thomas p Pike, than Of Auburn and now resident OF
Schenectady the couple wers taken into hs miy the
mother working she asscrs for tn support Of her
which Zine she isfs MT. Pike with The understanding.
sbe that the child was to Do hers Whenever called
for. since that time, Ave years, Norah has remained
with Mr.. Pike and has been tenderly protected and
cared for BY him and his estimabe lady, who is child
less Mrs Cobb duriPg the Ave years intervSn-
ton; but has dasily, through business As pardon
brokorfor tho prosecution Of which che has osnse
Ssa: .s: n :s
give her tho 'brngng up she desires the mothers love
has returned such degree that she live without
By habeas corpus day last week. and Mr.. Pike
fusing 70 reinquish her entirely suit before tho Su
sppssos Tor Mn cooo and the decision Of JUDE. Pot
ter will Be- given IN few days We understand thst
Mr. Pike produces written contract which he says was
~ toto the contract and the signature purportng 70
be hs One Of the Schenectady papers stated tho other
50 startled the husband Of Mrs Cobb that he left her.
and his whereabouts 10 unknown 70 her. This 10
mistake Is letter written to her ,i y Mr. Cobb
and which have been permitted to seeshows him 70
be In Washington and usually afectionate, the letter
commencing 'My dear wife" and being signed "hus-
band" Mr.. Cobb Is a present clerk In the Treasury
department M Cobb Is about twenty eight years old;
. small, rather pretty woman, with brown eyes and
brown hair and pleasing expression Of countenancs
Nevertheless her face bears marks Of care and she
Invariably "lqoks business" whenever business is TO be
done We believe she does not deserve the WIDE spread
and numerous fnsipuatons and direct charges which
have BEEN made against her In connection with President
johnson and other prominent gentlemen; II she did
she could DO the modest retiring lady she appears TO
be. The sympathy Of the public will undoubtedly be
with the mother In her efforts 10 regain her child yet
there are two sides the story Norah being undoubt
sdly q dear her adopted parents from her long resi-
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SHIP PIN g NE w S .
Cleared.

Fv"' w nrw iVnNs MAJ III oof.
Cleared.
steamship Hammonia tIAn). Ehsrs. Hamburs-Kun.
steamship Northcrn Light Ellis, Bremen via sou,hamp
s,esn.hp Corsica (Br. L. xs.surIsr Nassau and Hsvs
Ship Mercury, stetson, Havre--Boyd Hincken.
ship alexander tsws)' Almfst, Genoa-Funch. xeneks
BARK Bis,lcw Or, o'Brisn. Queenstown via Satin.
ssrt Rsef sBreml Dsnh.r: LondondsrycRugsr Bros.
s srs is'.e sr Co'e%aI % sors
s S,,.,.i Rel,
Brig J smith tBr,: DEXTER Aspinwan-s Merchant q
brig 4 9 Berry, col.cn, Hsvaa.-J = Ward Co.
S %s% s. a ssensas Msas CO Bros
Brig ANGELA. Leighton, zazs--sImpson clapp.
srs como ssr, Soss:sn. @. S.ysa Dsw"if Co
p. 1.s, Dos9 sss
sssr ses starr ssss:s k'issSssSpors-s nss sS"''
schr IAth Rich, Lnnt. Fswburyport-Lunt gros
ses sr Geo wsssnssoa PEEK Kew ray
schr o 0 Aeten Hoss,s stamford:
oop bs sso sse Ne: s:
Arrived.
Sss.s.sss q s WIN mag. and s "
It. shT s = var ;hps a
tonia bound nth. sAM on Fire Island passed ship Ply
mouth Rock, from London for New York The England
had westerly Winds the snsirs y,sssse al a.
and Havana lth with mdse and 70 Turner
Steamship Leo Dearborn Savannah with mdse and pas
scnRcrs 20 Murray. Ferris Co. on Savannah bar, at
pm, steamship San salvador, bonnd IL l5,h SAW is
miles north Oh Hatteras steamship VIRGO hence Tor
savannah, 18th, An, Oh the Delaware steamship Gen
Barnes do for do. H.l. -gHH4 VIZ. :.
Bark RScslsior Br, Atkinson Sunderland March . VA
Sromness April ~ with coal 10 DE veu Marsh McCs,y
May IN company large ships, bound W.
Bark Margaret Blsnc trrus Hosp.sf, Antwerp y days
Bark wssjen lbrsm). Deesjen Bremen = dsys, VIII
mdss 636 passengers 10 Charles LunG 20 Hsd 81
births and death among tho passcngers April ~ ~
- Isl lon g. spoke bark Margaret from Glasgow for Dal-
housie dsy. spoke bark Maggie HAmnoud bound y,
BARK Arthur Ensins !ef rcrtlsndk Means kssanrss
Saik Kohl, cshfaesos 10 days. with sugar,
Bart o. Co Sardner siuidad April IS with sussr, 40
y oee siephsnscs % ~ ~ r. az Ion 8 q hsas
scIea msnier.sn stove started aecs csd
fueos 5r New York days out, Eth lat ~ 08 Ion o.
bark caritA from Trlnidsd for % dayss VII OF oaps
northwad
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At the annual election Of the New York and New
Haven Railway Company, held yesterday, the old
directors chosen, with the addition OF William D.
Bishop Of Bridgeport TO OH the vacancy occasioned BY
the death Of Mr. Scranton, late President OF the
psny The board constituted as follows:-wIll,am D.
Bishop Bridgeport Georgr b. Carhart. George ~ Miller.
Abraham r. Van Nest. James J. Roosevelt, Wilson @.
Hunt, New York. William W. Boardman, Ezekiel II.
Trowbrdge, Now Haven; Jonathan Godfrey, Southport.
Mining shares were dali and irregular. AT the nrst
board corydon closed 44c higher than the time
yesterday. selling at 81 70. Consolidated Gregory Gold
ioc lower selling 50 So Quartz Hill sold at 81 90.
Davidson Copper at 81. Az the second board corydon
lOc lower than first board selling at 81 Is
Quart HIli Sc, selling at 81 S. Columbian Gold and
Silver sold at Acc, New York Cold at zoe.
TIL, receipts for customs and the receipts, payments
and balances at the su6-reasury IN this city for the
expired portion OF the week have been az follows
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HaIf-Past Two O'clock r. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FnfpAv. NAV n

why TT
BrxswAx dun, but quite firm at tcc. a &C.
CAxpLKs.-Adanantne moderately active and steady
At 1sc 2c sperm quoted At Sc. Acc, aud patent
CSC. Soc, without sales OF moment
Corros-Therc less Grmncss percepabe In the mar
kcs for this staple and slight decline conceded in
many instances. The dem and however. tocrably
tive, the sales aggrcgatng 2,l0O bales We quote
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Bark R'i,s ssras lsr caey... Bermuda 9 aay., ~sss
Brig Atss Iof Ssrsor) coosnss. noutsvsdss q dana
with hdes r. hnisr Hcughton nsx al n "a ~
81 spoke whaling Ohio. OF New nscord from Do~L
aica csuns: sk ht - 50 lou On 70. spoke No.
Brs SOPHIE toS GSsryssid, ssroas D~rsn, aAys. ~
scSr Morning. Star sr1, oowsa. Bermuda a.y. w
Ssss ,sorSs rsrf,r irS' oslvs Por, william Ns 40
dgys with potatoes to III DcWolf 90.
SeRr 4 r baker Brewster. 0e0rgstown. DC.
Sehr Nellie Brown. Hi9xins. Alexandra for Boston
achr Alma Odnn Franks, KlixAbethpost for Heeo
sshr n sssA Perry EIizsbsthport for Kssbusypsrt
Schr Hannah Martin, Boston.
Schr Henry Hobart, Palmer New Havsn. t.
Schr N Mayo, Rondout for Boston.
Schr Jonathan Cobu, Rondout for Boston.
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subjoned are tho leading items Of imported dry goods
entered at this port for the week ending Nay To-
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is. At the church OF 81 John Baptist rpsccps By the
rector. Rev. @ X DUNE, FKxpKRoK II. W. RrDIAsD 70
MARY daughter Of John r. Coutant and granddaughter
Of Peter Coutant, Esq, No cards
IHoAALEs-vAS DUxKR.-0n Tuesday, May Ia, by the
Ill, to NJ LoupA only daughter Of the late jacob Il Van
Duzer, Of staten Island
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pended Southern -four continued to decline with little
doing the sales being bbls at our aa
For rye hour tho demand moderate prices
- nrm though not quotabiy lower sales $50 bbs
at ~ 70 ~ TO- Corn meal not essentially changed
values the demand hight. the TRANSITIONS be-