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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-12-03

Sci ADJUSTMENTS. y
NEW OPERA HOUsE-BouRsoN srREkr
Thursday Evening". December 3, 1855.
account Of the cortnued indIsposition Of Nine BoUR
GEoIs, the performance of IL IROvAroRE. announced
for this night will be substituted by Haevys three
acts.
The Queens Musketee-a
For particulars programmes
Doors open 81 O'Clock, to commence At * o'clock
Box ofce opsnirom A n. to4Rn. Branch Ticket onss
tJ Lazaus',. 6 g. Char IS street.
ST. eHAKLEs TBEATEK.
BsSbIEs Lease: ana Ssnsser
Rngsgsmsnt of the Great Character Artist,
Mr.. C. W. COULDOCK. AND HIS DAUGHTER.
Thursday Evening. Dee. 3. 1868.
AND EVERY EVENING TILL FuRTHER NOTICE.
Will be given entirely play By Charles Reade srg
BY Isnny-On; bssusul English poem sn ed
ooudoek The play VIII be produced with scenery
10 conclude with he Fool Or THE FAMILY.
FBIDAY-Bensft Of Mr.. c. W. CoULDocK
wANTrD- Twenty I've Jung L dies FOR the B list
Doors open a, o'clock the Overture commences at
No tItra charge for reserved seats.
VARIETIEs THEATEK-GRAvIEs STREET
GRAND vARIETY WEEK.
ALTERATION or ATTRACTIONS.
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. sd-UYDER THE GAS
SATURDAY MAlINEE-USDEs THE dAsLleHr.
SATURDAY EVENING Dec. s-shak, psars's nAoBETH
SPECIAL NOTICE
sdalts;ion of Terpylonis poem Of
DORA.
Which has been In preparation for some time
WILL SHORTLY BE PRODUCED WITH NEW
SCENERY AID A GREAT CAST.
ne care and attention being given TO necessary Dr.
tail tia, have al former productions at hs
Favsrile Ne sorS of the Elite of the Crescent
City.
tits respectfully intim.ted that the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT
has been &C or led 70 Mr. W Flsyd
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-sr. CHARLES ST.
--.. UNDINE!
MONDAY EVENING. DEcExBrss Y, isos.-,
VAKIETIEs THEATER.
GRAND FAM LY MATINEE.
In order accommodate families who unable
to witness its former the thrilling
drama Of
UNDER THE GAsLI6HT
win be presented for the last time on
SATURDAY. DEC 5, AT 10 HcLocV.
A CADEMY OF MUsIC.
For the week commanding
Monday. November 80, 1888.
CHANGE OF TINE.
Doors spen at 6< o'clock NJ; performance commences
SPECTACULAR TERPsioHoRBAN COMBINATION
Sensational Drams BY W. B. Cavansgh. entitled
NEW ORLEANS BY GAsLGHr replete with local hits
feike ss-tlng situations and comic portrait
ures. Last week of Nile ToURN0UR the Trspeze 50
fest In MID air.
Grand Ballet Dyertssmsnt presenting the charming and
brill premiere danseuses. Miles sshlke, Chez ELI ard
talented coryphees Jarrett Pslmers original White
Flaws Ballet, Niblo's Garden. New York
Sentimental Comic Songs Ethiopian Burlesquss Songs
and Dances, Acrebsiic and Gym astic Fess.
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Crescent City HANK = New Orlease.
June Is isIn with sections 81 and IS Of An
"A entitled act 20 establish general system
Of Free Banking In the stAte Of Louisisn&n
10 the holders OF the circulating notes Of this
duly audited under the provisions Of said act TO IRE
ant the at Banking HOUSE. or at the Office OF the
STATE Auditor Tor purpose of redemption within
ysn om this date otherwise the FUNDS deposited BY said
Sank for said purpose viii be reclaimed
- ~ '~1 CHAs sAURIE JR. Cashier.
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ALs .....-...........PBoPOsALs.
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OFFICE OF BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,

..r. rao.- c STATE OF LOUISIANA,
OFFICE OF BOARD or PUBLIC WORKS,
New ORLEASs. Nov. 20 1sSS }
saied Proposals win be received at this Office until u
SATURDAY December IL 1868 for the building Of Moran
cyr Levee, In the parish OF Madison.
Said in accordance with plan and
specifications be in this Office the TO be added
to decreased the option of the Board. The
posed terms of payment will be explained, it differs from
other case. 49,. - 80
The amount required be the est'm.ted
Of the proposed work, with hy per cent additional and
until completion Of the work TO the satisfaction OF the
Board Said to be secured by RESPONSIBLE persons
residents State whose sgnstures be appended
to each bid the ability Of the bidder fn hts
aLd that In the contract s awarded 10 will
be accepted entered into in accordance with require
ments.
fore failed ulf his agreement for the building OF levees
with former Board.
The Board reserves the right to accept or reject any
bids that may be offered.
By order Of the Board. =
r d MITCHELL, Secretary
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-UBion Bsnk OF LoStisfanA--New Or.
June H. l6In accordance With sections 81 and 50 oil
Ss entitled IAN act to establish general system OF Free
the of Louisiana approved March Is 1850,
b.ice hereby given 70 the holds OF the circulating notes
Bank duly audited under the provisions OF said act to
present 1t the Banking the Office NJ the
ss.s Auditor for the purpose Of within one year
'-A p~P'' wan ~ COCA FRERET, Cashier.
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CHARLES LAMM,
" No. 1os PoydrAs Street. between
Bsonne and Carondelet Streets
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING FOB MEN AND BOYS.
Also
Gents Furnishing Goods Hats Cass Trunks and vases Of
all kinds all Of which Of his manufacture,
and vel adapted for this market
New Orleans, La.
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mann OF Amer,ca. Sew Orlean., JuI

lin accordance With sectias 81 and IS Of the act
nttled To establish genetd system OF free Bank
IL Of Louisiana approved March Is 1853 notice
n hereby boders OF the circulating notes Of this
Bank duly audited under the provisions Of said act 70
Banking House At toe Office OF the state
Auditor the purpose of redemption within year from
% date the funds deposited By said Bank FOR said
uurpose will be reclaimed J. & MORTIMER,
Cashier.
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once New Orleans 0sasiighs Company,
June ls6a-A meeting Of the Sioard OF Directors this
Day dividend Of Five Dollars per share was declared nom
profits Of the last six months payable 70 ocknolders or
49, lag.l LIST Of July.
wM. 81 BROWN, Treasurer.
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CoPARTKEKsHIP.
The underlined have this day formed . Copartnsrs 10
under Style Of GAINES BLANrON, for
the Of carrying the Wholesale Liquor and General
Commission Business, at No IS Gravler street.
ALO 20 GAINES,
BhNJ. II. BLANT0N.
New Orear,. Wow T. 1863
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Union Bank Of Lou,stana-New Or
sesns July r. s-A meetins ofSthe Beard OF Dtectors
ihs day. Dividend q tn Rec ent was declared pays
Die on ana a'e' 'ns '''A GEO 4 FREREr, Cashier.
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LIST OF SHIPPING
In tho Port OF Charleston, Juno 25, 1885,
vrsurLs UNDER 100 TONS. AND STEAMERS coAsT1Nc
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 TONS Woodruff, at Adgers "nari'
for New York, loadIng-James Adger 70.
Sea Gull 616 toms, Dutton at Union wharf, LOT BAL
timore, loading -Courtenay Trenholm.
SHIPS.
Richard the Third, 898 tons, Scott at brown q 20
wharf, for Liverpool. loading-Master:
Sedbergh (Br) Ga tons, Kneale, IN the SIcap1, 1or
Liverpool, ready-Patterson & Stock.
BARKS.
Annie KimbaIl, 1872 tons, Lincoln, at Venning's
wharf, for Ii. erpool, loading-Street bros q 70.
BRIGS.
Times tBr), 162 tons, Amsbury IN Ashley RIVER
for Mstanzas loading-J Enslow Co.
SCHOONERS.
Tropic Bird, 13S tons, McDougall. at Bennetts
wharf for Matanzas, loading-W Hall.
Chas " Holt, 263 tons. Hart In Ashley River, Tor
Boston. ready-Risley & Creighton.
Starlight 275 tons. Jones, In Ashley River, Tor
Northern Port losding-H Baker Co.
Ida Birdssl tons, Wilbert, In the Stream, ior Sa'
hlla, ready-Master.
j Palmer, 1877 tons. Smoot, at Venning's wharf,
for Baltimore loading Street Bros CO.
M NJ Pote, 119 tons, ABBOTT, In Ashley River, for
Phfladelphis, loading-H Baker & Go.
Myrover, 418 tons, Brown, at Adger's wharf, 1or
New York, Ioading-W Roach.
Ann Valentine, BIG tons. Bayis at Gas Cos wharf,
from Richmond, discharging-Master.
Mslvina Jane (Br) 116 tons, Gould, at Quarantine
from Caibarien, just arrived-W Hall.
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GontrllfrfiaI.
Exports for the Week ending Thursday,
shJunc a5.


Exports for tho Week, ending Thursday,
81 Juno a5.
PROVIDENCE RI-rer schr MssgieJ ohaduiet-
219, coc ssot Lumber. ,
NEW YORI-Per steamship Charleston IS bags
and all bales Upland Cotton, $40 bbls Rosin, se
bales Yarn, 2776 bbs Potstoes, 1l67 crates We
Retables, 70 packages sundries, 24S empty bss-
rels, 8 tons Car Springs 200 boxes Tin, 10 a rCns
Leather. Per steauship Baragossa-S69 paies
Cotton, 2 tierces Rice, 354 bbls Rosin, ~ PACK
AGES sundries, 8 bbls TaIlow, rolls Leather,
165 bales Yarn and Domestos, bales Kegs,
casks Liquor, Is casks Clay. 10, 600 feet L9mpet'
1858 bbls Potatoes 1135 boxes Fruit and Veeea,
bles. Per steamship Moneka-l6 bags . !
and 1877 bales Upland Cotton 1913 bbls Rosin, o
bales Domesics. II empty Barrels, 70 kegs ou., 10
Ter, 1I29 bbls Potatoes, 400 crates VegetaoieS ~
paokagea sundries. !.
pHIEADEIPHIA-Per steamship Prome,hsusass Gus
bags 8 Cotton, II bales Yarn. 81 poIs Groae @
Turpentine, 160 tons Phosphate hook, I2 ueioes
Clay, 1900 feet FLOORING Boards, S9O nDis aIa ,
I5l crates Vegetables, e9 crates Peacnes sna l
Auples. Per schr T Tasker-|01,lsi iee'
Yellow Pine Lumber.
BALTIMORE-Pers steamship Falcon -3H oaes Cos
: ton, S81 bbls Naval stores. IS bales Iar-,
bales Rags and Moss. 10 hhds Iron ana "copper",
20O coils Wire IS rolls Leather, hhds sEne, ~
haies aides, Is Herces Rice, 88 bpahels Wheat,
I66B0 Rect Lumber, 300 Dds ano oo1eS 'ese'e'
bles and Sundrtes. !
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Markets by Telegraph.
- FOREIGN MARKETS.

LONDON. June 25.-Consols e4xas41. Bonds
! Lrvrnroo1, Jure 2s-Noon.-Cotton quiet and
steady; sales 5000 bales
/ 2P. M-ootton frmer and more active; sales
10 600 bales; prices the, same Lard fiat Pork 7ss
Tslow AS. Sd.
Evenirg.-Cotton fraction higher; uplands II 4
Orleans II sales u 900 bales. Corn s4s Sd. suga
active at 26s. ,.-s.s -. .s.r l.,-. a.
I. DOMESTIC MARKETS. -n
New YoRk, June 25-Noon.-Gold 40x. Ole
bonds lSh; new 1sX. Governments on the stree
are lower. Flour unchanged. Wheat dropping
Corn favors buyers. Mess pork and lard quiet
Cotton frm ct S0aS0Xc Freights dull Naval stores
du1. ,l.,..,-. :. ~!
Evening.-Cotton more aohve-Ha1c. better: salei
1900 bales at 30Kc. Flour more active; Prices un
changed. Wheat heavy and 1s2c lower. Corr, 10
lower. Mesr pork heavy ats2s 25s2s As. Lard quie
at l7xa1sc. ;Whiskey quiet. Rice dull. suea
ST. sdy Coffee quiet. Molssses dull Turpentn'
Asa4sHc. Rosin ssa7. Freishts armer; by steam
on -four Is. 7xd.; corn 4kd.; wheat Cd. Govern
menta closed steady. Georgin .sixes 80. Gold l0N
Sterling quiet Southern bonds actiye and strong
BA1rraoRE, June 26-Cotton So1lc. Flour NOR
active; prices unchanged. Wheat dull Corn firm
white 81 12s1 Is; yellow 81 o6a1 10. Oats ssas2
Rye 81 60. Pork $40. Bacon active. Shoulder
AK. Ribbed sides 1e<. Lard 1sc.
WuMmeToN, June 25.-Turpentn buoyart at Az
New lork casks Al. Rodns quiet; No. 2, 50 20; No
1, ssas4. Tar declined to "a.
sr. Lou1s, June 26-Provisions very dull @es
pork $2s 25a2s so; clear sides Ito; shoulders lSc
Lard 18a10c.
AUGUSTA, June 25-ootton frmer; sales 30 bales
| Middlings Sec.
SAVANNAH, June 25-Cotton frmer and NOR
doing; sales l76 bales Middhng held at 2sa2s 'ac
No receipts to-day. Receipts of the week s4A bales
Exports 1882 bales. stock l2bs bales.
MOBILE, June 26-Sales ofcotton 1bo bales; marke
closed arm. Middlings 27c. Exports 6ss bales
New ORLEANS, june 25.-Cotton Arner; middhnt
2sxc; sales 400 baes receipts 81 bales exports ~
bales. Sterling bsa55 New York sight exchange
premium. Gold eKa4o. Sugar dull and nominal
Muscovado 12xaiSXc; Porto Rico 14%c; Havan
brown loHc; Louisiana premium 151lc. Cuba mo
lasses 4la53o.
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Baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, June 4-CorroN-Receipts since
Monday comprise 322 bales from Charleston, l86
bales from savannah. 10 bales from Wilmington and
from Norfolk-in all "a baiea;a Market quiet, put
holders firm under come inquiry fom spinners. We
report sales Of 80 bales good ordinary at 2sho; 6!
bales barely low mddins at 2sc and 10 bales strict
mtddling at Sic.
CoFTEE-Our market Is again quiet. with stock
lowl to 81 900 bags Bio. We are without sales to-day
to note from first hands, but from second hands We
report rs bags Bio at 1910 goe, and ITO bags do at
a Ha23Lc currency .ystFs.r-f.sgy5
FLoun-There is disposition to press sales as the
season for harvesting approaches and as the demand
is limited since the late large sales prices sa fsvor
buyers, though further quotable change; inciud-
cd In the sales 800 bbls Howard street super at
so s7s9 50 800 spring wheat extra Mt 50 a7a9 and
100 bbls choice Howard street extra at IL per bbl
GRAN.-The we,ther continues most favorable
for thewheat crop, and therets good prospect ior
fine yield, though regret to learn that In some
sections Of our State andI artculsrly In wide dis
trict In Baltimore County, red weyil have appeared,
and are doing considerable mischief The offerings
Of wheat on Change to-dsy were 1850 bushels red
market dull and prices weak; sales Of only 216 bush.
Receipts comprise 6237 bushels white and 40 bu.
els yellow; market quiet and ices steady; included
In the sales 1857 bushels prime white at 81 IL;
1850 bushels fair do at 81 1o 1900 bushels Ordinary
els blue-eyed at 81 06 Osts4120 bushels received;
good demand but prices very irregular; we report
sales OF S00a1000 bushels In lots ut 66a90c; 12oO
bushels dark at soe-sll per g pounds; also 600
no sales; last reported Was at 81 90 per bushe-heio
higher. -...t
aMoLAssEs-we hear Of no transactions, and IN the
absence of which quotations are nominally un'
changed.
q sPRovm1oss-Tbe jobbing demand for bacon if
quite lively with some few Of the dealers, though
generally speaking there is not great deal DONG
slocks, however, are Limited and prices steaoily
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New York Market.

f. hThe New York Journalof Commerce, OF Tuesday,
The demand for money from speculative borrow.
era has somewhat increased but IT Is not SUFFICIENT
to give employmentto anything like the amount OF
surplus capital Offering or to advance inc Ia.es Q,
acceptable collateras Is 3a4 per cent with few en-
cepEons above and below these rats, and the best
commercial paper is taken at 6as per centper an
mum disc unit
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, June 22.-BREADeTurrs.-The mar
fet for state and Western -four is dull, and prices
have q downward tendency The business is stu
confined to supplying the pressing wants Of the To-
cal trade though there is some inquiry for the low
grades for export The sales are 7Soo nnls OF % s.
se s. 60a8 76 for good to choice do ~ ooas 6o or
fancy do; 81, loaf 60 for superhne Michigan, In
diana, Ohio, Town, &C., and 81 90a8 20 for extra
UGa brands Of % round hoop Ohio s 80 oss g. and
trade brands Of do at 50 70a1S 00; good to choice
white wheat extras 81 10a13 co.; st. Louis at s9a
10 81 for common to fair extra, and S1l 00al4 Do
for good to choice closing heavily We quote: g. aa:
rs; super Western, 81 10a7 so; extra Western, "
90aS 10; extra Ohio round hoop 50 00ao co. do trade
80 70a13 00; extra Genesee, a; extra st- Louis
80 C0a14 80.
sou1HrRH FLOUR }. There Ia q small inquiry and
prices are In the buyers favor. We notice sales Of
$50 bhls a 50 26al0 rs for fair extra and sllalh for
good to choice, = SO
oA1IroRN1A FLoUR-The market is inactive and
prices have downward tendency. The sales are 500
sacks at SO 25s12 76. .
WHEATGThe market Is dull and prices are de:
clining. Exporters are insstng on Q very material
decline. We notice sales Of $50 bushels now amber
Georgia at $270.
CoRH-The market opened steadily and closed
about xc better. with good demand mainly for
speoulstion Sales were made Of 10000 bushels. at
81 05a1 OK for Western mixed afoat; 81 0s for high
yfynd yoarlv vaIloSy S1 IN for old Western mixed in
store, and 81 09K or-vhite Western.
|, oATs-The market ia unsettled and prices are
about one-half cents lower There is more dotpg.
however chiefly for The sales are 80 900
blahe.s Western OF 81 Kss2cin store, and s2has2xc
! coY1EEAThere isga little better feeling In the
rsrkot in consequence Of encouraging adylces from
Rio, but no sales hRye yet been communicated.
CorroN-sThe market is dull and sprioesare lower.
The European sdyices are unfavofable and although
holders are Offering TO make some concessions, buy
ers are vorylotn to take the risk Tho sales are GOO
bales including Ssoto spinners and $40 to speoua-
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Tho Chsrleston Money Market.

Monsy ia sim easy, and is offered on frstclass col
lsterals at even less thsn 4 per month. The amour
of stock business has been limited but all first cias'
securities are firm with an advancing tendency Tnt
sate of Georgia is now paying her July interest," an1
this has caused decided advance In Georgia oonds
II win be remembered that the January interest wa
not paid. on account of g. little unploasantness oe
tween Governor Jenkins and General Meade wnicf
ended in the departure Of the State funds to places
v.pLDowD
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@CONJUGAL LOVE, AND THE

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NESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE-Essays for Young
Men on the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy the Manly Powers and create impedimenss TO
Marriage, with sure means Of relief Sent in seaea
letter envelopes free Of charge Address Ho"hhD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
May 20
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iTi,aiE 'C,iHsIIA.RLElsTON, III 8 Il Z, !, ndAKkET.

INN
ooTToNE-Tns Fnatsh manufacturers hsving bei:
conne rurchsssrs at The close of the last and the
ooron,sncsm.nt of t,e-uresent week. considerable
i.,,,n,t,on vs. IN oonaaousnce temporarily impaired
- t,s cott,n tr.5a With advancing prices bat this
,.,. ~ o,,o-.r. sftar getting for time thsir most
WIT auppred. snd having for period
v,tSdrevInL. thee article became fat With limited
.sye. ana declining rates. The plan Of purchasing
ltobt,y and. only 10 meet immediate demands WIN no
doubt Be- the policy Of manufacturers for some time.
ina following has been the general features Of the
leading raarfets At Liverpool The staple on Friday
wss buoyant; sales 10000 bales; InfddliDgs 1lHo;
on Saturday tho market was armer; sales 1900
bales stilXd. a. b. Tor middhng uphnds; on Mon
day the staple became easier sales TO- 900 bales; up
lands 1lX@11Kd.; ON Tuesday prices were DECLINE
ing; sales 1000 bales at LIZ TO 11Kd., closing at
i1kd.; on Wednesday there was more doing at
sishty earisr rates; sales 5000 bales at 11h@1Hd;
yesterday the msrkst wasmora scttve; sales I2.ooo
bales z. A=s.st'i - - 49,
1 .The New York mArket commenced nrmer, but was
less active, the sales on Friday being 1000 bales,
closing as SIC Is. On Saturday the article. was I'M
ohislanqods SALES bales at slc On Monday the
market was dun and 10 p b lower, slles 800 bales
sssoxc, ontTuesdsy the decline continued, sales
100 balss at soc. On Wednesday no change took
place. sales $50 bales q. Soc Yesterday the market
vss f,rmer at 3oKo pfb. ~
The article, at tits port in the same time opened
nrmer ,s and advancing but ssterwsrds became dun
md declining. the demand being Of the most limited
chsr,sSter: mid6linas during the FIRST Of the week
being At 29k@s0c, but declined TO 100 a b, closing
atronp ,e...rdsy. The recafpts here continue very
iieht, nd Lave been bales Of sea lslands and Flo.
rdss and 100 bales OF uplands against bales of sea
islsnds aid Foridis and $50 bales Of upands for the
weak before and bales ses islands and Floridas and
80 : 80
lilo palos On ,uplhnoS iof me corresponding ~eeA
last year. We submit the following report OF the
business at thiE place for the week:
On Friday, June 2eth, the upward tendency OF
prices =. the leading markets caused the rates to
etfen about 1c per b. Sales $50 bales ordinary to
good ordinary being quoted at 26a2So, low middlng
70, and middhug 2oKaSoo per b.
On Saturday, the demand was very limited, but
prices continued without alteration Sales bales,
ordinary to good ordinary being quoted at 26a28,
low middsng ut %, and middling ct 2shsSoc per b.
On Monday, the market was inactive with but
httls disposition on the part Of buyers purchase.
Sales 50 bales, Iniddlngs being nominal at 2ska30c
per b.
On Tuesday, the declining state Of pricca at Liver
pool and New York caused the rates to recede n to
10 PEI ID. saes 40 oe'es' oro,nary 70 geod orainAry
peing quoted az 2oa2' low middling ~ ana MID
ding as 2sc Per ID.
on WEDNESDAY, sne mA.Ae' was quiet ous prices
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1%- =
AnAyed Yesterday.j
stsuner Fanrds. Peok,: .Bsynnnah, vie Beaufort,
Hilfony Head md HuGfon. Ndxe. 70 JFerguson,
p EostZnr, Miller. e Bates 10, r II DailysaJ J
arambc. II "A Bored, " n Harrison, o. Adams, j
Apple Rs 9 Andrea E's' 80 -
-.sass.ts1 From this Port. (, - - 49,
stesmshtp Monsks, Marshnaan. New York. June %.
Echr Jesse " Knight Plum, Philadelphia June q.
- = Msmoranda. aa
ThAsohr q a. Edwards, from Georgetown, 8 Q, ar
rived st New York, June ~. !; Ss,g,fs
Tho brig Gambia Penny, for Georgetown, s O.
cleared st Bhiladsiphia, june a, ..ss, y !,
echr Theodore Dean, BabbiA, for Georgetown. 8
O, saiIed nom Fsll Hyer, Juns 10
) LaIsrl OF VESSELS
Up CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS POET
as,Se Se4zsss9FoRB1aN.
= y sse1ta-.s xarAszaA S,sE
schr Emma, Anthony, up. .'une.
DoMEsTIo.
NoANK. coNN, :;
EChf Robert Palmer, - up.... ............June-
1ooKroaT, NE. -: = 90, -. 49,. .
schr RG syIvestr, syivestes, up........... June
schr RedingtQn. Gregory, cleared. u
-. .....r-.ll,s, a Exw YORK. Is
Brig scio Bowen. cleared. June 13
Schr ida Richardson, BedeD. cleared june 10
Schr 0theo, Edridge, cleared. June Is
schr Jonas Smith, Nichols mp. ............. June i6
6ehr EhZs Potter, Potter, up.............Junel IL
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