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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

HoaRiEIp NURDEs.-A correspondent OF the
81 Loui, Nv Era gives an account Of bloody
aifray at Burlington. Iowa, which We condsnse As
folow.: It seems that Mr. J. 7. Bradstreei, one
OF the mos, respectable citizens OF that town eA-
pressed himself freely in regard 10 Mr. Bnds-
man. William g. Ko-., brolher.in-lsw Of Brd--
man. took up his quarrel. and acoosted. abused
a,d assaulted Bradsireet at the Pos, Oihce' upon
which Br,dstreet drew pistol upon him and tod
him TO de,i,r Ros- Immediately left. prepared
himself with large cane and one OF Colts SIX
barreed revolving pistols, and stationed himself at
point AT which he would meet Mr. Brad'ueei on
hi. wav to tea At about half past Mr. Brad
street left hi. room and proceeded down street
when he was again met by W. &. Ross and John
". Ros. at the cross stree; near the Post Once
Ross remarked" Now, sir. | am prepared to
fight you" to which Mr.. Bradstreet replied-"l
van, nothing 10 do with YOU. sir have settled
nv difficulty with Mr.. Bridgman. Upon which
RIOS. raised hi, cane with his left hand and fred
pistol at him with hi. right, and continued TO
discharge the barrels fast It was possible To
do 80. and FIVE out OF the SIX barrels exploded
one ball took effect the top Of the head. one IN
the right side the Il. pie. passing through one
IF the oe- of the lungs. and the third through the
nigh, loin and kidney. Bradsireet, after having
received his antagonists fire and retreated some
distance wheeled and fired upon Ross. wounding
him in the left breast near the nipple two balls
taking effect in hi breast and the third in his arm.
Mr. Bradstreet died Of hi. wounds at about II
o'clock on the 2lst. Ross still lingering, with
out the slightest hope of his recovery. The july
on the body of Mr.. Brad'treet returned a verdict
of murder by the hands OF said William u ho's'
and returned John W. Ross "a accessory 10 the
| crime. John ". was immediately aPprehcHded
| and rcmanded to prison. The community J. *
| cited to an unparalleled degree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

THE CASN.-rhere were - arrivals ye'lerday
down to 4P. VI. From the opening (2Oth) To
that hour, | 10 boat. had cleared. The amount Of
tolls from tho opening To SATURDAY night (tour
day,) was $500 II. Albany Argus, 10Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

II RoHtRD ADAMS LOCKS celebrated Lecture 90
hAS>trisNa AsrEoSosY, a. reported Tor the 7 nbune.
An be pubid ei in pamphlet. AMI tor At TIA,
Office fhi' Moaing. Pnce u cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

u Centemen Ei'hHz Trunks yalse,, Carpet Bags, or
any ting IN that lse viii be supplied with intate sri-
&c cheap by Mr. Edward Sodyne basement n. H. coner
Of Barclay aod Observation-Disclosures We have bought Of him
for several years AMI found him faithful puDcina and
cnmmo.l atny Try him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

hYGEISE HosErOUSO CASDY.-Thrre Il no mistake m
tie curative power, Of tbs new rene-y which by Il, ow
strInc value has silently but surely D. publ
confidence. II : usrd tn respectable amili-,
IN the cry aDt country inabie Of relef In all
diseases affecting the passage such a. ca;arrh No.
throat los OF soce, ~bOoping cough, AMI in th. eany
stages Of consumption Apply at i32 Broadway rner u
UowaTd-sfreet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

- The Flurence, Ala Gazette, formerly warm
Van Buren,, anIi-Tarif paper l. out for Protec'
ton to American Manufacturer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
The Eighth Ward Frands-f1: Cauai-st'

We have been called upon again by the gentle
man who represented himself as having some
knowledge Of the premises i21 Canal-street, cor
ner Of Broadway He states that he has, with
others, since examined, personally, the PREMISE
and that he is obliged to come To the following
conclusions, viz:
/. Thst fifteen OF twenty persons voted IN no
First District Of the Eighth Ward who had 40
franchise there.
II. That as those persons voted "a residents
of tina, place, they must have been persuaded to
DO 50, in the belief that spe hours residence at
night would constitute them voters.
Ill That in all his inquiries, which were criIi-
cal and searching, he could find no dormitory'
beds or any accommodations for boarders in the
places he examined.
". That hc was assured by persons residing on
the premises that no voters Except acknowledged
onesl resided there, except in the apartment OF
Dr. Van Dyke.
V. That, notwithstanding Dr. Van Dykes ID
situation that the said voters came from some othcI
parts Of the premises, frequen:ed by persons o'
doubtful character, he must now purge ms OWL
apartments. or show from what part OF the prem
i.cs the said voters camc-wlich last will .ho"
them to be illegal voters DR. Van Dyke l. there
fore offered either horn Of the dilemma.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

u \ great meeting OF the People was held in
Pike County, o., on the 10Th inst. RESOLUTIONS
strongly upholding the Distribution Act and URGING
the establishment of Protective Tariff were
adopted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
APPOINTMENT BY rHE PRESIDENT.

LaAd officers.
WYATT J. DRArG>. Receiver at Augusta, Mi.
vice VIM. G. Crawley, resigned.
jaws &. SLoo. Register at Shawneetown, ILL.,
RcappOinted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
, Stranger,

- Stranger, Do you want Boot, inh Hhoes =,
90 90 Scrlburr 60 Graf Caihaunr Boot ani ~i"' Mf
ket Is Catharnr ~ corner of Munroe. where sou can a
the larse,t and best assortment you ever a~ AMI IL pro
before equaled. just H. ~ H.4u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

U The Temperance CartEel have meeting
this evening at Lafayette Hall Mr.. F. II. Abbot
is expected to deliver address.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

FRoN NAssAU.--We have received files Of the
ROYAL Gazette, Nassau, to April 9th; but they con-
tain no news Meetings were held expressing the
regrets OF the people At tho approaching departure
Of the Governor Of the Island, Sir Charlie. Met
calio \ statue or as the Gazette has it sta
nm i. 10 be erectel 70 hl. honor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

MS- BRIsTow, tie writing master, has removed bis AGA
DENY 25j Broadway AMI ofers h. ssrvcrs much
d1ced terms, from l2 n 81 bersliy which doubt
all be appreciated by all Who value and handsome
running hand from wh-.e and ~ unyer.
sally Acknowledged, in nparting either ay gentle
man, free aDd bsut1l style of writing twelve le.sons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
II sprmeer'- Cashmere Hats.

~ Photographic likent.sf-, ny an NF".,s
DaeueTr,otVpe process. by VI d. VAN LOAN, oaurf
Ch4hhrr,-,t. amt Broadway. q ha j."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

Coon ADVICE -1he very br,t ADVICE Lat give 70
subscriber. and readers Ills time j. recommend
Or. Flemning'. Med Gated Candies when they
need medicine.
He Dsuboa Candy /, certain for that painful
d.,sasr
H.. Worm Candy viii give instant reie in the most
obstinate cases
His Dinner or Tonic Candy certain cure Tor eosy,.
n-ss, fRl.nes. distress after ealing. heartburn Sc
HIS Cathartc Candy j. Ct tie be,t universal physics
known For cohis, coughs bilious complaints, eser, foul
stomach, h. u j. thorough remedy.
Sold Wholesale and retail ar Is Nasau-sreet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

u We are indebted TO HARSDES's ENpre,,
for Boston paper. in advance Of the Mail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

N. GREELEY ->ir-Prevlous ic tie present occasion ]
have tell disposition Efficiently strnag give the pro-
petor of eating etah stusent 10 this CITY s>ewhefe
pull nov however, take much pleasure speak ng ~
favor OF SWEENEY and c only inaucemeni have 10 thus
bringing Inn gr1utousy before the public, Tor b. needs
pua i that h.s establishment wLer- The walters arc
orderly and obgng you can procure cOfee, rolls, butter
steaks Gc 6c., rarely surpassed bet hotels ar
prsngly cheap that scarcely reiras from blush
irg When todd lie price h. breakfast. II any person
wishes k,ow the facts il- case, let hin 20 >Het-
ney and be- does not get rsirase cup Of coffee,
cern roll With abundance Of butter together 9TH STEAK
that would pleas epicgre ;DT I shilling then vii
b. content to live ,aNdgsi padding FOR month Co
coeie.
o. sweeney, Sweeney, who would lhGk
That you can b. - wiling
To give much - ssg and drink
For that small sum- shilling.
SURF YOU musi be a generous SOUL
To h. thus always willing,
To coffee give. AMI Neak ami roll,
For that small sum- shilling.
ATKAvELLEE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

u For fine assortment Of chairs warranted ne adyer
tsemsnt IN another column. "a a9 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
The Rhode leland Meeting.

70 Professor LoSoyELLow sails to-day for
Hayre in the packer ship Vile de LYON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
Central Clay Com"nittee'.h -, -

NJ For notice Of DIR. Holiness Lecture
ON Homeopathy and an article on Social
Evils, see First Page.
rFor Henry Clay's Speech on Free
Trade. Tariff. &c. see Last Page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

II Families, ehildr-n. strangers and othe are reminded
that rich AMI highly diversified entes,anmeni takes place
At The American Museum tai, afternoon at o'clock Win
ehsll Ms Rosale, the mysterious Gipsy Girl Celeste and
oers, perform No place OF in the city TOR.
ni,hss such 'aur,y Of splendd airsc,ons as the,e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

" The Ladies of the Martha Washington
Temperance Society give Musical Concert this
evening at the Temperance Hall, corner of White
and Centre streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
II Umbrella Wnrc-Mou.,-McNAM.g !

-ANFDtD, O. Beaver corner o Hanover streets. have
superior and extensive Of Imbreias aad Paf
,o made 10 tie best style oi the American sud Ffenc
and from tie richest slks imported. Tier stock %
embraces
i0O0 Bingham Silk Umbrellas, from 81 cts 10 A. q
600 Rich Plain and Fg'd >k Parssols. a. 90 % 80
1000 do do do >Un Shades, - "
Also, OF Lh<ir rlans flcfure
Zt0 don kieh Tab AMI Bowed SaiinSocks,7 20 20 pc
80 do 10 Pan. do 4eO Ga IL
30 do do Bowed BOmlazine 30 so a. ~
800 do DO Plain DO Do 500 80
90 DO Satin Fanny sumner Stocks 80 o. 30 %
ABB, satin Scarts, slk AMI Satin Crayas &c al
which will be sJld small advance on cos nf ra-os
goOd short time paper IN 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27
rrJayne'. Hair Tonic. -Fcoa, The s.gn :,

TgJayue's Hair Touic.-FDD the Slm'nsf,l
~. ~ Why - ms tine since called uiDa nf y -
son, OF >Ummerllc, Tor Dr. JsyDe's celebr1ird lia~
~ restore my hair which tnen falling out isy' "
curel bottle and applied u cOnirnt' according %
directions Wien the bottle erAa1sir, ni''o''i'
great surpfise ani sai,acton tbat 10" yoJp. 'f -
starting handsomely; therefore pufc.ss'h anN'f W.
had used three bltile. and now, q conprn.iio" M
a.. thick A. ever Aad what b NOR surpra nf -
nss. va. not occa,Oned By sek 80, n which casr ue
greater hone rs,ioraton bot VA. Hereditary.
JAS .. ROGERS, Methodist n.-i.f,
April A. I8fl Mount Horeb, ,ummfret Go, -.
Sod 10y tho agents, 4. y. 4 d. SANDS Dilt-ss.i
Futon forBrr Of GOld-sreei 10 FDiion-siffti 70
way and II East BroadSay. Prcs 81 90 az -
I nicLeu.,. NorL.-The works 81 car
Dickens tSOrl; Ilusiraied edition, complete IN 80
umes, 8yo. jet rsceiysd anil lOr sae by
DAYTON 4 NEWMAN, cor. Fulton ani N1.,ao -,
Publishers, Wholesale and Retail Deolcrs IN >ro'sl
Miscellaneous Books, Stationary, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

AZ EDITORIAL FACT.-our reairr- have doDbtessy per-
ceve that of late weeks pages ale much more brilliant
aud lively they hal been heretofore. Perhaps they
imagine employ 81 editors; hut ID -, they NIP
akeui Tor the odd editor j. s at hi po,t, AMI only fer
his former se BasInuch b. used 10 trust u bis
genius under tie inspiration %, Peters Cor
dial iOLeBg~s IL fact We have 70 be moderate ia their
1r when We deyOur our inspiration too greedy. our minds
vyis vr sober mait,r pi tact and humO
too rch for a seda.e editor. They are likewise gorious
LeH and disasters have errOis for u and
A, happy opiun-sairr dream Of haven For the
Information OF editorial breihr-n and all p-rsons WHO
love q ir- brilliantly and be- free from the bues w
add that these wonderful Lszenges are to b. had 80
2l0 Chahan-teeis, Sewio rk, and % North sIthst
Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

~ General Committee 81 DE Den "a a. sso,e
~vhss Young Nen.-A spscia "t t,enl IN Wedne..
49, y 1 b. held al the Broadway foOsf ="
~ E,sning next April n, al hall PAL ,,o chairman
~ order ALEXANDER ". BkAoroiD'
sxNUEL d. JACKSON, Secretaries ASA
CHARLES X. TAYLOR. }
C.,,ral CLAY Committee.-An aaJou,neo
49,. coo,r',ise viii be held at National Han on
v %s5oe.v F,.n"g the lIh Of May next, at u oseL
It !. particularly requested that the Ward, throughout ns
IN .o,onIe,e their organization as soon as c-nyenisn,
~ ,Ier ,bs, hey may b. fully represented ID u No'''
Ire at II. next meeting ,... -. .ou,-.,,oce with a
Form, OF Credentials for Delegates N o,.,nsd of
., secretary upon the application Oft rfe
'e democratic Clay Clubs formed pursuant TO he
generS'o' JACOB ACKER, President pro ten.
I.vys r. BEERS Secretary pro tenn aZo'%'r-o' n'''V''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

RHODE IsLASD.-We learn by an Extra IRON
the Office of the Providence Journal that the ''en
eral Assembly was convened in Special Session at
that city Oh Monday, by Proclamation from tie
Governor. On calling the roll 81 members, Just
quorum. were found to be present. \ Message
va, received from the Governor, which was r.
fcrred to a Special Committee OF ten. Inc Mes
sage has no; yet reached us but the journal saws
that after brief review of the current events
since the adjournment of the General Assembly
and of the present state Of affairs 1t suggests the
proprieiy Of making rcqulsiton upon the Ire'i-
dent Of the United States for aid, to put down the
domestic violence with which the State IL thrcat-
cncd and recommends the appointment OF a
Board of Council to advise and consult with the
Executive, and the organization OF such military
force as shall be deemed necessary in the present
cxigency' The Free Suffrage party are actively
forming and drilling military companies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

Mr.. GlpDIxGs-The Wing papers in the Six
tecnth Congressional Dstrict-that of Mr.. Gip-
prSGs-in Ohio. are full of the proceedings OF pub
6c meeting. relative to hi. censure by the House
Of Representatives. A. evidence OF the ''lf'
which prevails. we notice the following resolution
which was adopted at County meeting oi the
citizens of Ashtabula d" rrespective OF party by
reclamation:
"Resolrcd, That the Hon. J. X. GiDDiNGs, on
hi. return to Congrc.. be and lac is hereby instruct
ed. at the first moment that it shall be in order t.
introduce the idsntisal resolutions occr dgdlH. and
insist that the House Of Representatives act upon
them by direct vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

RGCULAroR TIE THE CUEREscY-ii q now pretty
gene ally admitted that something ,requrcd to regulate the
currency ant equaIe thu Exchanges throughout our widely
extended country But there !, considerable difference
Of ron the agrst which hail be- creard Ia produce
IT, Some in favor OF United states Bank with tie
power OF local discount The President, and Secretary OF
the Treasury in favor O Fiscal Agescy With power a.
issue Treasury Notes, and the COMMITTEE OF the Senate are
another species Of Fscaity with power 10 l.sur
Tf~s>ury Notes and ain Specie Notes depOse OF the
precious metals Whether not Congress viii carry out
either of the above measure. az pe,ent very probemat
cal they appear consider Il Of very little queDce
A. neishor DR. sherman prepare, medicines ia very
agreeable fOrm TO regulate tie human system, when Dis
eaed and also 10 equaLe tie circulation Of the nuds oihe
human body and coughs colds headache Ge very
shortly would recommend COngres, To call on him for
some plan to regulate the currency Hs office los
NaSSu-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

" We find in the Albany Argus and Company
an Address and Resolutions from the Loco-t oc"
Member. of cur State Legislature, denouncing the
past and present prosecution Of our State Works
Of Internal improvement as cNtiavasant and rum
Gus, and condemnng any future increase Of the
State Debt, signed by Charles Humphrey OF
Tcmpkins Col. Hathar'y Of Chemung' Senator
Fauikncr, the Members from Steuben, ~. L"r-
renee jefferson, AHcg0Ry, CdftardHg"s, &c.
How is this, gentlemen We thought you wanted
the Erie and Champlain Railroad. constructed, the
Genescc Valley and Black River Canal. compIe
ted, &c. &c. Do YOU expect them to construct
themselves Call YOU this backing YOUR friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

NOVEL STE.LINo.-Ihe newest operation in the
way Of the stealing line occurred Port Gibson ami vein
iy. Three hat boltm urscd commission, receiving and
iarwardinr merchants after resh fashion They hOaed
10 wn ihc Msspp, rNfr. and whsneve- they very
tempting pile OF The bank thrv put shore
waited for the at night and then rolled few bales
aboard their boat, which they effected Tan they
we're covered up very snu1iy wheat bran. Al Pnn Glib
ofcouoB found suusly covered up under the wheat
bran they pretended % uaVe Tor sale II LoaisRep.
BeRNT To DEArH-la Kendall county. H.
Miss Fanny Carter. aged u ycars va, burnt TO death the
following manner: Sc living al Mr. Messenger. and
watching his sugar camp whilst be went % The house
first she knew. blai- running up her back. She
screamed AMI AMI. when rst seen, shc walking
IN name OF ire the blaze si!eami above her bead az
est distance, People 20 her assistance and tore on
'eihahsS agmvi, OF her clothing, but Wa to late
sue 'arNNed' IN great anguish. five days Afterwards
WATER RorrEp HAVE We understand that
an agent o The Navy Department IN this section oi the
csunify With VeV a. ssertairnr - c,n,hilt-. OF urf
ducng ami water ruing hemp f,r the - of the Nayv
aGtrSan hcuip OF suitable quality can be- olt, ned
he oregp article a. about iiiy DOLLAR moTe per ion r.
la hefpP selling Ia ae Eastern market, at 81 ar ton
st Louis X, publican
EMIGRATION Tho number of ernigrants vb,
have len s city for the Northern part OF Ino. and Iowa
Territory. by the WAY Of s. LOUIS arr informed ~
Boats leave oar landing almost dolly. crowded with sub
sanlal emgranis from the back co1ntrv vita their live
s,sck AMI farming apparatus. bent upon seeking their for
tunes IN tse distant bitterness The principal number
seem To pitch upon The ferrtery Of Iowa their place
srtilcmsni.' iCn- Gar.
\ DIsrILLERY FAILURE Utica Daily
Gazette states that be Tower firm 81 wa,er,e has failed
or nray S50oco. and that there only 40 OeO 70 meet
the liabilities Th the last OF the dstefie, 10 that pr.
ton OF the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

NEw-NoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD CoMPANr.-
The Commercial, in reply to certain articles IL
the Evening Post. adduces sundry facts in regard
10 the management Of the New-lork and Erie
Railroad Company. cNemptiHs II from the blame
50 uriustly charged upon it. The assignment, was
made to protect the interests Of creditors, and III
accordance with their wishes. The personal pro-
perry is believed 10 be- sulhccnt-if time be al
lowed--to pay all claims. The Company haNo
never attempted to force the State stocks received
10y them upon the market, As has been asserted.
The Post makes great flourish about rash tx
penditurcs Of the Company in providing a rail
road paror at the Astor House, and in keeping
splendid suit Of rooms in the most expensive
part of Wall-street This statement prove. that
the first was rcni.trce, and the last was in the
third and fourth stories Of house in the only part
of the city where the Business could be transacted.
the Presidents salary has never besn over IS 60e
Gnstead Of 5000, as stated by the POST and it
was reduced at his own instance to $4,000 All
the subscriptions to the stock have been cendi-
iional and payment ina. not been demanded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

II Purify tie Blood viii Dr.. Dapdridges Compound
Extract OF >,rsa panlla Candy L. invaluable iOr Erup
Of the skin. All ladies that thus afflicted should
make Of the above invaluable Compound. sold at
- Division i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-04-27

THE greatest DlscOyERY Evts AaDE.-The Ssrsapa.
ra and Tomato Biiers Will cure the dyspepsia jauniicc.
eo,yeLss, debility, humon and all impurities Of the blood.
or irregularities Of the bowels, after ali other medicine, have
failed,
Read what they have done
have u'ed the saS@panlla and Tomato 3 liter. ipr the
dyspepsia and have been cured by only using three bDe
after all other medicines have failed. r.. KOCERs.
West Cambridge.
have been cured OF dreadful humOr by using tie
saparlla and Tomato Bitiers. }. l.. WILLIAMS. Lowell
Dr. n b. >E says he has used tho Sara parla md To
m3tO Bcr, with the happie,t effect, IN ri debility,
weaknsss &c. and he should recommend il 20 all sr q
sprng Medicine, be considers Il most valuable aera-
tive % the system
sOdby the agents, T. Il. ID. Sands, druggist 10 Fulton
street. corner OF Gold 10 FulIonptreet, Z7j !"ay, II
East Broadway
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
THE MARKETS.
OFFICE OF THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN, D
Nnr - En 49,

.
j Nov. Z, 5P. M
CATTLE.--About 600 head OF Beef caltle
were offered for sale al the Scales this morning.
and 400 sold at prices ranging from IL ,37i ID
S2,25 per lbs on The hoof, which is equal ID %.
70 $3.50 net Most of the sales were made
however at about $3.50. Upwards Or 200 Mead
remain in the market unsold.
FLOUR There. is very little demand for
Howard street Flour, and but few transactions
are taking place. We note one sale today al a
for good standard brands. and another al 81 06l
We quote az - q s4,O6t from stores, and At
S3.S7i from wagons. Al
Very small sales Of Susquehanna Flour ii
GRAlN.--Wkea eat continues scarce ana want.
ed. The limited receipts sell at so a IS cents
for good to strictly prime Md. reds. and inferfor
so:is al $50 a IS cents as 10 quality. sale Of
Penn. RED, not prime, was made to-day al 81
cts. Sales ofold Md. White Corn to-day al ID
ceEtss and yellow al 40 40 cents. Sales Of
new, suitable for shipping. at 40 cents, for both,
white and yellow. Maryland Oats are worth 81
Sales q City Mills Flour % SATURDAY and
today at -, on time with interest.
PRoVlSiONS+-We are not advised of any
transactions in provisions. Prices are without
change and we continue to quote Mess Potk at
e, ~ TO. ct " Prime at 1926; New
$3.50; Prime at 81 ,25; Prime Western lassor,.
ed Bacon 81 s cents Hams at ~ 10 cents
as 10 quality Sides.at 5 q 81 cents and sbo,Il-
ders At PA 81 cents; No. i Western Lard il.
held At IA cents.
MHiskEY.-Sales ofhhds which are scarce.
at " cts.fand Of bbfs. at 22i % c,s. The.
wagon price Of bbls. is 90 cts. exclusive Of the
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