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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14
NEW YORK
WHOLESALE HOUSES.

The undersigned Merchants. Manufacturers im-
rortors and Wholesale Dealers. o,e nov amply pre-
pared with full Stocks OF Goods IA their respective
departments. peculiarly suited 10 the wants OF South.
en Merchants.
The large and varied assortment which the New
YORK market atf'rdslo purchasers, presents SUPERB
"r opportunity Tor choice selection aud on e.tps
as favorable. TO say the least ms any Other motl.,
Souihctn Merchants are insured al our d.,crrh,.
nation To please. II possible. both old and new Gus
TONERS. who are respectfully invited lo examine our
several stocks and prices
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

agricultural Foundry.
THOMAS TkialBl.E. 500 Water 81, manufacturer
ni Plough CastinGs. GIN Gear Segmenis. iIuno
f"weF aud Saw Mill Machinery. OF every dc.
fcnpiion. nj manufacturer prices.
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Dalgg Gsmen>
MONDAY JlLX IL. tsa5.

Mcssrs MASON &TCTrLE. No. los Nas.
slu Street, are our authorized AGENTS in New,
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
an contract Tor Alycrtison .nis lor the 'rm.s
AM GUtuc.
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a FULL ASSORTMENT OF READY

"a. MADE CLOTHING, of every variety. will
be offered very low. Also Musquiio Bars
Cal and see. ALEX ROGERS.
jy 10 I'm No 40 Wafer street Wheeling
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4 GREAT EXCITEMENT Jus, roc,I -,
"a for sale. most beautiful assortment nj Gu a,
Fancy Six Scars. something superior 10 anv,binS
now in this market Take noce-call NJ s
JOHNSTON & BERRYHILEs
V 20 No l3l Main 81. Wheeling
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n LSO-A superior article Of Igb, p,rLo, ~
"a Call and see them. J& THoRNBRooK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

EJ ERVE AND BONE LINIMENT- Ano,Lo.
v supply OF Allen's. Winnn's Buffers. AIdon.
and Gardeners Nerve aud Zone Linimcnf' ,ogc,,,aa
with Patent Medicines OF all descripIions IT,,
reed and for sale low by
jyS q # HORNRRoOK
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HRITTANNIA w.nn

BHITTANNIA WARE.
i. HORNBROOK have ius, fcc,d ot..
- assortment Of Bulahna we're of d Ge,en,ts ~
Ses sud qualities consisting ia part as GlIsv.' ~
I"ilce Tea aud Wafer Pots;
1 ,i',, jugs Sugar Bowls. SLIP Bowls;
MN W Picl,ers with and without covers.
:, "i''asaes Cans Cosiors, Tumblefs, Cups;
&c &c 'P''oOns,
Ibe above ware will be sold by The tiece n, go,
~" W ca'h. e r H0RNBROOK,
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N USiC b oKS--A fresh supply IF tho ,o,o.,
AV-n ed'non OF MasOHs' Sacred Harp, ci,hgF'
round or palen, notes.
MiSsonri Harmony;
Iiayden's Introduction;
The Christian Harp;
hIasons' Juvenile Harp.
just received and for sale. wholesale o, ro,o;,
by jy7 JOHN J nASWELI, Urion ''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-07-14

listen, young man, said the father. ''do
you think j should have allowed YOU TO be-
come Intimate in my family without
n's' knowing your character Do you think
! should nave given YOU this precious child
land here he placed her hand i'm Ferris1 TO Won
before had proved you2 No, sir; out nf
Anne many sWtors from the wealthy and
highest IN society. long since selected you a.
One IN whom ] could ieel confidence. The
world calls IRE a cold calculating man. pcr-
haps am SO; but had a duiy To perform to
HIN who has entrusted me with The happiness
OF ilits blessed child have cndeayoTed 10 dis
charge That trust faithfully; the dictates OF
pride may nave been comicrbalanccd by n
desire ior my daughters happiness. chose
Won iirst-shc has since Voluntarily done so.
know your life and habits, your means aud
PosPects-yOu need tell me nothing. Will
you wife YOU will rtccivean annie fortune.
the duliiul son and alIeciionate brother will
maxi good husband. But stay, =" said the old.
- VIII b. with you in moment, and me left
~ lotcTs together
Ihe story OF yOur marriage 90 r. was
only 81 try your heart and chicken the plot "
suh Ferris to the bu,hng Girl.
AT This moment the door Opoucl and lbe
bc1gar whom Ferris had twice Hevcd erf.r.
ed. stepping up 10 Ferris, he solicited charity.
Anne rccWlcd at first az the detected appcaf-
ancc AID poverty sriken looks ofthc INTRUDER.
while Ferris asked w as'oui5hment how DE-
@iincd entrance into tia bon.e. Ina i1orIon.
Zoe ii2uro rose to stately nglmc-s. and cast
ing oil tua sui-c itlmj worn. di .pgrr.l
the person Of Anne father.
- determined said thc father. pdI.s.ipo
Ferris 'aijer ! bad otherVi.. proved ,ot,
cHrdctcr Tn tgat ono virtue. WHe5 of all
oil"is IS. illc greatest Charity. lad WON
inied ~ llat you would also have failed Wilh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01
" The Erpyess says:

.Tbe healthy. natural circulation Of The Tribune doe'
NOT exceed ours During The cxcitemcot o. 'ne 20
Dental Election through political CUBS ai ra Tne
hammered circulation got up for an hstH ss
,.ny "a The .ubscribers which now take me Duh'
tseLbut they are rapidly falling on because 'hey can
not stand such articles and paragraph d. We "e'0
Yebukipg
We need only state in reply to this that the ave
ran. circulation of the Doily Tribune has exceed
A 600 copies and that Of the Weekly Tribune has
exceeded 5000 copies from me day they reTe sere
1aUv commenced Since the first six months OF each
their circulation has been considerably higher The
circulation Of The Clay Tribune last year exceeded
40 600 copies and is not included in the above. So
far from our circulation rapidly falling off II is now
on each paper ADORE the average here given.
The Express should fight its own battle, and not
skulk behind the True Sun. That paper has very
large circulation especially in this City and vicinity
coming very near our own. which the Express :
does not If the Post Office Advertising shall here
after be taken from us by any paper, II will doubt
less be by the True Sun and not by either the Elk
press or the Herald which have made so much noise
about it, We suppose there will be reheariDg on
this subject once year or so; and whenever II
comes we expect to encounter Keen competition
from our nearest neighbor which, az one that does
not live merely to envy and snar at its cotempora
ries, we would sooner be beaten by than either o
the others. Whenever a new comparison OF circu
lation shall be required by the Postmaster, we shal
checrfuy submit true statement OF ours, as before
But the Express which stands not even third in cir
culation, has no part in the matter
The Editor Of the Express appears not TO like
the place where we stately attend public worship
but as we have never asked him to 90 there. anc
have not the least objection to his attending an,
Church that suits him better, cannot see VIII!
this should be topic Of discussion between us
We believe no man who knows our pastor REV
Mr.. Cbanning) disputes his right to the Christian
name and as to his or our being Transcendental
ist' the Express man knows that the word is Ions
one, and may alarm some venerable matrons, but ha
no idea OF meaning by it any thing in particular
He would just soon have called us phrenologis
II the word had been as long and formidable. LIE
him 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01
Things In PhiIa deiphia.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA July 3l-P. ~
PAYMENT OF THE INTEREST, &c.-Eyery ihug
n readiness-incuding the CAsH-at The Bank Of Penn
sglyania. 10 wipe out another stain Of The Common
weaths d-hOnor. Every dollar Of the Interest due 10
morrow will be promptly paid. and The state VII once
more resume an honorable place In the estimation Of ne
people OF Europe ~ well country. w.
-nowden State Treasurer will be personally IN 81
tendance Cur County Treasurer Penrose Ash inside
large deposit yesterday IN Bank OF Pennsyvsna
order enable the State TO carry out her lsudsos IN
ientOn.
state Elves again advanced |. closing firm today
AZ Isl: white 81 demanded Tor State So
A city watcbmsn named Henry Ewing. was a.
tackled and bearen AZ early hour th. morning ~ .
gang Of rowd.es IN such violent manner that MS ns
lsspalred o.
About 200 persons left this morning for Cape
Nay the steamboat Ohio.
Texas Treasury Notes are worth but is per cent
10 Philadelphia.
A wretch named Joseph Fitzsimmons, reading 10
Flower street, Moysmensins. was commiued 10 prison
yesterday by Aid Mclean for m attempted rope "
girl Cafharine jackson. aged - years. ne Is fn.rea
We had d tremendous storm last evening VI ram
and wind with much thunder and lightning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

Our market has been much more active during the
past fortnight consequence u the -hse'a ssie OF
r. weather which las aecn cold and sAowrry AMI on
-ha whole untavor.be % fhc wheat crops lle narSct
l..t week wa- very excited and towards the close. AZ
extensive business done. puncipa-iy wan sfteu"
AZ an advance ~ 81 20 II per ousncl on "nrs an9
. rer barrel on Flour 5000 OF Canadian lNTin, caan
I'D hands 81 - o. and loo barrels tinted >tsics Al
:. % IN bond This week The weather has become
more settled and hne. and As the accounts nom me
cotntry generally a-ree IN stating that the only INJURY
W, done 20 the heat plant has been done I'D scepns u
back and thus delaying the harvest W later perod Oh
the season The weather being exceedingly me for ne
'a.t three DAYS and having assumed more settled ~
poet our Market this morning va, eeidedy cSs euoy
ant generally. sni upon very limited otushd AZ &c
.criDuOns u Wheat both iric snd ~ nohi n'los 50
tanned the advance stated some holders III psiia
c,s having accepted slight aoatsmenI-iilsn rio~i
$50 moved OF les, freely. but being sui rraiF,.y
cheaper than Wheat prime marks iuAy Icaile" inc
iorf going improvement Canadian % the same iiif RI
naming in slow request on the terms o. tnis DAY wees
The other crops unusually promising which operate
AGAINST any advance Beans Pease Barley or Oats IN
Canadian Pesse sales are making from the warehouse
a kls oil 10 Jis.
TIE Provision Market The American Provision
Market = IN stagnsnt state, Owing % the reduction %
ne stocks and the absence OF Imports There neces
s1riv but little business dong ant the quotations are
rather nominal than otherwise The absence 81 the NJ
u.ife supues of cheese Il i the article Is occom
INC popular and would command had there been good
SUNNY fair II not improving rates T. wil De- seen irm
the market notes thar the daily arrivals are expected 20
bring fresh stocks which Will give stimulan' 10 tnis
branch Of trade
H,vRE Corro> NARKEr July l3-Notwths'ancins
the large amount Of business done since the commence
ent OF this month there has been again very spirited
demand manifested during nearly the whole OF the past
week and more particularly during the first two days
when about 10 900 bales changed hands. >peculsiors
have participated chiefly in the transactions that have
taken place buyers Tor the trade having comparatively
speaking contributed but IN slight degree % the actv
ify that has been displayed Prices have. therefore
still farther improved, having advanced fully p on our
prevou. quotations and although towards the latter part
OF the week the buying had become less animated Is
perhaps az much 70 be attributed 20 the unfsvorabe
chang. that has occurred IN the weather within these
days 70 the already extensive operations or 10
the firm attitudes assanec by holders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01
Seventh Number Of I.ardner's Lectures.

The seventh Number Of this popular and useful worn
VIII be published Thursday morning. July 5isi This
humber contains the Lecture on THUNDER STORMS and
describes Common Thunder Clouds Volcanic Thunder
Clouds; Hight Of Stormy Clouds; Lightning; Speed Of
Lightning; slen, lightning Luminous Clouds Thun
der Phenomena Of Thunder and Lightning, sc. &c. &c
The Second Lecture in this Number Is on the LArTTUDEs
and LoScrTupys. TIE next is on the THEORY OF Co
ioRs The mex, on the VISIBLE STARS. And the con
eiudins one Ia on Water spou,s and WhlriWinds
We have space for synopsis Of the different Lee
lures contained in this number. but will be found 70
contain variety Of mos, curious and highly interesting
matter.
The mice IL Is gents. The back numbers may stu be
obtained Five numbers for e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

Court on ERRORS AND APPEALs-on " 49,
day sii,rnoon. Chef Ju.uce hornooret Sha go, Ia
ltdyes N.vfus md Whehesc having belc ne COURT ~
" srren al which PsTxe and Carter were urea
arluen srsrement ofihe ground 81 her ceei''ops
glred by the Constitution. Judge Dayton in.h !,
he argument On The part ofthe prison.r' sDa 'ioe -
Tuesday morning concluded the opening hs4."o ~
tef on the part the state and the Attorney orn'
p wing :, lived. yroom vii conclude the neo"eyss
The father OF Peter vs. fefke snd the i.iner 40" oiv
er of Joseph Carter were present lNe"HA 90 ,
yz,- Near Fort Smith Arkansas, on the ION o.
- cr... Indian named Friday was decoyed ~ ~
irdsn woman zone ,~o hundred ysrds Into he Choe
20 Y.,ion where re was lnhgmsnly murdered ~ ss's
ral Creeks- +,
- ia B0st0a on Wednesday. little boy, WI.
6r.aer of beautiful girl ie. from taTd s'ofy ~SSS-
and yss killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

- We must again, and do 30 most cheer'a"y' ~
commend the Knckeroocksr Baths. lOl Bo"e'y "
ng the beet and cheapest 10 the city. Inc pncs ="
bath is shilling ba'hs for one d''sf' e'"s
day except Saturday and Sunday and tnose 's'' y
pence. We say they are II every way worthy ~
fronage Cf AL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

THE BATTLE or LAKE EKIE-As II the attractions Of
the Alhamrs already sufficiently great The pro
prieior has placed in the Of the saloon .eFby.
grand painting Of the Battle Of Lake Ere which ELECTED
80 much admiration from The thousands who saw II
when exhibited here few years since. IicAn now be
gratis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

II The Hartford Tnnss Of Monday evening says
rat Hon Ashbel Smith late sscretsry Of State u ''s
Republic Of Texas, Minister 10 France, arrived IN '''
city last Friday and proceeded 70 West Hartford on
visit 70 bic parents with whom informed 10 s@
..f,air-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

In order that there should be no loophole left for
oagil, we have copied the whole table in both cases
that every reader may for himself that Cotton
Goods in the average LOWER than they
u,rc al his timein ls42 though that a of
unexamped depression for Manufactures, while this
is one of remarkable activity and prosperity These
goods were then subject to British rivalry under a
70 per cent adralorem duty which the present
Tariff has raised to average of 100 per cent and
made specific. Has there been any corresponding
edraacc IN The price Of these fabrics The above
table gives the answer.
SAL Duck and Cotton Bagg'ng, under heavy
duties are now cheaper than they were in ~ under
d 20 per cent. duty; Glass under high Protective
duty is no dearer than under the 90 per cent duty
There are facts of this kind in abundance but we
have no room for more.
We have thus dealt with the facts of the News
Have we not met them fairly We feel perfectly
willing TO abide here the judgment of our mutual
readers leaving neighbors logic TO stand or fall
as the facts shall determine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

~ The Morning Necs takes a strange course
TO contradict US. The News says that the Warren
Journal says that the New Brunswick Times SAYS
that we were not correct in stating that George NJ
Dallas stopped al Hotel in New Brunswick. on his
way to Schooley Mountain. and treated his friends
to the contents OF private demjohn. offering
twenty five cents for trouble. &c. We did not,
mention Mr. Dallas. but ii seems tha, the shoe
pnches- Our statement was substantially true
When the News denies either on its own or Mr..
Dilass authority. our statement, we are prepared
to substan;sle what We said as in all essentials
correct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

LouisiASA.-The Wing State Convention as.
sembled at Baton Rouge on the 2lst July, when all
III, Parishes but eight were found to be represent
ed WILLIAM MOORE of St. Landry was appointed
President with four Vice Presidents and four Sec.
rc,sries, zone of each from each Congress District
Gen john S ARMANr declined to be candidate
before the Convention. The following candidates
were nominated, and adopted by reclamation
For GoruRor-Gen WM DEBUYS. of n Orleans.
L G,r.-Hon EDWARD SPARROW, of Concorda
These are strong candidates so are those of the
Loco FocOs. There will be a most animated can.
vass OF which the result is ye, doubtful The Elec-
ton takes place if we mistake not on the frs,
Tuesday in November same day with ours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

" As we suspected. the story of the row at
Trinity College, Hartford turns out to be hoax The
Hartford Coursni Of yesterday Gays
We requested TO state that sn article which ar-
peaEed IN the " T. Herald of Yesterday. as communi-
cation from this city in relation 20 circumstances said to
fact"
Our letter was signed Jas T. Williams" and was
PS''pAa the Hartford Post Office. As there were
e''e'' 70 the different NewYork Editors cannot
's''iNs'er remember who it was that paid for them
The letter which have preserved mich, .,.o ,..s >.
iae detection OF the despicsbe fool who can devise M
o'he' means OF enjoyment than mean lying If there
sny mSnness in telling lie why no, do !, opeplv with
out adding cowardice to fslsehcoi,
FROM brRSuDA-By the arrival of the British
brig Falcon we have Bermuda papers to the 18th Of
July, but they contain nothing of spec;al iunor,.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

~ William Perry was killed on the Hartford
and Springfield Railroad. ThompsonviIe, on Tues
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01
TO-DAY,S OUTSIDE

FIRST PAGE.First OF August ls45 Literary Thiev.
ing; Circular of the American Institute.
FOURTH PAGE.-Hymn for Emancipation; The Island
of Mscknsw Chsmpsin Frontier From the West In.
dies. Commercial and Money Matters; Marine journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01
From The Morning Nurs Of yesterday
Prices and Duties.

Whenever our contemporary Of the Tribune is driver
In corner by the argument Of its opponent. and ss
"Hal' asked Of ancient Jack the public inquire, what
quip will avail thee nowf" II throws out appeal like
the following:
"Ths Post has several times pareded rs tables Of
mous duties imposed on certain manufactures by our Ihrn
responded civil request hat n would
Acr much deaer generally and sevcray those attic Is
hch duties Of 81 10 $50 per cent char eed
tim they July 1872 phen The duty them but ~
PER enf1 Why the Post consult lie Price Currents aud
answer us this question:"
Now perhaps 1t never occurred to our contemporary
that Price Currents be consulted II il had done
Itself previously it would have found result follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01
r-or, ,be cirrul.r Of the United Brokers.

Spectators have sgsn purchased freely this week
and a, the demand from Exporters continues large.
ufires Of American have advanced u 2 =.
PMcEs CvssrSr July Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

Ty,rH-Those VITO design to have Tech inssrs, :
particularly ''s1 "a yn~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

~ THr SPLENDID ATTRACTIONS Of the Ameresa ~
-, e1nriurs 10 slIsct crowds o! visitors Toca -
IN ,,enlu. the bll very rea. aud unusually iasf~'s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT Official
STEPHEN :. LEVY, as Deputy Po.tmss'er ~ Lowell
Nasachusetis IN the place Of Jacob Robbn- removed
STEPHEN x. MALLORY. at Key West, Flonds, vice
Adam Gordon. removed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

Here is shown heavy advance in Iron: bu, how Of
fectcd Do we no, all know tina, Iron was no,
IN our market in the average las, winter than forr
years before. nor until the grca, and sudden advance
IN England. caused by the immense demand for Raj.
soads. &c. Thcreupon Iron advanced every where
but has since been the decline and is certain 10 fall
much lower We have not doubt that i, will be
- low next year as il was in lsi2 even though the
Tariff be no, disturbed The duty in az WAS 20 per
cent on the value in this market ~ Il does not
roc acreage 80 per cent So that all mus, see that
the Tariff has not caused the advance
Bear in mind here that the advance has no; ex-
tended to Manufacturer OF Iron in which form
his staple is principally consumed by our Farmers.
Axes. scyihes, Spades Ausurs Screws, &c 80 far
from being dearer than in isa2, are cheaper if any
tAisg. Steel is also cheaper, American especially.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

The Sugar price was that Of Havana l2th inst being :
reals per aroba equal IS % p 100 lbs on board
The other prices are from Bsrngs Circular of July 3D.
except the Shirings. which is from Manchester Crcu
lsr-oe,ne 81 I'D for piece OF 81 yards The result j.
that one ton each Pig and Bar Iron. ton Hemp, le
yards shutting and 100 los. Sugar could. the atcst
dates be bought abroad for $40 40 and the lowest for
which the articles bc bought In New. York
" o,26-sn advance OF sllS ST, co per cent This il
the Protection enjoyed by the producers OF those or
ncles here. and A. the Posi- justly asks, Protection
against whom Against whatt Why against the in
alenabe right OF the of those articles buy
where they can do 90 10 the best advantage There n
clubbing about terms dates in this matter. The
prices In Newiork have advanced under the duty the
extent OF that duty, and now higher IN New York
than IN foreign countries by the of those duies
With the expenses of transport added and the prices al
ways rise here precisely they advance abroad keep
ing always higher by the amount OF the duties Our
contemporary will md the laid down in price
currents most potent enemy to wredrawn superficial
theories.
TWe have again copied an entire article of our
Free Trade contemporary with some small expec
tation that he has ,hrus, himself into this contro
versy, he will lie, his readers see our reply
The reader might suppose tina, he had taken @
list Of articles designated by the Post or by us and
given their prices a, the two periods in support Of
his theory. But such thine-he has picked on,
. list Of articles of his choice including several
which are not OF the kind in controversy, and mar
shas these to subscrve his purpose LIE, us review
them.
He begins with Iron. Very well Here is ia
BE Of the prices Of Iron the 30th July ls42 lun.
der the 20 per cent. Tariff and the same day of
le+s under our present Protective) respectively.
We quote directly from the Ner- York Shipping
List and Price Current of the dates above men.
toned
IRON Duty IN A.. 20 pr. CT in IS Bar eli; Rolled
W; fie ~; Scrap tlO per ton Sheet and Hoop 2.
c&a pr l1.--ayeraglng about 30 pr c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01

TO the Prices Current:
SUGARS: Duty in AZ 20 per cent; In a. Brown ~
a. others cts. per 10 ,,ao ,.s