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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04

FLOUR AND MEAL-There 10 good demand Tor
Flour for home and the East ths demand Tor the lat
ter showing an increase This ioqury cleared the msr
he; Of the irregular lots Offering and ss the large 10
eeivers generally were Indifferent about selling the m
he, gradually stened TO IS 62 for Genesee and - 80
ior strait Michigan, some selers refusing these rates
We hear Of no shipping demand to-day at current rates
The aggregate sales are 600 1000 bols. and some
contracts ssttled At the figures The receipts are
to fair The first parcel OF Western Flour oithe
nom ihe mill of Hiram Smith" Whestlsnd who has
been the drsi in market for several sessons Its prime
ues and held stS7 10 Southern there 10 little doing
sara shout 800 bbs Howard have been made at - o;
eoI3- Meal dull At 81 ca. nominsly. for Western
Jersey 10 scarce and firm - So Brspdyvine - 10
hJe Flour sS 73eN without sales Of importance.
0RAIN-Thereis not any srmness in Grain excepting
hye and Barley. Corn u In fair request but the mar
Ret 10 veal. Mixed 10 o0162, and Yellow and White 50
as eta. The sales reach about 0oo bushels large
proportion Of the Corn turned on contracts 10 90
'Ag ler~Gd 70 Greet Britain Wheel u heavy and the
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COMMERCIAL AND nONEY MATTERS.
For sal1s Of StoaG'. &c. see Fourth Page

TUESDAY. P NJ
The Stock Market was active to day and opened
with hrmness but at the second call 1t heavy and
F.pcis, generally lower. Treasury Notes 10 fair
demand at 8 per cent
The Bill Market is frmer to day, although there
1. not much doing. The importstoDs promise to be
very large this Fall aud there appears 10 be eppre
hsnson tbs; the supply Of bills will be short We quote
Sterling 6a6i for iayore signatures Francs are 33i
ASST
Freights have settled with considerable steadi
ness At Be- ca and l0.d for Flour and Grain TO Liverpool
and 3s 9id4s and l0 aid TO London. An engagement,
Of 10000 bushels Corn hall bulk aud half bags,
made a, l0l The Creole took some Flour at IS I'D
Two Americans taken for Liverpool 81 "a 3D. an
other for port at d. aud for Penzance al is
snd led Cotton is little easier.
The amount Of goods imported and entered at
the Custom House a, this port exclusive Of those sent
10 the warehouse and the amount of duties paid du
ring the month Of July, compared with the month
lss, wear we're as follows:
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Trade OF the dson.


FV~tf at1 OVhNITT MucA9NaLst -TTtrI4 AZ 4'tH TUT"
StoltshTe Line, A Eaa SaafcoOrd & C0-BaySs AioaHg
hs.et-4i7 e6s Hoar, ROdewsd Bro.ber sig 90, } a
r. mhosnksi $40, Dows Cary; l02 do, Clsrk Cole
man; 90 90, Pease ISL do W 3 Alton; 10 bbls pork
Bshcock Co. p do, Mead 4 Co
Albany aHa Cdlal Ltae Hcyt-Bdr1e John AdGSss-
SIS bbls fo1r. Allen 4 Whittesey; ITO W L BOYD 80
Hicks Co; -, hoyE rs, rh-odore Perry Go; $50
4 r Mibsnis 50, IA Wolf; so. Choulesu, Merle A
SANFORD; % ? Nevins Sons bis ashes smith 80
bhls port, Dows Cary
cd Troy line Pope Caaia-Bargs Yeaice. G " Hapi.
land-S55 bbls hour l. Buckley Co; Isl. ID Johnson
I05 Bows Cary 2S3 do Leland. Adams Co; $50 do q
White Son SIS do Sage Co ~ bbis ashes, So dam,
Reed Z. Co. $1,000,
Sane Lfae-Bar1s Pops Cafin-ll 10 bbls dour Lei nd
Adams 4 Co; do Bows Cay l4S do snydsIn: sage
c.; 800 DO suydam, Reid Co, go do 7 h-aIoui
$50 q White Son; no do D johnson; 40 do @ kssan;
81 bbls -four Mcbride Lord IS bbls Poft WORK Drake
! 40 K.pt Poag Co, 20 his cheese S Chamberlain
frks butter Appleton.
J PorllS-4si bells Aour Dsger Miller Co $50 DO L
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.merican Pork into Liverpool

SODA BiscUIr In boxes, meets attention. Al the reduced
value per but the demand for barrels
very limited 81 SIS Pilot Biscuit Navy 5resd,
unsssabe at over POS 20 pc per cwt This latter Is du
" free sods Biscuits subject to duty OF 10 per cent
TAIow-The market has ruled dull and sales have
been made of Petersburg Y c. 50s hie FOR small lot
Of dark cclofed North American Sos has been accepted
Import OF North American Tslow into Liverpool lot Jan.
10 SOth June 1876 IS! hhds 4S5 bbs let Jan 10 Soh
June lSs7 1879 bids S, ie6 bids
WooL-We have hsd more business doing during The
lasl fortnight than previously ard descriptions
slight advance has been Obtained. The sssormepts OF
American the market yery small end prices
steady The sales snce for Merno l6i per
H. Rsfbrtd i5d sTITr, DAY & co.
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BurrgR-Ws have no arrival of States, and the Cana
dian parcels yet light Irish continues TO be In large
supply and the extreme quotation such has receded
90 present prices ruling The arrivals OF
Grease Butter continue TO be limited and los casks ofex
ira quality commanded 49s to 39s Cd per cwt
Import Of American Butter INTO Liverpool from Isl an
uary to 3Oh June 1876 goo hfkns st January TO SOh
June l847, 3 ASS trims
CHEEsE-The arrivals OF new continue TO be of very
mixed qualities In poor condition sales Of which effect
ed with difficulty al low prices
Import Of American Cheese into Liverpool from lot Jan
Untk
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LORN. &c Under hit n Ad have Only To hdVlse
nued arge imports hne sessonsbe weather end steady
downward tendency In the value OF breadsua-, win
sales limited immedate wants for consumption. With
reference 10 the future acd nothing 10 the inform
alton already placed before our fdends the question de
i no grouni for presuming that the Potato crop will be
lost although within the past few days Beans have been
the subject OF blight TO an Sufficient TO lead
active inquiry for Egyptian which had previously been
cutie neglected The shipments from the ST. Lawrence
have begun 10 pour in the arrivals between The 2th and
18th having been STA quarters o. Whes and q 49 bar
es Of Flour Any decided change IN the aspect OF
weather would lead advanced prices, VII lie, the
other hand continuance OF present favorable prospects
for our harvest lead 10 lower rates speculs
for the present. therefore end. Peas While Kid.
ney Beans and Black eyed Peas, wanted pres
eni any price supplies of vegetables being sbuudsn
HaMs-smoked or dried, continue TO be neglected or
Hams in salt pickle the arrivals have been large and
the demand limited
HoPs-The prospects for the home crop continue TO be
OF n very unfsvorabe character.
LARD has declined IN value since LAT The demand
during The VAIN weather being very llmlied.
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49,, EOK TuE FI~iIING HANKS
ieaal Notifies.

NOTICE Of application for tho discharge Of an nsol-
fom hts debts, pufsusnt 10 lhs provisions OF HE
Ihrd article OF h- first ue Of the hih ehsper OF mo Sc
cond part OF the Revised Statutes.
CONRAD !. MAYER, as well inilVlduANy as one OF
the iron Of Mayer king Notice first pubsned Angus,
1917 Cretiiors % appear before The Hon. VIM Paine
ee Albany County Judge his office, AZ Broadway, In
the Guy II Albany tho il day VI October next At 10
O'Clock. A NJ sui l-MluM
NOTICE Of application Tor ihe discharge Of an inso-
vent from his debts pursuant the provisions OF te
third arce ~ tne le OF the hh chapter Of the &C.
cond part Of the Revived Stsluies
HENRY NJ. Killing. a. we'll Individually AZ ono oflhs
firm Of Mayer King NOh-e fret pubii,hed August v
ian Creditors To appear before he Hon. VIM Parm-ee
Albany County Judge at BIZ office AZ Broadway, 10
the Cy Of Albany, no lin day OF october next Al ~
o5clock A. n au4 lswl0w
ORDER OF Rensselaer, Lamb, ESQ County Judge
DOf Cattsr.ugus County notice 10 hereby given Inst an
attachment la. issued against the estate Of PERRY bAk
NUN as nonresident debtor, and that the same wi te
sold for the OF his debls unless he The said Perry
Barnum appear and discharge such attachment according
10 law within nine months from the frat publication u
h, notice and that the payment Of any debts due 10 hlm
b. residents OF this STATE and he delivery 10 him or Tor
bic use Of any property within this state belonging 10
him. and transfer ~ any such property by m are Tor
hidden by law snd are void Dated July 30 lsr
J. T. WEEDEN,
su4 lawsm AWy for Attaching Creditor, Rsndolph MY.
(ITY LOANs.-Temporary loans. In anticipation OF
u u the city will BE- received 81 ms once
on and after August IN sums Of 900 and upward for
which bonds cigy will b. i.iued paysble on me o
OF F.brnary March next viii interest ~ me rate OF hvs
per cent per annnul. JOhs E"hN, c"Duon''
Controller. Ode, NsS-York July u, 1877. yS isu
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BY 4 c. KEMP, Anetioneer.
I ARGE AND IMPORTANT TRADE oALH

i ARtsE AND IWPOhTANT THAUE uAIsR
keeping Goods, on Wednesday and Thursday, Aueaa =
and g. the large store 2T Broadway opposite NE oily
Hall formerly occupied by Messfs Stewart &c.
very large aud extensive assortment Of rosewood ma
hogauy aud black walnut cabinet and upholstery fafni.
uTe and Ornamental housekeeping srices embracing AZ
puOns from tbs Richest and most fashionebes
worthy the attentions Of The trade hotel kespsrs and faui
Hes Consisting In part Of very rich and elegantly carved
rosovo God and mshOgs sofa, cOuch-s Nss to9 900.
dvans oomsns spring and ued seat paIlof chsie easy
de lain crimson plush and hair 9th coverings latest
approved Partisan and other styessso In the Egyptian,
Elizabethan, Gothic and Louis XIV styles slegsnfy
carved aud ornamented rosewood bookcases END were
robes, with large French plate mirror fronts and lined
thTou ghout with satin wood very splendid and highly
ia shed mahogany and black walnut wsrdrobos and booh
cases abeaul assortment OF ~ganty carved fosswood
center work aud toilet tables with Egyptian and who
marble tops and fancy chairs In very sncien antique
styles God and mahogany Gothic and french bod
sads dressing buresus card, center and dining tebles
bsdseads Of the approved Styles wsshstsods
with marble tops; coses chairs and bsdssedst earee
hair Mattresses &c All OF which have bee manufactures
rsned In every particular The same % sod II private
sale.
Also very large collection OF French Italian and Chi
Ornamental and Usefu Artcles-afthef per1eulafs
OF which " III he given hereafter.
Also, several isrgs French plate mirrora
Also by order q several extensive usnnfsciurers In
lot. To suit the trade very large assortment 81 csbne.
AMI upholstery furniture. adapted 10 city and country
lrsde, embracing all the usual variety.
Also, solar lamps, gifandoles, esndesbfas and ball
lamps, an extensive assortment
Also, 80 refTigeraiors, % he most approved style.
Also. 20 French spring and seltsdjus,ing mattresses
Also 30 rosewood portable writing desss Eve daefen,
sizes and patterns.
Also 100 rosewood nlaid lsiis. work boxes compds-
aoguesivil be ready and The goods nay be exam
med the day before the sale. mS
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Boarding.
OFFICE AND BOARD wkNTR

OFFICE AND BOARD WtNTRD.-A physi.
~ clan with a small family. wishes boad 10 genee and
pleasant family where Office ran he had 10 the same
foIse Provided the location IL favorable ths terms viii
De easily ged The lower part u the city would he
preferred. mot above Chambers st. Address o. r O.
Trihure oH-o aulu
DOONS To IET'-Fusn,hei or unhrrished with
II O without board PLEASANTLY situated In springst est
OF Broadway gentleman. or gentleman and we
Appiy az Broadway. aui lt'i p SAUL DEks.
DoaKDISt IN BKOOkI.YNATwo or three stu
I'D PIE gentlemen can be Accommodate with good rooms
board In prvste family where there are but lew
other b,arders BY applying 50 Highs between Adams
anL Pearl s.s. References required. aut wv.
BOARD WANTED-By brother and sister to
- whom the comforts a. quiet home are OF more conse-
Quanre than situation Preference will be given TO pri-
va,e family Pres moderate. address Box 1900, Post
Office. with terms. ani IT.
DOAKD-One Or TWO single gentlemen or genslepsn
ID and his vile he accommodated with full or paral
board In gene- private family In Franklinst west Of
and Broadway Apply aI9O Sransln'si References
exchanged. Au4 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04

ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC
FOR lS4s.
THE ROUGH AND READY ALMANAC FOk
i ISls. with Portrs and Autograph Of GeneralIsy'
Tor nov ready and for sale By the hundred or thousand
IA IA very neatly printed Calendars on very large type.
CONTENTS
Table Of Eclpses Tor the year,
Calendars. kc-
sioxr.phy Of GENERAL TAYLOR, 'ull and snihenhc.
With account Of all The Battles 10 which be has
been engaged.
Sketch Of John c Calhoun.
Biographical SEetch Of Genera Scott
Biographical Sketch q John Mclean
Census of he United states
Statistics Of Mexico.
Baglles Of he Revolution.
TIE Soldiers -Psetry-cunmsneinS
Twas 10 the trench Al Nera Cur
group u soldiers lsJ
Bueus visits ....
We ss~ heir watch 6fes ihrolgh re nigat
A Song
9Od Zark Tzyior's queer of rom . .
Account of me Bats aud skng u Corr - M United
stat-s ,hiD n war jamestown By the use 81 Corn
Mesl tassesf q CUR po~der-
Pronunciation Of Mexican csr1-f
Ar-rd0tes. Songs, he
~ gor .aIs n NewYOrs ~ he rrbuns Buildings ~
gbAHAM and By Prsu, Woodfor5 co 10 Pearl Ct ~
P5f.delphi. by org Elliou Co Pne- ~ centa; 57s
senis Def Dozen, and - per 10 Iy7DWsWkYu
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Csibre, RierdiDg Lisbon Schmidt, Bachen; L Orieu,
Wech, Trinidad de Cuba R Buck
Schrs Fairfax. Kendall Alexsbdrs M0utsn Chase
Porfsmouih. Loon. Pace Boston. Sarah Ann Johnson
Bsitimor'. John G. Adams. Norris Boston. Vine Gle
u-nis - Johns NIB Il Brsne Forest King. Kelly
Kirhmord
soop James L Long Jones. Providence.
Barge Venus, Nelson. Philadelphia.
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LINsFED CASE has experienced speculative demand.
the market has been cleared Of thick and thin round
mixed IN bulk Al II per while some small arrivals Of
hne quality IN thin round and thin ohlong 10 bulk have
sold subsequently A. 4 2 i5s to 50 IS.
PORK continues 10 be 10 liberal supply, and from ship
store dealers the deand IL still If limited Chsracter
Mess strips only have met with inquiry principally Tor
Ireland and ne parcels Of have realized much
7Ss per barrel
Import Of American Pork into Liverpool
InnnArI sinh Iuna. 1913 ah4 hAls
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Arrivals of Produce, &c. by the New-York
and Erie Raiiroad.......J.F y. Cla' LseR, .4FsHf.
Rsyorfsd sfse,sI!y for TAs NsrS- Ysys TSsbrrs.
TUESDAY August 8 ls47.

N,tc York and Erie RailrOad-per barge Henry Marsh
frks y tubs butter calves sheep hogs, Capt King;
81 FIX. s. tubs butter calves IS sheep IA hogs Capt Leeds
10 sheep MeIutyte Young; Al tubs rs ss butter - hogs
II cslves cattle Jennings Thompsopi - tubs - ffks
butter 81 hogs calves & COemSD i1bs butler - hogs,
Csps ClSs so sheep. hoproueh 5iks 81 '1os butter.
bbls do, Lsbrskie; IS bbs p bks do, TalnAni
bbls do, DemsresI bbls bkts do, Darye.
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General Notices.

r7-Geuernl Society Of Mechanics and Trades
men of the CITY Of New Ork.-The Monthly Meet
ing Of the society viii he held 81 Mechanics Hall. 40
Broadway, tie evening, (Aug. 81 on hour after sInss
suf It ISAAC FRYER, Secretary.
~ The Members Of New-YOrk Division, No.
OF hereby notified 10 meet the Division Room,
3 Broadway. THIS DAY "wednesday. Aug. ~ Al q
past o'clock 10 attend The funeral OF Bro JohS MA
TIlgw, decessed WF.PLUMB, ". P.
ID. II. SCoTr. r. =. aui II
rvAssociation No 1. 4 nited Brothers Of Tenn
pernncc.-The Brothers Of this Association are notified
hat 81 election officers FOR the ensuing QIsrar VIII be
held Wednesday evening he ilh inst o'clock 81 the
hall corner OF Lspenarcst and Broadway Dickies build
ingl. y. X. TERRY, President.
p. H. DREyER, Rec. Sec aus p
re- Quarterly Report statement shOwin 2 the true
condition Of the SEVENTH WARD BANK OF The Civ oi
hewYoTk the morning Of the FIRST dsy Of August, lG4
RESOURCES.
I.oars and dfsrOunts ~4ll 1A
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DIED:

A, cinennssi on Thursdsy July Is, BY Rev Z Col.
uns WILLIAM d. FASsHAW to MARIE LOUISE
higgins
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Iusr PUBLISHED.


V1HE COMPLETE ANGLER by lsaac Walton, The lf-1
L American edition, 10 vols with Biographical fefsce
and copious Notes BY AZ American Editor Pnce ~ -
Also The American Angler's Guide "a edition. inter-
e.tnR work On American Angling with Plates OF HOOKS,
handsomely bound IN cloth Piice 81 cIs FOR sale by
aus JOHN J. BhONN ~ ~ FltOD-st
cUTTER7s ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY
THIS WORK Of3i2 pages by Calvin Gutter, VI. D. has
passed seven editions OF three thousand eaen
In -.s 10 - used In mOst Of the acsfe
mics and select schools Of New England and New York
IL einbrsces-si. AnsOmy-a description u the Human
system lusaied by more than DO engraving ID Ply
.1oyy-a Description " The Of the several paris Sd
Hggene-rules fJr the preseryaOn u health 4th- DTec-
ons FOR The proper u sccdentsa the recoTe-
~ persons apparently tOwned, srresnz henCfrhagS
tom divided blood vessels, &c making u valuable
wort Tor families - well 90 schools. For sale BY
CLARK I AUSTIN 15 Broadway
ivr4sg and he Booksellers generally.
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Books.

BOOKS FOR SUMMER READING
TI,HE MAID or THE VALLEY, or the Brothers, Re-
L yenge, tale Of the Revolution by A. J. Herr Prce
l2i cts
The Duke and TIE Cossn. by Mrs. Grey. Price % eta
Russell. boy james. Price - cia
The Secret Trhuns', an historical novel BY Dumas
Price 25cts.
The Unfortunate Maid the Mlset- Fae. Price q eta.
The Midnight Bell. or The Faial Hour, milling r0-
nance. Price p ots
The knight u GSynne. ~ Lever. Price p eta.
Father De Mr1ns or the Crimes of ondOu, Part III,
by The anihor Of LIE IN London Price - cts
Wagner. the Weir " OH. Part II. Price p eta.
The Tower of London, historical romance, by Aims
worth. Price 30 cs
LIE Of Gen Rachary Taylor aud History u he War
10 Mexico. with illustrations Pice ~ ca.
Msun's bibls No. 81. Price - cIE.
The Bandits Of the Osage
Orahan's Magazine fOrAug Price DC Subscription, 8
NatOual l8i -
LadIs Book p -
Hunts Merchants ~ g
and al Tho Other magazines ~ soon ~ published and
cheap publications too numerous 10 mention Agents and
Others supplied On the best Of terms, by
NM H. GRAHAM,
au32us Trbun- Bulldogs. Na'sau.st.
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FOR JULY, A.



The receipts, II will be seen. show very large in
crease, equal to 43 per cent without considering the
specie. The business at the Custom House continues
to be large the receipts the ID having been s9i4l6
ami the amount Of goods entered exceeded 100000
warrant for $50 drawn by the Treasurer of
the United States the Assistant Treasurer at this
port refused payment today the ground that
had been issued than eighty days. The DepsT,
ment may have good for this annoying regua
ton, but II 10 not easy to imagine what they The
consequence Of the order IT, that holders of warrants
who may not DO able to present them within the time
specified must be the risk expense and delay Of send
ing them 10 Washington.
The City Fire Insurance Company has declared
dividend OF 10 per cent.
The Commonwealth of Massachusetts, has taken
her quota Of onehird Of the stock at par, Of the
Western Railroad This stock s selling at II and 70 per
cent advance from tho par value or cost.
The amount of duties received at the Phadel-
phis Custom House, was 1870 1897
In July .S5egSi, - p2s
Previously ....--...... .......---lol7t94 l322uoJ
Total months ............Sl ,9O7OlO SL7O6OlO
Excess in lSi1.-------------- .S%VV''1.
The arrivals st Philadelphia in July were u foreign
and l52s cosstwi'e.
The arrivals at Boston in July were l,O27. of
which 737 were coa.twse and 300 foreign. of the
rivals bark ~ briggs and l55 schooners were British
The Clearsnces were G3l of which 3l5 coss~ise
and $40 foreign. The arrivals in this month were
larger than ever before known in one month
The following shows the collections at the Col
Ieciors Office, Philadelphia and Columbia Railway, Phil
sdelphis
Amount as per last report. sleO54i II
Amount July, ls4 zo'lSi ~
Whole amount since Nov. 1916 ...-.... s20s533 Os
Same time lasi year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS io0.'o4 -
Increase ..---.----.-----.---.- sfz,'fo oi
The Little Miami Railroad Company have enter
ed into contract with the mandatory Pittsburgh
Tor sufciency of heavy rail to relay about IS miles of
the track.
The Memphis Eagle, ofthe 2lst alt. says; Farmers
and Merchant. money shade better-seing at 60 to
65 cents on the dollar" The Memphis Monitor, OF the
same date says -" Farmers and Merchants Bank bills
will be received par for all subscribers to the
Monitor
The LouisrMe Courier says that three thousand
shares in the Louisville and Frankfort Railroad Com
psny have been taken. This nsures the completion OF
that work.
The following are the principal imports into New
Orleans from the interior from ls Sept lsi6 and ls45
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Foreign Correspondence Of The Tribune

Asm.-U Pot 5000 "a. Pcsh ia z7s %.
BACONDned and smoked old 40ss a., Long mddes rec
from salt per Cos: do do Rib In, i0s
Short do free from bone, 54saots do do Rib IN, 5os 6Js
Shoulders 500 , ~.
BgEr-Prme Mess per fierce 3Oi lbs. new, 9os s5,;
Prime Mess per fierce 50i bs ordinary go 70 83s Mess
per bb 200 bs 55s 10 6o Mes per Dbl 200 b ordinary
42s 52. Extra India Family &c per teIce 5S6 lbs 1888
10 llGs do per half bbl. 100 lbs 35s to 42s
BEEswAx-Unblesched du.y free, t6 100 TO ~ % per
cwt.
BUTTER-U. y. Fine, none.
CnEEss-Fins, 52s to SIS mddling, 45i 70 4sr ordi-
nary, 42s 10 44s
and mixed 90 to Cd red - to "a 3d. Flour Western
Canal per Dbl SO t. SIS Cd; Richmond and Alexandra 32s
33s 50; Philadelphia AID Baltimore 32s TO go; New
Orleans and Ohio 3.; Canadian 32s to 95 9. and
Canadian rs 6dTo 28s Sd Oats per - b', 81 I'd 10
"a; Oatmeal per $40 hs 40s 42s Indian Corr per 4a0
lbs 35Ito as Indsn Meal per Dbl 100 2Os Cd; Barley,
per 60 lbs IS TO 6s Rye 48e lbs 80 10 Sos Peas per
5O4 lbs 5is to 56s Kidney Beans, and y Peas per
HINs-Dry smoked or dry In 4os 10 Sic per ewi
in cssEs, in sa',, not smoked, 4sa to 52t per cwt
HoPs-duty 45s per evil, 4ns TO jOs. per cwt
LARD-Fiue Leafin kegs 500 to $40 per cwl do in hbs
46s 81. ordinary TO mddlng fs 10 45s inferior and
LlNsEtD CAEE-a7 to 81 per ton.
PoRE-Prlme Mess, new, per Dbl 2oo lbs. 7os TO 76s;
200 lbs 65s 10 ga, Prime, per Dbl 90 bs, SIS 70 62s
sEED-Rlax per hid Of bnshels lbs 49,, Clover duty
81 per cwt Duty pd pr cwt BE ga Timothy Hs 15s
TALLOw-DUty paid. per cwi 46s 500 $500
Imports Of No,n rasreon Product from la 10 lM July
1917. tHclu~fTe
From Tnned States sos cs 90 bbls Beef; ST. bbls
Pork 1913 bOxss Cheese; 58l bbls ia kegs LsTd -
bbs Pot Ashes 1880 qrs Indian Corn; 4Osj qrs Wheat
81 $50 bbs Flour.
iron, Brtih Ape i8s bbls Pork % boxe. CHI ese
200 frklns Butter SJ bbs Pot 70 Pearl Ashes ia qrs
Wheat; % l39 bbls + our.
AsHEs-RelA sales have been made as high as sos for
old Pots but with arrivals Of new Montreal not yet
brought on the MARKET prices are unsettled.
Bacon has been In large supply, especially short MD
dies rib TO- VIC NewOfeans, many parcels Of which have
come TO hand heated and dscOored the great prejudice
of value We reduce quotations 2ss Ia per c~i, and
al these sales progress Owly In Inferior parcels
while fine Eastern cure Is wanted, and would sl com
msnd extreme prces The impor, Of American Bacon
Liverpool for The Half gear ending 3oh ut has been
II 629 cwt
Brsr-Wih imports much below those ~ lssiyesT hold
ers are hrm existing quotations, but which rem
oered nominal by lho operations Of dealers being
Of a limited character owing to he large proportion Of
American side.