davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-08

STEAM CARS FOR THE PRAIRIEs.-Gen. Semple,
ofInols, for several years past, has devoted much
time in experimenting upon the application of
steam, for propelling freight and passenger cars
over the prairies in Illinois. The Illinois Journal
Of the 2lst ult., says =" General s. has been rum
ming his prairie car, for several days past, very
successfully, and will run it tomorrow, and Mon
day and Tuesday of next week-on which days he
will be gratifed to have large number Of our
citizens witness the operation. There are among
us many who regard the success. of Gen. Sempe's
undertaking, as highly Important
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-08

AN ELorEMENT, AND THE BESEr'Trs OF THE IE.E-
rH-The other day ths sheriff in this city re-
ceived a communication by lightning from Mar
shall from an unfortunate individual, stating ~ ~
his better hf II had left his bed and hoard that mora
ing IN the cars, for the purpose OF meeting mau
by the name OF MIR. e.. This commuaicati ION
was communicated TO under sheriff Johnson, Il
short time before the western cars arrived, who,
with his usual vigilance placed himself at the de-
pot, where he awaited the arrival ot the cars for
two purposes; first, for the purpose OF Witnessing
the happy meeting OF the abscondng lovers; and,
secondly, that ne might satisfy himself of their
real Intentions and guilt, by keeping his eye upon
them. He saw them meet amidst the throng of
passengers at the depot, and found TO difficulty in
selecting the happy pair, for they met, not as
honest man and wife are wont to meet-deep and
flashing anxiety marked his every feature and his
every look when he received her and led her o ut
to the cab, previously engaged for their accommo-
dalton. The cab proceeded up Woodbridge street
10 the new ferry dock, and on finding the boat to
be on the Canada side, directed the driver to kill
time by giving them an airing up Jefferson avenue
until such time as the boat should return, which
was done. The under sheriff having become
tsfed that their intention was to cross over into
Canada, procured a warrant for Mr.. C's arrest,
and, on their return to the ferry do TX, arrested
them both. On an examination, the man was dis
charged, but the lady still remains in custody of
the officer, to await the arrival OF her lawful pro-
teetor. The lady is very pretty and quite young
only eighteen. The man she intended eloping
with has, we understand, a wife and two children,
and all interested are of respectable standing In
society. We forbear, at this time, giving names
or making comments.-Detroit Free Press.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-08

CAPT. VANDERLlN.-This individual, says the
Cincinnati Commercial of I'd INST, of whom we
made mention some two months since, as having
disappeared from New Orleans with about $50, 900,
which had been entrusted to his care, passed
through this city yesterday in charge of officers,
and in chains. He was taken down on the steamer
Fashion to Louisville, where he takes boat for
New Orleans. He was arrested in one of the
eastern cities. Capt V. had, previous to this
and his friends, even now, think that there is some
mistake in this affair, which will be satisfactorily
explained
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-08

pLymovriJuy sosli fcs- rTcs Harrison Nckersou New
Ycrk. -"
PnAnELruA. r-us.7-arr brig POGO -ocke Brewer Dos
tom scs Increase, Westcott troylcuce Friends astt
Nsnuoiet
sALrm. Arg Arr tclr Csna-y FAruswor.h Philadelphia
SD, hig hittier Lambert, ferasmbreo.
sAvAnrAii Aus Arr la ks Z-nobia, knowt Boston;
Fxset Stevens New YORK; brgs Coumtia ones
baltimore Brown. Bosom CID, brig Nathan Hale crowe
Crsbtree; and Holmes Marshall ~ ED schrs Debo.
rnh Robbins, and Delaware. Francis. New York.
MiinNGroN Aug 3trr brig Belle VIII Jams. York; schr
Davis Briggs New York brig petesbury Oliver Nlok;
Me; 0, schr Charles Mills Sanford. New Yors.
Passengers Arrived.
CHARI EsroN-steamer Northerner-Cap. Van Ness A,
Berney, II West Taylor. pairsr. Stry Captains
BisndIg Wilson A Denslow, Jas Bancrop tioul6
Chas Hutchirgs, Hull Sayre, Henry Rev Trus-
Widman and LADY VIM Tasting. Miss Fountain Mrs Gerard
Henry har Crler Stewart Mr. Marks EXC Brackey,
Farrell smith Q Terry Oaks. Mrs Marshall child,
smith, Hooper, Beecher. Robinson, John L
pezant John Cay John Cay Mrs nne.t. Miss Gordon
Ms Laaette Conway Harris Morris aud LADY John
Shoots, Y Bake Hungerford, w Peabody W White,
Bskisy smith, Howell Geo Comm. RoSSSs
Gamble, Jas Quantock, Huger, r middleton, LUIS
dorf, II w Versatile. Rosenbaud.
hiP WsterSo.Dr Patterson and Mrs
YorA; Mrs Holns and yAndyke, do; Smith, Ireland;
hrTFntby, England Mrs Frtby do Mr. Galbrah, Ire.
land; Mrs Cabraith do; Miss Mary Williams Mrs Wright
Allen Msr.hs EnglaId; Mrs Naugee, New York; DR.
Watson. Bridgeport, CT, and Sol in the steerage.
HAhBURs-Bark Agenors-Carl Berghof, Carl Knpper A
Lonpe, W Darst, Boorhardt.
lady.
SAvANnLA-Brig Browne-w Coleman and sen, W Ly-
ons engineer Of the steamer New Grenada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-08
MARITIME In II LII G Il n
SHIP NEWS NOTCH.

Commanders Of vessels bound to this port win confss
favor upon by having all parcels, papers, and
ports intended for the EeW York Herald ready for i'm
mediate delivery 20 steamer, the News BoY.
She will board inward bound vessels In the vicinity Of
Sandy Hook Those bound to other ports, whether TO-
reign or domestic will confer additional favor BY
forwarding to the Herald, through the mail other
wise, ship papers that may be deemed Of inter
est to the community. We will gladly recprocate the
favor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-08
Home Ports,
ia, Va, Aug 4-Cld, bark Victory, Atkins, Liver


ALrxASDRIAva, Aug 4Cid bark Victory, Atkins Liver
vpao IN po sS s aSsg ET wsd a.
aos, .sd ..S Arr bark Archibald crase FIN
S A : Na Thompson Thompson
S: sfS
ell do GhSCps En- Emery do Ga bark Maryland D.yi. Bait
NisksrsOn baltimore Mary wheIden Philadeiphs brss
6rmn Ph!adelpia Isabella Sherwood New York; Mary
as p :SPs
s s PenS S nns o'
Florence ann Clayton Brilliant D.nmss sn
ccopee Baker Phad ro% below Sss cy
rus Isabelle Sunday ship Clyde barks waban Prospect snthe
B.seOn, Aug 2med, .ehs IIy Lowell Thomas Work;
sSrs juliet Robinson Porte sss Ca
Mishely Rotterdam Richard Andertos, Bennett. Richmond
BSnne sa Ro aa sss
market Cornthisn, Dashed Savannah CurIew Nelson Dan
veg. Ss Harriet Fuller Bradley rA
Hudson; NYork Ransom Marshall Iaysna schs Moro and
&C. Yates Phad s brig Bnta stroSi SYos ''n''
dout ''''' ""' II !" ''"''' WIN
eLouorsrra, Aug 8. Sid, bark Izete Rogers surinam
GEoneETowS, July T,Ar brig Albion Cooper Giles NYorr
Monmr July sOAnsed Brig Hardy burlington, from Port
Nonrolr. Aug sArr sshr Mary Jane. osborne n York.
Janeirg Jane GanO, Matthias Vera Cruz ginman Kns
leopold bSe bSnan To
Busss Tam Dora Boich Pennsacola Towcd 10 3d.
ship Virginia brss soue aud Emma and schrs Visitor and
July aArr steamship Galveston BSgar. Vera Cruz; cha
Alexander tBr Sutherland Kingston and Falmouth Jr brig
bsys. Pls'Sn Con- ss,mor" ' Lois ssrSa
July asArr steamship Hercules Fooe Vera Cruz steamer
Ocean Frcebon DO CID slips Geneva Tucker Bordeansi CITY
& @ cSS ys Is ! gn xSuVF gS;
= Thomas Bny West Braros santiago liorinda Thompson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-08

TORNADO IN RIPLEY, ME.-There was violent
tornado, over tract about fifteen miles long and
halt mile wide, last Thursday, In the towns of
Ripley, Dexter and Garland Me- The chief da-
mage was in the town of Ripley, where the Ban
gor JYhig says fifteen houses Were completely de-
mollshed, A school house, with the scholars
assembled, was lifted and turned round
large barn and other buildings in Dexter
were destroyed, and scattered out of sight.
Great hsmlock and other trees were twisted
off and whirled with fearful force, high into
the air. Crops, fences, stone walls and
everything in its course, were swept to instant
destruction 1t was accompanied by loud and
startling roar An observer from halt mile dis
lance, says that the appearance as it passed along
was like the smoke of huge steamboat chimney,
In wild and furious notion NewbWyport Herald,
dug 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-08

Sshr Frcn Dale oyngon Ca'ai 10 days lumber ,nssssr
sehr Afarti =. f"'rc Pr. II dag
New lorf
schr lewis Chester Philadelphia, 6sys with raa,.
SSir N,br is Smith Robinson iits,'-hi,. dlyS s,a
SIR : Ia'ten, frissS. Pmiaisnii Gaya
Schr WV rro~ell Osborn, Philadelphia days
fach, Northern Light. Winchester. BJssD, Newport ::
hours
Below.
Hone. 81 Martina II daya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-08

kEEcH1E INDIANS AMONG 1Im CHRRoKEEs "A
lew days since there was party OF keechie In
dams at this place on a visit to the Cberokees.
They had a short "talk" with the chief of this
nation, who, in reply, expressed his qualification
at seeing them; assured them of the GOOD will of
the Cherokees, and urged them to a course of
friendship with all men He also presented them
with tobacco and wampum and some other ar.
tcles ~ Cherokee dduOogtc, I7h ypiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-08

Packet ship Ashtuiton Liverpool ship Hudson Glasgow;
bark Regatta 81 Petersburg Lucy Peuniman Rio Janeiro
Condor, Portland.
No vessels in sight yesterday afe south Of tho wood
laId, and at from oil Fire Island, by the News Boy
AUGUST WIND. at sunrss NNw Meridian. calm; sun
set. oderae brteze from the s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-08
Army Intelligence.

The steamship Galveston brought over from
Vera Cruz company F of I'd Dragons, consisting
OF ninety men, with Captain Sibley and Lieuts.
Bickwell and Oaks of that regiment, and the fol-
loving additional passengers Colonel Wilson,
Colonel Andrews, Captain Williamson Lieut..
Denton, and Messrs. Mansfield, Simson, Merrel,
Shabln. Hall, Ely, Lance, Frazer, Lambert,
Speyer, Marine. and Mr.. and Mrs. Clay. Joseph
Smith, for many years a resident of Mexico, died
on the passage on the 18th. His effects will be
left at the office of the quarermaster in this city,
subject TO the order OF his friends-N o Picay.ne,
18th .,(y.
The I'd Infantry reached this city yesterday from
Pascagoula, and leaves to-day for Jefferson bar
racks, under the command of Major Seawell. The
case OF this regiment is a hard one, though per-
haps, unayoldably so. To say nothing of the
harassing iatgues of so long march, it should be
remembered that no opportunity has been afforded
the regiment to visit their families or to arrange
their private affairs after their two years service
IN Mexico. The regiment leaves so late in the
season that II Is scarcely possible to cross the
mountains this year II will probably winter al
Bents Fort on the Arkansas or at Santa Fe.
Breyet Brig Gen. Riley is the colonel of this regl-
mert. He is now in the North, and will ION the
command at Jefferson barracks. Upon him will
devoye the command Of all our forces in Califor-
ma, and he will, we presume, Discharge the duties
Of civil and military Governor OF California until
congress shall organize new territorial govern
ment.-N. o. P,cdyune, July %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-08

IsT OF LETTERS RETAINING IN THE NEW YORK
II Pest Ohoe, August g. 18la
OFFICIALLY PUHIIsfzED LARGEST
CIRCULATION.
Please mention the data which they are advertised
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-08

LErrEn BAGS Of ship American Eagle for London will close
at the Exchange Reading Room this day at half past o'clock
LITTER BAGS Of Steamer Europa for Halifax and Liverpool
will close the above oce this afternoon at quarter before
6ocock Letterscan be prepaid TO their destination.
LOST OvERBoARp-On Sunday of Robins Reef from board
lis liter schr. A. s. Maitland Spencer native this city
where he has left wife and ave children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30
By telegraph 10 tn, Stw-YOrk Tribune
~hipwreck and Loss Of Ten L'es'

poz~c~ -l1csy, lcl -
Bar Csrmehta. q Bangor Capt. Cole ron
Fsysl IN SEPTEMBER for Boston With cargo OF I'70o
barrels sperm OIL VINES. sc and . psssensers "A'
abandoned - sea 2sth september. Il SINKING eon'
tsor. having been boarded - IS vale 'e-l1n- p
gale. On the I'D 10 AT ~ 81. y long - W ~
winch swept The decks aBd preached TIE vessel 70
she "a. sot before he wind assin eakins oAi-y-
coon became unmsuaEeable and 5roschet TO secona
time and caPsized
Capt Cole. two mates eve sesuen, md iolF pa
senger. succeeded IN regsiniug TIE ve-se. nns pa
.sngsr. three Of them iernse. and one seAHAn were
drowned
About one hour after the vesse nsh'ed VIII ma n
mas, fore and mizren topsss gone and iai' OF water
Came 20 on the other tack and Jay on aeF oes enas
during the night ~ isyHsh next morning found ne
b.lxsrks Cd gone stsncheons snd covering oond'
from fore 20 mizzen rigging gone on stsroosrd SIDE
hsche. and pump geAl carried away and the vessel
complete wreck-the Sea making clear oreaca over
her Both mates totally disabled. Crew wholly ex
bs1sted and one passenger with a broken es We
.ucceeded in clearing the wreck Of broken spafs snd
sevinra small quantity Of beef snd wine on which we
sBb.i.,ed until the 18th when We were taken % BY
the British bark Csstrss Cspi Kinds from - Lueis
bound o. Dublin. on The "a October spoke Swedish
brig Marie Cspt VALE. from Bordeaux Tor Ne"-i orN
who took on board Capt Cole. eight Of TIE cre" ana
two passenger. leaving one passenger samuel Parsons
of Connecticut with bis le- broken and two seamen,
On board the Castries
OCT ls-Lst a. %. lon. % 81. fell IN with bark We
locitv Capt Atkins from Liverpool for Alexandra "a
who received on board Capt Cole. bis hrst mate and
uo men leaving on board TIE NJ the second mate
two passengers and Two seamen
Csut & hs first rlate and ore man landed a. Chat
ham from the velocity YESTERDAY, and arrived IN TINS
city
The following sre the names Of those drowned -
charles Mcdonald of Philadelphia George Chase Of
Nantucket. John Jacent do John santos OF Western
Glands Manuel Enos DO Manuel and wife do Mary
,.h, csroe on board A. Fsya with John Jacent
Maria child u years old taken on board a. syal By
car, cole Janes Clark seaman Of Maine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30
Atlantic, Lake and Mississippi Telegraph.
ELECTION RETURNS.

The general anxiety throughout the United
states 10 ascertain a. the earliest practicable moment
the results Of the Presidential Election, induces the
subscriber 10 request the teegraphers the various
lines within the Atlantic Lake sud Mississippi Range
10 keep their 01css open al i0us y night as Ueu as
day tor the reception and transmission OF dispatches
and for the correction OF any errors until the returns
are correctly transmitted between s the states tnat
are connected by these Ines VIZ Pennsylvania New
York Ohio. Maryland Virginia Kentucky, Michigan,
Indiana Illinois, Missouri Iowa. Tennessee, Alabama,
Mississippi and Louisiana
The exemplary name in which the Ielegrapners
generally have compiled with public expectation ON
such occasions renders needless 90 add more than
request that be fasH 70 dr0d srr0r by
curing that all dispatches offered for Transmission
shall be written very plainly. and with numbers in
words instead ot figures.
or course no tcegrapner sud officer or other per
son connected with any Telegraph Company .ill trans
init any dispatches that not signed with proper
bat. additional precHuton Il . suzgestsd
r,sdpcs If the writer be also added O. ths dis
patch
The reporters for the newspapers At the various te.e
graph stations have IL 10 their power largely "a aid IN
these objects and their cooperation j. respectfully n
yited with the that everything which can
consistently be done will be done 10 promote their
convenience in disseminating correct and early nte.i
sence respecting the Presidential Election.
New.York. oct. .. l-i'. HENRY O'RlELLY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30


DEATH or Hos. HAKKlsoN GRAY oris.-DNd,
AZ his iesdence IN BracOnst at o'clock TINS motnm.
the Hon Harrison Gray Ous. lie was descendant Of
John Gus who from England 20 this country ana
settled in bingham Mass. IN the year 1850, and a
nephew Of the celebrated James OTIS of Revolutionary
memory to whose eoquence and patriotism the esule
of American Independence was 50 largely indebted
Mr. Gus was born in this city October :, llo9, md
was consequently IN his -4th year on ihi- the CLOSING
day of his life lie graduated Al Harvard University m
l7-3 Three of his classmates viii survive MN. Asa
Andrews Jeremiah : Roies and John Ewins M
on. mas hlled many important public Offices Ne has
represented Massachusetts, IN both houses Of Congress
His reply 10 MIR Pinckuey IN the senate On the Missouri
Compromise IL masterpiece Of tributary cloiuence
he was appointed District Attorney under John Adams
was aubssquently member ofihe celebrated Hartford
Convention President OF our state senate lodge
OF the Boston Court Of Common Pleas, ana ue uHi
MavOr OF Boston.
Few men have ever impressed themselves go lsfgey
uu IN the political character and desnies Of TINS Com
uouw.alth In all great public questions he has taken
An tarnest and active interest 10 the last r." "ee"
OF bis earthly career HIS ,lOqucnce vas OF the lJ''
stamp graceful cunciliatory elegant aud srsumenisne
rather than impassioned and turbulent II appesfd
more TO the than the passions and the gr'e'
of literature gave 10 an intellectual charm
The closing effort of Mr. Ous's political me was hh
letter IN hshs Of Gen ItYlors election, when sii'M
ed the early part of this month, Probably his dean
was accelerated by the eiort and excitement OF n'i
composition and he would have been well eonienb
that his days should be abbreviated In such cru'e ~
long the faculty Of speech remained up Ia lhuf'd''
last he manifested his interest in the political conceiu'
and welfare Of his country.
HIS intellectual faculties were bright and vigorous 70
the last aud he died without pain, 20 gently that iho'e
who watched with him could no, tell the exact tnonsni
OF the spirits departure He has gone full OF years
and oi hOnors 20 meet the experience OF higher e
and smper sphere of existence
immortality Oerswceps
All pains. all tears all iime, all eafs-and prss
Like the eternal hunders Of the deep
Into our ears this uuih-He lives forever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30

lNrH CoNoREssIoNAL DlsIMcT.-The utmost
harmony prevailed at the Rauhcation Meeting,
on Friday evening, at the junction OF Grand-st and
East Broadway. J H. HoBAET HAws presided,
and the Report OF the Committe nominating Wal
TAR USDKKHIIL as the Wing candidate tor Con
gress the Fourth District received With great
enthusiasm and unsnimiiy. HlAAN hErcHAN Esq
addressed tie very large audience there assembled
and eoeuently spoke Of the worth and talents Of Nj
Underhul New. York merchant and suitable
representative OF Newlork interests IN Congress
After some singing by Mr Frazer. LEvIs B. REID ir
young Wing OF The Seventh Ward delivered saol'
but pointed and eloquent appeal in favor Of the Wig
cause candidates and regulsr nominations. The meet
Ing then adjourned and formed procession snd
marched TO tender the in person 10 then
candidate. WAlrEs UNDExHLL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY mArTERs



sAruRDAY Oct 2--P n
There was a reaction in the Stock market %
day, and all the stocks the list improved Treasury
Notes went 70 =. ia the street which b nearly
back whore they stood before the groundess psnf
OF last week
Sterling bills stand at T a-l for leading bills. boz
there is no action Of importance There will be- far
business tor the steamer Of Wednesday bat q %
doubtful II prices firmly maintained.
The Freight market today for Great Britain -
quiet and the rates tend downward Flour Is shpped
at2sd2- 3D. Grain 747id Cotton S,i Heavy freissi
2js0JOs TO London British vessel took Hour At .
The amount OF coin Ia the subTreasury 10 day
Is - 10000 The receipts tor day two past have
been large the Europa and United states have beer
entered The sub-Tressurer mas orders 10 pay s5o00
Of the Mexican Indemnity money, and i. prepared
dis5urse that amount The drafts the Sub Treasury
last week reached S262 $50.
The following table will show the exports o.
Specie from this port designated BY the entries
At the Custom House since the publication Of our AZ
report and during the year
80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-30
By THE MIDNIGHT SOITHERN NAIL
Political Prospects, sc.



PmlApELFuA Sunday DC, .
You are perfectly correct. in your editona ON.
rnsnts Of yesterday a. o. the political a'Pcct car
-,s,e The ,sicgrspnic 'orts WI sm eoarn,ea
-.r. az ~ least g. SOB gain over Johnstons va. l.
the counties fr.i 20 be hesrt from The result sosA
NOT be- n the least doubtful w. could De- assured u
fair pay and no pipe laying The tier Of counties bor
dsrine On YOUR state since Cassisin has resolved =
lei the Empire state 10 by deisut some tnuusz1s d,
voters be- spsred % make las' rttan oi ne F-oe
sentiment If Pennsyivsnis. our friends hoNeFe-
have been iOrcWarncd 10 intended imfnri-tQns snc
trust are iorcsumed-not f1Hf fr'rfd - Loco cue-
,nli use bis party friends aNays were in Nli smel.n.
thar rsch oi them might poll flHr r1ffs
The meeting ~ Brsndy~.ne springs. De.a.are
~ made an excellent sperch. which VII AID o. h,
,t,ifsron - Statesman. lf VII Do published enrre
brr unfortunately Is too long i'r the single edaln 4
any paper haying reference io space occupied y ,ns
raj news
~ srs county OF Philadelphia viii increase rs voe
,,r Tsylor over that OF johnston thinN me Iiypfo
,r ,i1 give from ~ % go majority sui TIE Cc1av
-nlto 300 or gain ot -ooO % -tV Do noi 1cle1e
,hs- . an incorporated district .n thc County Ea.ch
Wi give CAss a ms lriy. unless 70 De- oyaut1,ag
and hen thc race vii be- nccs and meek although ior
/ wear. Loco. Focoism has held uncnecAed sway Pc hs
District -
ch-issfou with dates one day m advance Of The nal
There !. DO news ] see ihat the bars Lons. Brad
street from yosr city the non arrival 90 "nicn base
rir3 much socitudc reached New Orleans on The sth
There was bat a limited export demand for fou'
YESTERDAY ana holders cfiuce more anxiety - eel
about 2A0 bbis fair Pennsylvania brands sold Il 81
which ia slight decline. Corn Meal i also slts
lower ANA 800 or coo bbs sold - - Cos Rye toer
I. sts,dv A. l2l Wheat j. IN fair demand and 600
to sOC0 bush sold az l3 us ci Tor red aud lN 90
Tor choice white Corn stationary with sa'es AZ % -
cts tor Tat and round yellow. Oats are 'oN'i AMI
southern have been sold ~ > - cts cotton ~
/ change in the market Groceres-lhc only ss.e Is
about 90 hhds New Orleans clarified sugar AZ ~ CO
4 mos Provisions j. without movement Nhisky-
sales oi 40 hbls 40 23 cts.
SASS or ~rocNs.- ttrsf Board 100 state - ~
! l2a Jersey Copper . >leN Reading bds eo' G
50 lehigh Coal scrip. ,ls. >lOo state . ~ -
Morris Cana. 9 a. 900 Nav os 0-. cash - So %
state b.. 81 30 Morris Canal. -, 500 lehgn Coai
scrip. 81 I Penn RR 81 100 Reading RR bs. IN io
so Morris Canal.
>eroad Board-q Western Bk fsi $500 state =, 81
100 Morris Canal. cash. 4 Penn kR 20 Mech. bN
15, - 500 L ts h3. lOit e2aOO state =, -
: so state 81. 81 l3s $40 hk ~ "n .
lO Vick.buIs i0f 20 Mechs BIZ 21i 200 Morris ca
nal 100 Morris Canal bo g.