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Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

6TA public meeting Of those who de-
sire to emigrate to California the coming
spring, is to be holden at Galena oD~tfie
9th Of December.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

Singular Coincidence.-The three VIII
lagos Of Warsaw, Keokuk. and AIexan.
dria, lying in sight Of each other, only
four miles distant, in the three Locoioco
States Of Illinois, Iowa and Missouri, and
all in sight Of the old Fort once conman-
ded by General Taylor, have each given
him majority,-and what is more curl
Gus still, the majority in each of these
places is 29!-Warsaw Signal.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

Hon. GEORGE McDUFF1E, Of S. Carolina,
whose henlth has for a long time been in
a very precarious condition, is now, says
the Hamburg rs. c. Journal, rapidly i'm
proving under the care of Hydropathst
physicians.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

The STEAMER MoNIDA exploded lately
on the Red River, and killed several.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

DEcoY DUcks.-Taylorites of Lawrence
and other places in Massachusetts, are en-.
deavorIng 10 prop their sinking cause. by
announcing "Hon. James Wilson, of New
Hampshire" as one of their Slavery
''stool pigeons" to address them in behalf
Of that old stakeholder Zachary TAYLOR.
This may do for that latitude. But it
wouldn't do in this State, where his fire.
quent declarations against Gen. Ia flor
are well known. When those Lawrence
Tay lorites catch James Wilson preaching
lay lorism and Slavery in their CITY or
elsewhere, we guess they'll "catch a
artar."-Concord IN. H.) Freeman.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

MURDER AND RoBBERY.-A rumor was
current in St. Louis, on the Goth inst,
that Major Singer, Paymaster in the U.
S. Army, had been murdered in Saline
CO., Mo-, and $4,000 taken from him.
We presume the rumor mus: have been a
false one, as telegraphic dispatch to
this place, Of date later than the above,
stated that Major Singer was on his way
to this State for the purpose Of paying
the Iowa Volunteers.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

TIE Brokers Of Galena are charging
3 per cent for Eastern Exchanges.
AT IT AGAN.-Severa, attempts have
been made 10 set FIRE 10 buildings in the
town of Racine Wisconsin, fortunately
but little damage done.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

o. Audubon the great orni,hologis1,
is now residing at Harlem. His house is
a perfect museum OF natural his,ory.--
We regret TO say, that his powerful mind
exhibits symptoms Of sudden decay His
personal health is good Y Eu. Post
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

RAILS FROM BosToN TO CINCINNATI
The Pennsylvania Railroad now in course
of construction, from Harrisburg to Pitts
burgh, at the head Of the Ohio River,
will! be 25l miles in length, making the
whole distance from Philadelphia 70 Pitts
burgh, 358 miles. This line crosses the
Allegheny Mountains at Sugar Ran Gap !;
and from Harrisburg to the base of the
mountain, a distance Of 1873 miles, the line
follows The valley Of the Juniata river,
and has no grade greater than twenty-one
feet per mile. The curvatures arc easy
and the road adapted to high velocities -
The mountain is assembled on the eastern
side by ~ $40 miles Of grade of eigh-
ty leet per mile, similar to that on the
Western Railroad Of Massachusetts. The
summit Of the mountain is then passed by
tunnel 700 yards long, and the line
from the summit to Pittsburg is LOG miles
long, with a maximum grade Of flty-two
feet per mile.
The railroad distance from Piltsbure
to Cincinnati will be $50 miles, by the
way Of MassiIlon, Wooster, and Column
bus, while the distance by the Ohio river
is 495 miles, or one half longer than the
Railroad, and the Railroad may be ira
versed in about one fourth of the time re-
CURED by steamboats, on the river. The
rallroa IN Ohio for the greater part Of
its length will traverse the elevated table
lands Of that State, which are very favor
able for Railroad construction.--Jou of
| Science. II ~
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

TEMPERANCE IN THE UNITED STATES
The spread of temperance in the United
States, through the influence Of assoca-
ton, has been immense, and promises still
to realize much greater good. A brief
summary which is given in an Albany
paper, sets the matter strongly before the
public. There are now more than 800
700 people in the United States who alb
stain from the use Of ardent spirits and
from furnishing it to others; more than
5000 tempe rance societies, embracing
more than GOO, 200 members. More than
1000 distiIleries have been stopped; more
than 5000 merchants have ceased from
the traffic. 1t is estimated that 10000
persons are now sober, who, had it not
been for the temperance societies, would
have been sots; and that at least 10000
families are now at ease and comfort who
would otherwise have been in poverty
and disgraced by druken inmates. Such
good results flowing from their exertions
are calculated to urge the friends of the
cause 10 renewed efforts
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

A PUZZLE. Observation-Disclosures
ubledinconscienceon accountofindebtedne
stothisoflicew Observation-Disclosures
persfoftherreIicf Gioucester 1eleg. y
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

A professor in University, during a
botanic lecture, took great pride in dis
covery he had made of very uncommon
species Of the ne,tle, which, he informed
the auditory, possessed every other quail
ity Of the nelt'e, but that it did not sting.
A wag in the secret, had unuckily chan
ged the specimen: and introduced the
common ncttIe in its room. "You see
gentlemen said the professor, ",hat it
does not sting" He then applied his
hand to it, and with eager establishment
he added, On it, but 1t does,
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

A YANKEES CALcULAT1oN.-"We its
curious how we do get over the ground.
Why, the trees all look rs if they we're
dancln' jig to double quick time. kin
tecoIIect ten or twelve years ago that if
! started from Bos:ing on Wednesday,
l cud get in FiedeIphy on the next Sat
urday, maxim just three days. Now |
kin get from Bosting to Filedelphy in one
day, and Eve been caculalin' that if the
power Of steam increases for the next ten
years as it has been doin' for the last ten
years, I'd be in Filedelphy just tuoo days
before 1 started from Bossingr'
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

Nv 'S'i'ai vi TIC IcpoTt Vi negOlia-
tons for ceding Cuba to the United States
created much talk.
IRELAND.
The public mind in Ireland has subsid-
Cd into ordinary tranquility.
FRANCE.
Rolhschilds have reported their inten-
ton 10 liquidate their affairs in Paris,
which contributed to the decline Of the
French funds. The 8 per cents fell as
low as 40, and the per cents to g..
Prospects are favorable to Gen. Caya-
ignac, provided the military ure against
instructions.
The Red Republicans have collected
all their fighting men.
Napoleon's election is still expected,
but with fearful struggle.
The French Constitution has received
the final sanction Of the National Assem-
bly,.
The greatest confusion and insurrec-
ton prevails in Genoa. France has gran
ted 10000 muskets to the Sardenean Gov
eminent.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. "a.
Yesterday being Thanksgiving but lit
lie business was done. On the evening
previous torchlight procession came off
in honor Of the election Of General Tay-
lor.
The markets are without any materi-
al change.
MISSOURI ELECTION.
All but eight counties heard from, Cass'
majority 64l7.
STEAMBOAT ACCIDENT.
The steamers Josiah and Gondalier
came in contact about SO miles below ST.
Louis, by which the Gondalier was sunk
in six feet water. The boat was insured
here for $4,000. Cargo total loss.
FROM SANTA FE.
We have dates from Santa Fc of the
eth ult., by J. M. White. On that day
Gen. Lane and escort arrived-all in OK
cellent health. They were to remain
there few days and then proceed. Kit
Carson carrying an express to Oregon,
was met on the 24lh.
In Santa Fe, times are dull. Goods !
are selling at retail as low as in St. Louis.
Col. Washington, Military Command !
err, had arrived. He was we'll received.
The troops under his command were prop
ery disposed Of. Another attempt at
nsurrection is feared by some.
A Convention composed OF Delegates,
assembled and adopted petition 10 Con.
5ress, praying for speedy organization
Of Territorial civil Government.
They firmly protest against the dis
OF their Territory in favor
Of Texas. They also ask to be protected
against the introduction of domestic sIa-
very within their borders.
A local Legislature is asked for, that
heir interests may be represented by |
Delegate in Congress.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05
BOLTS AGAIN..

"Mr. Bolts, at public meeting in Rich
mond, since Gen. TayIor's election, de-
cIared that if the President elect deliver
ed 'Whig inaugural address, and ap-
pointed Wing Cabinet he would give
hum as cordial a support as if Mr.. Clay
had been elected. An individual il the
crowd asked him "if he ever saw a child
take physic?" which was responded TO by
the meeting with indignant bouts Of put
him OUT"
The Albany Atlas says the reference
to physlc was an aIusion TO Mr.. Bolts
Vauxhal speech, in which Mr.. B. declar
cd that he considered Taylor as a nause-
GUS dose, which he had guIphed down as
h child takes physic. His hearers advis
ed him to resort to summary process Of
ejectment to relieve his nausea; but, what
change! they now propose to eject any
one who makes allusion to the subect.--
Mr.. Bolts must be a valuable acquisition
to party.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

LEVI NORTH SHoT.-The Memphis Ea-
gle learns, that Levi North. the celehra-
ted circus rider, was lately wonhded,
dangerously ifnot fatally, while travel
ing on tho road in that State. A wagon.
in passing strack the hub Of his buggy
wheel. A quarrel ensued between him
and the driver. North drew his bowie
knife and advanced, and the other shot
him down.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

IMPORTANT DRcIsIoN.-The Anne ricen
Law Journal, Tor November, contains an
interesting decision of Judge Hays, Pres
ideut Of the District Court OF Lancaster.
Ihe Postmaster gave the ad, ertising Of
the list Of letters to the paper having the
largest circulation in the city Of Lancas-
ter, and the eitor claiming the largest
general circulation, brought suit, against
the postmaster. The Court decided that
under the act of Congress Of Sd March,
1845, advertisement must be inserted in
the paper shaving tho largest circulation"
generally y, and that inserting in paper
having the largest circulation in the city
or town where the post office is located
CIR where he paper is printed is not
omplance with the law.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05
LIVERPOOL.

The market closed with an ADVANCE
Trade steady in the manufacturing dis.
tricts. The bullion in the Bank had in
creased.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

HE lea PLANT IN THE UNITED STATES.
The planters and farmers ofthe South
ern States will be gratiied to learn that
seven cases of black and green tea plants,
Chinese stock, have just arrived from
London in the ship Anne rican Eagle, ship
cd by DR.. Junius Smith, during his late
visit 10 that city. There are 500 plants,
OF from five to seven years. growth ALI
are designed by the Doctor for seed plants
small quantity Of tea seed was brougr
Out by him IN steamship Britannia, which
was received in London over land from
the north west provinces India. We un.
derstand the Doctor designs to proceed
soon 10 the South, with view Of forming
plantation. More plants and seed are
expected from Indie and China this sea-
son, and if we May Judge from the prog
ross already made, we have the means in
hand of extended tea plantations through
out such sections Of our country as may
be found adapted TO their cullure.-Jour-
nal Of Commerce.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

The greatest confusion and insurrec-
ton prevails in Genoa. France has gran
ted 10000 muskets to the Sardenean Gov
eminent.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1848-12-05

The London Morning Post says, that
the recent revolutions on the continent
have caused such large quantities Of dia-
monds 20 be sent to Eng land, that it has
become difficult to sell those Jewels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-04
Things in Philadelphia.

Correspondence o. The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 3, 1913.
We have nothing OF interest Transporting to day
The weather delightful end The streets crowded.
The market very unsettled under the foreign BOWS ard
there little q no cemard for Flour which Is held non
uauy at SC, with downward tendency. Corn Meal, no
s,les-one cd nj rs. No sales wheat much depressed
sales Corn 55c. duh. 10 demsns for Cotton buyers
waiting adeciHe New Orleans Sugars. sales from wharf
at 4. to 81 Sales Clover Seed fair s.; TmOihy,2 ID
Whisky a 20 2ii in bh5s.
The stock market II mp to-day and firm.
FIRST Bonrd and AGs,-lsi Bennington Cop. a e62
.hish o. S8. 900 Ss. bj 90; @76 Penn 5s. a. @um
%, az Goo City q, &c g7t Far Mech b. toi 200
Sch Nav g. t8 -. 500 Morris. u.s. ii Hsrrisburr a
n Am BIZ 1854. - b. 80 900 ad BIDS cash. G.
goo Read. al; $50 behigh Cosi Scup, SSi
Second Boad and dffsl2iO Morris b,. ~ loco schy
Nav 6s o. b5 4Jl 800 Wilmington 6. 20 1000 kesd bds
49, wn ga. wi Tsyai Treas Notes, 0s ~; North Am
BIZ O0U Read Mort BIDS. b. lSooo Read bds.t5.
Cots) t5a 10 Read, 2fi; " Morris, - if in On1 Y
Notes e., par 1000 Road Mort Bds. b5, wn, o.
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From the y ~ Mercury, Jan. 80
The steamship Fanny, Capt Scott arrived this
morning from the Braz1s which she left on the 20th
We have the NaiamorOs f0g 81 the 18th, bat 1t contains
no news OF importance. Fort Brown lie described as hsy
Ing much improved n appearance ana Strength, ~ the last
two or three months during which time Lieut. TOitcn o
the "a artillery who 10 IN command there. has kept the
prisoners Of command ind AL those Of The ION regi
nent employ ed at work on It, line oi hfstcass steam
boats TO run regularly between the BRACES and CamaIgo
has been established.
By an arrival At the Brazo the editor Of the Flag had
news from Vera Cruz the 80 Inst. We refer TO IT, ~
giving some confirmation % the reports here IN reference
10 the prospects Of peace The FiGg says
brief note from Capt Morton. Acting Qnate'maste
at Vera Cruz addressed to MaD Eastand Vddrtenasie
nj tho Br.zos under jaie OF Jan. 3, says:
"Anexpress arrived here from Mexico last evening
and tcarsr Of dispatches starts for Washington to-o'
row Ii Is said that peace terms have been agreed upon
The British Consul message ~ me on the lst hai
a courier had been 10 him from Mexico, inormin
him that reacs was certain"
The following extracts taken rom letter, which
the Flag publishes received Ia Matsmores from genie
man IN Vera Cruz dated the % nst Although the date
Is not 30 late as we had the contents interesting
"Capt Kerr OF the % Dragons arrived here last nghl
Elk DAYS from tho City OF Mexico. He saws Con Scott
told him he had nearly concluded peace with Mexico
and our troops woud all be OF from here by the fret 81
April. do think 80, becsuse, in the nrsi place Gen
Scott not altho TO make peace, and there u NOBODY
10 make peace with just now, that know OF.
Capt Kerr fell In with IorreJon on his way down nom
Mckee, he was osc0rng English property, and md
apass from Gen scott lie said he done fighting the
Americans and would turn his whole attention 10
putting down the robbers.
"Tbe Acaldes Courts Of Vera Cruz are abolished, and
Gen. Twiggs had made new regulations win reg-Ia 20
Mexican thieves they tried by our military court and
whipped In the public square The rascas cry MURDER
and call on all the saints but the saints woa lRtei
and the lash put well Tsiggs says that ne INTENDS
to make The peopls of this town SO honest 'os s &
leave bis cost his hat in the plaza all night aud mud
n The morning
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noMrsrrn 1MpnRTATI0NS.


NEW. OkLEANS-Ship S0pfhsrHsr-lo0 bios iobac' %
J Stewart Of Richmond-232 bbs noasses 10 hhns sugar
J + Fo-y-37 bbls lard Gibbs CO--57 bbls mDasses
hhds sugar Ravens CO Is hhds greess bbls seed Mer
rit Co-sli. cks hams bbl sugar Carter, Hssey 90
81 tics 81 hhGs hams and shoulders O Leland Coo
hhds sugar Godffev Co-lf2 hhos &c SIDES and ham.
Brush Cots bales cotton Brewer Nelson obi gin
snz tee,wax Ocott, McKisson Co--li hhus hams
Hubbard. Cheney Co.'S hafbbs whisky 4 oa
ker-s bbs mdse McMuray-2fl hides I Frtzsr-l Dbl
molasses sugar w Smith-j0 bales wool Adams haw.
thorn-i5O sacks Hill case mds@ Goldsmith, lia
bers Il Coco bhs molssses 4 l. Roson Of New Haven
us bales cotton Hurlbut Co so bbls hour syu-
dar SAGE Co-S0 pkgs Stanton-l2 bales cotton
Everett Bsrtett3 DO hhdssuEar 10 bbs mosssss -
whisky ~ cks old iron 10 order
CHARLESTON-Bu Eduard-7o casks rice X Leve-
rich-50 c Burckyner-2l 20 ordsr-f6 Gibbs 1 Co-l5
casks Is halt 10 Dorc59 bales cotton Emeric-',
Khu.tsin-lg7 sprAgue. Robinson Coil A ID Y
smth-l77 Swift-2J0 bbs hour III bsss wheat b'7 Do
corn q II W0odTuh-2l bales yarn D siebons-5
bbls srit. Buekmyer6 10 Order-l lot copper Phelps
Do5g Co-6 bxs mdse 20 ofder-l trunk Squire c,
Lawrence K Buther-l box PeTs0n Co.'S 90 ginseng
r Hyatt box GTeenwsy. Henry Smiths bbls box
o order.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,
- saI.. u stoet,. ae zee FoartA Pag,

THURSDAY, P. NJ.
The market was without marked change at the
First Board but at the Second Boad prices Of the Fan
cies fell of materially. Sound stocks s'esdy, and
Trss'uiy Notes ia demand s9i Government Co. 1862
sod a. 81, which material Dprovement The buyers
at low prices realizing.
The Sterling market is withou. operations 70
show any change bat drawers firm The rate is "a
per If the exports Of produce arrested they
appear likely TO be- must depend In gresi measure
for bills the shipments from the South The dsrnsnd
for bills viii be somewhat increased this Steamer by The
remittance Of The Pennsy vsna interest what remains
Ia Europe Of the bonds Of that State.
In Freights there is but little doing, and the rates
tend downward. An engagement Of 1900 Bushels Corn
made British vessel e, std in bulk for Liverpool
The Money market is working still easier. First
class paper be sold az per cent bu, second class s
liq per cent. On call best securities money Is OBJ
tsinsble at per cent.
The amount OF Treasury Notes outstanding is
$685. O39. The amount outstanding the lst January
was Sli,e ,S3l.
The following table will show the amount OF pub
lie moneys at the several Depositones the 9th Dece
Der and oath January sub the draft Of the United
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Length Cost Esininss Pss.en- EKpsn-


b. " IT, Franklin & SoH.-House and lot lss Madison
8. s6so0 $500; house and lot So Broms-st 2ixsi,
- ~; house and ict , H=nryst 2jHic0. 3 ono.
b. H. Bfe-ter.-House and lease Of ot q West
F0urteenhs 8 500 DO and lot 90 West shtse uthst
AGO lot on Si1thsysnue, Thrtisth-st $500.
lots Tgentyn 'nth--t Sxh-svenus, each 15xs3
81 S0 each. = sos lot 40 eiliog, Sll50 do opposite.
each 251939 q 100 each, - 30o ] DO Twenty
eghthst and Sixth-sv,nue 2Ilo0; s0os do oinins
size, e0o do Twenty ishthst. near sixth
avenue size slzt0i gore. corner Broad vsy ano
Twenty- eshihst s2f00 lot adjoining 26xs5, 81 81 ]
do DO 2lx77 81 go DO DO 25x77. : 400 DO wen
ty.seventhst. Broadway, 2jXs' 9. 81 575 d. on
Broadwsy near Twenty-sxth-st. 16S8l. 80 To- On
Twentyssventhst near Madison avenue, 25xsss. SLIGO,
do Msdison-sveuue snd Twentysixthst Ox9a 2,
s. 900
Nv Halliday & YIl,r-BRooKLyy.-H House and lot IN
State near Hcksst 25Xl00, $3.50 house and lot 500
Broone-st New-York, 25xl00, $3.50.
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Markets. Carefully rspo, i,d 70, TIE Tribune.


AsHEs-Peers are nm 81 g, and small parcel sold st
~: Pots dull al S6.
400 600 bales Holders pressing lots on the mar
any extent Oceasonal sales made something
below prices before the Steamer bot market can
not be considered established al any decline
FLOUR AND mEAL-The market for Flour was very
inactive today and the Quotations are heavy without
1900 bis e as i2i for good brands Western,
Western NewYork and Troy and 5do 81; for i.vorts
Genesee brands There also sales Of 30 or 9oo b1s
NOrieans ~ G2t - brands There appears
to he demand for export although there was nibbe
two AZ 3d. There IL not much Flour pressing on the
market and buyers take only los for Immediate wants
In Southern there are small sales az - sale Of so
bbls Richmond Country made on saturday al oN -
The market for Meal Is heavy, and the demand small
Sales 900 bbls Jersey a. -
GRAIN For Wheat there il = milling inquiry but hold
DO yet the views Of buyers Gsueses is held
1855 Inferior lots are very dull There u little
shipping inquiry for Corn a. decline Of about
prices before the Steamer ssesl5o0O bushels part
n, ~ e. n-obsIv go Disters oder so cents for In
Rye without demand. Oats are unsettled at ~ 20 cts
WHIsKY-There is nothing doing BSls 26 cents
and very dull. Drudge ia very dull a. Is cents time
PROVlslONs-Pofki Is very hssvg and sales have been
made a. lower figures Mess and Prime have been
.od al - and 10 7jalO f7l Old 75aads 3d. The 'aes
are 900 or OObbls Beefs p and 3 FOR Country with
~ Of an interior quality sales 80 tes inferior at u Tor
oil. 100 hAis good al cents and So 10 biesse Al ets
cents and Shoulders s. About Zoo tcs have been sold.
Butter with good demand. Cheese is dull and the
frANstcflfNr limited
MARROW-A sale Of n 600 % a. about cents, cash.
HCEThe market i heavy aud he sales are $50 ies At
if13 So showing 2 decline Of 81 0l2 cts snce sesn-
er There is bot lille export demand.
sEEDS-Flsxseed = 10 demand ard tie market i ID
vsncinr ss'es GOO bushels al li.l cents Clover 81
"A aud very dull
OlLS-Linaerd Oh ia again advanced and holders a
Fngsh SD 90 bot nothing he's been done over %
csnis. Nothing doing Doc Whale.
rONE-Saie 5000 n Northwest on terms not mAde
pubic
NAVAL STORFS-Som- 100 "a no hbls Spirits fuf
penfine have been sold 50 .enfs, cash sale &C Raw
vas made but me particulars did not tfansp|re.
HiUES-A sale ol 3.t0n 10000 baenoi AJrrs wa, re-
ported private terms.
fINE-A cargo q Eastern sold az 90 cents y cask.
SAIT-Saes 900 bushels fcnaire ~ p CENTS, mos
IRON-The market Is duh Tor Pig and some -ro or Son
tons No scotch have BEEN sold Al SIS. cash
GROrFRIFS-s-l new Cubs M0lasses ~ p cents and
New Oeaus az 27d28 cent?. Coffee steady ats a. cts
Sugar1 quiet
TOBACC O-sales o. hhds Kentucky and Virginia Al
previous rates Aaucn 3oo bales So Ysusng sold At y.
Ia 20 ceuts D -
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FOREIGN INNOVATIONS.

LONDON--Shp Gerfruds-50 pkgs mdse quantity OF
scrap iron 46 bs rsitans 5o cks mdss 96 do epson sa
q do c-rbonat. soda orderfn pigs schfase koop Co
1853 bars Of ofdeTlO cases y d sands ~ bids
cork John Payne 10 pzckaFss hx 80 c.s order-u ehst
Law L Brothsfs-2l do ordefllu hds bags Tbs Winsow
u ball leather Philsud-r Jenkias Col oask sPBrown
i hale. Bawrencs Murray lngs e604bx- j'obis
parer DsuieI Humbert-el casks nse.d oil X VI Black
we'll s. Cos css-s mdse VIM Taber Som do books
NJ shlon Day. 80
Crawfotd-5Jg DO bales csf skins Victor 4 Duck~iiz
-4f44 do lo0 calf skins bsledo 25 do hair Deiores
A Coo bales hair Poppe-3 90 I II BORE OF