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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13
i}usinese Notices.

Tia RIouFLIEo DlAMoSDpoIsTED GoLD Pas, 81 osLf.
The fact that this pen is invariably warranted ). the
strongest proof Of it, superiority and the unexsmpei po-
puisrty 1t has obtained 0t6es the assertion, that 10
the best and cheapest pen In the world Sold b. A.
WATSON & Co a. William u ono door below Wsist
ard J. Y SAVAGE ~ Fulton IT. Gold pens and eases u
every description, wholesale and retail at the lowest
prices Gold pens at 81 81 p and 81 %. Gold pens
haired or EXCHANGED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13
LEGISLATURE OF MICHIGAN.
ALBANY. Jan. "a, lstc.

ALBANY, Jan. II, I.tc.
The Legislature of Michigan organized at the
new Capital, on the LIST inst. JOIN \. lserR'otI
was chosen Secretary OF toe Senate, and ALLEN J.
WsIsH sergeantatArrns. Mr.. WELSH had Just
returned rom the war A. w. BUELL. OF Wayne
was elected Speaker Of the House aud a. W.
HooLyY. Clerk. The Message of the Governor
occupies 81 columns Of the Free Press and is a.
most entirely devoted to State Affairs.
Flour, Grain and Pork, no change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

DsNhs rs WiscoSsis.-Thc Committee ION
osnss ana Banking in the Convention of Wis
S COUSIN nave submitted report. which urges the
following particulars.
That but one such Law be passed a. tim. AMI I'M,
one bank provided for 10 each law ' " Wv
That AL such laws shall. before going into enee, Ne
majority OF al the votes cast, y
j. mat the stocknoldsrs shall be Individually liable for
the entire debts Of the Corporation.
4 That no law creating bank. shall authorize sny
branch or agency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

Nrw APPorsrMEsT.-Oar friend the CIV p.
tor Of the Commercial officially announces that hss,
recognized Charge d1gars Of Winter IN this City \.
what precise relations he stands to thu Clck Of ne w
he does not inform the public. and suspect he
merely serving trial. We trust he Will be retain..
the posi- n we have doub, that under his genial M.
ence he weather viii BE- nrstrsts. Msanvhlle al :,
sons who have any complaints to make are ssy.s.. a.
be Il the proper person to bring them before. We
gest that procession Of yourg ladies' who wan, s.oa
boys who long Tor skating to wait o. ha, would u =.
ny appropriate and timely thing
TrvPERtScT There will be O mas gathe,,
Of the friends q Temperance this (Thsrss,y) evsni..
the Hail. corner cfCsihsrine snd Henry sis-sr,ras,,
HeuTy-s,. Rev. B,ker ant Abraham Oesn. "a. 70
we'll known and able advocates Of Total Absunenes ~
address the meeting. The celebrated wsshinsisa cA
under the direction Of ". saDger Esq viii elsc.s,.
eloquent Temperance music on the occasion. Seats IA,
observation-disclosures was received yes,,,
day shA, Gov. Young had psrlonet P.tricA McQa..,
who was convicted some time since Ia The Court a !,
sons Of receiving stolen goods and sentenced % y,p
Imprisonment at Sing sing.
IseuEsr.-Corner Walters held an inQues, ".
terday at I07 Reatss, the body Of simeon Larks
native OF Ireland aged e. years. VINO came u MS tesa
orsaDlc disease OF the heart Verdict accordingly.
GsSERAL IVsdResday.-T trial a
Charles walker alias Wallace. ard John M,f4laa q,
burglary. commenced yesterday. was resumed this mon.
ns ami had no. been cOucluei when The Cour. ogr,s
POLIcE.-A young female, who gave her ntr,
Louisa Regain, yesterday went Into TIE store Of ch
W. Sanders 10 Third avenue, and vhie examining "a.
rious pieces Of dry goods contriyed % help herself q, A.
conceal 20 yards o. ine muslin. Mr. ;. having key. a.
eye upon her movements, ard missing the muslin. CO..
PEELED her bring forth her stolen booty and then rsr
erred the accused 10 the custody ora policeman shs.
taken before Justice Tinpson ard committed 20 Answei
John Sieckt,e indicted Tor grand larceny. was ares
by officer Cr;tenen on bench warrant Issued BY a.
Court Of Sessions and held 10 for his appcarsD
49, Joseph Rock brought mp and detained 70 anssc
for having committed brutal assault upon bis VIE a.
threatening 10 take her fe- Peter Pagan was tsks
into custody and held % for breaking wnton
aud threatening 10 take the LIE OF Patrick Donshery
70 Iherr,-St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

~ Mrs. PAULINE 5. WRIGHT, whose Lee
lures 10 this city Physiology will BE remembered with
interest is In Cincinnati where ate gathered class
Of nearly 400 ladies' The Herald OF that City says has
heard but opinion expressed with regard her ana
her ectaresunQuaires respect for her personally and
qualification with the ard matter Of ner H.
s,ruction"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

THE TowS OF LAwREScE.-The L0icrsacc Cobr
Erd contains history and Deception IL hat town
wi map on large scale. The fret building erect.
cf In lsi5 There Incorporated companies IN ne
town with capitals amounting to S. $4,000, for manUfe
rre purposes In he cour.e OF The Lass year 7sS GO
bn,ss we're laid There are eight religious societies 10
h. /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13
DROOKLYS AFFAIRs.

School CgSsus.-The census Of the Eight
School District. comprising the First and Third wgts
has Just been completed. The whole number q Win,
Children between the ages Of and 10 years amounts L
226i coored 2S The number OF private schools Ia nj.
District 30 and The number OF children attending ihsz
i.25l.
MUNICIPAL COURT.-Before Judge Garrison =
Wm. HiHnda vs.. Robert Prime THIS an sctor !.
recover the Of 500 for rent Of premises The prem.
ises In question taken for the widening Of Evsr
bu, ne defendant ara not fenqush his lease until som
time after the widening took place. consequently ~
plaintiff dem snded quarters rent from Asgust 70 y,
vember s7. The jury iouud verdict for the piAn,.
OF 500.
POrIcE.-Francis kcarnan and Peter Rookie
were arrested By oicer R'isr for violently assluir.
Peter McGuire Thoy each hcli % answer In n,
OF 500 Thomas g.. Van OFT. tnt offhe sscal1
District " ach house brought before Jaige Gsrrs0,
yesterday afternoon on charge Of assauling wliAr
Clinton, city Waterman and nned $40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13
Mail ARRANGEMENTS, &c.

WASHINGTON, Jan. y. lsis.
The Postmaster General has decided that letters
to the officers and Of the navy well as the army
In Mexico and the Mexican coast or the frontier are
free OF postage, under the law Of the las. session
Mr.. W. y. Iselan hss been appointed American Mail
Agent to receive Cowes Southampton the mails from
cur steamers France and Sso 20 receive the Havre
mails for the United States the purpose Of expetng
he M all hnfh rlNs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

CIRCUIT CouRr Nos % 20, IL, ST. 81 SO. 81. 50. g.
Ga IS. 81 IS. 66 60
COMMON PLEAs.-Prt Mos. IS. i27, las, ~. lS
5. l53 49,, ISL. 1919 Part lINos 33s. Is. So. 70 20
%. a. SO, &C. 49, 81 CO. Co. Sc. 32, los s., 50, "
10, 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

Hours of Labor. and for Select Committee TO IN
qure into the Rights of Labor. .
Mr.. scHERNERHoRS gave notice OF bill IN rela
ton to the State Library
ByMr BESEDIcr. a bin in relation 70 the Chan
cellor and Judges Of the Supreme Court
By Mr. BowIy, a bill TO incorporate the Thistle
Benevolent Society of New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

On Norday evening. 0ih irst in the Church IN Lafsy
cite place by Rev Or N-rm|lys. Mr. HENRY TAiLOa
to Miss SARAH 81 rTON aii Of this Guy
90 ne 18th inst WIN IA. IOlNE> 20 ELIZABETH L
AIrhEN daughter OF John Aiken All OF thi. cry
On The li'h inst at Msn' cock. J. by Rev W. Smith
] TOWNSEND WILLIAMS 20 Miss IDA a COLES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13
Ma. AsHxuss AxrsDxEsr-We regret 'o"
one of our assistants was duped by some o. 'ne

Ma. AsHMuS's AMESDMEsr-We regret '."'
ono Of our assistants was duped BY some o. 'iie
Hsralds relegrsphio gas into copying a,I.'eneo. ~
that q Wing Caucus Of Members Oh ,ne nOu.v -
Representatives had decided ina. ".. 49,
glorious amendment to thepropo'ed vote OF MANS
10 Gen. Taylor. asserting the truth 'n'' 'ne
In Mexico was unnecessarily anu '"e
tton,rv commenced by the President should be
,,,,Idrapn Although we have in no manner en-
dor..d nor minated our faith in this absurd story
e nav dispe some false impressions il we say en-
pb.tically that there il not word Of truth in it
GEORGE AsaxUs is one OF the memorable Four
teen who refused to be drsgooned into voting forthe
lie that "War exists by the act Of Mexico and
when he backs out Of the counteracting truth we
viii surrender our faith in human kind. Wedo not
believe the House will recede from the high s'ano
il has taken on his motion but that any wing eau
Gus has determined 10 do so is utterly untrue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13
TIE WONDERFUL, THE VERY BLESSED
The miraculous and almost holy


The miraculous and almost holy
effect and Transformation.
ry- That this singular article has the diseased OF
a.. red human catsls COR sssnD IL astounding even
., os,t1 sclencs-ts wonderful properties caused such
an Immense sale that legion Of counersiis started
over the country. But reader, II you siictees vel
lew DARK or chspped-f yoo have
PIN pies, blotches, ssitrheum, scurvy cry
rpels., core heads, old sores. beard and
bsrbefs itch, chsppei and tesder
hsso, freekles TAO, sunburD,
dark or yellow skin 10
clear ~ hiie. smooth AMI
soft inants,
this will cbaDReit
" Bat mind, resder-to TIE above ycg must ssx
be you get the true and genuine Josfss Issa
Chemical Soap. 20 And II Joa are not csreiei yoa ~
get some worthless count-felt-cheap, bat gate nsse"
These persoos smoog others have used IT, and bad u "
be more than state }. w Heoderson y g CON-
selior law; Mrs T.. Williams, Jersey Cityi MI Us
Ethan, Jersey City; Dr. Francis Williams, New ioss
might give you thcussnd othess-oat ths s''''
mutt satisfy any rsssonabls person. -, ...,
CS- But more reader, be careful OF ceesp csen
tereits and limitations See that the name OF 4 yoSs
on the wrsppsr-and buy II nowhere else n Nes,v'~
but the siEn Of the American Eagle % esaI 49,.
Price 80 cents cake. Of the appointed ssens, 49,,
in Brooklyn, lS9 Fuiton-sr '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

PHYSIOLOGICAL DIscussIoN.-Dr Buchanan and
Rev. Or. Rice Of cncinnasi have recently been en-.
saset In discussion Of the merits OF Pbrenolosy-the
ormeT defending the latter opposing The science The
discussion awakened the deepest interest and Grew
audiences
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

THE PKEnIuN GOLD Pas, 81 a5--may 10 had At the e.
tsblshment of w GssAros Co. n Cedsrsi. together
with thirty different styles Of Pens consisting v
Browns Haydens spsncers, Bayley's Congress. Hen
~ American. and others all at prices lower than can b
found any other house the trade. Gold paired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

CLARK BsorHEa Co.. GOLD PEss.-The mos, hes1-
tful and durable pens 10 manufactured and soi
whoessls and retail by CLARK, BEOrHEs 4 co. y
Johnst Of Nassau where 10 TO be found In gslt
variety Of styles pens aud at the lowest narsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

~ Hon JOSHUA h. GiDDINes has written a
letter to the Cleveland Herald justify ing his vote
against Mr. Winthrop for Speaker. The following
10 its most material paragraph
AT . meeting Of the Wing members Of the House Of
wh s ." Ds Mr. wnS our
speech urging the whole party 70 vote for the war
While the bill IVES pending 40 the honse be went among
BILL CONTAINING as !, did one Of the most fsgrani false
voted for IT, lie united with the opposite party and
voted with them TO csry ont the base designs Of an
The most fatal blow ever simed at American liberty Hi.
name will descend 70 postery who aided In puDe
ing this nsilon tote war Of conquest raPne and ssus
blood, and not soon arrested must bury In oblivion the
ss 0S; SSsSU Of bo E ,,S so
matare reflection On the contrary he subsequently, In
Of these acts. and continued his official support Of the
war up to the day on which was called 10 vote for him
the responsible office Of Speaker With these facts be
fore me, bad voted for him, would ] not thereby have
sspotoned his course this subject Destructive OF
Constitution a considered these acts could with any
regard to the oath had taken vote for HIM Let can
did and unbiased people judge"
That Mr. winthrop sorey msjadged on the oc-
casion here referred to by Mr.. Giddngs, we never
doubted. We think he does not now doubt it. Yet
We cannot consider this sufficient reason for op.
posing him as Speaker. On the principle here
assumed, single grave error must debsr States.
man from future support and MIR. Giddings ought
to have opposed Mr.. Clay in "A because he Mr.. c.
warmly supported the Missouri Compromise in
1879. Such reasoning would so fetter the action
Of voters that no who had been twenty years
10 public life could be successfully presented as
candidate for any post for all are liable to and most
even commit sad errors
Yet more Mr.. Giddngs would have voted for
Mr.. W. lhe subsequently intimately If the latter
would have given the pledges required In Mr. Pal
freys letter with regard to the organization of the
Committees of the House. We heartily approve
Mr.. VS. coarse in declining to give any such
pledges Ii they hear not Moses and the Proph-
cts neither will they be persuaded though one rose
from the dead II Mr.. Winthrop's unqualified
declaration in Faneui Hall last November ths,
This War must be stopped where it is is not
reliable indication Of his views, he should no, be
trusted on written pledge especially secret one.
We think Mr.. Winthrop's votes at the last Session
were generally right while the recorded fact that
the Chairmen Of the three important Committees
having Immediate cogniz snce Of the War-Ways
and Means Foreign Affairs. add Military ell voted
few days since. for the unconditional withdrawal
Of our trocps from McKee, affords evidence that
the thorough artiWM strength Of the Hou.e has
lie foil proportion Of influence in the Committees
I'VE make these remarks in no unkipduess 70
Mr. Giddings. We are sure he acted conscien.
tiously In voting for Speaker, bat we think he mis-
took the path Of duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

sAspss sAsssPARILL.Iti 10 not uncommon for psrsocs
sborng ardsr disease expect medicine 10 % eyerythH
for the-uay to esseta cure 10 spite Of thousand In
pradsnes, which would be dangerous th. healthy ana
Of course are douby the SICK We say therefore to The
victim u .crofuls gsstes e,gpys disease any other
malsdy arising from unhealthy secIeIions aud infsH
msogy state Of the blood let understand the concucss
upon which sASDss s.Ks,FAsILLA respected 10 ress'
you. We stpolste FOR temperance 10 drink and Diet
proper clothing svodsnce Of exposure 10 sudden change
Of temperature and fair trial 70 Thee tsfn'
being Observed experience gives authority {" Gay hss
radical cure may be depended upon.
Prepared ana sold, Wholesale and retail oy A. o. u
SANDS, Wholesale Drussiss 100 Fat"a, corner OF VII
lisn,t as Broadway and n Eat Broadway, ~ Yors-
Sold sso BY Druggists generally throughout tho one'
ststss Price 81 per hostls or "1 hospss 'H -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

~ Wet Cashnsrs shawls, Popgee hsndkerchies hSs
French gnsbsms, &c. selling at great bargains "
KESsErr 1 WHEELER 81 Catharine..L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

~ Tue GOODYEAR RUBBER WAREHOUSE, 100 Broad
way, continue 10 keep heretofore the largest ana bs'
assortment Of Patent Metallic Rubber oysrshoe' In ~
city The improvements made in Mr. Good yeers pstente
fabrcs within The past year tIuly snrprllns 80 l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

CANADA ELEcrroSs-The Measreal P,ios of the
7th inst contains returns OF a. members which classes
Is "a Opposition, Is Ministerial and doubtful. Went.
worth County. head OF Lake oatMo, has returned DIR.
HArmanus Smith, an old Reformer Chsniplsin Co. has
rejected Solicitor General Turcotte, and returned Lib
srs To these returns may be added Mr. Hall for Peter
boro and Mr. Csyey for Huron the nrst Rsformer the
latter Conservative. In ali as Thirty-nire counties.
-. remain to be heard from.
APPoIsrMESrs.-The Trustees of the Public
Buildings have made the following appointments;
Eeep<v Of Hs Capitol JENKINS.
kssp~ Of ~ STATE Hall Tho. wArKrSs
These appointments VIII give very general satisaeiisn
Alb. Eve. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

IseuFsr-Corner Walters held an nQues, W,
terday at i07 Reaisst the body Of simeon Larkn
native ireland, aged q years. who came to his tsss
Organic disease Of the heart Verdict accordingly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

GgSFRAL SESSIONS VsdResday.-The tris a
Charles walker alias Wallace, ard John Nsfaiiaa Z.
burglary. commenced yesterday was resumed this nor,
lng ami had no. been coueluei when The Court aosre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

observation-disclosures was received y-s,,,
day that Gov. Young hsd ptrlonet P.tricA Mons.
who convicted some time since IN The Cour; q :.
sons OF receiving stolen goods and sentenced % y,r,
Imprisonment at Sing Sing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-13

~ Hon JOSHUA r. GiDDisGs has written a
letter to the Cleveland Herald ostii, ing his vote
against Mr.. Winthrop for Speaker. The following
10 its most material paragraph
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07
CITY TRADE REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY Dec 6-6P. M.
The announcement ~ early hour, this forenoon
that the Britannia teegraphed below at Boston,
had the effect Of checking operations in all eadB g
fiess Of produces. Tn. sales OF aour at
yesterdays quotations. Sales Of wheat including
lot OF Long Island with another OF Genesee made
on trme stated below. Trans actions In corn were
limited; light sales and OH made at about
previous prices. There was no change in meal. Rye
vas cuIl and oats were eteady. Pork was heavy aud
sales made terms slightly Ia favor Of buyers Trans
actions i'm groceries we're light, without change In
prces sales Of cotton we're limited, without change
In quotations The foreign news was published In
E4ira Herald In the afternoon, immediately on ite
esipt; hut biting late In the afternoon was too late
30 .,hihit effect upon the market for to day THIS
vss nlso pa ch~t day the Cambria, and change
satLsr lhiniy attended, and was sooner over Than
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07

On Wednesday morning tn. nst after lingering illness.
Mr. JoHN T. BAKER, aged 81 II months aud day
TIE friends of The family respectfully invited
ea th Thursday afternoon, ct clocs
residence Warren street. first house below the
corner Il South sieet. South Bie oklyn.
the 9th nst consump lion, AUGUSTA LoNGrSoTro, aged
SO years.
ihe the family spsctfuy invited to attend the
funeral this tThursaay afternoon o'clock without
invitation, late residence 19 Washington
On Wednesday morning the 9th inst, JOSH ID SEEDoRFF
aged 81 years, months y d o days
Bis friends and those Of the family
mtmbe,s the York Liquor Dalers Benefit Society,
his funeral his late residence of
Pile and Water Thursday afternoon at hatplst
two o'clock
sdence IN JERSEY CITY tire evenT Of the 9th inst,
in the seth formerly of this city
Of time of his funeral will given hereafter
Suddn in Brooslyr, the 9th iast WILLIAM NJ UDAI,
Eco, in the SD year Of his
lis fun raj viii take place on Friday the sh Instant
o'clock FRI m his lse residence 49, Hudson His
friends ysss sted attend without further inv
tat'op His remains viii be removed 20 Belviie N j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07
70 was much anxiety sxprsased 70 obtair

usual There was much anxiety sxpressed TO obtain
the news.
H.pEs Sales OF about $50 bbls. were made iuclud-
ing pots at So s7 and pearls at 30 lsA. The market
closed steady.
Export, from LIST to 3oth November ls4s. 1sa7.
Pot, Dds. Z9n l,2W
Pearl. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
BREA F.our-The aggregate sales reached
about 900 barrels, including Oswego, mixed brands
this State and Michigan at So 2ia5 aud straight to
prime brands Genesee &c at SIS 37sa5 SO; 500 Brook
Ign at SIS % and 200 round hoop Ohio at IS so;
Southern brands duh at SIS so. Wheat-Sa,es OF
220 bushels Of Genesee AIDE at lbs cents, aud
4o0e do. Long leland at 100 cents. Ccrn-Ths sales
for the day reached about Is 900 bushels, Including
5000 old New Orleans at 81 cents; $1,000 do Long
leland at IS, aud 500 do q 1T yellow at 81 CT nts.
Other lots included at about yesterdays prices
Meai-SAes Of 500 barrels New Jersey were made So
II way held at 62hc Rye Fom-Sales of 200 barrels
were made at So l2H. Oats steady, and were
held at 36c Sales we're reported at 35c.
The receipts down the Hudson since the opening Of
xiu uin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07
&C. OF R.se mps,on Of Treasury Notes

fkEAsrsr DEPAarsESr, Dec. 2, lS4s.
Notice N hereby given under the second section OF
ths act Of January 18th s47 Of the readiness OF this
Department TO redeem the treasury notes issued by
authority that act whenever they shall lively
reach their maturity Such treasury notes viii be
titled to carry interest until maturity, after which
interest thereon will cease.
Holders Of such treasury notes may, under the pro
visions Of the 18th section OF the act any time fund
them six per cent stock Of the United States trans
ferable the books Of the treasury aud
any time after the last day of December, 1881 by
presenting such notes at the treasury to either OF the
Assistant rreasurers Of the United States or the Co.
lector of Baltimore.
Holders OF such treasury notes as wish them re-
deemed in cash at their maturity, will transmit them
to the First Auditor Of the Treasury for
the Assistant Treasurer upon whom draft
Il the amount due thereon will be most convenient
r. j. WALKER.
Of he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-12-07

BEEswAY.-The market rules dull. There have been
sales of ZOO lbs. yellow at zoe cash.
CorroN.-The departure of one steamer to-day, aud
the late hour the received by the other
prevented operations in this article, except to the
extent Of 8, 0 or 400 bales.
FREIeHTs 1000 bile flour were engaged for Liver
pocl at 2s lad. Bacon was engaged at 3os. Corn
nominal ut I'd and for cotton I'D. was asked
while sd the Offering rates Shippers, ueray,
were waiting for the Development Of the steamers
news.
IL 600 Buenos Ayres, 20 bs previous to arrival On
lots) at 9c, 8months and 600 dry Southern, at 6c.
a7c.
InoN- We notice sales of 500 tons No Scotch pig,
from vessel, at about S2l @ mos
LEAp.-The market is a trifs easier, and 600 pigs
Missouri sold at 81 lsA 81 25 closing at the former
figure.
MoLAssEs.-The sales of the past few days have not
been large, and embrace 400 hhds. Trinidad for dsti
ing at private bargain, and 500 bbls. crop New
Orleans at 2sc., usual time.
Naval SroREs.-There have beef sales Of 500 bbls.
rough turpe pue at 81 BE- 500 do spri at Csc (part
and 600 bbls Nevbern rosn, from yard, at 81 25.
PRovHIoNs.-The sales OF pork reached about 800
bbis, including mess, at Sl2 371e and prime, at 80
1f1S so tierces prime enew sold at $40.
made private terms, supposed TO be ~ about
7%c There change of moment IN sleese or
butter.
Exports. from 1st TO 3oth Norentor.
1slT. 1sls
Beef btls.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s36 e,Ss0
fork ...Zolo o''st
Lsrd, kegs. $500 2I,loo
RIcE-Saes of $50 casks fair quality, at SO 25
saes since last of 200 bids New Orleans at 40.
41ac.; so do crop at &c. $50 and 220 do Cuba
Mutcavado, at $40 a 40, usual time.
TALLow. 600 lbs prime rendered chan ged hands
at s1ac
WnrsKrY-Sales of 100 hbs. State prison made
at 1870.