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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-11-25

| In computing boxes of Candles and Soap, kegs of
Butter and Lard, Hams aud Bicon-and generally all
similar articles, 200 lbs net W.T. shall be considered
| equal to a barrel Of cubic feet.
| All goods brought to this port on freight must be
delivered on wharf, at the expense of the vessel
bringing the adelivcry after due notice on an
good wharf at Fcls Point during business hours,
delivery in the city and port of Batimore-HIdes and
articles prohibited TO be landed in the city certain
periods may be landed where the public authorities
may direct.
In all when vessels are Obliged (bv the quar-
antne regulations, city aulhorties) discharge
their cargo in the stream the expense of delivering
the same East of Jones' Falls will be borne by the
carrier only. But when requested by the consgnee
to be delivered IpeSt Of Jones' Falls then the
prnse shall be equally borne by the and con
| signee, each onc-halL)
IF vessel is chartered for voyage out and home
each shipper shall be entitled TO his fair proportion of
the whole homcward freight, pro rata, Of the bulk
space occupied by each shipper on the outward voy-
age.
In all whore vessel is chartered or freighted
for voyage ont and home the frci9htcr or charter
is bound to furni>h sufficient cargo to enable said
vessel to return safely home, and the from Port
TO Port where the charter provides for more than
| one Port: Provided no agreement TO the contrary
| is made by the parties.
STORAGE-per mpnth.
! Hogsheads of Sugar, Tobacco, N,lnsscs, Rum, Oil
and Pipes of Wine, Brandy and Gin, go. - cts,
IIhds. Coffee, Coppcras, Goldfish and raow, % "
'Eerces of Sugar, Rum, MolasscS aud half
Pipes, ................. ............. I6 9"
Terccs of Rice, Coffee, FlavSccd, Alum, &c. l2s 9"
Barrels Of Rum, WhIsle>, Sugar Beef
Pork, Fish, Cheese, Oil and quarter casks
w me, ........,..... .'.......'...... -
Brs. Flour, Coffee, and oherhry articles. "
Boxes Of Cuba Sugar. $50. ...-......... &C
- of Fish, Wine, Oil, Lemons and Or
angrS..... .,............. -
- Soap, Candles, Cheese, Tin, Raisins,
and drums of Figs. 80. ....... | &c
Bags of Coffee, Cocoa, Pepper, aud Pimcnto, &c
D.,I. e h., nt,.
300 lbs. .....'........'...... I25"
Bales ofIndia Piece and other similar Goods, 10 &c
Indigo in scroons, cents; in cases.. 10 "
Tea in chests, cents; half do. 2ccnts; boxes, "
Kegs of Bitter, Lard Tobacco, Nails, Raisins, &C
Hides Dried ........... ................ d"
Hemp per ton...,.., .... .... ..,..... 50 &c
Cordape prr do. Observation-Disclosures. 30 "
Iron and Lead pcr do 30
Dvewood prt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 "
Hampers Of Bottles &c................... 10 &c
Crates Of Earthcuwarc. Observation-Disclosures. 30 cts.
Grain, per bu>hc. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. J"
salt, per bushel. ........... ......'.- 7"
srF,r ,Is tn In tl,,n OT mt.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-11-25
FOREIGN STEAM &, OTHER PACKETS:
days of SaiiinS.)
TuE CuNARD STEAMERS.

Proposed sailing of the British and North Amcri-
can Royal Mail Steam Ships between Boston and
Liverpool and between New York and Liverpool,
for 1913.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-11-25

Fustic, and other heavy Dye w oous.
1000 Nicaragua and Brazillctto Wood.
2,240 net Sugar and Rice in casks.
$50 " :" Coffee in bags.
900 " do in casks
300 &c Cocoa in bags or bulk.
lI2O ." do. in casks.
LILO " Pimento in bags.
q52 do in casks.
$40 Ship Bread in bags.
7o0 g do. do. in casks.
100 Dried Hides.
ono &c W.T. Green Teas and China Raw Silk.
Joo &c Bohea and other Black Tea.
900 .s Virginia Tobacco in hhds.
, am &c i" Kentucky do. in do.
900 &C Maryland do. in do.
brls Flour Of 1876 lbs. net
" Beef Pork and Tallow.
Naval Stores and Picked Fish.
900 Gals. Wine Misunderstanding the full con
tents orthc csk ofOl, Wine, Brandy, nc.
% bush. Grain Peas Beans, sc. in casks.
40 do do. do. IN bulk.
40 Liverpool Blown Salt in bulk
81 do Ground do.
81 St Ubes, Cape de Verbs, SC. in bulk.
80 West India Salt in bulk.
30 " Sea Coal in bulk
40 cubic feet of Plank Boards, Timber, Bale
Goods, Packages and Boxes
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-11-25

In all transactions in Foreign and Domestic articles
the following rates to be charged If no agreement to
EI,y
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-11-25

CLOSE: DUE:
Eastern, daily lex. Sun. 5A M n 7P.M. M Jpn
Great southern, daly,...3 p. M........,.I5 A. NJ
Washington daily, SA. NJ, 1892. MS 5%5P.M
Western, daily, .........6 A. M....... ~ p NJ
Winchester, Va.ex Sun. % A. M...........63 p. NJ
York Pa Route, ex Sun. II a. NJ. .........65 p NJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
NEW GOODS.

fNIF subscriber would call the attention of the La
4 dies ts his stock of new and splendid DRY
GOODS consisting in part. as follows
super chaneeahle Plaid and Striped Silks.
Alpaccas, Black Mode celorcd Satin Striped and plaia
Rich fresselle worked Beuages, Black aud coofed,
Plain and PLAID shaded Orienlas
Black Grenederies. Plain aud Plaid,
Sin Iresselles Mode anl tancy colurs,
Rich Plaid Gatnpas (new artice,)
Paradise Dardanele and Victoria Lawns,
Beuages from Is 10 the finest quality.
SILK and Linen Frnges. and Buttons,
Extra seper Grape Embroidered Sha"ls arc. Scars,
Muslin Marseilllrs and Grass SHIRTS.
In short. the largest aud best stock Of Ladies Dress
Goods he has ever had the pleasure Of Offering All he
asks Is examination by the Ladies before purchasing.
April 3d-ts DON i. {. PETERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
FOREIGN lNTELIIGENCE.
Indication aud FLIGHT Of foui, Phtsiofe and
Fdmiy

Family.
The English pnpers give verp Interesting accounts
Of the flight OF Louis Philippe aud his family from Pa.
|, appears that on the morning of Thursday the Oath
fehfaary, he VAS oecnped with his usual emI oymen,s
and entirely unconscious OF danger. lie had JUS been
experimenting the sodies OF his grandson, the Count dc
Paris, when Nj. GrafdIn announced. In brlefin-
teryeW, NJ Glrardin informed the King that the Palace
MIS- surrounded, and thai he must abdicaie Instantly
lie agreed To 90 the Chamhers project HIMSELF
he SAID, bnt his dynasty lie left the Iuileries mmes
diatey followed by the Queen, neither making any pre-
paation, NJ 4. Maurice, editor oi the Courier lies
Spectdcfs, states 'ha, the Of the abdca
ton thy what formal act II coinplerd, are lett
unniormed Awas first made by Of Admiral Baudin
The King, says NJ Maurice, seen advancing
from the Palace followed by the Queen and thir-
persons IN different uniforms and escorted by troop
VI National Guards, who used efforts 10 prevent the
crowd from making any nniavo.able demonst rati0n-
When the procession had passed the BRIDGE and come
near the cbellsk, 1t was suddenly surrounded by M
eN 'ed crow' tho cnlfasses rushed the o,ec,,up of
the King aud Queen, who were hurried, placed in two
small carriages and driven off at great speed An in-
tpfesng incident Is said To have occurred Just as the
k'ng was entering his carriage. An officer of cuiras-
seus seoihs his Danger, crie out Neseurs snare the
King, to which uor an voice replied. I'VE are nnt
assasslts' let him 60. "Yes yes let him go--qu'il
pare, became The General cry
Inc king was accompanied in his Hish, by the Queen.
lne i'ucpesse de Nemours and three Of her children.
ne l'c ana Dnchessc dc SAKE Cohurg, with their chill
otei ard the Dnchesse de Mon penser. All except tina
9ne 81 separated from him. and took their way d.
ecy 10 England
The King and Queen arrived the Path at Dreux,
where he former seemed to be perfectly Frustrated
claiming, Like Charles X 70 They made their way
in disguise 10 Iavre the King travelling an English
gentleman. From Havre. they topk passage in the
Southampton steamship, and landed at New Haven, near
Brighton. the Sd March. They were reserved very
kindly by the people, and The King warmly expressed
his gratitude. Before several Inhabitants Of Brighton.
the King exclaimed clssping his hands; "ChArIes X
was DESTROYED for breaking the charter and have boon
ovehhown tor defending 1t. and fur keeping my oath
wish this to be distinctly under STOOL and hope will
be made known"
The King and Queen left New Haven in 4 royal
CARRIAGE on Saturday. tho 4h and were conyeysd
station On the Brighton railway. where INST ny the Due
d. Neneurs Duo and Duchess do Co5urc and tho Cees
dc Jlruee. Tie myal Ianily we're thence evnss,ej 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10

Tie Murder rfla IN Maine appears Ia have been tho
occasion shameless loty ard lroAgacy-qne as bad
bull hsht Nurse II would seem by STATE
men the Portland Advertiser of Saturday. that the
people o Anensa. and tleanihnrts oi the law and the
VILLAGE must laek The commonesi sel-respect. The
Court. The ffsi place exhibited m extraordinary dis
position minister the depraycd itching witness
murder iaals by adlautn,ng church Which. with
such Invitation, nslea,l, enoagi Oiled with geo
pie Of both seAes, during The Whole proaced lnvesiiga
uon"ie lalge house efontd Il orelilowing, the gal
lofes benny reserved lor aud f, by LADIES' II Wa
bfle from one daily scene itoa tire Advert
ser.
The srert multitude attending the trial tansed
fea scramble tor sents especially for thare hear the
witness stand. where the proceedings ran he heard and nn
defs'od. W hen The doors ii ihe house opened.
the multitude would ns up the aisies fail sperd, with
I'D yels, With hafs of and streaming b"hnd
10 sccnfe their scasa most dsgracetul scene such
an oocason There WIS also sumo srn,lng. too. we
ber'ye. among the ladies' the galleries secure tho
best seats =
As might be naturally supposed Where such ,hngs
could be tolerated by Court OF Justice and temple
Of reion wor>e scenes II possible. enacted in the
during the intervals ui adjournment Aud accord
insly the paper tells hssA
I'VE Witnessed more drinking aud ro@iiness than ws
have for Year, during thu whole progress Of tho
irlai. lgnif dealt ont hpen'y and hnbnshingS AT
Aurnsia freely wnief crowds u yunng with
fine clothes, rspesigr gotl watches and chains, lo,d.
prpiane and obscene conversation, and with flushed il ho
bl1atei conhienrnees'
The prisoner to5litne, has n6t committed snicnle,
hn Is seeking trial through hn counsel MIR Evans,
late a, the / : ssrn,r. ils guilt assnredly rsiab4
lsled beyond peradqenthre. lie is sentenced 10 BIZ
hung year hence-he period of probation Mhieh the
laws t Name allow convict To obtain new Testimony,
&c.-Nmtlh p4H .lr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
StALnER COURSE or NEDIC.u ~:
STRtt 19O.N, ~ RiCH.NOND. IA.

4 COMPLETE course oil Lectures aud Esamna
: TONS ON The different branches If Medical Science
will be delivered az below, during the interval of the
" nler LECTURES ot the Medical Department ot llamp
den SIDNEY toil,ge
Charles Bell Gibson, NJ y. surgery and Matera
Mpdca
Carter p johnson. Nd. Anatomy aud Physiology,
lame II Conway, N. d. Practice ot Medicine and
Obstetrics.
: Maupin NJ i. Chemistry.
The course vii he commenced on the 20h April AID
continued 10 Tire 18th October II will be- illustrate -
Medical, Surgical O5stet1ea cases IN the College In
Grnalory aud Richmond Aims House. Ausculi tion and
Percussion will be practically taught, aad &c Student
made familiar with tho difficulties ol tha important and
10 diagnosis.
The admirable Museum Of tic college, and the vana.
Die collection Of Chenlc Apparatus Plates Models arr.
Instruments Will bo nsde .doseyent the uses Of the
Student, and Tree aeee may BE- had tho Libraries OF
each Of the Lecturers.
The Dlssecung Room viii be open tn Students free of
expense, and experience has proved that the study of
practical Anatomy may be prosecuted dnrn. the entire
summer, without Inconvenience. by the application Of
the Auliseptc agents now IN Use.
lie fees, to he coarse. amount 10 $50
Application nip Dr. made to any .; tls Lecturers.
Il isliGaild, Al pal s -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
! am, sir, very respectfully ,yair obedi n, servant,
~ p. TRlS1.
lfur james Duchanah. Secretary Of State"

l1qr james Buchanan, Secretary ofState'
We submit IL To- night Judging minds. whether. III
he absence c any pnlac necessity sf their publication,
II The President and hi. Secretary were not bound To
comply with the expressed desire Of Mr.. Tris--
But Hal gentlemen aud Gen. Scot, now both ont
Of favor court. II donbess deemed masersirpke
o policy publish all the thugs each had said
Of The othor growing ont u an avowed mscanccp,ion
The part Of d them, and probably out Of muiua,
misunderstanding Il IS small game 10 say the least
oit-bat doubtless every way worthy oil the players.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10

AiaoRY Rofllve Mi Richmond. y,
Janeaf, I, ISIS
Benz the manager Of these works and having d
Dnpps' Wafer Wheels As the driving power can speak oi
them toin cSpetenre
1heY powerful simple IN arrangement dmahle be-
ing entife o lronoeeapy but little better with
bae, upon Them han know oi, 4 late puroso
tlehedth, water feet eyer fhom1=aud when put down
popedy ars5t less expensive in and than
WHEEL have think they little than
an o,rrsiat wheel v,fh the head tall, but at the
the, powerful. Another merit they os-
and that Is, they we'll and powerfully With hut
!, small fall II there bc sufficient wafer.
Gpoathe whole, recommend those wheels superior
10 any water wheel. have wi seen
JOHN IlAKrMAS=
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
OLD RYE. NlilSl<F.Y

FOR SALE.
4 House and Loi in the ueiehborbool Of Nh John
"a I1hns. between West street and Rack water
Mill. lormeriy owned by " IN SHead deceased. believe
considered o the most pleasant situations about
Iynchbarg. having upon must excellent well Of wa
ter cut entirely through soft rock, very fertile
garden with variety of fruit and shade trees together
With all suitable Ont Houses and Ice House that will
cost but little TO put il good repair viii sell ON tmc ur
Tor cash may sui the purchaser II mol sold before
the 9Th day OF April, Will offer II at public auction on
tl4st day It id'r II not, the next lalr day.
WILLIAM Oakley.
March . t6A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10

J. \ ID :, : l. \ Y T. :, c.
Hfl virtue OF deedof trust, executed 10 me and Ran
b dulph Y. Barhsdale by William :. l}arksdaIe, bear
ng date on the 10Th day of May, 1915. and Of record in
the county Court of Haitian. | will on Friday, the 2s
day ni April lsis, fair aud II not, the next far
day thereafter SUNDAYS excepted AT the dwelling house
nthe said William S Barksdale, the said county Of
Halifax. sell by way OF public auction. Tor cash the fol
loving real. and PERSONAL PROPERTY, con
yeyed by said deed, OF mucn thereof as may be
cessary satisfy and accomplish the purposes oi the said
deei Of trust, to vii:
\ TRACT OF LAND, on which the said Wi
liam : Barksdale resides, situated Sandy Creek, III
the said county, containing
SEVEN Ill NDRED AND SlAIA ACRES,
more or less adjoining The lands of the late Amisead
Barhsdae and others other Tract OF Land, lying
in said county, en- Bye Creek containing
l2i ACRES,
less, and adjoining the Lands of Nancy lrby and
others other Tract Of Land the said county on
CataWba Creek. containing
ONE HUNDRED ACRES.
more OF less and adjoining the lands of the late Amlsead
Barksdae and others all The SLAVES conveyed in
said deed being al the date thereof FORTY SIN In
number aud the increase oil the females OF them,t any.
born since he date OF the said deed Carriage and
Harness Sundry Mules, Horses. Sheep, Cattle Wag
ols. Household and Kitchen Fnniture, and Plantation
Utensils Should the sale not be completed on the first
day above appointed will he continued from day 10
day. Sundays excepted, until is completed.
The title 10 said property is believed 10 be gnod, but
acting Trustee, will only convey such iltle thereto
vested IN BY said deed Of Ifus. and none other.
March l6-t2lAp JOHN NJ OTfN, Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
MAIN ssiEl,k.
POS TED
,NEij GOODS.

~ have this day received by express superior
w lot Of French Broadcoths, Cas- ,ineres aud Vest
n9s OF the latest STYLES. Those want Of fashionable
ana cheap u lods will iiqd their interest 10 give
afa,' WATERLOO 81 s WIIlTEMORE.
March 21--s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
LYNCHBURG VIRGI\IAN,
49,, REM ARD.

ID NNAN " irom tn -ubselibor, the 18th oi oetfr
II HI M ~ man
non.
> es II ~ ahaat i.rt u, inches hdatk
nrNan aud 81 good Lon his heiRht high ehek bones.
t,ctl open lrani, anl gins WHEN spokrntn
purchased bob a Nj Nathaniel hatNell, Salem,
who his wiz andit Is hei, hei- in tia, heehborhoui
Will civ ht ahosr reward ef tln APft lie nst and
bhementui Bh nj jul 81 that ean get hn3 and pay all
e>pHits,s. II delivered - III Liberty.
liberty. p,i aa=ts " I nfNIrr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
NEW to>sI.I.N.

NEW CONCERN.
YlNll, undersigned have armed partnership. for
I eful al vpafs, unlrr HE linn and styled
LEE y RICHARDS.
Ne ~. MupN s,st. NV NoGk,
lo the farm#eof conducting
GE.NIR.lL HlRD0 IRE 81 SLNESS.
i'rien14 ii Il 4 Rlhefd, and all othet PARTIES ysl
Inv NeN horl, 1t tn patp1se nj ho5lng gools, arr
raileulul, ni>1fe1 tnrfs's ns aesll.
koH't \ LEI, ot Neu Nolh.
II. L. RlG II ARDs. ot l,ynthbur..
NOTICE THIS
III NiNG salool my eallc sleel Il Hardware aud
tullrrN, In Aeszfs. GfepaN y Rotall, aud wish
IN IL leaye Naebbate. IL ake ehalee 81 my business
IN NV nri, asfaelielbe. makes II absolute
" necessary hal all iesaus intebed 10 should cum,
t#r"ard obd pa, her respective accounts further IN
,laieenee vii ool In .tlsea.
II l. RICHARDS.
GROOM ArIOSI
Many desabIe arlieesot thna. class aud Farther
wafe al slll IN hand, Which lar The } weeks
shall continue IL sellal pflme cas. and less.
Anil3 ia H. u II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10
Id " ~ Il ~

NJ, the undersigned, do eet that haso three o
William lfpls' Patent Water Wheels tweed nhirh i
mehes diameter aud he other II inches, aud Tia, tire,
waiter than the breast wheel armerlY used,
whlsh was lG ieet high hy II t,t width the bucket
tht water LEI onat The cone, Mleh done about
~a@ a. 81 the 81 nah wheels. Eaeh oil tn 81 inth
Wlcesdf,cs apair ii rolls lp' making boiler the II
neh wheel dives hammer weighing 1000 liz. and pairs
81 sei Ion cutting boiler oai head and a1 10 eet
81 inches
]. Y J. FpRS3 TIE y SONS.
11ia'lelpia Iron Werls, oas1 lie Peen., s M isie
Tbs Is 10 certify that have had running fat
ane oi IN btpr Patent Water heel 81 inches diam
eet, th div pairs oi null bun stones, aud Ind IT to be
good wheel II Is under Ii iee head, and capable o
drvn" pan ii buns At The tmc, with all necessary
machinery. II Is running under tcot oil baek water
do Not think II Isialing any walter ,han otetsho
wheel would t0dat he Wat II II duesit ttifng
and a. II possesses ohef ad,ana9e@ such mol eehpg
bcmp Affected h, bach wai,r consides preferable
sefshot. have always used o>elslots.
iNIN JONES.
salisbury, Chester count =, p Nos 26tl, lsi6.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10

cantcnancc pale Lead ralote, with occasional transient
nashe1 dull pupil dlac with hle,h sem-eelea
rsaod the eYed trhng the occasional headache
anihmnhr IN he secretion o the saliva tongue
slim, and inreds breath Loud VARIABLE. appetite Transient
Ian> the iond h a,ioi and vomiting PAINS
in the abdomen particularly about the unbica
pnrnt Shiny stools urine tnid yellonh
milky abdomen tpph aHd hard, with enaciatim Of other
pafts Of the bod. 2sslt'llg illiability Of temper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10

J. J. FpRS1 TIL. y SONS
1faaelpia Iron erls. coaf7alle Pfln. Sill M Isia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-10

Mn h i i'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22

is but little doing. Wheat continues depressed and
the market Is breaking down; prime Genesee
he picked up at 81 IL 81 l5 sales Of 1000 bushels
Western at private bargain but upposed decline
Rye hrm at zoe, with sales OF 1000 bushels Corn ia
good request particularly for prime parcels which
scarce and which holders this morning. refused
55c for We note aes of 5000 bushels part Western
mixed. at 40 a 52e and balance Southern yellow, at
So 54c. Oats firm sales of 5000 bushels Jersey
at 80 a 40c.
NAVAL SroRLs-Tbere have been sales of 500 barrels
Whmi pgton Resin at S5c
PnovisoNs-The pork market presents but little ac-
tvity prices too high, and buyers win not take
hold. We quote mess nominal Mt S11 and prime at
50 81 IS S7 Beef is shade better especially city
The sales $50 barrels. Cut meats are dull A sale
Of 80 hhds sour hams in PICKLE made, but the
terms did not transpire Lard continues to droop,
and can be bought at NC Butter and cheese remain
nominally the same. with moderate sales
WHIsKEY.l00 barrels western sold at 22c prison is
221ac 23c and dull.
characterization remain about the same small
engagements Of cotton at 532d and at 4d 4Izd
in bags.
FRIDAY July 2l-6PM
The Flour market was heavy and inclined to droop.
Sales continued to be made OF this State Oswego and
Western brands, including those Of common quality,
at lower rates than prevailed in the forepart of the
week. Pure brands Genesee, sc remained the same
previously reported Southern continued quiet
Sales Of Western Wheat were made on terms
stated below. Yellow Corn continues firm The sales
effected were chiefly confined to lots of mixed yes
terdays rates Meal, in the absence of supplies con-
tnued steady. Rye sold at yesterdays outside
rates. Oats firm with moderate sales
Provisions showed material change and there was
activity in the market Dealers in produce gene
rally inclined to wait for the news
before operating to any material extent There was
steady business doing in sugars, without any material
change in prices.
CoTToN-The sales to- day 600 bales Prices are
firm. shippers styles most in request the home
trade buying to a small extent only.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-22
Stock Exchange
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK, Friday July 2l-2P Nj.
AsuEs-Pearls are doing better and sales have been
made Of 100 bbs at So "a So Pots steady at So
CoTroN-Thc general disposition of buyers Is to wait
for the steamer, now considered fully due Holders
hand.
FLOUR &c.-The market for western canal -four Is
heavy and has declined this morning 6Ac per Dbl The
demand for home consumption and the East is greatly
falling OIL and perfect apathy prevails in the market
The operations reach 1000 bbs at 81 90 81 SlH for
common State and mixed western; 81 % So for fair
Ohio and Michigan; So 6 So 121s for good brands do
So 3as5 56 for pure Genesee 50 20 for bakers round
extra; Southern rules dull at So rs So s7h. Rye
flour moves along slowly at SO 80 u SO 56ii Meal Is
in light supply and firm at our last quotations. there