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Proposals for Timber, &c., for the Navy.
NAVY DEPARrxEsr,
Bureau of Construction, Equipment, and Repair

Bpeau of Construction, Equipment and Repair,
the case may s na . the yard ,os which the offer is
The of August next for furnishing and delivering under
tract the several navy yards hereinafter named the timber
whole quantity required Al each navy yard mast be delivered
one oanh November; fourth on or be-
fore December 1850 In of failure art
Communicates to have the right supply
TIMBER lumber and other articles be very
quality, the and
for Of The several navy yards, printed rules
agents timber lumber, and entirely
satisfactory to The respective commandments. $3.50.
gow, the TO have no wane exceeding width
Of e "es very s s aS o. @ "s nse, y. "s
tdas, wed r edge, and @ have
all be excluded in the measurement Of The timber The oak
must grown within sixty miles stripped
q bark nswsd within S twenty s,s after sy. sd and placed
BY by The production OF certificates signed by
spectacle with their deposition oath before judge
magistrate within the township or county where the
Persons Offering for more than yard separate aud
distinct proposals for e supply Of e@eh Keeping tA classes Of ar
the be distinctly out,
aggregate each class correctly footed which material
comparison of bids An
aggregate will constitute nomay and the bid will not be
deliveries under will be
ed and penalties for %i ma Gnses be sd , en-
sure they can furnish within the time specified
'ne,s ss cnea by s +, , .sn ss m
sci forth In The form Of the will required and
as security performance contract
Ninety per een Of each delivery win be paid by thnyy agent
by the commanda Of the yard which the deliveries
Every offer be ACCOMPANIED by written guaranty, Che
spon.hy Of The guarantee or saranor to be certified to by
The bau that, The offer be accepted, the bidder bidders
office designated good sufficient sure
s ,s Ri s ss y s f s
tract The law August sie, orbis consideration of all
% s, t SSas BY se endorse mel, offers as above
r % ss s be opsns Se % s times letters
M offers not made p strict conformity with this advertisement, in
accepted will be duly notified, and
offering designate post office through
which they desire 70 be addressed and the whom the
FORM OF OFFER.
WAsnrsaros, --, Is49
SIR hereby furnish navy yard
in conformity with the squremen of the advertisement
from ne s sau Of Equipment and Repair m
or classes - and - for that yard, to wit;
Class No. -
= cubic feet white oak plank stocks at - cents per GU
sided inches Of oak boat knees, at = cents per
rded hich'.'...
Class No. -
- cubic feet yellow pine plank stocks, at per
cubic feet plomscuous yellow pine at = cents per
cubic foot .....................i...
my bid be accepted desire addressed through the post
office at and The contract to be the navy agent
Respectfully; AB
10 Com c. w. SKINNER,
Chief Bureau Of Constructions &C.. &C. Washington
We the undersigned, residents in the State of -
hereby guaranty that in case the foregoing bid Of
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Glass No. 2.
tOcUSf Timber


500 cc feet Long Island than 10
inches
the best quality, free from all defects.
yellow locust timber, lS cubic Long Island feet
EACH % inches diameter.
yellow timber 81 cubic Island each
SIX ~ inches diameter
30 yellow IL
each, . inches diameter.
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SEA BArH1Ne-oLD POINT HOTEL.

THIS fbr the reception of Wis
in fine order The grounds have been greatly i'm
much enlarged, aOrdng, besides the
swimming bath baths There fine shore,
for los prefer surf bathing.
Charges heretofore .
BY the day. W
By n SO day.
By the Of % 3t
Children servants half price.
May 25-3av6w JAMES 3. FRENCH.
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Yellow Pine Timber.

m cubic feet fine southern yellow stocks,
10 average forty five feet length and less than thirty five feet
long Two sides be lined straight but the
a taper the tree The other sides be lined parallel
meadts with the taper, be lined straight
% a curve The small end be less than four hhhs of
Wv u end and the small eU not be less than twelve inches
qae clear of No wood than eighth Of the
ao the face from each will be allowed the stocks
me wood to he excluded in the cubic foot
cubic feet fine grained southern yellow pine tim
Z /
All the uove yellow pine timber very quality
nee hom all defects The
perfect wood by ntracto
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Glass No L.
Lire Oak Timber, blythe cubic foot)
Live oak keeIson gae GLASS; wo se
foil

To be sided 20 inches and moulded IL inches Each
ntended 10 form pieces be worked s inches siding and
inch moulded nett dimension allow inches
the moulding that the heart the
deemed and the will hcw
this arrangement
Live oak keelson
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Southern YELLOW Pine. (by cubic Joct.)


White Ash board measure) per thousand feet.
u 600 feet Of plank, inches thick
5000 % do " DO
'' Fob = inches and Upwards in lengths
: goo feet ss OF plank Ian ~ inches - aiek
From 8 10 10 inches wide, Is fecticngths.
Black Walnut, board nacasurc)
1000 plank, inches hrick
t $ $ss ); $ s: s: !: X $ 5:
- inches and upwards n breadth.
Gao feet of boards, inch thick
To be in breaiths Of 49, 49, inches, proportions
Cherry, (bo1rd measure.)
1000 feet thick, 6, s, and 20 inches wide,
portions of each BREADTH to be clear of all defects
Elm, board measttre)
feet oartcred dick to 10 inches wide Is
1000 feet Of plank, inches thick, "a inches wide
Cypress, board measure
5000 boards inch Thick to 10 inches wide, Is
Class No S.
St. Domingo Mahogany for capstdns, board measure)
pieces each piece Az tck % inches wide, feet long,
pieces piece inches thick a5 inches wide, feet long,
pieces each piece inches Thick Is inches wide feet long,
pieces each piece inches hck wide long,
pieces each piece tick IL inches wide feet long
pieces 81 sa s piece inches '''A "'"'' "''' ''' 's'
pieces each piece az II inches wide, feet long,
grained knots splits, ana all oter defects,
(hy the foot) iLet r...r
Bay Mahogany, board measure)
o. plank 4inces ck 70 be Il inches and upwards in
900 feet of boards, ! inch thick
1000 900 do DO DO DO 90 30
To be 49, 49, wide, equal proportions of each,
by the foot
Glass No. 8.
100 hickory handspkes each feet in length square
butte end and AZ inches at the small end
To be offered for by the piece
Class No. 7.
Lignumpite, (by tho ton of 2,a4o poundsl
Of the following dianee
VIZ: g. A. 5, G. g. O. inches. To be free OF shakes,
rents, cracks, and all other defects
NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA
Class No L.
White Oak Timber, Toy the cubic foot)
$500 fee, best quality white oak plank stocks to average %
thirty Ave feet long, to square from 10
o Is inches, and average IL at top ends
Glass 10. g.,
Ycllop Pine Timber, (by the cubic foot)
900 grained yellow pine plank stocks,
best quality As feet; square
from o IL inches, and average 10 at top end
Class No. 3.
Lumber, board u,easure,) per thousand feet
% 600 quality white pine boards inch thick
$1,000 $1,000 DO 90 % Il Do
10000 feet juniper nch quality; length
| feet width from 10 to IA inches
| Class No. A. ..l.I
| Hard rood Plank and Boards, board measurs)
800 sup cherry boards, inch thick 70 feet 10 10 Is
| ''' Inches wide. .-.H.''t. tr. |.'f,a VI .
900 sup walnut, inch thick 10 long la to le
s. Domingo mahogany, inch and 10 to 10 feet long,
| 800 sup Domingo mahogany inch u feet long
L
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NAVY YARD, CHARLEsTowN. MASS
Class No. 1.
White Oak Timber. &c,

ooo cubic Rect white oak plank stosks
se IN length none to be less than thirty five long, and
inches square nj the end clear of The stocks
10 DC ed straight Tie siding way aud be straight, have
both in
conformity with the growth Of the
oneiourh of the width of the stocks AS sauaedper
cubic foot. -I - 49, =
1000 cubic feet white oak butt pieces %
ng and nom tn "a inches square, equal
cnt lengths and sizes-Perc cubic foot
40 white oak knees cheeks 40 siding inches pc iucb
Tue BODIES md dno
rom nine to twelve inchcs and form angle from 10
The bodies rough sided in
Guiding the bark The moulding OF the bodies
me lengths be from fheen inches, pcr
inch. . . +. 4. b 3 B.
300 white oak boat knees 800 siding nchesJ
n four inches daneer bark bodies
10 be not less than thirty inches long One third Of the whole
number 10 be square knecs-pcr inch, nett siding
Az the above white timber and be Of the
quality and free from all defects The
I'd sound and perfect wood by the contractor. . re
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE Is, lS49

$50 feet ash plank inches thick 10 wide,
clear and well seasoned
1000 feet ash plank inches thick 10 l5 inches wide
and e
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Class No, 3.


| m LASS NO, D.
-, ,,,. Wh'.e Ash. 0ytnedi t0ot3
100 seasoned white ASH for aSsrs Is feet or 800 sai feet
~ inches square at loon" 81 by ~ inches at the end
Glass No
ma, D.. q, ,,,r
Whtfe Ptne, (bo1rd medsurcO per thousand feet.
% a' o"o sup se' ,ach white pine panel boards
1909 do do do
CI,.s No q
500 r one third to be from is 10 20 inches IN diameter
500 or one third To be from 20 10 "a inches in diameter
500 one third TO be nom "a % % inches in diameter
'"' "
Class No. 3.
Miscellaneous. (ioard u,nsureA p.y thousand feet
800 sup feet z inch yellow poplar panel boards
SW do do black walnut DO
9W 40 "a 40 "do 40
500 do X do do do
The whole be inspected and measured ageeaby the printed
rule issued w he Bureau copy OF winch VIII DC furnished bidders
W ''' ''"''''"a - wv "A', ,""' .,aS"s
Class No /.
IVb1e f)nE T,,nL,r n~r ,vb;, foot
"hne oaN i"no'' PEI o"oe Joot
"" eu'e dc oe' ""'1e OAK p,an timber
r.. s ,ua ,,,red from, IN n, 70 feet in le,gb IN aveave An
feet in length and not to be less than IA inches square at small end
White oak thick stuff, for caps and trestle trees
~ 0scs ach niece ., fee, IN ,envh 6 inches wide 10 inches
~ pedes, eaen men a ~ ee' IN s 40 inches wae' " c"cs
~ pieces s aaIG ~, paG s , ee " 'e"s' - INCHES
10 pieces ene ao piece a ee III es"' ~ '"e ""e c"e'
10 p 'n,cr ca o"i ion p "hc foe, " s " ~ ' ~
White oak or hickory small butts, TOR cooper
pieces 90 in length, by the piece
4 do IA do
do 10 do
do 6 do do
and straight grained
5000 white oak b"e SaVeS usual size' by the thousand
Class No 2.
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Class No. II.


Mahogany, board measurc,) per one hundred feet
100 mahogany IA long, widc
100 feet 4nch mahogany long, wide
3nch mahogany long, wide
equal quantities.
mahogany long, wide
mahogany long wide
100 mahogany, long 10 "a wde
900 feet inch mahogany to feetona
wide, third IL inches wide, third ~ inches widc
$50 feet nch mahogany TO u feet long, IL to Is
inches wide, oncquarer 10 inches wid quarter 20
inches wide, ~ inches wide, equal quantities.
$50 feet inch mahogany 10 IA feet long, Is 90 inches wide
100 mahogany 10 IA feet Is 20 inches widc
100 and inch mahogany 10 to IA feet long, Is % inches
,oo wide, equal Quantities. go.
long, 2s to 30 inches square.
Class No. IL.
Maple, (board measure,) per one hundred feet.
100 feet maple jo, az a. and inches, quan
Is feet maple vcncers, 3 fee, long, assorted.
Cedar, board measure,) per NJ.
900 boards, y inch thick.
Cherry, BOARD measure) Is .
cherry plank * nch IL Is inches wide,
I'M 1 Long equal n sus"u inc 3 10 IA c,s. wild. 10 81 a m
cherry plank inch, 10 ls widc
100 feet cherry boards nch Is "a wide 70 to ie feet
cherry boards nch 10 "a wide,
Icing, equal quantities.
cherry boards nch,2 wide long
equal quantities.
100 cherry boards inch, IL 10 inches wide, II
equal quantities. Z.
100 feet cherry joist, & inch 10 feet long.
$50 feet cherry jost, az x3h inch, II feet long.
and white boards, Il wdc
.(board measure.)
NAVY YARD, PHILADELPHIA
Class No |.
White Oak 10y the cubic (oot)
Is 900 cubic feet white oak plank stock.
Instructions furnished at the yard.
.tascf, s,f. Nd Class No. 2. rt
White Pine, 10y the thousand Jeet)
(board plank 40 long.
Is inches WIDE squareedged, free from defects that
njurc plank. 4 st.fr.as Ht..l ID.
10000 (boad inch white panel plank i6
'f' long 'N''' ~ W. -tfNfN ~ N.'. " ~ N.
mcasue) ~ inch white panel plank, 10
long
board mensure) plank,
long
bosd measufr) inch white pine panel boards
long .. $3.50. ... ,.,,... ....,......
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NAVY YARD, KITTERY, MAINE.
LIST Class.

WHHe OAK KneeS, 10y Ne SIDED inCh.)
600 White Oak 800 sided
third 10 be inchcs siding inches and the
net siding of the other third be inches
rom feet feet and nclles the bodies lengths
10 X, averaging 6k feet
The bodies sided arm the siding
taken middle length arm, (clea of bark
of siding the
siding Of the knee.
The moulding body LENGTH
fun one and one half the net siding of the knee
One half of the above knees square,
angle from eighty ninety degrees
angle from ninety one hundred degrees.
The length Of The body
moulded by the angles given
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The s"b and Comparative Physical Geography
nv Arnold Guzot, of Ncuchstc VOL
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Dncotah; and Legends Of the Sioux BY Mrs. Eastman.
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TO PERPETUATE PEACE.

TO PERPETUATE PEACE.
IIUBBELI.'S PATENT FIRE ARMs.-This gun loads
III principle, regards setting charge,
loading muxze difference being the load
entire
barrels the mechanical structure embodies the best
principles and enables to load
the Of three hundred times hour and
gun load always dry, make fire. and burn
which, NJ of the ball, enables
ALSO shoot with unusual power and precision
ball buckot, fine shot, ana Is eiut
sporting wnrikc purposes .
They made order, either In muske rifle cnone OF Sno
delivered individuals or organised
variance win he hsu
tons laws OF the United States
For particusrs address, paid, mn, ,y uunprrr
Ans 1, If Patentcc, Philadelphia.
RI, has loaded and fred muskct "a times in
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"a NldSS.
Timber. (W board MEASURE ~ ner fhf

1000 feet board LIST quality 5nch pine plank
1000 feet board quality 4nch pine plank
5000 feet board LIST quality 3inch clear white plank
5000 feet board measure, LIST quality inch pine
plank.
10000 feet board LIST quality pinch clear white pine plank
10000 feet board measure quality
plank.
5000 feet board measure LIST quality pine
plank.
o feet! board measure LIST quality inch clear plank
o feet board LIST quality linch cypress
1000 feet board measure quality plank
So feet board measne Isl quality inch plank
o feet, board LIST quality pinch plank
2W feet, board ls quality lK-inch
plank; one half be han 20 inches wide.
1000 feet, bkd
plank; one-half o be not less than 20 inches wide
JUN feet board squaity Iinch
wv feet board measure, LIST quality 4inch plank
300 eet board LIST quality 3inch black plank
'O feet, board measure, LIST quality pinch plank
800 quality inch bIact walnut plupk
ooo eet board measure, LIST quality nch black
-
40
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I KNOX WALKER will practise law In the suprc'no
j. United States, and attend to the VI
claims asains the government Address Washington" Dc
Mar l0-n
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-23
Sheriff Sale.
STATE OF IOWA, } &C.

WAPELLo COUNTY, '0ags.s.f.g ers-
DY VIRTUE Of an execution to me
ID directed, issued by the Clerk of the
District Court for the State and county
aforesaid, in favor of s. Roberts a. Bro
Tiers and against VIM. Il. McNamee,
have this 18th day of October, 1919,
levied upon and will expose TO sale on
the 18th day of December, 1919, in the
town of Eddyville, between the hours OF
10 o'clock A. M. and O'Clock p. Nj.
on the premises, the following real estate,
to-wit: .....- ...as.s...s.
Lot No. 5, in Block No. in Eddy
vile, with all the appurtenances thereun-
to belonging, to-wit:-l Log Cabin. l
Po,ter's shop, l Potter's Kiln. l Clay
Mill, 26 pieces Shelving plank, Gla-
zing Mill, l turning Wheel q Shaft. 81
pieces scantling, one 8 gallon iron ket.
tie. Levied upon as the property OF
said McNamee to satisfy said execution.
DUANE F. GAYLORD,
Sheriff Wap. CO. Iowa.
Nov. 9th lS49. Prs. fee $500.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-23
Loooroco PRIrcrp1r. Bou.rp DIV.

LocoFoco PRINCIPLES BOILED Down
The two branches of Locofocoism in
New York-the Hunkers and Barnbur.
ners-after abusing each other as bad, as
fishwomen or pickpockets could do, for
more than year, went lovingly to work
a couple of months ago, to heal all their
difficulties, to kiss and make friends
The great motive of their coalition was
not TO be found in any conviction Of err
ror on either side-not to be discove red
in the settlement of any disputed princi-
ple-not that they hated each other less,
or that they had taken back any thing
which they had said of each other---but,
simply and truly, because they are in a
starving condition, and must have office
or die. The Locofoco papers are full
Of confessions Of this kind, but the New
York Globe, just before the election, sta
ted the case in such terms as cannot be
misunderstood. We copy from that pa
.per:a asfai Eb maas
Democrats shall we 90 to work and
elect our whole ticket, which will enable
us all TO PARTAKE OF THE FAT
THINGS which will fall from the Dem
ocratic cornucopia, or shall we remain
divided, and be compelled for number
of years TO feed on SHORT COM
MONS and "COLD FODDER" until
we have not strength TO Withstand a
good, stout, old-fashioned Staten Island
nor'wester! Whaf do you say?
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-23
Wheeling suspension Bridge,


The Wheeling Gazette Of Friday says:
Zane's Ferry, from the Wheeling shore
10 the Island, which has piled to and fro
for period of years dating as far back
as the "oldest inhabitant," was yesterday
discontinued, and all rights pertaining to
it transferred 70 the Suspension Bridge,
in accordance with the purchase made by
the company. During the day all the
market wagons passing from Ohio, in re-
turning, passed over the Bridge in perfect
safety. We were not little amused by
contrasting the cool and satisfied man.
ner in which our country friends drove
upon this immense platform swung in
the air, with the incredulous feelings
which prompted them to declare few
months ago that they "would not risk
their lives on such thing for tine world. :
The greatest creations Of genius, when
successfully completed. appear simple,
however complex and incomprehensible
they may have previously seemed. Such
a simple though huge and magnificent
structure does the Wheeling Suspension
Bridge now appear to the observer. The
light and fairy step Of timid woman, the
heavy tramp of the burdened horse, OF
the crushing wheels Of the ponderous
car NAV alike traverse this structure
with the assurance that the platform be
meath them is firm, safe, and enduring al
the rock-ribbed and everlasting hills.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-23

bers will be allowed twenty per cent. on
the subscription prices for single papers,
which they may retain when they send
on the names of subscribers and the SUBJ
sciiption money!, The price for the
Congressional Globe and Appendir to
Clubs who take ten copies, is SO low,
that no deduction can be afforded. Sub
scriptions may be RENTED by mail, at
our risk, in money at par in the section
of the country where subscribers reside.
The Congressional Globe and .appen-
dir, or the Daily Globe, as they may
elect, will be sent to all editors who
may publish this Prospectus ,as often as
three times before the first Monday in
December, aud send us one copy of their
paper containing it distinctly marked
around with a pen to direct our attention
TO il. JOHN G.. RIvES.
WAsnINGToN CRY, October 9, Is4s.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-23

O. Alta meeting held by the citizens of o.
tumwa,o the evening OF the 10Th of Nov.
lS49. at the Court House, for the pur.
pose Of taking measures to organize a
Lyceum.
Rev. b. A.. SPAuLDING was called "a
the Chair and b. JONES appointed Sec
rotary.
On motion of James Baker, Esq, a
committee of three was appointed by the
Chair, TO draft constitution, and by
laws, for the government Of the I.yceum
and directed tn repor. at next meeting
Messrs. Baker, Norris g. Warden, were
appointed said committee.
On motion Of ]. w. Norris, Esq, a
committee Of three was appointed to Sc
cure the services of lecturer. Messrs
Jones, Street & Caldwell were appointed
said committee.
On motion Of r. II. Warden, Esq,
. II was ordered that when this meeting
adjourned i. adjourned TO meet next Fri
day evening, lhe 23d) at early candle
lghiing-t0 adopt constitution and by
! laws, and to debate. EIE
- The following question was then cho
sen for debate, at the next meeting: docs
the true policy of this country consist in
the further extension of its territory
On motion ordered: that the proceed
ings Of this meeting be published in thu
'.Des MOines Courier" as
And then the meeting adjourned.
79 b. Jones, Sec'y.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-23
New York, Nov. l2, p. M,
From California.

10 The Empire City, from .Chagres, arri-
we'd yesterday, bringing half million of
: gold dust and one months later dates
from San Francisco. Among the deaths
Is that of Col. Henry Helm, late of Gin
cinnati. Feather river has been nearly
drained of the precious metal. Places
on Yula River are most productive, where
there are about five thousand persons.
mostly Americans. Much sickness had
prevailed, but it was disappearing. DR..
Boynton's company, consisting of six
persons, had gathered $4,000 in seven
days. The aggregate number Of Amer
leans at present in the gold region, is pro-
badly 10000, and they are incarable of
exhausting the treasures. Many are re-
turning from the mines in consequence
OF the extreme heat. ie
One hundred and twenty-five females
arrived at Ssn Francisco during Septem-
ber-,corfh their sceight in gold!
Thomas Butler King was recovering,
and expects to reach Washington before
The opening of Congress. ig
The French have seized Honolulu. in
consequence Of the natives refusing TO re-
duce the rates on French brandies.-
They likewise took Hunuyau Port, low
cred the flag, and destroyed all the ammu-
milton, &c. They occupied the fort for
three days, then abandoned it and left
the Islands. t
The Convention for forming Consti-
tuition for California had been in session
three weeks, ana was expected to adjourn
the FIST week of October. The ques-
ton of suffrage caused considerable de-
bate. 1t was finally agreed to admit all
male citizens who had six months resi-.
dence in California, of twenty-one years
of age, TO the privilege of electors. The
Legislature to consist of two branches.-
Banking corporations and lotteries 10 be
prohibited. State officers elected in the
usual manner of the United Sia.es.-
The slave question caused considerable
discussion, but is now finally settled.
A number OF vessels from New York,
Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore, had
arrived at San Francisco. American
flour $40 per bbl.; American beef So;
pork S22. Many articles are cheaper
than in the United States.