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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-23

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

The title, Department Of tDeSntsror and 70 insert
Home Department He did not wish TO trouble the
House for single nom Mt; he had nos the shsneess
se,sarly: but be ould soy that the language 10 not
Epgrh; It's sol ZOOLOGY = tra nom the french
= M,nitter Of tb Interior has NO meaning; but Pc
sense for ~ md We cannot have Secretary Of tho
Interior, As the bill provides the next movement Will
be se Secretary Of the Exterior The Interior"
IL ufe| qualified sense aud IL opposed to thu Sos
bosr and he supposed that the Secretary would have
yauch with the seaboard as with the In
tSrior The title. therefore, should be altered into
[Inglsh and an alteration should DO made In the body
Of the bill, we'll - In the title. -
Mr. HILLIARp said that Minister Of the Interior
was European title, and be thought that 1t woud %
better to say Secretary OF tho Home Department
Mr.. VIRToN raid that the title was spoken OF IN eom
mtee, but It would be recollected that tho seotetay
of the Treasury recommended this measure ana pro
posed the name Of Department Of the Interior. He
supposed that Il made but little dfereace wnss sne
the name Of thing; and the committee thousn.
heat 10 leave the name given to tho bill by the
tary of the Treasury. Mr.. Vtnton was wrs .uss GIG
should be changed in the TILE sn hi nroyi~ss for
An Mt Secretary Of the Treasury and Commit
soner OF therefore he proposed to ttriks out
the words and for other purposes, snu " ,use,S,
Secrstsry and q Commissioner OF the Customs"
Mr. q BRowr proposed that the amendment be
made by general consent To this there was objeo-
Tbeq uestion taken, and the amendment wa
agreed to- and was that Of Mr. Pafrey So the title
rsadf An act to establish the Home Department aud
to provide for the Treasury Department an Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury, and Commissioner OF the
Customs"
Nj VIrror-I hope that tho body Of the bill will b
inside to conform to the title.
The SrEAKER-It cannot be done without motion
70 reconiider. The title will stand, a. amended,
there be objection.
The Houee then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

PR .,ss stock NO dsy.1s P ,ss Ii'h
oies Tsllow American only salssbs; best q1smsy ~
boxes Of 20 ibs bringing to iss par TO-; 10
ibs. CodSsb. s91 per quint:l; good supply MACK.
srsI sax per Dbl salmon, $40 per bbi; nssssse.
Pork Ir,sb trade confined almost entirely to 1staii;
price $l4 to SIS per Dbl Ausr,csn, prize, SOY.
Beef American, prime stock very light, rdoe $40 to
si4 per Dbl: % = quality; consumption United Hams,
T. Pess, price So SO per bsg Of bushels; sslssble
II good and new; old unsassbis. Corn, yellow, ct 81
Der buehel Tobacco, leaf price 90 TO l0o per h. for
5000 quality inferior nnsssabls Cheese, Amsrican
8 Q. per ID dull, and heavy stock Oats, American
67c per- bu,hsl very durof SALE Lumber. w. p, per
oo6 feet, $40 49, ls.t sale Do r. r., s2S lat sale
100 sa6, net wanted Shingles w. p, per 1000. 81
Do Cypress seldom imported; NO sales to quote Beer
in bottle, 81 80 per dozen, common quality; 81 g.
do superior Do. In hide, price SD Countess States
do do, $35 TO S38. Porter, In hhds.. S12 to $l3
Line do s.. Buiiains bricks, per 1000, 81 to sls
lon lac strong ditto per ditto 2s to 30c Molassss,
per asllon, IL to llhe Coffee, per 10, lle
Exchange on London.-PrivAts bills, 90 days eight,
s4o4; banks cash discount go days. sa74 st7s; do do
60 Days SAT- $751; do do 80 days, $3.50 S4s4. Pur-
| chasing ut $3.50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

ferre& to General Taylor's military achievements
In very handsome manner, and touched neatiy
vpon the manifestations OF gratituee whicn ne
might expect from the people, curing MS route'
He also made handsome Ieierence TO the boy
hood daye of the General which were partly spent
in LcultviIe; and expressed a hope--with the as,
surance--that now, as president Oh the Unlted
Stat, O. he would endeavor TO ADMINISTER the GO
homer OF the country and the benefit Of the whole
people .. ., 49,. ,,e
hour in length. He sald that tor his success in the
battles to which allusion had been made, he was
alike indebted 10 the volunteer soldiery aud the
regulars, and to none more than the troops of Ken
lucky In regard to his course as President, he
said II his ardent wish to dlssipate all party
acImonies, and to bring the government back to
the simplicity OF our fathers, when the objects
aimed at were the happiness and prosperity OF the
country only: He concluded amidst the shouts
and cheers of the multitude.
The General remain, IN Louisville during to-
day, and attends the grand ball and supper to DO
on Tuesday at IL o'clock, on the steamer Pike No.
Z, Tor Madison, IN which city he stops few ho,Ss,
and proceeds on at night by the Kentucky river
packet boat, to Frankfort and Lexington.
AT CINCINNATI.
A telegraphlc despatch to the Philadelphia IN
q.,rr yesterday, says OF General Taylor at Gin
"General Taylor Is feeble, in consequence Of a
fall at Madison occasioned by the rush OF the pOpu
lace to grasp the old hero by the hand The
anxiety TO SEE hum Is unpre cedented.,
"Poruons of the city were brilliantly Illuminated
last evening, in honor OF his presence among u.s."
The Csneinnatti Chronicle OF the 18th inst. says
ga gentleman who came up the river win
General Taylor as far as Smlthland, informed us
that General Taylor sated in conversation, that II
he was al. office.holder when new administration
came INTO power, against which he had taken an
active part, he would resign his ofhce."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18
The Weather.
The Thermometer at Hartford, ssnu on D rjdav
MoxAina. stosd IL degrees i,slsx 1910

The Thermometer at Eartford eeuu on 0 r,dav
noxLing. stosd Ia degrees bsIs~ seso
The Bssiss Journal of the 18th, says:-The Their.
mometer this morning indicated . Of four
degrees below zero which quite respectable weather
for Boston the 10th Of February This is the cold
Get weather We have experienced this winter except
ing the morning Of the 18th of January, whe the
temperature, as indicated by the thermo eter
aader the exposure, also four degrees beo
We learn that the mercury fell a. low sixteen de.
srees this morning at Milton HILL and at Milton Upper
Hils IL fell to eighteen degrees below At Cam
bridgeport the thermometer was ten degrees below
zeIc and the same ~ Harrison Square, in Dorchester
TIE 1ragcior of the date, speaking Of the bar
Dor, raye-Tbe recent cold weather has caused con.
adorable k1atipg ice to accumulate in our harbor,
which this morning remained stationary This Is the
first lime sucs the free sing In Of the Engsh stssmer
ONE eight ye~rs sao that the entrance to haroo
has been even tsmpor ariiy closed by Toe.
The Thermometer At Troy, ~ ". on Friday, stood
at degrees beIow zero and at New Lsbsnop, IN We
s~Sss aAy, ~ ~ bel>v ssy2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18
CITY TRADE REPORT.

L. M.
ASHES are quiet at SO 3iH to 81 IS for pots and
pearls Corroy-At the decline noticed yesterday,
E Ny IL In moderate demand with sales OF 200 bales.
FLouR, sc-The flour market continues firm, and In
como Cd better than yesterday sales reach
1000 bbls Small .ass rye nour 1t So ~ meal s quot
ed 1t ~ SIX to So "a. Whsat remains dull. We un-
dsrand that within the last four weeks there were
sold 40 COO bushels Gsnesee ut 81 &c. part OF which
was taken by mers here and part sent to and
Philadelphia Corn Is dull-sales not exceeding S0O0
butbsls at yesterdays prices PRovI,IoNs-The mar
tst for pork IL rather steady. Mess quoted ct
Sill, and prime At $40 to $40 rs.
SATURDAY, February 17-oP. M.
The market for produce generally was inactive It
was The last day OF the week. and the weather cold
Flour steady at yesterdays rates. and some kinds
were in request for home little frmer Moderate
talss made, Dsstipg Of the usual variety Of
brands Within week or two, considersble sales OF
Gene,ee wheat have been made, the terms OF which
have bat recently been made public. Small sales OF
southern were made to day, at rates stated below
Corn continued dull, and sales were moderate, at
about Yesterday rates. There change In rye
or oats Meal dull. Pork was better, and sales Of
mess made at advance on yesterday quota
tiops. Beef continued steady Lard was inactive, at
previous rates. Groceries comparatively quiet,
and but little done in sugar or molasses Cotton
was duh, with moderate sales on terms In favor OF
buyers .
Of SO 90 barrels pots reported at
SO 37x while pearls were dull 1t previous quotations.
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Movements or the Sailing Packets.
Maritime lNTELLIGENcE,
Fort Of New York. February Is, Isao.
Cloarcas
1tas,oev 90. Gull nonpelI Raltimore.

Steamer Sea Gull, Donnell, Baltimore.
s. s sy
BaIis-J Josu.,n Lewis San Franchises Nauslns Wilson
Ssrd America ham Rato Hamburg Bses Kunscri Dot
Robert Walsh Singer do, Ewcl Princess Josephine
Bnss~iiarrst siieSsiL Nesmith walsh, EMPIRE BAXTER
Vera trus husey Murray; Allen king feSknor. Belize
Hnyi st Marsr Nemith Waleh lus Ballard. st Marks
&c Ausust. stone Savannah stsss, Chairman 20; HarA
sehs~ Peites Saunders, St Marksi strate Vance
Se sSn so sss Gs.%.o c
Ahoe Seaman Baltimore Mailer Lord Csronac sherwSod
Boa Thos Psot Emery, Dghton Sxrah spoarman New
BedioId Virginia, Andr, 8, Providence
Arr1veds
Steam ship Cherokee Lyon, Savannah days. With mds, to
hip lockwood Ernston Cork 80 days in ballast and
2 pss epgs Grnlo Minurn Co. The lays to anchor
Sleeper Nsx Orleans :s day, With -four to
Bsrs SasS Issraham, New orsan: days mdss
Mailer Lord stk nst Care Hasteras wNw 30 miles
Bar snn to NJ. arsn Thompson scmarsrs via st
Thcma. in ballast to Y ie'srson Of ke~ n.yep Yes
going in in Distress one vas from Maine for New
naik Florence WOODWARD New Orleans % dsys with mdc to
E~e Hss been u Gays north OF uattcrar los sails spars
Dsrs HesIy R.y eo Of New Haven Bottum from Phlaac
pha days in ballast 70 master The Is bound to Now
big Luey (ofCam den) Hosmer Sc Marks ~ days with cot
ton Anderson Go. The has been 10 days
SSs Eos.,. PEN ell Brpnric) xerran New Orleans
Wdsys 4sc to isdser, Peck 20. 2tb uls lat
%cs 70 Buck sailed IN 90 With brig Frances s'f In
Bristol H. he Sarsh NASH for Boston, LYDIA
r foi Poitsno tho body Il the ia Capt
ske Of bark taDoIfL brig borner Tor Phadephs 5to
inst nCspc Csnavera ttansed sgnas with bark Frankn
s'is Anse s,ney. unbar .eu,us IS dayn with returned
Ssss Svahss toss ss,o, NV ly>A = - ~ "a .
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mARIxE rs ELsEWHERE.

BAIrMorE, February lGsl0o0 Maryland runr,ery So 30
4OV & 1000 do do, 50 shs Mechanics Ban ~ - DO ltL
ONO X, h3ds 80; IS do do hOdt ~; 81 DO
so 20 do b0i, 40 do do 81 do do 39; do DO "a;
2do Bauriorc Cas- 81
JnIADrIPirA February Il First Board-S20 Aims House
oh l5U0S Nav IS o. b 3& $500 IcnnA So c. 7Stl iV
do 10. 74; g0U penna o. 7s2 300 do rw, 7Ss rsnna
De- .Uv shs uojrs %. Btiaecn Bolrds-lv Bank
3l 10 do 81. Second BcnrG-Slj0 Aims O. s3 z75
lchgb Rcrp, o. GO Lebi6' Int s ITO CO 81. lO9s 100
County o. ttU 300 PennA bs, 81 300 do SU Dc, 7oS
BosroE, Feb. l6Brocrs' 10 irdi share Cheshire Rail
hsixoad, IO1s dodo lO2i lido h2S l 40 DO 0ss
40 Rutland iroad 72 20 do Reading Railroad IL i6;
lUU do do TX. y IS do do l2; 100 do do l2. 9 2do
vGuoht tena kalroad u vi 40 do do BIZ 10 ~ do do 81
do Botoa and Worcester Railroad iCbf do boetoa and
Prov d. nee Railroad IN do New England Worsed Co., 7G
do Granite sank lGo SooJ keading nailroad yonds 1880,
"a W do dc lO 66 Second Hoard. Fe,. liz shares VI
ton,ral Railroad BIN To- do Boston and Worcester Rail
rcs llt do do 10Y DIDO Vermont aud Mass Railroad, Jo
10 10 East Boston Co.. I5la; ~ do do l3li. 500.
FOREIGN MARKETs.
Hrw,nABA, Jan. - Business has been exceed dinghy
du the past fortnight there has been scarcely any
thing doing for week past, In consequence OF the
boidays The weather mas been very stormy
for roma time. Produce scarce, particularly mo-
lasses. which is in demand. Thsre ia more ton
nsgs In the river than will be req tired for some
time, and frst hts are low, "a, TO 2s. ID per est
Flour, on; good stsoly. Corn Meal ~ per Dol
Rice v. l., SS TO s2 pr loo lbs large stock Caro-.
sss w., ri " s. y.y Ssd SL IVA; Prsst. 81 70 %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

TExAs.-The steamship Galveston, Capt. Crane,
arrived at New Orleans the 9Th last. from Calves
ton, which port she left on the 9th. The news by
this arrival Is Of but little interest.
The San Antonio Western Ieran notices the
departure of company OF six persons, from that
city, for California. They intend going by way of
Preside, San Fernando, or via chihuahua. Ano-
ther party was getting ready to leave about the
let instant, which will proceed to point lower
down ON the Rio Grande, thence by way OF Mon
clova, &c.
A. company intend leaving Galveston, shortly,
tor the same destination.
The Pvesbytertan OF Saturday, the Sd inst. says
Z" We have the satisiactionto announce, that every
trace OF the cholera has entirely disappeared from
this place, and there 10 prospect that we shall
have good spring trade
The editor ST the Victoria Adrocate says, it IS
understood that a strong effort Is TO be made at the
next Legislature, to remote the seat OF govern-
ment from Austin. THIS effort will be made by
the east, IN solid phalanx. Huntsville Is men,
toned as the point to which the members will re-
move.
The papers Of the east deny this.
The editor OF the ITeSterw ItTan has been ia-
formed, that Gen. Worth has "declded npon send
ing the troops destined for the Upper RIO Grande
by the new route lately discovedcd by Col Hays"
These troops will probably take up the line Of
march from Frederick sbarg, for FL Paso, about
the iirst OF March.
The Sh regiment of Infantry, which had for
some time been encamped opposite Victoria, took
up the line OF march on the 10Th ut. The health
at Lavaca for the purpose OF assisting In taking
care OF the public stores, &c., at that place.
The elebrated Mrs. Ann Chase is stopping at
the fremont House, Galveston. She came pas
senger TO that place. from Tampico, On the pro-
peller Tonpkins. Capt: Carr, who has been Act
ing Quartermaster at Tampiee, was also pas
sengeT to Galveston Oh the Tompkins.
The small pox (ssys the Wsstorn Jc1on) has
made its appearance IN Guadalupe county
A German, engaged IN herdng, was murdered
recently by the Indians, at the crossing OF the
Guadalupe rlyer, about twenty miles from FIede-
ricksburg.
The house Of the assessor and collector of taxes,
for Crockett county, was recently entered, and
about one thousand dollars OF the money he had
collected by virtue OF his Office, stolen. An lndl-
vidual, named Frank Johnson, a VIGOROUSLY Lfa-
nous character, was suspected and apprehended,
who confessed the robbery. lie has since alb
seconded.
The river Angelina is now in good navig able
order, and the steamboat of that name has m lde
several successful trips to Patonla, within fifteen
miles of Nacogdoches, carrying down to Sabine
fass iull ifeight on each TIP.
The steamboat Brazos, Captain Brentllager,
arrived at Quintana, from Washington, GA the
brazos, Feb. isf, with 553 bales cotton, 60 sacks
ana ~ barrels pecans. and - hides. A portion of
dorado.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. IL, lS4}

BALTIMORE, Feb. IL, 1S4S
The Pugilist Cdse--Ihe Labn1G Packet--- IL bel
to Ph,Ladelphia-City Appointments and Disap-
Yotntnuenfs, &c.
Thomas Hyer Is to be brought before the county
court to-day on writ of habeas corpus, when the
State will be called on to show on what charge he
is detained, and the reason therefor. The court
will. of course, be crowded both to hear and see,
for the matter continues to be the general subject
Of conversation. find that he has not secured the
services OF the Hon John Nelson, but Of the Hon.
Robert McLane ard Il. Collins Lee, and the con-
sequence will be that the full extent OF the law will
be applied to HIM. They are men VINO will make
windy speeches, rather to tickle the ear OF the
spectators outside the bar than 10 have any effect
on bench or Jury.
The Libe ria packet will sail from this port in
few days for Liberia with a number OF cmigrants,
several OF whom go out under the auspices OF the
New York Colonization Society.
despatch Was received here yesterday from
General Tay lor at Cincinnati, announcing that it
would be impossible tor him to visit Batmere on
his way to Washington.
delpha, with the great Northern and Southern
mails, will, perceive, be resumed next week.
The passengers and baggage cross the Susque-
hanna on the ice, which ID said TO be OF sufficient
thickness to sustain locomotive, train, and all,
without danger. Four horse wagons, with heavy
loads cross and re. cross with the greatest ease.
The condition OF the river, which is blocked up
with immense icebergs, is said to be a natural Gu
mostly for this section of the country.
perceive that John Wick Watkins has been
appointed Secretary OF State by Governor Thomas,
in the place Of Richard G. Hollyday, resigned.
The Mayor has made a pretty e neral sweep OF
the old officers OF the city, and appointed new men,
most Of whom have never had their noZzles IN the
public CRIB before. This gives general dissatis-
faction to the professional Office seekers, but the
great mass of the community are well pleased witt,
hio
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

THE FLOOD IN THE MIssIssIPPI.-The recent rise
in the Mississippi nveris spoken OF by the South
Elm papers as very serious. The Bayou sara
Lsdesr OF the Sd inst, says:-We are compelled
10 notice further rise IN the river this week. Our
streets are now nearly impossible frem the great
quantity Of water running into them from bayou
and swamp. -,
The Point CouPee Echo ofthe same date, says
We hear OF crevasses and OF levees breaking IN
every dlreltio A crevasse took place, some
fifteen days SINCE IN the upper part ef the parish
OF West Ba,Oa Rouge. 1t was thought 10 De OIL III,
tie conse qrence at the tlme but the rapid rise OF
the river, and overflow of the back lands, soon
convinced the planters of the necessity OF imme-
diate action. The road inspector called upon the
planters, who Immediately sent their hands to his
assistance, and there are now three hundred at
work.
The Yazoo river, too, has risen to a great height
The Carrollton (Miss) Democrat OF the 3lst UT,
says: The Yazoo river is now several inches
higher than it has ever been within the memory OF
the coolest nhabltant' The causeways, both to
Greenwo God and Lefore, are overlooked IN many
places, and the bridges have fOated of The two
villages are themselves well nigh inundated, and
at last accounts the nver still rising, All IN
tercourse has ceased with the river, and we are at
a loss to know VIXEN it may be resumed. 1t ap.
pears as though the Mississippi had lett its bed
and IS precipitating Its lmpetuous current through
the pass into our gentle YazoO-thus inundatng
our fine bottom lands and bearing of every lmpe-
diment In Its way.
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Died,

Suddenly, on the 16thiGst JOSEPH Henry WoRRALL,
aged A years, and on the same evening ELIzABCrH
daughter of Frederick and Caroline Reborn, In the
ninth year Of her sgethe former son. and the latter
grandcbid Of MIR. Henry Worral
The funeral services will take place on Sunday at
half past O'Clock, At the Green street NJ f. Church
The relatives and friends of the families invited t.
attend Tho remains will be taken to Greenwood for
intermspt
Al Williamsburg. on Thursday, 10th inst, MARIA
LOUISA, wife Of Jo'eph Johnson, aged 80 years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
attend her funeral from No 81 First street near Peck
slip ferry, Sunday, at half pact O'Clock NJ. With
ont fur ther notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

Total. VSLUUU 3f6ISI
Estimated white population of the above States,
5,O50,0OO Proportion OF votes polled to the white
population, lG5 in 600.
REcAPIruLATIos. Total Vofss
Whites. Free Cold. Slsses poAed, ls4s.
Free States II. 100 COO SEQ 900 go. 2O40 234
Slave States. 5,050,0 900 $780, 600 27020O0 SAG Isl
Total. -. .le,soO,oOo $4,000 100000 2sse Aus
Total estimated population. 20 o32 900
Proportion Of votes polled TO the white popula-
ton, LIZ in 200.
sThis is tho population by taken In 1874
I545 In these Sta tes
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rn.psrurrs-.fsour The Gales reached only
about 1000 bbls, in various separate lots, among
which were 500 bbs., part Brooklyn, ct IS 66&, and
the remainder pure Genssee at Sc. Included In the
above ao parcels straight this State and
Michigan, At So s2,6 . So osX. New Orleans was
S. sy; Sales Of zoo to 800 bbs Of Georgetown Bal
timore, TO-, reported at SIS 37laa 80. Wheat-
within DAY, past tns 1se eso o. ~ e
at 81 80 81 81 small lot Of Southern sold TO- day
at 1870. Buckwheat FIear-Sales OF 50 bbls were
made At 81 rs. Csrn-Sales Of 1000 bushels North
Carolina, which were made on private terms; 5000
do New Orleans damaged were made ut 45c. 1000
do on private terms. and about 5000 yellow were
ported at Co., and 1000 do Southern were made at
63c. Meal Small sales were made, at previeus rates
clip. Oan Were dull at A0c. for Canal, and ut $50.
to SAC. fer New jersey.
CoTroN.-The market confined In the iame dull
state day. the sales only amounting to lo0 bales
At prices about quarter cent lower than existed In
Corrry-There have been farther sales of 900 bags
Rio at t1sc 6sc.; and 1900 bags Of Java to arrive
FrArHEns-A sale of 1000 lbs prime Western live
geese has been made at 36c., each.
FINE CRAcKERs.-Th9e has been movement In the
market and some 600 boxes No. (4o packs per box)
have changed hands, on terms not made public.
Fsn,snrs-Cott0n was engage. ys TOT Lvsrpeoi a.
ton was engaged at I'D To Hsvre rates were dull.
For cotton to Antwerp 80. was asked.
Hrmr - American dew rotted was firm at $3.50, at
which small sales were making.
H,prs-TIsnsactions finoe our last embrace le2o
Santa Martha (mercha ntable) at about Sc months;
and ], 200 Buenos Ayres at previous rates.
IRos.-There have been sales Of 400 tons No. Scotch
pig at $25.
cold at 81 20, cash.
LrArHER-In consequence Of a reduced stock, Is
quite fiji M and the tendency Of prices is still upward.
We quote for oak, (csughter0 light, per lb 10 %;
oak middle Is 20; oak, heavy, IL 20 oak dry hde)
10 20; oak, Ohio, 10 2l hemock, light, l5x 10;
hem'ock, middle, l51s 10; hemlock heavy 13h IAN;
bemlock, damaged l2n 10; heuiock, poor do 10.
LIME The last sales Of common Thomaston were ut
so cents.
Lad Upper mines held at 81 62f, and 81 so
offered; 7IO pigs, hard lower mines, we're made at
81 30.
PEov,sioSs-In the forenoon 100 200 bbls. Of mess
were sold $11 Sill 25 ana during 'change, sales OF
$50 800 bills mets we're reported 1t Sill 30. Hams
Sales 35 tierces made private terms. Beef
Salts of Ito b5s. Chicago mess were made at Sl3 90;
river mess stood ut about $l2 Beef hams scarce
and mostly In the hands Of smokers, who dema nded
$40 Lard Small sales were reported at &C There
was nothing new IN cheese or butter.
ToBAcco.-We submiG the following statement.
showing the sales, receipts stock hand &c for the
LAkr n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-18

Comp tive View OF Population and Votes
POilsd NJ the three last Psosidential Eice-
t1Onss
The estimates Of population IN those States
where NO &c nsus has been taken since 1910, have
been mainly adopted from the tables published by
The Commie siOner Of Patents and are ne ar enough
TO exactness Tor the purposes OF comparison.
J. CKKsvs sP 1910, AND PREsIpENrsAL ELEcTIeN ~
Qsn