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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

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ne NsT'isFf siy csasssry -. afternoon See id.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

TGl S.ETT We uscer,,,r. tn.s . n,,v.,.
p'y q Aaie' ara gentlemen we're entertained IN
a''l os Empire cry T-'s-'da7 st.s--ocn BY Cap,
"-'on- ies o1Sa..'a VA particularly enjoyable By
'so's 'ao hl- re sOod fortune To b. pr=,-at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

kF-hw,A be seen 10y the fuller account Of
Mr. Rves reception by President R'uaTsr's.
which is contained in cue European 1isPstch Thu
morning thst NJ. Bon.parts exposed himse
very cordially and politely c. Ia; ccos''9U
VIVA, win the unfortunate EvsE.Ss Posi- 10 j..
each sss St,r having proved beyond oAyil this
the French Executive vsf intensely in.a!ang IN
h;s speech, and that Gen. Tay lcr's Csb,ne; err
ANinllY % blsme Tor u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

gg A IslegrRphlC dispatch Ia smother oolunD
contains some interesting intelligence IRON SAINTS
Fe aud from Sal, Lake Acoordi0s 60 hi. report
the Mormous have arrested sn indviAus,wbo wss
passing through their country, AID tiled him or
the charge Of participating in the war winch re-
sailed Ia their expulsion trom N.uvoo they arr
also said 60 express great hostility toward the
United States. Now as FOX this latter statement
W disbelievo . altogether. IL 10 CUTIE Possis'e
,ha, thsrc may be individuals among tie SornoIs
who cherish such feeling, but it 10 aOsurb to at
tribute 1t to the mas Of the people. Have they
not jas, made the stronges, possible msnie'tSiior
ci attachment to this nation snd iss Institutions
BY aolemnly ssking 70 be admitted &c the Union
AS 10 the arrest aod trial Of Mr.. Pcmeroy II siil
be qSi,s time 10 believe It fully when We have
more complete kccosats. We eKnno; see hovev
err that sapposing II TO be az stated. the AoTmous
have done very unnatural or avery unjust thing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

eToEI'slF srFrLT.-Tns EMP arrived from
a'riC 7ssie'cas fcr go 7rrross Of coupe..ss her
-1z' i'f - "ss'srl Coast Is 10 probable ta., abe
Il 'al- oH sGAdsJ or Monday Tor ssr F-s.ss---
&c I'm r. O-i'-.. S5veTno' Hon. William st-cns.
'a's'' -nS e@9rss z ksnitou, Secretary s,.,s :.
Oi=s'H VIE heir FAMILIES, viii 40 oEt By This .ho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

2 IhoTn y ilIon Of this City, while passing
EEostsa! ir C.--.zzsl - Saturday lsss l.id ~.
asnd 4poI srs= .'oae -i-lsson Is sezs n 'front.' II
yard AID esntad Il &C tssi IL tel spcn Gin
a. s''.s - IS lgsI Se.0W ;A- Enes 10 vas fss.sn.
q Down saru MA cries attracted attention -nen be
".' eI'7ies'ed ard taIer = lie hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29
~ DIGTERiCG,
GEO ! WOOD. COuni'
JOHN ! MILLER. \

WArcHss ~ rms GOLO asp siLyss CAsGA-I1sg
de'sigosd would respectfully sequsiat the 81 zss,css
York and ylclniiy that hs hss jgsl com2,cisJ sT'r
beautiful stock Of Inc above goods which, ,or Sc sn
manship sod accuracy ~ ume, cannot - slrp.".
eqnsed oy any o'her establishment 10 this ETY. s'.s
leye would - 10 he Advantage Of a. 10 rsi AID .fc
ine h!s STOCK before purchasing ei.s9hsrs.
A 7 COC"gaGE, 2s Green pI.h-a
opposite Sfuafps Steam Su,.f4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

khssOIDERLD CAsrOs CRAFE DsEssGs gst -
hATcHGZ --This day received an invoice Of nehJ z
breidsr-d CrsPs Dresses, from Inc b-. ma1uf.ss'-i
Canton. Ladies are invited 10 erAz.ise them, a. ssIF
truly heauall SEAMAN 4 htk
MA 81 yll bfcstEg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

y ss1or Il Hinna ihs =-r s-o-. Leader
% 10 Orchestra al MOS VII ,.ks bi. bsnehs On
Saturday sezi, Do 1t a ~hi-h occasion re a.. be
s'.iltef y tie ioaOSiaz isvoi.e .rt,.:s We Rave
En-J slIaas-ered their valuable services ssa,riss
b.rshe'e sIi A51s h9rssst. siyror Calsl Ns7enL
>saqes.co aisaors Avogstro an 49, tie cssry, SIN
srs u the A'oF Place vita the Kind yer.sson Of Mr.
As-s,Erk Tas Rsv-l Family as vel 40 Messr. Geors.
Sa'.oT. All q Z C4ft. -. .,.o spear The Italian
Opera 70 - Performed only or taas night will b.
Donizs =. much. admired Elixir dAnore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

y Rev Dr.. Bethu0e is expected u preach
tia dsy IN the Central Reformed Dasca Church in
H-rry-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

TCnE.T PRAHCI AND EA1LAHl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

LARel lo".-The Albany ara Mex. YORK
steam as O.~ego sri'sd trou Albany ysst rdsy eve
&c, ss7;r: ii CGAl barge. .Be bostI in tow. al
-ss'Ly ,Ssa %iih produce Of various kinds Tai. 4,
- ...sesi 49, slnos. &c ls.s .o~ q the ss..on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

aCFgs. Welcomes, CUFFs &: -L'A'-; ~iiaasft
would 10 wei 81 call sad Fl anime }. n H.sLIY's.;H
did assodmsIi o, Yurs lie was awarded ns =
mum a. Tue ale Pair A las assortment OF 5zs.s n
Fancy Robe. Oh hand J. II ntaLEg
n29 cod - 3isi3--st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

H0rEL FOR CALlFosSfi.-N,. Booth Il Myrtle
gs'ng - large Hotel = .-sd 10 ssn Fracei.co
10 be - BY - fst nfss stories high and NJ tire
INST modern style Of srcoi,ec;sTs Ttal- vi 10 81
rooni and large dining room IA .hs rssr The bui'd
lag vii, b % constructed 70 b packed 10 very
sn.l compass, AID can be pgi u2 II very sort time
Il IS owned By gentleman Of this city who tskes II
Oh, IS 40 experiment. Mr. Booth hs. during .hs pa.
season sziensEey engaged In the n.n0l.c,ure OF smAl
houses for California having sent q sons eighty u
| thar coun.ry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29
SEVEN DAY1
LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF raE CANADA,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29
CALIFORNIA OUT glT

Pacific NAL srEAasair CosPAsY.--Ths nsv y.
Torss steamship " Tonnesses." ~ 80 tcnsbaras. y,
Cole Commsrdsr will sail from Pier n . -
day, December ln, for San Fsneiseo. Via K0's'
Vsipsrsiso Panama aHd Acapulco, and will isst-~
=a--5eE q cabin and storage passenger, sSf sH~.
tbes- ports. An experienced Surgeon will bs pzsse
y aitAehed 10 ths steamer FOr passage, -gP1s,s
hee u tho Company, - 3Outh-st se~-fors. szh~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

ExrRA BUeK~sEIr-Tns Crosou slas ~ csf',
are now grinding very superior New BGei'N
pressy for families p1tap 10 small bsz' ard !" -,
the principal grOc.rs, Al mill prices. Also, res. -.
Extra Wheat Grahsm and Rye Flour Whis -
hssi. fn27 3tsOd' HECkER bzDiN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

FRACTURE OF THE ARN.-Ol Tuesday after
noon about 3 O'Clock n swedish sslor belonging 10
tho brig Metsmora, lying 81 pier II Esst River having
bean engaged IN painting The yard o. ih@ vessel.
tell upon The 1"ck height OF shout 20 feet and broke
his right srm rear .ae wn.t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

R"PEcr.-The chceis Of the 5th Brigade, -
Di7.ion will 10 dsypsy avis's 10 their esleeuseG ~
commander hsjof Gen. J. J,hnson. They will be sc
eonPanied by ccml ,lies nd G, q the l2th Reg
meni, a. AZ cscOFs uEdsr the Command Of Major J. c
Smith. Tbs token Of respee, - our venerable ard
rnash respected fellow citizen highly credilabio 10
the parties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

YoEEIsN PosTAse HaTss ssp RsSULsfio., sss
pvslsl treaty win Great Bdtsia ard is> - 81
HOstzse Rstss. lncigdlEs Newspaper, YmP'V 4 p
4ER's Plsl1es. AeT1s A..uanac D, $50 Yr--ss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

- Boys OVsr-eosIs ard Clossing At - No.
win he beat assorImont Of mems oysfcoss AL 49,
- % hGnd IN TIE eily sa.ssb.s Tor his Or he az.
market. lHl7 6tsOd'l BOUGHToS sbf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

u You cas'f s0or OFT FAC and t1s rogss
over he county having ssuin.d Ik~nsslye' s'sfi &
fiai, that lhefs are % such Bocs a, 10 phesY -
sold BY JosEs "a AunI y T. All creation cAls psilE
the % Duy rlspNhsTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

- Tho Church Of tho Holy Trinity w.. a
Poia. Of attraction yesterday occasion OF the mar
rage Of two daughters Il Jams Stevens, Rsq. Of !
Wuloughby q. 70 Two New York merchants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

SrsIo5s Accountable <. henHeH 90 rs
Clly. sai baily wounded oa Teesdy While on gun.
mag excursion Il, vicinity =, Report, New Jersey.
;a e. nnAuy -ita src;soE s-1.smea. A rshh'' bsd
oso. s.stt,i u which bis oom5 soion hfed. bu, the
whole csa-.o wa received by NJ. Hsnueli oa' =
IT, sho, weas directly tn oa.a she cyJ osi, entirely
destroying thu eye sni WOUNDS were ssw'S Indicted
On hls rlsa. ss and his hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

~ Although isishss" slldia. rshn.a goH AZ :,
inz The N.Y. 70 praise Ibs Boot made By or h'S =.
gIss, yet ye cannot help recommending thoss ~
fssily good BOois or Shoes call at ili guitoss
par " his own masuisciu,e sA'~N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-29

SIxrs MlGp PoLIcE paragraph - sao cox
SIDE Of 70 day Pspsr would ssem - t'ke 'ce' WIKI
one Il ire numerous candidates Tor TIE otcs 9! Cap
,s.n Of the x,A ard Police The gentleman referred
70 may y fully competent for the efce but be 10 NOT
n. choice Of the Alderman snt Ass,tsn, ass chossn
by the People We cnly wise . guard ourselves
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-17
LEWIS CASS,

When the people send their best men to
the public councils, it is sure sign that they
are awake to their best interests The cleo
tons Of United States Senators, have, every
where, Of late, resulted in the choice Of men,
eminently calculated to do honor to the
country; but there is no citizen Of opposite
politics to US, whose advent to the Senate
gives us more qualification, than that Of
LEWIS CAss, Though denied, by the pub
lie voice, the trust of Chief Magistrate, he
has been chosen to represent the State OF
Michigan in the United States Senate, by
the unanimous suirages of the Legislature,
"a mark Of respect for his past public services
and his talents, that reflects the highest Gre
dit on his political opponents in the electoral
body. Though opposed to many of Cover
nor Cass' political doctrines, we have ever
regarded him as one Of the ablest statesmen
Of the country, and we are rejoiced that he
will have a seat Oh the floor Of the Senate
during President Taylor's term, for we do
not hesitate to predict, that the new admin
istration will much oitener command his ap-
probation than his condemnation, even though
it NAV not enlist his sympathios
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-17
From the Baltimore Patriot OF last evening.
THE SLAVE QUESTION.

In accordance with the published notice, the Sen
ators and Representatives from the Southern OF
sveholding States assembly, last nightin the Sen
ate Chamber, to receive and act upon the report Of
the Committee appointed at previous meeting a
motion was made and adopted, that neither repor-
tiers nor the public generally should be admitted To
the meeting.
The regular proceedings commenced by Mr.. Ven.
able, of North Carolina presenting ana reading the
address which had been prepared by Mr. Calhoun,
with, is understood, the assistance or suggestion
of MI. Bayly, of Virginia.
The address is devoted entirely TO an enumeration
OF what called acts of aggression or wrongs COM
mited by the North upon the rights OF the South in
the institution of domestic slavery, as guaranteed by
the Constitution.
The address having been read debate followed.
Messrs. Clayton, Stephens, Toombs, Morehead,
Underwood and Gentry spoke against adopting the
address II was adyocatedby Messrs. Calhoun, Bay
ly, Gayle, Mason, Westcoit and Jefferson Davis.
Speeches In favor Of action, but for modifying the
address were made by Messrs, Berien and Mckay,
The adoption Of the address was opposed on aev-
eral grounds. One objection was that the address
asserted as fact that organized bodies OF men ex-
listed in the States along to Canada 20 aid slaves in
escaping from the South and TO reach Canada. The
proof Of this statement was wanting
Another objection was that the address alleged that
the North had raised false issues, by charging the
South with endeavoring To direct the legislation oil
South had openly and repeatedly denied this charge
and had always commended that there was no aulho
rty in Congress to restrain or extend slavery into
new territories or States-it being local institution
with which the general government had nothing
10 do.
Mr.. Toombs objected to this allegation in the ad
dress, for he had taken opposite ground in Congress
At the last session.
Another objection taken to the address, was that j
proposed no action, and seemed to have no defnit,
purpose, but left every thing in the dark as 10 tht
future 4
The objections were held by The meeting to be 81
well taken that motion TO refer It back TO the Com
mltee was made and carried.
Mr. Berrlen moved certain instructions to the
Committee, but his motion was not adopted.
The Committee will report at an adjourned meet
ing to be held next Monday night
The meeting accordingly adjourned to that time.
Several members who were appointed on the orig
nal committee, asked and were excused from sev
Ing further. Among those executed are Messrs
Clayton, Stephens, Chapman, Rusk and Morehead.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-17

SEALED proposals. directed TO the Secretary Of the Sen
received the office OF the Secretary Of The Senate in The
Capitol Washington, until 10 o'clock in the forenoon oil
the ordinary binding, hereinafter described, Tor The
Senate and House Of Representatives for the thirty first
Congress- 10 be executed IN The city of Washington sam
Piles OF the materials, binding, and lettering required will
be x It. 5 and pr q Inc spp rG9%h. any Of
sons desiring 10 make proposals.
The binding tor each House viii form separate job and
VII be rS cass w S sons Of s bs oe bills and
Joint resolutions Of the two Houses printed on cap paper,
n Gf r ,w e sa RI S nrspo" m he pe
yonme o any n"mhe q PAGES rn may BE- dseiea 70
be se"ond class viii consist d The binding of the printed
% s ace mi Of s
Journals Executive documents, aud part Of The misce
ecnied in calf or sheep with raised bands and spring backs
and lettered on morocco The proposals viii state he
rected 10 form volume for The binding and lettering in
calf and for the binding and lettering in Sheep and the
price for each extra te consisting OF such lettering as
The materials be used in this binding required to
be Of the best quality the skins either Of The cali or OF the
sheep To be split and the workmanship 10 be done In
should there be any maps charts diagrams or plates be
longing 10 any document 10 be bound the will he de-
vered To the binder by the engaver OF the logpher 10
be carefully preserved and inserted in their proper pseesn
such document the prices for binding ami lettering TO In
clude the gathering, folding and inserting all snch maps,
&C. Of the octave sze and the extra price will be stated
for folding aud inserting 100 copies OF plate larger than
octave. t.z. #t H
The copies Of printed documents to be bound above
described TO be received IN sheets by the binder at HE
office, from the printers to Congress, from time 10 time as
they may from The press be by the binder dried,
pressed, folded aud gathered INTO volumes be ii.
rected when the indexes for each class shall have been
printed and dalyer the waste leaves 10 be furnished by
the binder The binder will be held responsible for the
safety OF oil documents, maps charts diagrams, and plates
received from the printers and enefavers OF lhogap
tered as required aud delivered according 10 the order Of
the Secretary o the Senate and Clerk ofhe House oil KEEP
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-17
Landing Of the Maryland Pilgrims.

The Leonardiown (NId) Beacon say that the land.
ing of the Pilgrims of Maryland will be celebrated
at the original site Of the first settlement in ST. Ma
rvs county on the l0th of May next, under the aus
pieces of thePhilodemic Society Of Georgetown a.
C.) College.
The Georgetown Advocate, in referring to the Gel.
ebration, says:
''We understand that the preparations now making
ny the Committee of Arrangements for that occa-
reflect credit not only themselves but on that So.
clety aud College, which always appear to be the
pioneers in every praiseworhy undertaking. The cit
izens ofonr town. noless Than those ofMaryland will
feel gratiiied that steps have been taken which will
secure an annual celebration Of the Landing of the
Pilgrims, In order 10 perpc,uate the virunus deeds Of
our forcletbers"
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-17
PosIIsA .es,o|!RFIssIoN AND pKLE5sI Z;

lows Hall, Seventh Street, ON this WEDNESDAY EVE
MING, JANUARY II, ut o'clock, by REV L LEAHE Y
formerly Monk OF La Trappe in France.
StsJEeT-" linc ttiam pr9visa pollutope nvountara,
cef. ParochH Ell etam aliis confess ars audire con.
ersoncs mulieru aclegere tractaus de rtbus turpbs
This Latin quotation IL taken from, Vol l, page ats
the Roman Catholic Latin Theology, published in philae
cordially invites the Bishop Of this city any hs priests
to rrte any quotations read BY HIN from their standard
works.
n5-The Lecture will be Illustrated by sad catalogue OF
neonrovertbe quotations from the Lain Theology the
Infaible Church Of Rome; which catalogue Mr. Ieahey
has by public request trangated and published with the
orgnai Latin on one side Of the pare, and English on the
other and will be offered for sale on the evening Of hif
lecture price 25 cent? for each book
fL1- Ladies' and youihs are positively prohibited from
coming TO this lecture sa some awful disclosures WIN be
made,
NJ Tickets 70 cents ianT
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-17
CONGRESS.
wAsuSeroS, January 10, 1919.
SrN ATE

SENATE.
Mr., DousLAss submitted Il substitute for the bill
heretofore introduced by him, 10 admit California as
State SO as TO make il conform to the views Of the
Committee who had II under consideration. II Is
the special order for Monday next.
The Senate took up the order Of the day, the bill
regulating land titles and grants under the treaty
Mr. Breese replied TO the remarks Of Mr.. Benton
delivered yesterday.
The Senate, after an Executive session, adjourned
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
BY correction Of the Journal, il appeared that the
bills organizing territorial governments for Callor-
MIA and New Mexico were not made the order Of the
day for Tuesday next as announced yesterday.
Mr.. Tuck offered resolution with view 10 create
Congress, Of nations fol the settlement OF dispu.
les without resort 10 war. Objection was made.
Mr.. King, from the Committee on Naval Afaira,
reported bill aking provision for the ransporta'
ton Of troops and supplies over the Isthmus OF "a
mama, and TO promote American commerce. lie
was not successful In the motion 10 make II the or.
der Of the day and the motion TO print ten thousand
copies of the report was referred 10 the Committee
on Printing
The bill TO continue the Office of Commissioner of
Pensions In force until the further action Of Con-
gress, was passed, as was also
The bill increasing the pension OF MAJOR James
NJ Scantlan TO fifty dollars month.
The House resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole on the State Of the Union (NIr Smith, of In.
diana in the chair and resumed the consideration of
the Civil and Diplomatic Appropriation BILL
The amendment in relation TO a reduction of mile
age pending,
Mr. Murphy made few remarks on the subject.
Mr. Sawyer condemned The appropriations for the
Auxiliary Guard, the Bridges, &c.
Various questions were taken on the amendments
pendng, but nothing conclusive was arrived at.
The Committee rose, and the House adjourned
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-17
BALTIMORE MARKET.


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10 tieres g 40 ALDO
Is hhds, N. .. Sugar, AS ALSO
II i" Cuba . 1916 a4,05
FLouR.-After we closed our report Yesterday there
were 400 barrels Howard street sold at $500. To-
day we do not find any change in the market. There
Is rather more disposition 10 sell than TO buy, We
have sales Of two hundred barrels SIS, and several
offers at less, but holders would not yield at the
time we left the market.
City Mills Is still without transactions, II is held
at IS, 25.
Corn meal 50 6s3as2s7i but little doing
GRATN.--There are no arrivals Of grain except by
wagons and railroads. and these are small There
are no sales of wheat; it Is qaoted yesterday, at
l02al07 cents from good 10 prime red, and l05all6
or white.
Corn is held AT 55a56 cents for yellow, with sales
at hese figures and 52a53 cents for white. without
saes Oats 2sa32 cents, and Rye GO cents, both nom
inal.
PRovIsIoNs.-We could hear Of no transactions
in barreled meats, and next TO nothing in bacon
Small sales of Lard al ! cite. in bbs. and ea9 Id
cts. in kegs.
Hoes. There was good supply yesterday and
sales were made AT $5a5 81 r.,
BEEF CATTLE.-rhe supply nt the scales yester-
day was large, reaching to 1900 head Of which $50
head were sold TO butchers and packers $50
sent oPhi adelphia, and the balance RENAME was
unsod. Prices range FROM 81 30 10 ST. equal to SIS
40 rs net average So l-2 gross
WHisKEy.The article Is firm and sales were
made to-day OF "a cts in hhds and 25 cts. in bbls
Some ask higher rates but without sales.
baltimore Patriot
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-17

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