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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
Disasters. nc.

WAHrNGros Asiaudna Va from Liverpool report
ln several vessels the Northern edge OF Tx
Gull, partially dismasted.
E1lsN-Sch James Nelson. arrived at this port
Tuesday S~ausbongh Nc reports that toe brig Mary Ellen
which was capzed and gli aud azrwans dntte,
into Inlet July aaoa BY the wrecksrsi
they wlske her Norfolk temporary sch She has
lumber empty uc keep her acs although aae
full OF water
9Th of Friday morning. last by the as
massachusetts, after dchagns INTO lighter
the lumber which she had on deck
Th, has Ejgarto~u where tue brig has gone
She appeared have suffered but very little from ~
ing and strong vessel other~ise she
must damage UGH exposed
days Af,r afoa her leak 7ut trdiag
TIE A bound 10 New Fork
B4nLr6S New York for Alexandra, before reported
ashore was got damage, and arr a. A. on the 18th
During gale Chat than 18Th instant the following ytes al
ashore the bars and shoals near Hard
ngs Beach Schts Hamilton Harding, Of Nantucket oeozmbe
Hammond Mediator Tay 0 Of Har h oneco sup
posed Westpor What Damage they have received e yer Al
know n, thous they wii al be gotod ....-,
Org oil org Extra at umo re- shipped a. ea. p
with the e1cef captain died OF lever Al "
rrlrrn- sh. returled with oal5 bali crew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
SALES BY AUCTION.

L. G. CARRINcTcN. Aucuoneer
HpY JACOB 5. PLATT.-JACOB $,
1DPLATT will sell THIS DAY, AT 10 o'clock, AT the
FANCY GOODS JEWELRY, &c.5 cases toys 10 odg-
nal packages cask Johnson, Campbell Cos superior
files being slightly damaged. Also brass glass screws.
bard and son wood bed casters 300 timed and hocE
ryes and improved rim locks Ii groce wood combs;
angle beves ship AIDES Norfolk atches brass and timed
curtain rings curtain pins hinges inkssnds razor cases,
apanned screws waffle irons twisted back band chains,
brass hand bells marlin spikes hatches, axes, German
pipes slate pencils knives and forks scissors, ralors,
shears, guns, pistols, &c.
Also an assorted lot of fancy goods, among which ara
strops pencils brushes, gilt iewey spoons scissors
razors pocket books, wallets. silver spoons, COMBS mr.
rors &c.
Tems-ilmonhs for sums OF 500 and upward, for ap'
proved paper under 500 cash. -.
N B-The sale will commence with the horse aAeas
files and edge tools n2la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
WEDNESDAY, Nov. %

In Stocks the movement has been to fair extent,
bat prices generally have been heavy. Erie, how
ever, was rather firm The sales of this stock were
nearly all on time, cash stock being very scarce.
Operators for rise appear confident that the
shorts will be forced to buy in at higher prices,
especialyif a case now before Committee Of
the Board should be decided in manner to favor
their movements, Portsmouth Dry Dock has
been one of the frmest stocks during the late auc
tuations, all that is offered being pickedup at7l0
u. Delaware and Hudson sold at l56, showing
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Eore,pn Ports.

Ast Martins Nov : Ff1nsa, Coo4 FOR S. Thomas Ee
dsys no y aa.ts; brs Martha AGn Dsni,h Rrryds for
Vol 5e 10 sal Gay; Clonte swl or Nfek days
Nnsor
len IN 5oc reps ard othsfs aeoe. Ship Sterling PmAa, FOX
Sgniatfs. Hen 10 ssa sth
load for Boston: p-lphn. tss] pahloerg, of Boson
/, Portsmouth Eng ID ship Devonsh= Hoyy from Lon
Al Gosaivt 80 ST. Brgs osc=oa Long, from aud for NYoi
10 day, Wash Mhs.n from 10 4j ehr DaIbur Morse,
Al Dsrsars 18th ias,, bak corlsl, Johas Pazi.pa
Potau Prince 29d nit 5g Enosb seaas Morton for Boston
IsJ- Norfolk Pe1deton Wilmington C. arr Az :aed
about ISM org Roberts New YORK ls Iupers B Ir
90; I'd, ssnr Mary Chi!.Qc, HQlGs, HostoR
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D 7 E D

l "a Wednesday morning Nov So HARRIET wife Of John ch,s
ne sa;ves and friends Of Ina family ara respectfully 70
me iuasa ms Day a't inst al ocock Pm rom her as
e9Ss. eof.ei twenty Fourth-st Eshtt av | ~
og' ~ THOMAS LEWIS E.q Of the late firm Of Ls-
r ssasnee cor South Fourth = Villa .on ~
ms arr 3aFi;-a 20 without further nv =, -.
~. VI a7esse ct ,he heart, JAMES l. SAWYER - ~
II" ~ - 80 tn n ne New sorA Custom House. ~ -
HIS iFen1s arr respectfully sy-J 70 at-s3 .. f,-.
dI{ - NJ Y 80 - + " ffol BIS -i=ae- IS B-at
AtW+sichet ief, Pa SCs. le. LNS TRiNBIE -. - y
RSl 81 Irmei., sgse a. !ears. - W 'ae Ia'e
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NJ A r p YEO

On sunday evenins Nov Il, by Rey William s.Ifn ., -,
sAkPARD, ali OF this CIV " " - MSS ~ hGAhEI
On 1u-sday, Nov. 49, at ~, M bv p~ c,, .
CO, FFsSP9RES Of shsrbu caeaaaso Co. to Mss
ny The tsue THURSDAY Nor H. a,7} 4 NJ IL tie Shiloh pos.
y CHURCH Mr. caARLEs hCRToN,o Mis- CpWy0RT
H TI Cl,ARh, all o. ? ew YORK - @
~ 10Y 20 in The Refoned Dutch Church At Rb,-
E y ~ ~. Aoa Nj FREDERICK PENTZ ~ 10 Ms
~, u Lt' lN0SI Os, laughter Of Rev B HoE -. -
GAGr 49, NJ sIgrh arm n ! by Rev. Mr.. Frame M LUKE
A'A 10 'i's bE4skf MARVIN both of tbs CITY
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AIhnlera

Sailed from New Bedford Nov 49, ship Globe Tabe Sortn Pacific
Cleared rom Ssw Bedford Nov IS Coraea Devo Indian
sasd from sag Harbor L L II ship Js=r'0n, Han'ag for
a; raya Aug mo, Sept go ship Franklin Lamb New Bedford
Toaced a, DO Oct STU bark Fsnow Hois-s Sag Habor and
Isrdd "a bbls 50 oil ali we'll sal next dsy or cra'e
AT al Newpor, 18TH hp Helen Augn.ta As New YORK to II
I A. DC, s Monticello of had sp=r whale
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GnnLen. &c.

Yov H. lat IS 3d. 81 brig Peter Neyn' from sIa "a,
bDd o. New ruuss lfth Ds at 80 ion IS 70, Dig hoH
Nv lat q 10 passed 1rge shp bound s1 Gr s
letter T N tho ioretops ai I'm al r-i A2A'1'7'
Soy 10 i. So a. lon TO- park Daiett Dl from Phdai'
phia Port Spain, Trinidad ~ Xv,5y Is Il, finn
M az - Ion = TO- bark sabla Mortimer from PhdeE
mil for S-rU Orleans, days out
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A. M. MERwIN Aucuoneer.
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rFrom our Correspondent |

PHILADELPHIA Nov 2O-Arrired-B Brig Orion, Wass Ports
mouth Nh cbrs William Colhdr Brigham Portland, CT Shepherd
Hawkins NYork George Edwans, May Fall RIVER jana
Bouthy, Murphy KchmGnd Tslegtph southwof'h, Middle
town, CT steamer Kenuebec Flowers, NYOrk.
Ci,ar-ship George Hgus sau Francisco; bark Gen
JesuP lher "4tsg rda Teas brig, L9psf North farAS
m studey do cts George Edwards May do Telegraph South
WORTH dos VIM Collier Bingham, Portland Milton, Hawkins
Hap kns Bridgeport.
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Markets. ALBANY. Nov. q

The past24 hours receipts have been Flour.
ii,Vo0 bills; WHEAT 5000 bush; Corn none; BARtFy'
% ~ oush There is good business doing in FLouR2
MhEAT Is 1Tm with al active milling inquiry The sales
len DAYS al 20 1000 bush ordinary Genesee At L. and
rocco bush White Michigan, at Is RYE 800 bush sold
al 'oc. Barley, eco bush s. for four.rowei small
sales OF Prison WHISKY al 294 G2qic ~
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From our Cnrrespondents.

NEWPORT Nov. brig Commerce. Card !n Long Island
Boanss NYnrk schs Peru Lewis I'm Albany for New Bruins
Crswe I'm Phlac pha for Wareham; Geneva
Hart Wilmington for Mystic Statesman, Webster fn Savannah
for New Haven; nterprse Piper Baltimore for Bath Cutter
Chase I'm Phlsde phia Poond Amia Welding I'm Norfolk
Laura Eliza Cobb, from New YORK for 10 kPot
Lexington Smith Gloucester; Moses Brown Hall from
Phadrlnha Belle Hnl. IN Melee or Norfolk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
Launches.

The clipper ship Serpent TONS owned by Mcss
Gnei nturn New York, and to be commande By Capt
William VII be launched from the yard OF George RayHe
ESQ trortsmouth, l9th inst.
the yard Of Sir Samuel Dunnng Brnnswick Maine 6h
ship leo tons b- called ths Conqusror she
by Capt Dunnng and Capt cha Boueo Who to com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
Markets. 80. .ClScryyAr1. Nov 0

sales have been made of 500 Hoes, deliverable
curing me tTst two weeks Of December at 81 There
considerable sur but of the regular packers are not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
Markets. 49,. BUFFALO. N,

Mnrkets. BUFFALO Nov q.
The receipts since eur last have been Flour.
$500 bblsi WHEAT, $500 bush CORN, none Flour is
dull hut Il anything shade irmer Michigan is gnoted
al 75@38l Moderate inquiry for WHEAT, and market
steady Sales of Ohio at 79080c There is less dojng in
is no charge in FREIGRTs @J' A''0i1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21

-, by ne NORTH Rlrer Boats, Nov 20-le.92s bbl.
~ DO Cheese $50 DO Beef 81 lis bushels Meal 086C Dc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21

Der 1870 there has been bnt one month tDecem
ber.) in which The gross earnings have not ex
ceeded $4,000.
We understand that the New London Road IS
to be Immediately put under contract from New
Haven to saybrook-and the balance of the route
so soon as tits settled whether it will run TO New
London or Norwich, strong interest having
sprung M ia the latter city to favor lt' connec-
ton with the Norwich and Worcester Road
The Subscriptions for the building OF the Mays
vile and Lexington Railroad are RAPIDLY aug
menting.; The Eagle of the 18th says that Mays,
vile alone has subscribed S25oo0o VIZ: sl6O,Ooo
bv the Corporation, 2l50 by individuals, and by
aSsoriations the balance It is expected that Ma
son Co. embracing Maysyille, will subscribe over
100000.
srarkets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FoR TIE TRIBUNE.
~ WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20
AsHEs-C Continue steady at 81 for Pearls andt III tor
Pots vn WIN from from I st to 10th Nov 1850 lSt9.
Pots..,......... bb!s l,35o l,VoS
Pearls ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ -
COTTON-Tbe Cotton market is not hr1 out tnere Is a
fair demand The sales 200 bales al aooat previous
prices. r.. t,.,,r,, o,s c,,.Ls of
Cotton al the foHoicing places at ne dates named
C0' " 49, Received Total EK- Stock Oh stock on
po-.s since Sent port. since hand hand st
'o' lsM sentl 80 at date sept 80.
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Aucuoneer.
:, EARTHEN-

CHINA. GLASS and EARTEtE5Ncs--
OlWARE AT AUCTION, by CoRLIES "a lsst tSs
COThe subscriber would inform me aea5 n Nader
lane on THURSDAY 2s al 10 O'Clock a a. eioods,
be offered general assortment OF Plan ara na9hs erdtea
yhjch viii he sold without reserge' al 2, Goods VIII bs
ready for eSsnooh the day before he sse s ave heir
oeues VIII be furnished Couay dea-e,s ' sekage snd
goods packed on lie premise ~ q "6RuS(MOND,
labor. JAME" n MajdeI-Lsne
nlG9is
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passenrers Arrived
Pnasencers Sniied

=, paesf ZIP Robet Kelly fron haUe-Nr Ben anna ; e'74
Erp4ane Godart OF Pus, Hr5ts AT l=ae"9 9a
y &, VIZ, I a No,h- Isdy child q nurse oil Canada
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| nh2

" so-7q O 7Qg % 597 Q5q9
e5eOng gdoa ~ Nov y' 72qI9 1916 2Ol4 3O698
;; Ct1oi ii w. Nv Ie ga ga 49, 49,
n Carolna, NOV TO- - o. go ao0 900
Virginia, N0y l';o' 1883 ~ oio Of 30 fo720
New ork, NQY. u 80 i'95S 1885
Other forls, NV. ~. =. :. - --l--
TofaI - 329 SIG 2l0597 1862 1925
.. - I5:-1.-
Stock Of Cotton Interior IornS not tHcuaed W ne
iS9u' c 81 10
Macon. Georgia $500. November ll0,5ff Io'VVi
Griffin. Georgia. ,.....,.......
Columbus Georgia. November j.. i1li2 l do1i
Montgomery. Ala....... November9. .l2,zIl 0'9fl
Columbia, S. C......,..,...,'..'...'. 90:
Memphis Tenn ...,.... November L. 1901 0'o'V
I,t f Coor fyo1 the Port of Ne,r- York from Sept
11o y 1880 10 Nor lg 1850
To it Britain bales Sc 49, To other Foreign Ports 1863
10 france . e - % 5sl Total 8!8
~ WI" VI LUZ shipping List.
o,-, ,,-r ,,r.r NJ, ,,~t-o, for zlopria rather
rLoOh AtSD @ - i' e. mo 49,, yyas heavy The
eSs Goo o60 i noes mart on speculation at yes
saIs ne 49, ~, iqq5 Al Tor M D. 4 6edl IS for
non ana stra State: 6q04 81 for mixed aud strait
w es'e5hj q TX ne az e Genesee I2tG5 81 for
no0p SI 97i for fancv C;enesea. as 62t for
Si snzs IN for aqtys Ganesee or Canadian
O, o5o NE and ,b ,nsrlei ia firm With fair
lho sute M ot;a 40 G5Iz5l * tho latter for
demand me qIoatlons are o%t az ~ a'e a. nrici
ayorte brand In southern there i more e., q3e
pay III anClS 5' 5 ~ 5a for doncv sales loo bb
d ~ Ell s a. sol MeaIis dnl1 Bnckyyheat ia in good
$3.50 d ,Ifa marLet il steady The sales are 1000
Psc Ff ~ Ok n bogs d or hills Hos Extra 75c
y, ~ ba%. S,enderd 62ic
Fl Fxnort from LIST to 18th Nov 1850. 1919.
Uhaet III EIo ~, D"' 80 ~ hills l6l $50 42576
>, CO.., t. 49,. t,ts f,,,. yt., u,
,.t, 49, ~ r w..l,,r, vyb.,,,,n. Cor,
ssr GYG . E1io 80 w 3-os5i - a74529I 1913
n o,Ieans Q -. 1891 49,. 80.
Phiadelpha "a 2!s98 l086 67,oo 1858
Baltimore. =. = 4 = l7.57 49, 25i'l 80.
Boston. - l6 - 1901 " .--'
oth'rpor'l = u u :: - -; -: =:
About s5iS $50 l s259., t3:o77
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21
T STOUVENEL 4 CO. have opened
JAMES COLE, Ancioneer.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF IA LOIS

Il ofGROUND. in the Ninth Ward, CRY Of Brooklyn
situate on Throop and Yates and Madson-stJA ES
COLE will sell auction on TUESDAY, Nov D. $780, at
y O'clock the Merchants Exchange, New-York the fol-
lowing property, viz;
LOIS on Throop.av. including one on corner OF Msdi-
81
g LOIS on Madisonst between Throop and Yates avs
Lot on corner Yates ay. and Madison 81.
Terms al Lhographic maps be had al The OF
fee Of the Aucdoneef IS FulIousI Brooklyn, and WeS
New York
The Clinonav and Bedford Lues OF Stages pass within
short distance Of this property every few minutes The
opened and graded the expense OF the former
owner. Title unquesdouablc (i58) nl91us
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IN .tcemftip 4fsa FIR s4es Pasfsol 96ec NJ
" Andetson. lady, H.es Aatetsun2 ohdrsn MS St917
uebec Mr. rosks Brooks ard Miss Brooks Mrs LoAnfrh
and iady Mrs Wr4ht NYort A,hbaasf and ady Cadttf mrs
s-dg~ Stock bridge, ha-s synes Mrs Sns
MAI and chB Quebec siss CGrye Quebec; Geo inth i
bu,eb Jas McConack Cincinnati Mr. Jones Liverpool pnHtt
Germany Jas B.ntaeh DCactsr, Germany Hs-ksh Sc
Jrnu Ferguson Boos n, John Bsrnets, 81 L"as q ssu <
Mr. Tsaac Glasgow Mr A. wn England Or w " 'sat
worth Toronto; Mr. Poak y Hforsi 1At
-hsrpes Ptlla Grat;ai VI c, h Miss ihorp-ol
Thompson Thompson Phla Perp- ttaya Angel ANY Va
Marvel 5u-sey, Ass-aadro Bustansns 81 ASA
Court zslaud; Cromwell SeE YORK Edeard NeRde sN7
Brigade Moore M Fox & tdy M r!nEa1
Chsrson, Mr. Ennharot Joha SrnYa Few YORK h aeea
Providence Hadweu Johu BI:eg Rochester, James
Parer-on sehc: Pheip and sergan Enand htAlckscH
NE Csna-a Nev7ot hcha''sr hu'sen
Mesr. Maltbsy MHcu AK Wa ser Alex Mcherhre minehs'
ter Hodg NYok. Martin Nolan Ireland h sf
son children, Iouian; John Higgins New IotS "
Itnu Tarobtn. W Til EraIl New fofk b t17Act
taufhiD Harrington, fer Southampton and BTemen-I
Inrh lads c.ifen Peter Morris and iafy
ioverv W Richard Franshd w Allen & JosePhson ana
son Vessel G Conrad Fckenscher Hefend hfos7
H lady Robert II GERS lady AMI child Mss 5eS ts
mann. Hrscb Vi scamiJ lady and child; Ihos DAVIS Il
Vice holm, H Schumacher. = Hesselul1nn
MINIATURE ALMANAC.-..--TH1s DAY.
HIGH WATER..--.. NOV. q.
gandy Hook 3a Gov Island 10 26a Hell Cats 07m
TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
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TRIBUNE MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ............soy. 10.
Cleared.

Steamships Africa Ryre Liverpool Cunard, III Washington,
LLOYD, Souihs mp'on and Bremen
Ship Danube Chase, New Orleans.
Banks Br Moore 81 Stephens Mr. Conway Hupper New
Orleans A Lado; A Gamble, Hosmer, St Martins 49,
Brgs Sophia. Wyman Portland Protection Hill, Calais DAVID
Dufel Po6ger Wilmington POWELL Neens Bertha, Boer
Rotterdam, Funcke Meucks Henry Buck Woods'de George
toun,SC.
scir Indus BIZ HALIFAX Ms Aiken Wetmore, Yves;
Baltimore; American Belle Buxton. Boston; Reaper Long,
Philadelphia; Lamsrtine Thondike, Franklin. La
soops Arctic, Davis Taunton; Roger Williams stargss RIO
ridence
B,rg. Grampu, HAYNES Phladelphla.
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ator,,e,s.. CAREFULLY REPORTED FoR TIE TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20
,,.;,o ,.a,dr a, ! 81 for Pearls and IN for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-21

Trenails
The Jamest0un Journal says the New-York
and Erie Railroad Company have taken the sub
ject of a branch road between Erie and Little
Valley into consideration. Mr. Swift one of the
experimenting Engineers on that road, with
competent corps, recently passed through James
town from Little Valley on a tour Of exploration
and survey of the route, They represented the
grades, &c as very favorable as far as they had
proceeded, The survey it is expected, will be
completed in about two weeks
The party who have been surveying the pro-
posed route for the North American aud Europe
an Railway, between Calais and Bangor have
concluded their labors and will soon make re-
port. The route has been found quite practicable.
The passenger and freight receipts for October,
on the Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad,
after paying the proportion due the lower roads,
were slo,35l So and for the four months ending
November I, s4l,o25 81
Speaking of the Boston Money Market, the
Journal says
The Money Market is quite easy with de.
creasing demand. Notes Of the inst quality sell
dom make their appearance in the street for nego-
tiation, but the rate of Z cent. is preserved
per, Rates winot decline much probably, until
Railway Bonds advance beyond present quota
tons, those securities offer investors, with but
slight risk, an annual interest for a term of years
OF q e cent.
The Connecticut and Passumpsic Railroad has
transacted very good business for the last six
months. The net earnings will undoubtedly al
low ofa three per cent dividend in January, after
deduoting $4,000 fer losses caused by the July
freshets.
The receipts of the Mad River and Lake Erie
Railroad for the month Of October were sos o63
76, and for thecoresponding month last year s47,.
69l IS, showing an increase OF sI5,572.
Vcksburg Railroad is selling at Philadelphia at
sl9EG3 The freight business on the road for the
month of October was $4,000, nearly double the
trade.of the corresponding month Of last year.
The receipts Of the Philadelphia and Whining
ton Railroad orseptember 1850 were s6l,l66 "A;
for October s55.sl6 % On this road July and
August are the best months, tae receipts in each
the past summer averaging s7iooo. siDce QciQ-
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-12
BALTIMORE MARKET.
SATURDAY, June 8, 1850.

GRAIN.-Wheat.-T has been very
little wheat in marke. during the week.
Prices remain abou, as last week. Penn'a
red is worth l22al25 cts. and Md. and Va.
l2Oal22 cts; white l25a130 cts. as in quail
lty. There is good demand for the arti-
Gle and all good and prime parcels bought.
readily at top prices.
Corn.-The steamers news had very lit
lie or no effect on the market. On Thurs
day the sales were at 60a6l cts for white,
and 64a65 Cts. for yellow. No change to-
day, with fair sales.
Oats.-The supply is still small, it'll
sales at abcGt 40c. for Md.
TOBACCO We have no change to note
in the Tobacco market. The private letters
from Germany, received by the las. steamer,
came to hand this morning, reilerate the
unfavorable accounts of the markets in Hol-
land and Bremen. They have no effec,
here, however. The demand for the good
and fine descriptions Of Maryland continues
undated, and these find ready sales as soon
as they appear, at full prices. Common
sorts also 60 off freely. We continue TO
quote common Maryland S350a4, good
common 4a4.50; brown S4a6; and fine
brown S6.50a1O. The demand for Tobac-
co from the upper parts Of Maryland is very
lively, and the receipts are taken promptly
at last weeks quotations, which we con
tinue, viz: Tails or tips S4aS; seconds SIS
as; red SSa14; spanged S10al6; and
yellow $500. The accounts from Ohio
in regard to the growing crop are very IN,
favorable. The inspections of the week
comprise l,406 hhds. Maryland; 1852 hhds
Ohio; and 2 hhds. Pennsylvania-toial
1860 hhds. The total inspections thus far
are 1859 hhds. against 1903 to the same
Deriod last wear
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1850-06-12

To MAKE WHITEwAsH.-As this is the
time for cleaning up door yards and white
washing buildings and fences, we give re-
ceipt for making whitewash, which is said
to be one of the best and most durable cha
racicr.
Take barrel and slack one bushel ol
freshly burned lime in it, by covering the
lime with boiling water. After it is Stacked,
add cold water enough to bring it to the
consistency Of good whi.ewash Then dis
solve in water, and add one pound Of white
vitriol (sulphate Of zinc.) To give this wash
cream color, add one-haf pound Of yell
low ochre in powder. To give it fawn
color, add pound of yellow, ochre, and
and one-fourh of pound of Indian red.-
To make the wash handsome grey stone
color, add half pound Of French blue, and
one-forlh Of pound Of Indian red drab
will be made by adding one half pound OF
sienna, and one-fourlh pound OF Venilian
red
Some people put salt into their lime, but
we never could see any reason for dong
this, as salt sbsorbs moisture and is there
fore more injurious than beneficial. The
sui phate Of zinc is an excellent drer-it
being about one Of the best known; the use
of 1t, therefore, is important.-S Scientific A.
merican