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The Present Agitation.-PubIic Opinion n,
the North.


The subjoined letter is from a source
which entities it to respect. The writer
occupies a position which enables him to
speak Of public opinion advisedly. There
can be no doubt that politicians, agitators,
and demagogues have, in the race for
popularity, shot far ahead Of the sober
sentiment Of the country. This is equally
true Of both Northern and Southern agita-
tors. Were the orations, set speeches,
infammatory invectives, and mutual re-
ordinations and denunciations OF North
ern fanatics and Southern hotspurs taken
as certain induces of public opinion, it
might well be supposed that the republic
was in the first throes of dissolution. 1t
would appear that the progress of govern
ment has brought us to crisis which the
country has neither the sagacity to avoid
nor the vitality to survive. A terrible
danger, gigantic in bulk and gloomy in
proportions, has arisen to obstruct the fur
ther career Of the Union as confederated
sovereignty. Already is there pause in
the obvious and paramount business Of
legislation; and the Government is threat
ened with the Withholding, in perma-
nency, Of the means necessary 10 the
conduct of public affairs. We shall not
allude to the preparations which are
making for a convention 10 consolidate
sectional discomfort, and organize menaces
into substantial forms of resistance. The
halls Of Congress present phenomena
enough to occupy us for the moment.
What is this vast evil which may nei-
ther be swept aside nor passed over in
safety When stripped Of the mystery
and dangers with which mischief. mongers
and over-heated imaginations have invest
ed it, it dwindes into very insignificant
proportions. The most serious part of the
issue is confessedly an abstraction with
little or no practical consequence what
ever. The admission or exclusion of sla
very in certain territories acquired by the
treaty Of Guadalupe Hidalgo will be regu
lated by proviso Of nature, with the forcs
and effect of which Mr.. WTLMoT's propo
sition bears the same relation as his chiro
graphy does TO the handwriting Of thu
Almighty as exhibited in the lineament
Of the country.
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THE R EPU BLIC.
WASHINGTON:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 80. 1850
{ See first page. ]


The Senate, yesterday, was occupied in
the discussion of preamble and series Of
resolutions presented by Mr.. CLAY, which
will be found in our report of Congress
sional proceedings. 1t will be seen that
these resolutions are of highly concili-
atory character, and worthy Of the distii-
guished statesman from whom they en-
anate.
The House of Representatives. was en-
gagged in discussing the subjects of mile
age, the public printing, and the purchase
of the original manuscript copy of Wash
ington's Farewell Address, but came to
no definite conclusion on either.
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AUGUSTA BRrDoE CAsE.-We perceive, by no
tice in last Saturdays InteHgencer that the great
Southern Bridge is docketed for final hearing
before the Supreme Court. during the present week
From the frequent notices in the public journals OF
this great suit, IL has acquired considerable noto-
riety In connexion with this subject, we clip the
following editorial notice of Mr.. Shultz, the plain
tiff, from the Southern Telegraph, daily paper pub
lishcd at the seat Of government of South Carolina
from which il appears that the Legislature of that
State has already recognised Mr. Shultz's claim to
the bridge over the Savannah by renewing his an
cent charter. with authority to collect tolls on the
South Carolina side Of the river
Henry Stuffz.-This remarkable man--who has
fulfilled the proud boast Of Themistocles that he
could not play upon the Lutte, but could make n
small town large city," has again carried his
to the tolls well charter for his bridge, from
our Legislature. His invincible energy and I'M
firing tenacity Of purpose seem destined always 10
make him successful in obtaining what he seeks
certifying himself he always does with proofs TO
verify his assertions.
"We believe that he still has in litigation in the
United States courts, claims against the Bank OF
IL mistake not IL about twothirds of its capital
Should he proveh s succcssful there he has here
the blow TO that institution would be a severe one
and irpsg ine that he has fortified that claim by
this acknowledgements his rights the part of our
Legislature.
no common man, and a type Of that rugged energy
and rcsistless power OF soiu, which works it's way
onward 10 its object In spite of all obstacles and
sees results az clearly others discern causes.
Hamburg is his best eulogium, and will be his
most enduring epitaph hereafter"
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OPERATION OF THE NAVIGATION Aor.-The
steamer Niagara, just arrived here from Liverpool,
ia filed srih French, German and British goods.
This 10 the first arrival in the United States under
the new Navigation Act" The steamer has
2,3eo packages, the largest cargo ever received at
this port, and very valuable one, worth probably
half million OF dollars. About one quarter part
Of the cargo is French and German goods
Ton Tbnpedev, SATURDAY..
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Supreme Court OF the United states.

TUESDAY, january ~, 1850.
No. 80. Thomas VILLAINS vs.. Benedict and Bens
dict.-On appeal from the district court Unitco
States for the northern district of Mississippi Mr.
Justice Grier delivered the opinion of this court
reversing the decree Of the district court and re
manding this cause, with directions to enter a de
for the complainant continuing the injunction
No. 81. G. Taylor We. j. 7dylor ct al.-On appea
from the circuit court United States for Georgia
Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion ofths court
reversing the decree Of the said circuit court anc
remanding this to said court for further pro
ceedings to be had therein, in conformity with tn,
opinion Of this court.
Nos. 81, IS. and Sc. Jacob lie Roy, plaintiff In
rw, ID. v. b. BaIdsoin, I'm. Beard. and tn
Niohols.-The argument Of these causes was con-
tinued by Messrs seeley and Baldwin for the de-
PENDANTS in error.
Adjourned till to- morrow, III O'Clock a. m.
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CoRREcTIoN.-It was enormously stated
in our paper Of yesterday that Mr.. BAY
LY presented petition praying the es-
Enlistment of a monarchy. Mr.. BAYLY
stated that he had such petition in his
possession, but declined to present it,
as the matter was not subject for Con-
gressional legislation.
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RosBrSe A NscsonAScKR.-On Thursday morn
ing the house Of signor Blitz, in Brooklyn, New
York, was entered through the grating in front by
some thieves, who succeeded in reaching his bed
room, took his clothes out Of the room and robbed
them Of gold watch, diamond brooch, and his
pantaloons, in which there were si3in cash. The
value Of The property stolen is about $50.
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Murrrrorsr DoSATroS.--It IL with the highest
qualification that we record the gift of twenty thou
sand dollars TO the Butler hospital for the insane,
by our liberal minded fellow citizen, Alexander
Duncan, esq twill be productive Of the greatest
benefits 10 the hospital, and AZ example Of gen.
crosby, its influence, we hope, will be felt through
out the community - Proridsncs Journal, 25h
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COMPLIMENT TO VETERAN REpoarEn.--wc
copy from the Frankfort (Ky.) Commonwealth, the
following Just tribute 10 the talents Of Mr. svrroS,
who reported the proceedings Of the late Kentuc ky
Convention, and who is now, we believe, profes.
sionally employed in this city.
"On motion. of Mr.. Mitchell, il was unani.
mously resolved that the thanks Of this convention
are due, and are hereby rendered to Richard SUIT
ton ESQ.,, the reporter OF this convention, and his
associates, for the able and faithful manner in
which they have discharged their arduous du.
ties"
And the printers 10 the convention, necessarily
very intimately associated with Mr.. Sutton and his
able corps, unite in rendering their sncercst &C.
acknowledgements 10 "the old chief" as Mr.. Sutton
familiarity called, and 70 his gentlcmanly and
accomplished assistants. May the shadow Of the
old gentleman never be Lose,
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QUEER ArrAR.-Thc following singular petition
for change Of name, says the Boston Post Of the
26th, was presented in the Massachusetts House Of
Representatives
ITO the honorable Senate aud House Of Repre-.
sentatives in general court:
"Your petitioner bcgs leave TO represent that he
has minor child fifteen years Of age, which child
has generally been supposed to be a female, whose
name 10 Rebecca. II now appears that the child is
a male, az per certificate Of William H. Luce, M.
d., herewith endorsed. Your petitioner therefore
bcgs your honorable body 70 permit the said Re-
bccca TO take the name OF William, &c. And az
in duty bound will ever pray" &c.
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OLD SOLDIERS MEETrsos.--A large and enthu-
siastic meeting held at Frankfort, Kentucky,
on the 18th instant, at which General THOMAS
MrTcALrE presided, and Colonel A. II. REssIcK
acted as secretary. committee was appointed
who drafted n memorial TO Congress, praying the
passage Of law granting 10 all the officers, non
commissioned officers. musicians, and privates
regulars, volunteers, and militia, who served in
the last war with England. part Of the public
domain TO be appropriated to them, according &c
their respective rank, just reward for their
vices and calling upon the Senators and Reprcsen.
tntives Of that State in Congress TO exert them
selves in carrying out the object Of the meet
ing.
One hundred and three soldiers Of the war Of
1912 also held public meeting in Fayettc county
(Pa.) courthouse, on the 2lst instant, at which
after an eloquent address by the Hon. ANDREW
STEWART, a preamble, series Of resolutions, and
memorials TO Congress were adopted, praying the
same compensation for their services as has been
given TO the soldiers Of the Mexican war.
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Secretary Of State; Joel Riggs, Comptroller; and
VIM. Graham, Treasurer, of the State Of Alabama.
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DEArH or Mas. ScupoEn.-Thc steamer Niagara
brings the melancholy intelligence that this csti-
mable lady, the wife Of the Rev. John scudder,
who has labored for more than thirty years as a
missionary Of the American board, died at Madras
the i9fh Of November last, after brief illness Of
four days only.
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A London letter OF the 18th instant says "A line
Of ocean steamers is about 10 be established be-
tween Hamburger and New York. The first vessel
Of this new ineis the Helena SIoman of 400 tons;
she Is iron built, and has extensive accommodation
for second and third class passengers. Tho owners
expect TO reap harvest by conveying emigrants at
very low rates. rhc Sloman will leave Hamburger
on the 9Th Of April, and will sail under German
colors II 10 expected that she will make the pas
sage In twenty two days"
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a New York letter says: notice appears IN the
made TO the Legislature of this State, at the next
session thereof, for the incorporation Of company
TO be called The New York and Virginia Steam.
ship Company, with capital Of three hundred
thousand dollars, and with right 10 increase the
same TO six hundred thousand dollars, for the pur
poee Of building steamships 10 navigate the ocean
and running the same between the cities Of New
York and Richmond. Virginia, and such other
ports and places as may be found expedient, with
the usual powers and privileges"
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DEcisos AGAINST THE CAmDEs AND AnBoY
RAILWAY CosrASy.--A correspondent Of the New
ark Daily Advertiser, writing from Trenton, N. j.,
on the 25th instant, says
Zone of the most important decisions made
with regard 20 railroads, lie in the case Of Briggs
against the Camden and Amboy Company, in the
court Of errors and appeals, involving Il it's results
IL is supposed somewhere about million of dollars
The case upon which tho principle was decided In
this instance. was that Of the appeal by the com
pany from judgments originally rendered against
II In several suits brought by Peter Briggs before
justice Of the pence to recover the penalty of 500,
prescribed by law for extra charges freight be-
tween New York and Trenton.
1.-THE principle is by this settled, that the tariff Of
charges for freight IL more than the law allows, and
that the company IL therefore liable TO pay the pen
atty of 3 100 for every offence. large number n
cases IL said 20 be in the hands lawyers in this
and adjoining States, all OF whom are waiting for
this decision; and when II Is remembered that the
company have transported an immense quantity Of
merchandise at the rates now declared TO be
sive il viii be that they exposed TO very
large loss Of money"
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Erom n, Naulicnl .Stnudard


Performance Of the new screw steamers Bospho-
rus and Hellespont on their fret voyages from Iv
erpool 10 Constantinope, lS49:
Liverpool, September Is; time on passage, 10 days
Constantnople, October 10; time on passage, Is
days III hours. Average speed, $50 knots.
Hcllcspont, 536 tons, 80 borse- ower.-Saied from
Liverpool, October Is; time on passage, 10 days 20
hours Is minutes. Average speed, 7.93 knots.
Sailed from Smyrna, November ~; time on pas
sage, IS days 6 hours 30 minutes. Average speed,
100 knots.
Average speed Of four passages, 81 knots.
Speed nj trial Of Bospborus, the measured mile
in Long Reach, Dos knots.
Speed at trial of Hecspont, the measured mile
in Long Reach, 965 knots.
wooLwIcH.--Twenty-f five more II the operatives
In the engine factory at this dockyard have
received notice That their services will not be re-
quircd after Saturday next. II is not surprising
that so many men can be dispensed with, as II has
been ascertained, by careful calculation for one
month that four men working with Nasrnyth's
hammers were able TO save each 81 sterling, or "a
der day. The calculation was made in the fairesi
manner allowing for the amount Of capital ex-
pended in sitting up the hammers, and per cent.
are for wear and tear Of the machinery, and al
other incidental expenses, compared with the
prices received for the old iron and the cost Of Oh,
re-made bars TO the government. The saving ef
fected by the four men working with Nasmyth''
hammers was equivalent 10 the wages of twenty ad
ditional men at 4s. per day, or fi 4s per week
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TeI-xrauh,e Iteport..

ALnANr, Aug 2S. 1880.
The receipts during the past twenty -four hoars have
been f'ows;4 500 bb's -four; 20os bushels wheat;
5000 DO corn Flour l. steady, without much ac-
tivity. Wheat is irm, aud the inquiry for milling
good sales have been made Of 1000 bushels at 81 Oe
~ Al for 0euesee Corn T. not quite active hut We
have change In prices 20 report. 900 bushels Of
miXsd estsrn have been sold az 6i5Ss Nothing of
Importance doing In ogts or whiskey.
BUFEsLo August 2S. 1850
The receipts since our last have been-FIour. 100
bbls., wis at none. none. The market Cor aour
Is rather heavy, hut change has taken place in
prices. sales " about SOS bhls Michigan 81 81 -
Wheat 4 easier more particularly for low grades the
Alcs tell up ~ 0t0 bushels Corn is steady at ystrr.
days priceS, with saos OF GcOO bushels at 5OC TOR
mixed western freigbta are M per last.
BALtMoAE August %. 1850.
The ftcsmsr's news has caused some depression I'm
the market Flour declined 70 ~ o. for Howard street
and city Mills white corr il selling at 57e and yel-
lts a. 60c In wheat We have tEausactions to re-
port
Mitw,rrir Aug 25, 1850
The produce market T. declining Winter wheat
6oc n 7cc spring ssc a 6ac Fioar city SIa 81 20
Nh'st North and Wcst has been injured b. bad
weather
Bosr1S. Wednesday Aug 2s
Annexed are commercial advices to the 18th n july
from Buenos Ayrer Exchange on England IN curren-
cy 81 ID. per dollar ditto IN specie 66s Ga 7Os per
par Rio Janeiro ~ ~ premium Z. : ak per
cent discount Highest price 81 douhlonnr durnr the
week 90 lowest 2 80 Patriot highest a.. lowest
249k The markets are dull-hides -saltsd ox. A. =
81 Matadero 81 a % DO country. 4sa52 Horns
on per thousand, etO 1000 200 $50 Wool
Ordinary. srrobe a3 a so % dirty rs a IS mastiza
washed IS co. do dirty rs ~ hne waahed 20
60 do dirty q 10 81 Cordova Washed q a 26I
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on Tuesday, nth inst, of consumption Dsxus
HAcAN sen stone-cutter. aged 81 years and months
The friends sna relatives Of the family also the
msmbers and friends Of Protector Engine Company
~ respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral on
Thursday afternoon 18th inst at \ oclock from his
late residence roo Eligahsth street His remains viii
be conveyed TO Greenwood Cemetery for iutermeut
Ne carriages allowed
requested 20 meet AZ Fountain Hall ThursdAy 2ath
met az ~ o'clock NJ and proceed 30 the residence
o. our late brother d. Hsgan. ss last tribute Of
respect " HAYMON, W =
ss PaAssR.R.s
On the 9th inst, JoHs A. BnruSt.s native OF
preunschweig
His frispds are invited to sieAd his funeral wbiob
viii take place the 2sth inst At O'Clock p NJ
fron the corner ~ Mott and Bsyard streets His 70.
mains -in b. taken 20 Green wood Cemetery
ON Tuetday morning August a. CaaaLss gafyrrv.
Of disease 81 the heart. agru IS Years
Hr fuuerai will take plsce from his late residence
Nc SS West street corner ot Amos, on Thursday
18th At clock Ills fenis and those of his son 30
ssph ars respectfully invited to pay The last tribute of
respect 20 his remains
AZ the residsnce of her ser. IA. law Cart Jas Wat
sou at wssichsster. Mrs MAHi HovsEroarH, the wife
Of Richard IIouseworth IN her 18th year
The relatives and friends invi ID 20 attend her
fsusrrl from the residences % Capt Jas Watson in
the town Of westchessr Thursday. August 10Th At
20'clock
ON Wednssday 2sth inst RessNi, Aaneus daughter
81 John aud Cath crime Armour aged year aud II
months
Ths friends ss the family are respectfully invited 10
sttend the funernl from her late residence " Third
street William burah, tbs day, st O'Clock
A. ssrstoxa Springs. on IT, iith Inst Capt srsssss
Nos rrIt. fifth Regiment Of Infantry
Dstfoit rap-rs piesee cuYy
AZ LowltiIe. ~ cn the5 tn met, ASssIs q wHrrs,
Ths onspni on" III az, pl,a, =, oe,oes q. pra.,
Sp,h intt frrra The church "a ~ yiacsnt De Psal
Csnsi street
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Lrrrar.sL cl.snyIe.rIa..

CssnLEs Of 100 boxes Of sperm made
~ 42c.
Co.Is.--Ths sales sincs saturday we're conaued 10
lso chaldrons sydney nt Sb 70 mos Liverpool Orre
vss In limited supply and wanted
CofTEE The market tor this article continued ute
active ana note sales OF leo bags Jaws W ~ &c
aud 2sC Bag ~ Domingo ate sisc rats show an
Improvement on the prices obtained for bJsh d.scp
tiops yesterday oi = y ofa cent per pound
CoppsE The ngkst tor new vas -ithout variation
sales we're made .. 2OQ0 lbs old AZ Isc cash
FEtIeHrs Cotton engaged igr liverpool At "a T,
and some 5000 bbls hcui taken 81 IL "a 20 To-
lCd and lot of rosin At q Dead vsigbt rasssd from
lbs 10 l1s 6ds. To usvre. cott0H engaged At ko
Fstfr- sales made ~ 80 bbls currsnts Al Ec .
and some lto bores raisins ~ - 81 81 70
hAr.- There ves but little doing In North River.
Prices nomiuAl 81 So 6Oc
Hsrs.-Th. season being nov nearly closed and the
new crop thortly expected prices ere about cents
lover W. noticed saies Of 90 bales Al 10 a te for
Eastern. and ~ isc for western
Ispico The market remained steady sales com
priced ~ eases MADRAS 1T o. S2kc aud = fer
Manila Al b5 q sOe, With Q months credit
lsor-Ne have nothing new 10 report IN the urarket
but that Scotch pig sctive eaes having BEEN
made of eevtral hundred tons ~ SO rs mos aud
fls Is, eash from ship We quote Engish bars a SIS
rs SO CO. though go tous ai.pced ~ ahnat AZ
sSs ~ swedish brings $50 uo = ssi 10 Of trish
wrought scrsp iot ~ so tons chanE-d hands en
terms not understood
Ll~s = We noticed = better supply % common rhs-
rnaston. ~hich causri r-duction prices fhe ope-
Isiions -rnbrscrd go barrels ~ ~ slc cash
Mo- = A sss This ar made ct 20 hAds Porto
Rico ~ we per gallon Tn. wsfhst centin ed quiet
NAtaL sroHEs There has been reductinn In prices
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MARIrImE INTELLIGEScE.
:Ss :Ss :1ss .sss ss .ssss .sss iS



PSiIsas ha PsIsar nowlsni A,pinwail; oasi
sars.- sssh q es'ssn, SRI woOseoSs. Raasgs Gibbons
e. isS Fss VISA ss'fa'sss
hresaForsss dallsso.; Per. au PInss Dslaasld
so1rs AsIs. G,d,Tss sss.ssraa Esther R.sss Tat.
SriSn % 90; john Bill. Ioassa' Ps.Sslpsis ssy
ss Ss,ss sssS; Gsss
Boston; DaDi webster, cOunus. Portland.
Arrived.
20 %srs c' h s.s % saps
IN % @ e. ss o. r0 se ei s' Ia. fssa Ss S M a s
esss % Fl Ss:srS wAd the EhSIs With
S 20 "a, lssss5 l,h n: ss = Ion - sDSss
5qss 20 Lon 81 on sqSEss Banks spoke ship Martha
Dark Anna iBremJ. Davis Antwerp, II days, with mdss.
sl: @ Siiss c.ss St Domingo IA
us ssffPis i.Iass ss ss.s E%s days. with
gr,s Lsyrsnes. Ws., Nusysas, Aug 18th, With ma
ih nst o Ba..sIas e,perienceda heavy gale from sw
briE Kirk xsod of Baltiuore Martin ssal. 20 days.
brig ashore mis-. sof smith .sni sst ln sSos sp
"a Ia' tss ss ssa; sas 'is nay
sas ss Tss sss4s srs e fs.s
tell how sithsr of ,hs@ w;rs painted, re ,on-,
sSr Sr Sis stokes wn NC days with
Ser nsErs. uanoeh, Elyeod. 9sl.ln., re- days
Scbr Eagle, Spear, Thomaston. days.
Schr Peru Hart, Thomaston, days.
Schr Melbourne Thomaston, 8 days.
Sloop Thomas Is Hawkins, Jones, Brookhayen. days
Schr Plato, Weeks. BsltimsIe, A days.
SP sSSP RaS. BT:rn ar arsa..
Steamer Kenrebec, Flowers, Philadelphia.
8eiow.
ship Nieoli jean. Martin, from Newcastle, T. June q.
brgs, unknown.
Sailed.
steamshirs Niagara, for Lyerpoo Philadelphia Cha
grss Kennebec for Pnadephia ship Hudsos Glasgow,
and others.
AUG 2S-Wind at sunrise NV; at meridian sw; sun
set, bW.
The New York herald., 1850-08-29
MARKETS ELsEW HERE.


BosTos, TvnspAY AUGUsr =, Ias0-l9 shares Western
Massachusetts Railroad 2 IS Manchester and Lawrenc
Railr SOD B Reading Railroad q; 80 Vermont Cen
tra Railroad, 27A4; 90 do, TN Boston
Rnilroas, sts Norfolk County Railroad 36 10 do blud
y4i liO Ordenshurg Railroad ~ Lowell Manu- Co. $40;
2G East Boston Co, lj 5O Edgeworth CO. 81; fremont
Bank Rights 500 Norfolk County Railroad Bonds s. d
PIADyLPfnA. W SDs rsDAY August ~ Is50.-frs Board
share camden and Auhoy Railroad, 1876 Grlrd Baak,
ize shnt sehuylkl NAvg o.. 5 0IG; l,e00 do js. 5a
~ snns United states Bani "a Mechanics Bank, slis
Girard Life and Trust ~ aJ aehuylkill Nsvs g. 90,
Tenn, 90 Planers Bank, Tenu, 6 $500 Reading hortg.
Cptet, 1875 20 state 5s a 900 Texas Reg Notes 81
Lcghigh os 30 Second RoITdS 500 PittsburgA 6 92
10 .has Morris Canal, iGii l3 Farmers and
Banl 9 SloO United stat 0s 90 lO5s; shea Rank
Conn cree, 6E 5000 United States 5 So lOl 700 Read
inc hortg, ~, "a.
BAITINoRE, Tu FsnAv August q, IS5O-sl00O Maryland
Gs, eepp lvs 100 City es sgO lU7 "a shares Baltimore
and Ohio, "a.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHtLA DELrHf,, August 2S.--fhs news by the Ameri-
has depressed eotton No sales reported this
ingbuyert and sellers declining 20 operate until the
receipt Of their private Sdviees Flour is dull at for
mor quotations supplies Of wheat couie In pretty
Eeely Sales 81 Sonth.ru reA At 81 10 aud Peunsyl
vania DO. at 81 IL Pennsylvania white 81 10 Yeliow
is In fair at d5c Pennsylvania oats 4je.
No change IN vhskoy CoGce Is more inquired after-
The market is nearly bare Sugars AID molasses are
looking Up