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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-09
Tom. 800

The bids for The $500, COO mortgage Bonds Of tae
Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company were
opened at the office Of Winslow, Lanier Il Co. on
Saturday afternoon, and the whole amount was
taken at prices ranging from 81 10 to 96.
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For ChnRres

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
WASHINGTON. .LoYD........Fo For n York Sun Dec
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Arrived. ....DEcGMBER 8.

nth VV5ft'
Nj steamship Empire City wilson, oh4g+es Nov ~ and Kings
JAM Dec specie and passengers, Howard d SON The
E c arrived of Sandy Hoik on saturday night at Psi
Brmfg Huness Patch ST Martins, q ds, salt to Bfane
b bfk Primrose Hutchinson, Anqua, 10 days salt, to
Hamilton
Linda Jones. Lumberton d. cast iron
SAILED Steamship Southerner Dickinson, Charleston
From the Lower Bay ships Gay Mannerns and Isaac Wright for
Liverpool
O'Clock from the Lower Bay
WIND-During the day NV and fresh
The steamship Louisiana, Lawes hence for New Orleans
OF defect IN her machinery.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.

GEORGlA,.....D D. PORTER From n. York.Wed. Decll
CRESCE CITY id, WltsoN. From n York FIJI Decl 10
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Domestic Ports.

ALBANY Dsc ed schr Am sepFr ~ 80 1890,
ALEXANDRIA Dec 5Arr scb J"sa Il otyi w. '@''''
SID d !. hr Fulton Jacques, Ns~baf! pof. = zft ~ .
BALTIMORE Dee Cd Chel OaYs, sag siAtoo'i az
utny pev.on Sfose Boston. rrtl falPs SiAi,e''en
NOR sleish NYors Ctc .C'la 0sfTe!r -'o0-sSH' "
IPTsTni H. sd s.sep .rt.-; Eiy r. N=tv YORK
gssG6T Dec s. Atrszas A5rtpe 1fn Lits no4'onj 40
liz ~ In do aari rrot, B4lpos P4tfO: WORK ca 'l
sch 0d $50 eAs s..aa Ross Hercs ssw YORK
Dec M-n.ra Grover 4ihi Aos-Ae, saoF 90 sd 4sS' eh
Fec sehs sara sa4 Hlveasr NY3rsi Co
raj Consp, Do 4h Psyo-a GHa Boston "a II. btf X
HaIeeisr eeiat Is Co;tfa tta5 i'ft % I'd Tor
Cuea. bIis C5Ares ~ - "cr1, ttt' eh - - m A
P,ussco "a srE NJ sar'rT 'Te1 b'i'zpo sen teA'-
gst o.. p 6sr sA Tle- Per. Reear caessta Aag
ID sa-d ii.sd5 - Hri,al ut ~ - peso 5f rh
an ia ~ ~, a TGer,. i.e- nA,ih-+, Fof as-P -e'
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California vessels Spoken, &c.
Spoken. &c.

0ctl7, at lon 81 81 " shp Geo Law, Osb5ne On
York IS d., for Calitrula.
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The aggregate Of the FIVE months to 3oth No
vember have been
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,500-552
l8io.,.........,.....,......... 4J,9eI67%
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DxED

:, a az. c, p8t4 - M JAMES Il NORTH AZ rv,
- s"NAH WIZ @aTAAs Of TIE former nice Wa
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- F'1hhI
Racks NYorS; orwa John Ne 18th, Consul 5ispnen
Ead Tor bjs 2lst Eudoca Bsauarnann Noreln Dona Dsa
ns FouE pLl45cphia; Amelia Thompson San Ffancsco 9th
Hadee Brown Habo Grace NJ and BzI Margaret Webster
Charles, on (sl,d l3h for NYok.)
oos gn gh , 5GS5 5ae p' ch Fhsasp5 % Asl' N
Sd2st, Emie Nomens Oahu and San francisco; Aladensch
Mr3so1 Lowell do Hunter Iowa Brewster Savannah
Albert Galatn NowY o Ere Lewis DO I, EQUATOR Ever oi5on
NosaHs port -dt Thomas JONES', Milne I'm London Ion
Masseils. Nov IL. arr Nike, Bal,asech, N0rIeans.
Log NoI,c (Nor) iikeen, NYoki cesae Gandoo Noreau
Ides Mont do; Cey Ion, Cbaniel California.
Rm,gat Nov a. sid oniofmenos, MaFmlsen, Mobiej Johsn
ne s rGpI n ~ 49, S' "a Sea Nynp California,
ssansa Soi 81 "a Pap2s Cook, JIM. S8
9Th, Gr'n,da, Bs,ch,dsr. Orleans for Coruant
Amsterdam Nov 49, Die t.chs, DuEitz. NYora.
Ase15s S c f. arr o% s% }S ~
6Iateta Nov H. in port Dea, siSe oivana for NYot unc
for Hamburg; ID C Ga Aan, Reed :, ayofs
n N9 e Yea 9g9a H a9 aaa and s
the vsr % fp'fi and Gandsa 0g l.,
Fecamp TO hoy TO- arr LOUIS Charles Dsadn, aud Anirs
sratar nov > cid Kanawha Higgins Ss~York.
Gfeentck, Nov ~, sid Conrad, Kels0, Nsw- YORK.
Glasgow Nov 10 Lalan, Chisholm, Petou rs ls,h, West
Havrc Noe a. arr Ger1nanta Wood New YorA.
He,o, Nov g, arr Ann Grilth', Ns~ YORK Asaty 30 sal,
Hamburg, ~ sd Gustav, osnbur; Paaam. and San
Francisco.
Kama July oa Duehess Of Clarence m Ffanco Tor
Hobart Town.
KIrub, 20 bark Edmoad, Lond1n I'm Limerick New
fo, with totally wrecked Asay gale. at Kkes,
a. H. 80 Pm last night and went 10 pieces at his moiaS Master
saved but =yeal lives lost; not snOpn now many.
Chertnurs Ny ship et I'm Stockholm New York,
PIT INTO hs oadead ast evening eaky and supposed DIS
charge and be hove Gown.
Wexford nov 20, heavy ssa Dung whch Am ship Ads6ae Dis
appeared.
Dude Sov 20 durug the gale from the NV which raging
with heavy squalls and rsn the Bron, Lshot tn leosc
driven shore here akate
AM Ths taken on by Inns I'm tho charge
TIE guard AT tbs station The ayds charge
the an5 they landing th mems clothes
articles m can o. got on, briore the 6ood when
the yesssI tiay @ pieces
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For Europe.

CuNAND LINE-For Liverpool
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-13

BALTIxoRK AND Oao RArLRoAD--wEsTrRs sKcrios-ln
company with the accomplished engineer upon this sec
ton, (Mr Sears) we, Thursday, rode along line
work the baltimore and Ohio railroad and found even
thing crafty in the progress of the work The
Der Of hands il still limited about l20 bat WILL In the
OF month two be increased three
dred. The first section in Rchietown is under Mr. Nc
Cassin's contract He 10 engaged, with forty fy men,
in filing in the low ground in Ritchisown through tn,
whole Of which the filing will average twelve fifteen
feet He gets the earth from tho hsde lie has quite
long line Of the cmbankment pretty well up On the nett
two sections Mr.; Coyle is engaged with about ony-bys
hands He comes up into the higher ground hs. less filling
and in some paus OF his sections the excavation w b,
equal TO the cmbankmenL He has, however, some ponn
requiring % To Is feet of einbankmcnt He has cabin,
along the route for his and they all very
Portable. Mex comes Mr. Mccartney He /. not working
many bat has progressed finely He has pre
stiff smbankmeut this end of Mr.. MeMechens farm,
and there will be cpttny but not great His ground
is excellent. however, and he will do we'll on the Job
Beyond this the location not entirely fixed but
thou gh the Nauows Il viii few feet above tie pres
road The greatest difficulty there the .eepae Of
the hill, which may carry the slope Of the bank almost 10
the top Then where u the present road tie pro
ecng wall Will have T. lie very heavy. Though the Mar
there will BE- some fine work, and gooJy amount
stone work.
Dor readers may now rest assored that the Baltimore
road Wheeling is being built IN fact snd in truth
Ctoakers need 40 longer they do believe The
work is now being DONE vhesitrg Times
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INGENIOUS KxrsRimKSr "A cask OF fine hard are aud
cutlery accidentally fell overheard fiom the ue ship
Allen, lying at Boyce Co.'S wbarf The OF 'lr
cask were valuable, and reward Of aly dollars b, vios
been offered by the captain OF the vessel recovery
was restored 10 the ships deck yesterday morning hon
the erertons OF Mr.. Angus Smith. Mr., Smith provided
himself with what be caied a diving bell, by saving
half an ordinary oil cask then placing bis head sa
shoulders and attaching heavy eight the edges Of ~
inverted cask, which, being airtgh pre- rented the wn
rom rushing In, his head occupying the vacuum then
letting himself down, he enabled remain undd
water from ten to fifteen inmates. This novel sub-mai~
experiment was Witnessed by number Of persons woo
seemed pleased with the success attending ".
MI Smith ha', we learn, been several days erga9dm
recovering quantity of railroad iron, which had been
placed on the bridge Of one Of our upper ~hafye', W.
weight OF "hch caused the bridge give way ptreph
ting the iron to the bottom about iour athoms wse ne
has been partially successful and there every ren'oap
believe that The whole win eventually be oyered. NJ
deserves much credit for his ingsnuty and industry sa
we have doubt these successiul Efforts will ex,ndW
sphere OF his usefulness. Charleston Courier.
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The CENSUS AND REPRESENTATION OF LouIsANA-W.
have heard of but few returns which have vel been
made Of the population of the several parishes OF The
State We do not regret that they come in SO SLOW n
the delay will enable the deputy marshals TO make ou
compile returns, including those Of our citizens who
have been spending the summer at the North We hear
however, that the returns from the country parishes will
exhibit considerable increase OF population and produ
ton. Those from PIaquemine will probably exceed
the other country parishes. We understand that is
in that parish have settled satisfactorily,
question which has long been disputed among politician
this city and State, 10 the number of voters in tht
parish. The returns will show that they (he voters
number fourteen hundred The census Of Melpomenn
including the first representative district of this CITY
reaches 1000, which will be the greatest increase in AMI
portion OF the city We think that the population Of s
second municipality, il the are full and made 10
at the proper time will reach 60 900. and the parish
Jefferson 1900 Thus these two parishes or distrieu
will exceed in population the present ratio of represent
alton, and if that ratio be adopted, will be entitled 10 90.
representative in the next Congress Should this be bs
case, and indeed presume in any event. il will BE-
necessary TO convoke the Legislature 10 redsrct the State
previous to the next elections for Congress, which will
take place in year from mex, November.
tNew Orleans Data
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The Hon, Daniel Webster, Secretary OF State, arrived in
the city from Washington last evening Al ~ o'clock
day Mr. Barnum introduced Mr.. Webster to Miss Lind.
The meeting between he great American state srnan and
the renowned Swedish songstress quite cordial and
apparently afforded much satisfaction to each They at
entered into lively aud interesting CONFORMATION AZ
some comparisons had been made between the differ
Of climate IN this aud Europe, Miss Lind OBJ
served that she had nowhere noticed general
Wy and happiness among the people had appeared to her
dnting her short sojourn iu America,
Mr.. Webster by his manner appropriately soknowledgsd
the unthfnness Of her remark and very briefly alluded 10
the causes which produced webaanced condition of
socieJy Our Tree Institutions, hool system re
lgcus toleratoa the proabeness of labor and the ono
awarded 10 intellectual sdvancemenf were decay con
nssied with the state Of affairs under arbitrary govern.
ments
Miss Lind warmly expressed hetef in favor Of universal
education, rs the FIRST fundamentally towards the free
dom, happiness, and prosperity of the people IN any coun
Try and this train Of conversation continued between
the distinguished parties for about ten minutes
A. Mr.. Webster was passing out OF the room, Jenny
turned 10 her companion, and enthusiastically exclaimed
" oh have m-m-hls very looks stamp him with
greatness he is Of the poblesi OF Americans"
Boston Trorscrtrt
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TFrsm the Washington CORES


IN Pennsylvania the contest OF this day has. updoubt-
cdly, been Of uch animation. and iuxled
little OF the anti. slavery gall. You may expect in my
opinion, the election OF majony Of WING members 10
Congress"
" Ion may now compare the reality with his predc.
ton. The democrats OF Pennsylvania have already
gained foe toow probably eight members OF Congress,
and lost bu, one; and begin TO look for still
has not swayed the people OF this State from the
true faith. On the contrary, the national democratic
platform was adhered 70 IN ms State 10 the midst
party; and this too in defiance of the threats and in
lfgues oil wings and aboli,ioniss. Every democrat
known 10 be elected Congress has taken the bodes
ground in favor OF this national doctrine 10 their
ward Compare position with the condition OF the
democracy those States where the free soers have
been courted and the contrast viii be mos, significant
Ion and other seers must not calculate upon The idea
that this glorious old State long be swerved from the
path Of patriotism by any sectional organization.
[Pennsyiuanian
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MOVEMENTS IN THE SoUTH.-" Southern rights as
sociatons appear. present. TO be the ruling idea in
Georgia and South Carolina. They had great public
meeting at Charleston the evening of the ID. which
addressed by Messrs Bellinger, Hayne. Porter,
Rbett. and Sims The announcement that Mississippi
bad taken her stand by the side OF Georgia in the great
southern movement greeted with acolamatons, and
three cheers were gwen for The gallant Governor Quit
man The excitement in that region is evidently foment-
ed by the abolition movements at the North. AT the
meeting above referred to- constitution accepted,
having view the object pointed out in the following
article The association shall continue in existence
and pesevere in its efforts until the wrongs OF the South
redressed, the Stale the powers heretofore
delegated 10 the United States for special purposes"
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COMMON HALL OF the town Petersburg. virgiss,
May 1850. Tho following day sdopd"
the Hall.
Rssored That the Of the propo4s
Sooooo OF the bonds Of the Of Petersburg esdo
The State OF Virginia. say 100000 payable in 1870, and
with coupons for interest," payable yearly February sne
gust The proposals will he than
% e chamberlain Of the until the Ah day %
NJ ~ O'Clock M al which time they will be opened and me
bidder VIII be entitled thereto. same
required 18Th May, 18th June, and 18th July and bidders v
at which Of these periods 1e corporation reserve
to themselves the right 10 reject any offer made"
Notice hereby proposals bonds Of the op
ton will be received by the chamberlain Of the town.
the above resolution the 18th day Of May, $50 At ~
CHAS CokliN"t
Nav d,I1hM.y,.,, Mayoa
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ID III. HOOE II CO., Wholesale aud Retail Desssr .,.
capeting floor oil cloths mating, curtain "'"
sheetine blankets, house furnishing goods generally
Pennsylvania avenue, between IN aud s,h streets Ws'"T
u. q.
Aug 2N-u
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TExAs-Much interest is felt in regard to the course
which Texas likely take upon the proposition 10 her,
lately sanctioned by Congress The final settlement OF a
most delicate question is felt TO depend upon the accept
ance or reu sal by that State Of the New Mexico bound
airy act Many disputes abou, extent Of territory have
sgated different States since the foundation OF gov
eminent, but none-not even the Missouri question:
have had such important bearing upon the harmony and
peace OF the Union this Had the "plan" to which
Gene raj TAYLOR unfortunately committed been left 10
work out It's own results il is the opinion of many we'll
informed statesmen that country would, before this,
have been prey anarchy and bloodshed Fortunately
for the country Just the crisis arrived the rens OF GOV
eminent passed the hands il not OF better at least Of
wiser men The counsels OF Cass Clay Dickinson and
Foole were listened to, and their suggestions met ap
proyal Mr. Fillmore first recommended. and Then APP
proved boundary settlement bill, introduced into the
Senate by his friend Senator Pearce As we have SAID
il only remains for the people OF Texas to meet Con
gress half way and 80 dssiJaie the threatening cloud
which has overbung 30 darkly western frontier.
That s,aunch old democratic standard, the Washington
Union announces joyfuIy that such result is no longer
doubtful large majority OF the citizens OF that State
are most undoubtedly favorable to accepting the terms Of
fered We cannot express ourselves too strongly IN
appreciation OF this decision BY Il OF the most dan
aerous II the most dangerous, OF sectional questions
will be peacefully set at rest The demagogues, both
North and South will be defeated and senced The pa
lro,sm Of the people OF Texas will honoraby
with the disafecion manifested in other quarters
New York Globe
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MARITIME INTELLIGE NOE
Port OF New York, October @, 1850
lleaIel,


ssI a s r.a CO.
vsss. ransS bf Pre-
Co., s" .sE .Ss SsSG H ts1.
e., Gera,d Ggsdaloqgs. Dabueeaa Bogqast santsak.
nan, S. M.rls 80 v Or ooss Tor BTSsel Crazy. 5,
Ss hn$psrsy b ps5i pasa f''
h.sson NsnTsa 9seH SOM Alsssm.
sehrs-Clsaner Wheaton, St Miehael, DrApor Dsv,in d
sTs sSr s"g.r 81 so9p Ss T I son RI,
4sr. Elli.tsh city: Emily ;eln;cn. csis G,itia:fs
Lo"esn wasns'Sg NssSrSS a. HIsS,sa. S w
Belfast, ss csn %arr sS,I rsi.Sy Boston; New York.
socp,-E,ee Bennett. Bristol; Roger williams sssrss,,
Providence.
Arrived,
'Id m,s % f Is"na p,
sip ~ Tih 81 ff . n's'S s sl
lon ph sdrs %T cSEdn ' sf loso ar
: piiot Sj miles KNE sandy HOOK, has been on
Sip Hsf,ldola B.rrow. Havrs Aug s., With mdso ,ad
slip hTs,,.. !srsm, A3{rs:.a Brsnso. i,a,y, Win
40 y, Ion q paced a iarss iceberg.
ship sea % gs ss%or S, ssys rA asgr
she Cape H-hry from ;hs wharf at Satnors
sars Jsss William, nsI,sa: Rctts,ism. Avg asa sna
81 days With miso passengers,
brrbat Co Sept zSd la ~ ~ loo ~, ts in with The
wreck Of the Br snip kotagds Il Liverpool water logged
and abareoD,d Tue J as had ighs westerly wall
during the ~t0ie Ia.sage.
coal ORDER Sep, 9th snd 10Th experienced heavy gale
from sw to NJ lay too 20 hours lost buwar stove snail
beat, and caused ths vessel 20 leak.
Wilson, hiBsOv, Island tBahamss), Is
with tslt, to W Newman.
Bari Savannah Croweii, Savannah days, with eo.tsu
SC. to Sturris Chairman.
BarE Sorthefner UooIsr Baltimore, sad days the
c,Psf. in t,'lss. 70 Everett Brown
Brig Ohio, branscosb. Ratnurs, AFRICA Aug s. with
hides &c 10 hesmth son Tn, has been days to
the HertkvsIo Of Hatters Sept =? lat 81 Ion Ia passed
Brig Chsctaw fltner, Hamburg, I'll days with mdse and
us rsSengers schmidt Baehen. Aug Sptn, Ecuss
sepger 18Th ult lat Is % Ion }, 30 passed the
Of the Geo Locku ood n ma,s aud water logged
Brig ksrie Lshesrom smyrns 10 days. With wool
10 sch midi q Eslchen.
Brig vs,ts. Lawrence. Cadz 80 days with wines ks to
Hcie Bsyly.
Brig yesna. Keen. st M.rti,, 20 days with salt to
Fornc Sons The vgst shOreoa Rooksvsy beach Fnurs
as and after dschargng par. Of her esgc OF
nd .rousht the city BY She has received
Brs Pomona OBI, Smith. Port su Pist is days. with
Br,g Kelet Brown. Eilbridgo. 7 days. with lumber.
sh kacrs ,Br) fsooner hay OF Chsleur =, days with
gtit a tnes, 20 scnls whitney,
Schr Csutills, Iutec. : days.
Sehr sioAs lperuv Mcfarland. BsltIu,cre. days
sohr MARI Maxim LAtourctte, Baltimore. days.
Scar Caucasian, Leland, Ehssort-, days.
Below.
Bark Benry Arm tBrL from Cardiff. to W X Hamilton.
one brig 5 Of the Hghlsnds
SavttEsb Soutt Tor O. arlson kepneoeo for Ph-
selI hia shs nsgara for Liverpool Baltimore (Dutsh
Tor -.
Wind durip. the dAy SW,
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NAVAL rfstrT.-Ctpdo tuTpeptihe aells elewly at -
o.hi aud spirits at 32H 33c cxsh. for eonmon ro-
Eu the d. maud STEADY, with sales OF Whmin ton
sn' 81. ~ 81 10 ard North County at 81 .S. rag
In rrquest at 81 delivered.
oils-Sslccted vhale in fair demand, 9Th sales
Of south S'A. st SlS a6?hc, In liuseed, NO a-nse
hes token place; sses reach a00o gallons othsr de-
ttrPtttnS cell resdy, ct full prices 6as IN do
~ loO basksts Give, NJ 81 70 e25Ik
On CAAE Sale made Of 100 tons thick soun.
Try round at ga cash
piAsItR Pam The market continued the same
With ssiss Of GO tons blue 81 80 IS s?JIS cash A..
hysrEb'o up the North river.
Pho'tsioS- There vss only retail irmsbd for
pork. The market vas hfsvy; sales OF sfsW hundred
barrels at sli for msss and - sTt for rri1e, sad
$40 Tor sour nes, Hnt 81 - for ramps Beet va. In
DCd efntr re;Hl demand NJ 10 msr prices Cut meats
wsre duli hut ttsady, Esl's % 50 hhds d-y saitel
dds, (ordinsry) II &C. Isrd Iuist but very
tTn fAlss % , y bill. fcot g. prime, ~ C..
and 500 Kegs pfime ~ ~. Butter vas 0rm aud
pine In grOd demand furthc East ~ 10 Tc Oh.ese
uus NOR plenty, and price, fsVsrBg the bayer sales
Of ohio sttI exc aad state at 8 {. o. o =, choice
dnir nj
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OF turpsntine Arm at eos for British the small
quantity OF American here 10 held above . market
value. Prov sions American withoat suinAtion,
there has been q moderate demand for beef wh,cA has
been met freely by holders at prices ain rather easter
oia rorh mas moved more re.ay, ont ior o.osr as
made with difficulty. We have again to report .
good demsnd for bacon, under "btch the stock has
become further edueed leaving now scarcely nything
OF low ordinary quality shoulders meet
ready sse at our extreme quotations when hns.
Hams at reduced rates sell more easily rhs sales
Of lard below an average. buyers having
lately gone into stock holders. however, are
generally firm at AS. Cheese has been rather aors
Inquired for, but the vessels keeping long gu, has
deprived the market OF supply The season for
grease butter Is over, end any taes will no be for
holding till next year. Tallow Is again Cd dearer and
active. Lnseed cake Is In demand az a farther ad-
vance Of bs TO los per ton Irsh butter has further
advanced 70 TO IS per cwt since this dsy week which
has prevented the dealers from buying more than to
serve their mn mediate wants and with the
o. Jew purchases made on speculation only mo.
dtrate bnkinefs has be- done The prices asked
srefor Belfast 73s. TO T5s, Waterford 73s TO 75s,
Conmel 72s to 74s Cam lex ana Kilkenny y3s TO 76,
Wexford rs. to a. BAnbiidge and Baliyaoney
72s TO 1ts, Sligo G9s. to Tis., and picked Cork
seconds 72s TO 7is. per owt imported from ireland
kps 2is kegs 55 crooks SIS box, 100 barrels butter
~ bales bacon IL hhds tierces hams tisrees anu
ll2 Kegs lard Quercitr on Bark. Small sales the
was accepted fer 40 hhds Eice-l50 tioroes Carolina
solo at los. cd 20 lps for lo~ very fue and 1900
bss benza at rs Ga to los % for mid!lins TO good
quarter salt.-There is change In prices, but
haze had rather slack demsud suga-.-rhere has
again been very good demand, and b59 hhds d. P.
sold st advance of Cd to Is. per cwt 10000 bags
BENGAL have also been, disposed of At fu aud
email lot MadraF at SIS per cwt the large
quantity Of Brazil ard Havana offered in public ss
last Friday, only small portion found buyers since
th'n the ctmsnd has improved and full rates have
been paid; the tales amount to 600 boxes Havans OF
mn old import, 2ls. Cd to 23s Tor low to iud yelow
LOO hhds poirc Rico at +os to AIS cd, and 900
and 200 bags Brazil Cos to 2Ss 81 for Low good
white. M LIS 90 los 81 for loa good tr0wn ral-
Low ?he MAJ set has improved prices being again
tier higher; PtteTsturgE q brings $50 sd Tor old
sDd3eH torpew considerable business has been dons
in South American BY public and private sale t ID to