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 AS regular meeting ef Dover fsa.. \, of Free and Accepted Masons ssee,,,,,, " Q Loise foosa on Saturday evening. Msr,b ,as ,... A. L. S.s5i; ths follow ng psaeeeasse vr...
 WHEREAS l. has pleased the sscst A-ee,,,.. the Us'versc, and tee rsicr Of Tho rozl3 ,,.... from our mids', apr venctahle brosber Ava.-. scoTr. is;o a member oi lhls Laass. ,.,J h. standing st the tune of hS death.
 ASa, waSsEss. Oar deoeasea Ar-,sa. .. of he oides Ansaas, and arang ,be ea,,...,, .... grants to thus State. where A,a has reslls, .,, foF'y yesrs daring all of whlch usaa. se ,.,., aiase!f as aa upright and Aonesl nau s,+l ,,.,., Mason.
 oaF deceased brother was boSa ia si, S..,.. z Virgina, on the 6th day If August, 7S9. rr,...., to 'he Slaie of Pennsylvania n early 1t. t... thence b the State of MlNoan. and foe,.,.l.,.. practice Of law, wsS appoia,ei hy Pr-ssieo. u,. fac, one of tho Judges of gbe Snpf, me c.s,,. the then feuitory ot Arkansas and con.nv..s oss at the members of sad ea:srs g.. ;.-,. -. i He was afterwards appointed hy Gov Pope s,,. Soss rcntS on tic Phtlc ,ansis ailsr ih,, r,n,o,, the Indians wes', was afterwards prevailed po. to ac' as Probate Judge fR ,sc cauuty ai p... which at taat tiale, iBoludci the psrr,,or,, ....- composing the eoan.ies of Popc. Iobpvou. Fr,,, In leiL and a par. of seaa. He was. s,o.~ afterwards, elected to the 1,egissa;aFe f,a,u Pm. eountyi and, m is36, waselected nemhatsf ,.. convention ta form a Constitution ior fas S,,,. from Pope and Johnson counties. aaj. ai tb. 5.., of his death, had just completed lhe task of tskt the census of Pope county as deputy Marshal.
 Our deceased brother had rceenil, dcaattri fr,, this Lodge for ihe purpose of visiting some af hs children. who reside in Gaens. in the Staie ef h linois; and, at the time of his death. was an ,, to Norfatown, on business preparaioIy to Lis 3s partarc, when he was attacked with Qa,nyy. ... died within few sours on the i2,h inst. H,. n. mains were earned to Dover. and userrea nosr a B. place with the usual Masonic ceremonies. Tsc-, fore. be t
 Resoiced, That in the death of our brother ,. eiety has sustained great loss, our orler awof.., member, and has relatives and iriands ereat h. reavemeni.
 ResotseR, That we present our candolence ,e, relatives aud friends of inc deceased brother. ,sg tender oar sympathy to them under heir great los,
 Reeotced, That as d testimony of pur reSpee, i and esteem for ihe memory of our deceased bToi. the furnItnre and jewels will be put in noun for thirty dayS, and t6e bfelaven wear the ass al ensignee of mourning for thg same length of tn-
 Raxolced. That the Editors of the State bf - quested to publish these proceedings in then r speetive papers, and that the St. Lotus Rtps4 can, and Galena, Ilhnois papers be requesls4 2 copy.
 ANDREW J. BAYLlSS, ] DANIn WEGT [ g,..,..tt-.
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ar Gen. Cass had T great reception by the de- mocracy at Tammany Hall on the nightof ihe l4 instant. The Generals speech was altogether or the Compromise measures. The cheers brought back the echoes of Old Tamnany it's most pal my days. Mike Walsh declared himself Cass man and said he would travel through thirty-two States to aid in his election.
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aJ- Ellis in his narrative of Capt. Jane's voyage says that he carried frozen mass of what he sup- posed to be peat and laid il before the fire. when presently the whole room was filled with cloud of mosquitoes. They had clustered around to- gether ani become frozen mass like bees when -eil lnt t1 ft1r-yr ,t tttt,t sss aEEas.---
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Fanieul Hall Refused.

The Mayor and Aldermen of Boston, have re- fused 10 grant the use of Faaeul Hall on the 26 h If March, to K E, Abthorp and others for the pur. :.ose of holding Mass Meeting of those opposed 70 the Fngj.iye Slave Law.
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The Pasiae Railrnad.

The Missouri Republican says thai ths work will be commenced at an early iay anl prosecuted with energy, although the grant of lands asked from Congress has been refuse l. l. adds that there IS already an actual capital of lalre than thTee millions provided for the common cement of the Goad. Three roates have been surveyed aal reported to the Directors but il is uncertain as yet which of them, if either. ws1l be adopted.
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PRINTING BOARDS, CARDS. Nc

We have just received &,d eiegini assortment ar fancy cards and printing boards, paper sSe.. aud ready to do up all sorts oi fancy printing cheaper, quickly aud m bciT sijs, thln Il has been done be- fore. Call and see st the annet diice.
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1J' The Secretary of the Interior, says the Bal timore sun has examined the charges against Mr, Ewbank, Commissioner of Patents and pronoun. ces them frivolous and malicious.
 I3 That's exactly what d former Secretary of the Interior sad about the Galphlnisn of Secretary Crawford, vel the people took exception amount ing 10 about Sl00,eeo.--G.n. Eag
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Rather Fat.

The mjeags allowed AeasrS. Wngh- F@ bert, tAls lszt sess,oa of Congress, is' 1'ir . neys to saa from CslJornia, is sj. .5'sl eaaa. aeeaydng to the usually ifaveled ,osla '' Panama. which K 7,fhl miies. Dr 6~ ~A sHucuve mileage for the extra seSsaon Q! '' ate amounts to Sil.20.
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Gen. Riley.

The Washington correspondent of the Charles. ton Conuef Says the Senate confirmed the nomi- nation of Bngaiief General Riley AS Bteyet Major General, and that long is' of brcve nominations was confirmed.
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Georgia.

Howell Cobb, late Speaker of the United States House Of Representatives, is spoken of aS the Union candidate for Governor The Columbus Times (ant-compronso and ultra SeceSsiouist) nolainales Wilson Lumpkin for Governor.
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IT. Eugene Sue IS now publishing in the feail- teton of the Paris Steele r1lnance called L. Bonae Areatrre, which shows up the corruption of the higher classes of French society in way which, il must be hoped, is altogether exaggerated.
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G-i, IS stated that Lord Bfoaghsm has resolved to visit the United States this Spring, We are glad U hear it, Lord Brodgham IS one of the greatest men of The age in many respects. He en- joys three distinct regulations, in statesmanship. hleratute end science.
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lJ' Col. James Tappan, q venerable citizen of Gloucester Mass, now eighty four years of are. was Something more than sixty years ago Daniel Websters sch0olnaS.er.
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IT. Eugene Sue is 10 be married He has ia len rlctm to the attractions of widow. or to the 100000 leyies of rental which she possesses.
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ar 4 new papsr called ''rhe Progress of the Age" has been started at Lexington Ky. IL hosts the nane of Casias NJ, Clay. as it's candidate for Governor.
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cen. scott.

Preparations are being msde n CiA give tbis veteran. wsnn welcome. i' ' ted that he will be these about the i'- uloaih.
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nend.IIim-or Dir.

BoTTs has been nominated as the whig canN- daie for Congress from the Richmond District, by a whlg Convention.
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To THE EDIToRs OF THE BANNER, AND ALSO
 Tur Enlrnn DE THE GAzrrrr X. Dnun.-

Genticmen-Please announce as q candidate for Congress at the election 10 be holden on the Fhst Monday,ia August aeri, subject 10 tho decs- ion of the Democratic State Convention to be held at the city of Little Rock, on the ith Monday in April next; Provided the proposed convention be
 II ajoriiy ConuentOa and reflects the will and wish of majority of the Democratic party in the State of Arkansas. R. C. BYRD. Rectortown. Ark, March I. 1851.
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TO PRINTERS.

good assortment of printing, book oosc9p, letter and foo post paper, constantly kept hand the Arkansis Banner Office, and wil b. furnished the trade at low priees for CASH
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Hon. W. K. Sebastian arrived on the 3lst ult., in good health al his residence near Helena.
 Hon. k. W. Johnson left this city on Thursday last for his plantation below.
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wnshinu,an Globe.

ThlS paper closed it's eKis2eaee on MOI l Tta. Ii promises, however, to ffiisf " ''' at toe next meeting Of Congress.
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IF i monumen' to Le Piacea o'si cf the late CoasaDsiore Casaneey' in 'h. saona. bnrylag groaaa. Wssaiagson' A"' completed.
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IT A steam engine, weighing only three quar- lers of an ounce. is being exhibited in Yorkshire, in fall motion. II is intended for the great exhi- aition, and has been made by aa ingenious work man in SasIdlewprth
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Darnumi.

IL is said that Barnum has been offered ES1oa In Europe forthe last fifty nights of his engage ment with Jenny Lind--but he Tcfusas.
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IT'S. q. G9aIrieh, Coasul to Paris, has taken passage oFhnse,f and fa'nilf m the s'ea"cr Afe- t.e, which sai's for Liy rPoal on tbe 2d Aprh'
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I-A young maa at Niagara having been crossed in love. walked out to the pFsclplce. took of bis clothes. gave one lingering look atthe gulf beness him, and then-w snt home, Ills body was foand next morning in bed.
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For sale, cheap for CASH Double Medium Printing Press in complete order apply the Arkansas Banner
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I3s WM, NJ. VAN YALKESsuRGH, Esq. Warren Bradley county, is authorized to act as Agent for the Arkansas Banner
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TO SHIPPERS.
Printing Press.

Bills of Ladng, neatly printed, for sale at The Arkansas Banner Office.
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All Advertisements ntended iE the Banner, should be handed iu by 10 o'clock Monday morning week, so insure their insertion.
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LITTLE ROCK
Democratic State Convention III

Uem0CraLIC OCaL6 CUNVeHtIUu 1! Y
 A Democratic State Conyen- tion, composed of Delegates from the DEMOCRACY of the sev- eral counties, will be held at the Capitol, in the city of Little Rock, ON THE FOURTH MONDAY or APRIL NEXT, to nominate CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.
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a 6,NR Es.

The undersigned citizens of Pulaski county and members of the Democratic Party, request the democracy of this county to meet at the Market-house in Little Rock, on the SECOND MONDAY of APRIL next, for the purpose of selecting Dele gates to attend the Democratic State Convention, to be held at Little Rock to nominate a Dem- ocratic Candidate for Congress. A full attendance at this meet
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Our COlIectOr.

NIT. THoNAs C'iANrLiN, k authorized to make collections and receive subscriptions for the AR KANSAS BANNER.
 He has already started upon tour through the following counties;
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ing IS requested.

$. H. HAMPSTEAD, B. F. OWEN, Wv. 5. WAIT, A. J. HUrr, D. W. CARROLL, WM E. ASHLEY, P. T. CRuTcHYIELp, JAcoB HAWKINS. D. $. GREER, SAMUEL H. WEBB, L. J. REARDox, $. T. HunsoN, JoHN $. RoANE, J. A. HENRY, L. A. WHITLEY, WM. F. WOODRUFF, J. H. GREASE, LEON TRoUsDALE, |. LANcTREE, D. c. FULTON, J, B. JOHNSON, JAs NJ. DANLEY, +. N. CONWAY, BE. DANLEY, DAVID SKELETON, GEORGE ERODE, JoHN BROWN, J. J. THOMPSON, k. II. JOHNSON, F. $. GARRETT.
 March IT, 1851.
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VAN BuRxS

We hope our subscribers will remember the printer, and b. ready to pay up
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Since writing the above, we have received the proceedings of . meeting held m Lafayette county, at which resolutions were passed, making Rober. W. Johns n, frst choice; Grandson D. Royston, second, and T. E. Floufnoy, third.
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ANDREW J. BAYLISS, } DAVID WEST. Commutle VIM. A. BARKER.
Democratic Meeting in Fulton county.

ANDREW J. BAnIss, Secretary pre- iem.
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Arkan,a. Niiitar, Institute

Isaac Ktss. Secretary.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-16

lUHITEHURST's and eAtsnstve Gallery Of Pre-
Dasuscoppes, the store OF Dava Bo bstween
AZ and 9th streets, feunsy vana avenue. -
floor, arranged expsessy for h
skyighs In ths county, and Is the
BALTIMORE Ii facility
copying paintings dssuceoypes, having its superior
world, beautiful and
all weather. though cloudy preferable
for children. Post promptly attended 10.
the OF Maryland
tute, a premium q late Fair New York.
Baltimore 3t7 broadway,
York Pennsylvania Washington, D. c.; ~ Main
Richmond, Virginia Lynehbag, NTsinis Norfolk, Viz
ginia and Pstersburg Virginia.
The,e galleries open public ali hour. u day
j, II. WnffEHUksT,
Dee Ia-d3m Sole proprietor.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-16

Mr. JONES. of Iowa, from the Committee on Enrolled
Bills reported that they had found duly enrolled the Joint
resolution Is. - OF welcome to Louis Kossuth.
message received from the House Of Represent
atiges by Mr. Robb chief clerk, announcing that the
Speaker OF the House had signed enrolled joint
uton and thai ie had brought it TO the Senate for the
signature OF its President whsssupon the President pro
tam; signed the resolution reported 10 have been
ned Is r. ~ and il was delivered TO the committee to
be presented 10 the President Of the United States.
SPECIAL ORDER.
The hour Of one having arrived the Senate proceeded
to the consideration Of the special orderbeng the
luton submitted by Mr. FooTE. OF Mississippi, in relation
10 The compromise measures LEI
long debate ensued which is withheld for revision
after which, on motion, 81
The Senate adjourned Ff M
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EROM the supply opened 10 day-
100 pairs cheap blankets, suitable
hotels and boarding houses
IS pieces table diapers and damask all widths and pices
very cheap
a5 pieces and dozens dwellings, large gen
assortment, both - 70 style and prices
rs dozen table napkins various and prices
pieces printed floor cloths, very hsndsons patterns
pieces low Lyooese cloths and Engssh
pieces hannes ! entra super hns
20 white Grape shawis
40 pieces very handsome plaid silks, new styles
Saten Waterloo Mills" long wool shawls
fancy coios and mourning
100 pieces black mernocs and bomeaxinesgeai bar
gsins-with all kinds OF mourning goods
handsom. cloth for pianos and tables
making daily additions 10 stock, and will be
found at a M complete
All be for cash approved paper,
uniformity prices observed all
ucies sold warranted to prove a represented
Good articles pces and fair dealing be relied In all
FERRY BROTHER,
Dec It-l0uf opposite the Centre Market.
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bed the purpo of his words or he would have
gauitousy made this uncalled for attack on one rs well
disposed himself 10 deal fairly BY all the business he
might be compelled approach As for this bill he could
assure the gentleman that II would receive al ms hands
full and Just consideration So lar be (I. Hou.sos)
committee he would give fair and liberal appropriations
10 the administration in power with which 10 carry on
the government. He would not. however, be fosnd
"a uander the public funds, gtS ( M E. \
Mr. MARSHALL. Of California, was surprised at the
storm which his suggestions had raised he thought the
committee would feel highly compimented at his suEgss
ton Though not liking tina, spirit he had supposed That
he making their political fortunes at home In pro-
nouncng them such very strict economists Like Gan.
ornia committee, he doubted not the COMMITTEES Of
Ways and Means would give his bill fair trial, but Ia
the end they would be sure to hang it. de knew well
the difficulty OF getting Congress 10 refund money im-
this by permitting the bill to be virtually sntombcd
alive. The claia just the money had been uncon-
stutionally or illegally exaced fror his constituents.
and tbs treasury OF his State stood great need OF H.
Under these circumstances he desired it's reference TO the
Committee Military Affairs. believing that II il should
be committed TO the Committee OF Ways and Means, 1t
He again urged that it should have the reference he
quesed and argued at some length 10 show that his
posed reference was not unwarfanted by precedent:
that. from the circumstances surrounding the original
collections, the Military COMMITTEES was the proper COM
mittee 70 report on il in the first place The gentleman
from California here again alluded TO the history OF the
cong OF Messs JONES and HousToH to
sustain his view that he had TO indulge hope
ha, in their hands his bill might by possible chance be-
come law. .asI
Mr.. HlBBARD held that the argument OF the gentle
from California gave rise TO the impression that there
something wrong in the bill itself He was for its
reference TO the Committee Of Ways and Means, because
was bill strictly apperlaining to the revenueo take
moneys in the United States treasury and TO give
them TO California Therefore he claimed that it was
clearly question of reyenue-of the 'means and ways
Of the government and such that it should rghtfuy
60 TO the Committee Of Ways and Means.
the nes OF the Committee of Ways and Means and OF
the Committee on Military Affairs; which having been
read for the information OF the House,
Mr.. STEPHENS, Of Georgia, urged that this debate
was out OF order. EH
Mr.. BRIGGS moved the previous qeson which was
seconded by the House.
Under its operation, the question referring the bill TO
the Committee Military Affairs was about to be put
when
Mr.. HIBBARD demanded the yeas and nays; which
| being ordered,
On motion. the House adjourned.
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By Mr.. HEM. Petition oil A. d. Jones and thirty eight
o,heci'izens Of Madison county. loWa-askng for the
shment of mail route from Oskaloosa via Knox
vlle Indianoa and ST. Charles, TO Wn,eet Also bill
continue hsfp TO certain widows and orphans and
bill reuquish State Of Iowa the lands reserved for
On motion Of Mr. RUSSELL. the petition and papers Of
Polly Carver OF Nathan Carver taken from
the files Of the HOUSE and referred to the Commee OF
Claims. -
Co, Scull IL Thompson and other merchants Of Phadel
pills. asking for appropriations for erecting piers aud con-
strucng habors the river Delaware referred to the
Committee on Commerce.
Bv ME- HART: Memorial of r. Pavenscdt 81 Schuna.
ker of remission of duties upon merchandise referred to
The Committee Of Claims. Also. petition OF Catharine
Clark execu'x of Joseph Clark, dsceased Tor pension
referred 10 the Comm itee Invalid Pensions.
By Mr.. STANTON Of Kentucky The memorial OF John
T. Holohan and Iva mechanics. and Others en- ployed In
the extension OF the Capitol who have been discharged
service account OF the exhaustion OF the appropa
purpose, asking be retained In employment
and Offering awsit their pay unn further nppropra'
shall have been made. Also, tho memorial oil Feter
G. Washington and Others the subject Of supplying the
city OF Warrington with water,
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Balsiusors and Washtngtsn Railroad-Chamge 81
Hours.
IN and .er Monday. December is the trains bswssr
" W shinston and Baltimore will be ~ follows;
Leave Washington Al and 81, m, H. m, and
Leave Baltimore At q and ~, A. M and and ", p
Thssccond Arlington fourth from Bait
will with the and from Philadelphia
T. H. PARSONS,
Nov oa-du Agent
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reduce stock, will onsr very
i great bargains articles below named
blankets from TO fine,
sizes, single and double bedsmany in the lot
ua hne large and all very cbosp
200 pieces white nannels, from to extra hne,
widths all purchase" should erampc our stock before
buying
pieces diapers dsmasks, all widhs, styles, and
prices
Is w cnmhrics and jaconets
100 pieces shsetinGs and puiow-cass cottons
10 pieces linen shectings and pillow linens
Of towels, Napkins and towsing choice styles and
sifes-erea bareairs-with many other Koods
arranged 10 the contrary,
Good articles, prices and fair dealing be relied On IN all
cases PERRY BROTHER,
Dec li-louf opposite the Cenus Market
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81 NJ = WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Be,ween
AksS-U rhilsdeiphia and Pnt.bus-rms reduced
AMER l OF December
sengen he carried Pennsyvania Company,
Fhadeipha and Pusbut9, hours with
wenty eight miles OF Staging exeelIent turnpike
Fare, eli. f,.I t
This
Atlantic eies and the al .specn Of
highest character
=" T~tf THOMAS MOORE,
New ll-d3n Agent Psnna Railroad Go.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-27
Review OF the Northern Markets for
yesterday.

Office Of the american Telegraph, June 20.
BALTIMORE, June 26-The -four market to-day very
quiet sales Of moment made either of How
ard street or city mills -four
White corn selling at 63@64 cents and yellow at eoc
PHILADELPHIA, June 26, p. m.-The market generally
quiet and business dull usual at this of
year.
Sales of $50 bbs Of -four at s425 for standard
brands choice at $4.37 extra $685. meal quiet at
$4S7; rye -four $3.37.
Small sales of red wheat at 90@92c.; white do 10o@
l02c; scarce, sales of yellow at &C., white 6465c
Oats &c., rye Tic.
New York, June 90, p. m.-The stock market ia
frner. 6s advanced 3s Ohio 6s Of 1862, 114, and
those of 1876 1885, Penna. SIS, o. Canton Company nd
vanced "a.
Sales of 1900 bbls of -four at $387@$406L for
State brands. Sales of prime Genesee at $418@$43l
southern $444. Rye -four $344 Corn meal $2.s7@S3
Small sales red wheat at 9O997c Genesee 102c Sales
of 1000 bushels of at 5s59c for Mixed round vel
low GOOGLE Sales 1000 bushels rye at Toe Oats
Sales Of new mess pork at $l4.5O; prime $l2.S7
Sales 100 barrels lard at ss4c.
Rio Coffee 81 to 9lAc Rice 314(03%c.