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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25
3eIton, at from two to three cents q

Bolton, at from two to three cents o
pound.
"Bell county, it is believed, also
contains mines of good coal, some
having been discovered within twelve
miles Of the town.
A'The advantages of this part Of
Texas over other parts, for settlers,
having lately become better known,
has caused quite flood of travellers
for the last four months through the
county, and they are daily purchds-
ing and locating lands, so that land
offered for sale, one year ago, at
half a dollar an acre, can not now
be had under tw . and three dollars;
and, as the land in this county must
advance steadilf in value, a few
years only Will elapse before good
land will bring fifteen and twenty
dollars an acre.
"The wheat crops, this year, have
been unus uall.v prolific, and, with tile
amazing quantities of corn raised,
will keep three large wa ter power
mills actively going; and a large sur
plus will be left beyond the home
consumption.
aThe time is not distant when
Te xas will be (instead og as now, an
importer, a large exporter Of -four.
Deer, antelopes, and gfme Of all
kinds are plenty in tho prairies and
woods, and the rivers and streams
are full of the md st delicious kinds
of fish.
Gin conclusion, I would advise
those who may be n search Of a good
farming and graz ing country, well
supplied with waite r and timber, and
enjoying most $alubrious climate,
to pay 4 \ isit to Bell county, and if
they approach Belt pn from the north
east, and See the + hys Of the setting
sun reflected by til e neat white hous-
es in the bosom OF the valley, and
notice the peace, II anquility and con
ten tine ut prevailing in this infant
tow u, perhaps tho4 e lines of sweet
bygone poet may be called to the
mil IDS of some, as they were to mine;
Sweet Auburnl Ioveiesl village of the
plain. ling swain;
WI ere health and plenty chez red The labor
WE ere smiling 81 ring lis curliest visit paid,
And parting Summers lingering blooms
delayed
q Hoping that the subject and OBJ
ject Of MY letter will be my sufficient
apology for trespassing so much on
you valuable space, remain, yours
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25
AFFEcTlSc-InI.n zerne I'd,

AFFEcTING-In l.uzerne c9un-
ty, Pa, few days since, Mr.. ] ohm
Williams shot his own son, aged
IL years, while he was under brush
gathering chestnus. The father
took him for deer. On d pproach-
ing him the boy exclaimed: Father
wdy did you shoot me?'' and AFTER
wards added, "Faiher, you will bu-
ry me on the farm, won't you?"
We are rejoiced to learn that the
poor little boy survives, and is re-
covering,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25

Vt I read in d T Galep (nL) Adj
vocal + q report Of a/horrible crime
comb Iiited%n tina vicinity. The ia
Their and mother OF family died
last iPring. Their disease was sup
posed to have be- EN- cholera. Recent
disclb Fures have excited suspicion
that they were poisoned by their
own daughter, d young girl Of fif-
teen. A young man had been pay
ing Pls attentions to her, to whom
the Hdrents objected on accou mt of
his bbd character. To remove this
Obstacle, it is supposed that the
yonne girl consented to and com
mlttef the horrible crime of p arri-
eide
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25

\ new order Of Methodists, COM
posf y of preachers and people for
merry belonging to the Methodist
Epiffopal Church, is coming up in
VIRGINIA. They adhere to Metho-
dist doctrines, bnt adopt The Congre-
gati$Ral form Of government. They
objeF 1t to the government of the
Moth odist Episcopal Church. be-
cansa it possesses not the elements
OF a republican form OF govern
mentl
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25

a Singular Death. -AtSt. Louis,
a # " days ago, Mrs. Bolton LOST
hen waller in the market. II was
PicE led up soon by a German wo-
naH named \ Irs. King; who return
ed i tc the owner. She open
ell the pocllet-book, xami n
ed it, and declared that Mrs King
had taken $40 Of ;he|money. The
lattE r seemed much confused, and
de.l led it. MIS-. Bolton then threat
eneH 10 lave her arrested and
seal ched, when Mrs. King fell dead
at Il er feet. The death was as sud
dem as has eve been known. Mrs.
King was the wife OF a steamboat
man and t b 9 mother Of several
children.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25
Pierce's majority,

| The majority of Gen. Pierce is
larger than any of hi predecessors
ever received at contested election.
-Ame7can.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25

The Vote for President since 1928.
The Electoralvotes in the United
StaI es for President, in 1928, stood
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25

Carpenters are in great demand
at Savannah, Ga. One person adj
vcrtIses fol-. twenty five. :
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-11-25

A man in WatersviIle, CT, is the
possessor Of FIVE thousand live hens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
WhaIers.

the Bar Nantucket 18th ship Catawba swain Pacific
Ocean, bbls OIL Reports oh Massausro March g.
Le1ngop Bunker Nnt 700 200 viii Peruvian Foger Do 400
sp Heard from March Peru Siarbuck do go sp Including c
Lett Taahuana March g. ships Zrnas Cosn Arthar
Ssnt, 200 bbs incudns oh sod Paac HOVE B. 100 'p l
VIII Hope Clifford d. mos us BaleEa DEXTER DO, 100
p couuer Howhnd, do 500 Habnser, Cornell Westport
clean Dromo DsGs Warren Spoke March H. 1t - s.
70 W. Alpha Mara Foser, Mani $50 Dec g. on Gapa
Cos Islands, M1iiba. skinner, Fairhsyen, l300sp
SD. from DO 10th schr Guide, Bearse, Shoals whans
spotenJune 5, of Toutas, bns Gem, Of Beverly with %
bbls. oil o.. -
May g. a. lon ~ barb Alton, Cannon, Of Boston, with $50
bbls. % do. black fsh oil.
June lat 81 whaling bark "ovoa" Of New Bedford
Letters Warren from the Sandwich Islands dated IN
Apn that the whars there having bad ue parcu
ay ships have lost half their By de-
ser0n and ships have been set
frs-Nhch will the adds be the OF running large
number Of the voyages 10 tins ocean "
letter from Capt Haskns chip Charles Fre5erck, Of New
Bedford FEB her with 40 bb 70 TO-
..rInrL. "A alnLeU
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Arrived.

Steamship Cherokee Captain Davenport from New Orleans
June no. and from Havana June a. with mdse and passengers TO
HaTshall q. Roberts
L. s. NJ steamship SoutheneT, 60 hours from Charleston, with
mdse. to Spohord, Tlsstos 4 Co.
ship Senator Coffin Liverpool Maybe with ndse and 300
sensers Slate, Gardiner May
hsnted nsnsk e,h ship hedora DR. bound june H. at
PM lat a H. ss ~ spoke barb Midas Br) hence for ST. John
NIB had broke her chrome The
a pilot from the Christian Berg in sS
ship Jane A. Walsh lot Yarmouth Me Thomas, 30 days from
81 lat a. long 49, EXCHANGED ssaGs with OF ZsesAs ships,
bound w.
Ship n.y. Samson Is days from Bristol f. with mdse and
S6b passengers 10 II. r. w. Meyer
ship soU,er Johnny, (of Haven't Small a. days from
Hh,te IN ballast, with $50 passengers kesmth Sons
Bs Atasys of steuben Nash Is days from Cenuesos with
sugar q molasss 10 Perer 4 Brothsrs
Bu Edwin Roberts, Port csyasne Cuba, with sugar 70 Nee
NTH a Sons.
Bhs Eliza Ann, tOf Blue H Chase Ssu'iias June VITA
sugar 10 master.
Bns BLOW, B Stevens, Is days from Windsor Ms, with Da'
Bns j. A. Taylor (of St George Ne Sleeper ssuI. Ri.er
Ga, days With ship timber 10 X. w. Trundy.
Bn Calendar Barrier days from Mystic ballast to Matthew,
fo1 & Co.
shr Faneena (of Brookns Me Hooper IA days from Pom
Prince with osWood coffee, &c, 20 T. heseEger June
from Port Prince FOR Boston, anchor of
Leland the and the
had died Of fever leaving Fortune Island Jsae
lat So ns H. spoke whaling bark George Buier Of Me- Bedford
on a cruise, all well-had tai en- 60 bbls - oil
phiDe, Holden Gilman, Moore; seguHe Bray
erecsn Wells Jsmes, and Thomas Hooper from KnsstoR
ny Tor Eastern ports.
sbocneTs-Ms C. Laws Walker days from Virginia corn to
naval stores; Haet HaOek, Manduel days from winston
NC naval stores Charles Colgate Seaman, days from Bait
Ssguiue SwaDe, days from Baltimore Jos Marsh, Ray
days from BALTIMORE Lew Rove, fO~nsess, days from New
from Rockand; Nosrmahal Randall iHys
RoeGsnds Ontario, Hasaen, days from Rocklsnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
Ocean steamers.
LIFT or STEAMERS roR THE MONTH OF JuNz
Passengers sailed.

In steamslp Hermann, for Bremen ria SoWhdnptoH-hr
oypbaut ME- Morse Eewi ME- Flood Two ehdren and
esrvant r. FLOYD Buce, Wm ROTH New fokj DepGy
As Gould lady, child and servant Canada CAPT . ~
Bse1Dect Bremen Gencbe r. b. Lasgne, Ne" orleans -
Bunong Louis Chas Venabe bearer OF dpaichs- fHeh
Rns Helen, Cruz Aracbole Berhow. Pans Oenaet
ROtbeD Michael Glouerensky, Poland; I'd
ward Tle George Kelly New York A. Fischer England r.
Unrsth Philadelphia A. Schlege Boston k9chee, New
+ Msyper Cincinnati; Frednck Rosko-chrg Henry Walters
Koch Charles HarnsH HuemeJsr, lady and three children
Kari Franc asd child, France Mrs L. Spuck and EDWARD
srnc Julia Walters, Of Kentucky; hrs Lasus and child
Miss Prou j. g. Feddennan and lady, Batoe Ann
Eonwhe.r Petetee b. Bnaire, lily ID. Stone, Albany Mr.
Wood sdy and child BUhe. NJ MARCEL W. Orchard New
York Backsut, Eew0tesns Ark kroiesky Poland l. VIDE
I'd Keuhans Teras Derbes lady and baby Carpenter
Chsne France Tyson and lady Lowensten s. So"no~s,
Keptncty J. r. Powers. Mss schUts T. ObemJer, T. Hne
lev K Obem-yer G. Volser, Columbia; J. Holm, Sweden
Richly Louisville J. Lss NJ Renabeau, NJ hensoean ~
IeYinaer. L. H.hn. 81 LOUIS.
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Passengers Arrived

IN steapshp Cherokee, from Nee Oredn' end HsvaHa-Wn
T. Fnhery L. Bates, A Trrl A. morevood d. kehann, Ward
Gov ng Mss NJ T. Macmurdo Mss Virginia MacmurdO, Ms Al
susta Mcdonald C. Tobias, Francis Desan Mrs Gilbert Ms.
r. Moee Mile Bsqueiu Madame Genbrel Mrs Cas-, Mrs
MeGo son. Miss Esther McGoyan Ramas, Matamoo
Rogue Charles Edmonstone, Bryan, w Couson' kander
G. Cosrd j. Reynolds Col Loyett Waldo James A. Valen
tine w L. Hazard, Mr. Marsh and lady Miss L. Brenard Mrs
Yates child n Delaoonte aud child DAWSON M Getner
FULLER lady and child j. g. Arrange Poruo,J
Mora A. Dsz, NJ. Caspuer. Euehn, Dr. Cherry, A. Leuu
ebanbg Capt }. Thomas hrs Lupus Mr. kene,n and lazy
and Mise Florence, Mrs Curtis Mr. Perrei Ms
Mcdonald Mrs Boyce and children, Miss Anna Brent MISS
s. Connor L. Lassale p Lassale, X Olivia Mrs r. Ganoddi
~ e.Ibad Moodside Charles Baker, DR. Burte, Mrs CosE
nsteerage
In packer mp hargdee from London and PerffmOh
Professor Ada and lady, W Ae~- ls Livingston Mrs. Cam
and lsdy Y Murray mrs Dosetter Doset,e Paw Miss
NJ snug Miss T. Snufg, and 800 in the steerage.
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Arrived

Pse, slip Margaret Evans Pr.. London and May
81 with dse ssd PASSENGERS 70 6nsvod Co Juae as lat 40 a.
Ship L,av soreF, wsld'boo Me- Graea, days fro1
lat s. Il, long ~ 80 sPoAe Jane Cooper from Hsvr for New
ship Independence Portsmouth
May H. with mde and - passengers TO GnERe hnurn 90.
May 81 s 20 a. ons - a. spoke packet saP coesgtuusa Brit
sse ioeser The has had hsht wRa' and Gains the whole
SHIP ps.,sA ss as.ss':l Ras.t.F Is days 'm Hamburg
Ship Ahssno, tof Boston, sot from MAr.sles April 81 and
Gibraltar NAV 8, with mcse 10 r. W. ByaTd
ballast aud sac passenger. To barclay & Liyns.tCa
BARI Duranso sr Ga5bs, % days from Bremen, with mlee
sPsae sl.9 N'ctoI,a, hesee for Aaiwerp
BAH Ma'a tBes Thse'sn - days fOm An;wsP with ndss.
Majestic sg) Tasl - dsys Belfast, with iron and
Ba louise, ,ks Naiaa a. days I'm. Aa,Werp ballast and
loo pS-'srsers 70 w; RSs6m1uer q Co
ana 30 passengers 70 Lesy MAY - lat Is 80 loss as spoke
81 .pole shp iasas Ocean ss LoSsos o. Al " " A'
Bns Lively tBr Bursss 81 day. iOa Lmerek ballast and
Bra Rebel Cate, day. from MaehA, lumber s,Y.On May
B.t os retsr'ou days from MacAA with lumber to Brsu
BIS President CAr.,e tSor~) ovd.Al from Hamburg Apr %
% ballast aud y Passengers H. Bec Kuasarat June
- ~ ~ - Sns Is ss "a sel os cane in eo9,ac with
Mas 90 sts The l. had her bows forward ana
sesHdoaed her shd was .leA OF C. lad her
Bra Peles Calhoun days IRON waassoa C. aava store.
bfg khctAhlNuftsl heepeft - HAMBURG
ballast ana LIS pzssetgcns W. Won Schet -
Clare (Br Allen - DAYS from Palermo
Co Nay lat Is 30 OAs II So Leo Of New
lork, bound T.
Bs Wolf Pru.s) Bawsut IS days from Hamburg with iron .sd
Is passengers To I'd Beck a KubhArat.
Bg TreehnH. Han Kramer q days from Bremen, in ballast
and loo passengers to W. Rsshmaler
Bns Lana Porkbd, Wade, Is days rom cardenss, Cuba
With Psrsos Deano yuaes 20 miles 4 o. Cape Hat
spoks 6feeuway from Porto Rco r Georssowa
Bns Rowland lef Thomsston Watts, iron t.ess'os cub
June with Nesluth Sons jane n, at - oas a.
spols schr. fTapess. from hooils Tor Philadelphia
bnf p.a p9fs Podgss, days from winnson, NC, naval
stores % r S. ToweH
schT ArsRolna tHosnd yan wyk days rO Amsterdam
with ndee. and passengers Fuack a Niencke.
sehr LoRdOs lBr crsre 10 days sm wson g. plaster 10
Da<ter,
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WINDS.
fFron our corresposdents.l

Iron LOfTeepOndfntHJ
PHILADELPHIA, sO-.frTfped-PArket ship wy0mng,
Dut yy Lv.fp Of syph (Br) sponas haysguez p r.;
Fsbsrs Fohsne, St Jaso de Cuba Hnds Per
Kew Bedford EFs GeuYork ChA-na Leland,
New Yorl; Lady Of shuie NewYok DIDO Small SsE
Yorl seh T. c. Horton Candy Providence; Chrononeef,
Pieon Ellen Louns salem; H1d-on Heavnor New
York Patterson Peacock. salem GsIene cro~e Boz
Hannah, Frambs, Ess Ha5ori Fro, Obsr View
Yoft sa.y Ann Cark, Boston Silva Hgbee, Hghee, Beos
lille Saunders, corson wmnsioni strsnse Ellis, Sandwich
Oreson Rich. Waeham; Wa D. Bell Steelman, Great
Egs r. L. Toy, Cam Salem May CrNnmer, Smith Prov
dence; Ingeso Newbers Jarvis Lyon, CoNe Boston
Ca,ea-ofh seamship Delaware Seymour, New harss
Leyano Hewitt Cadenss Elm, Tyo Boston org 2 H. Fter
Marseios. Plsbury DIDO, Small
SALEM Hanover Yoe Portland Chastena. Leland Salem schs
w p Philips. Watson. DO; Maria Theresa. crowel, DO r. l.
Tay Cam DO Z Willard Williams dol Invincbe Hodg3On,
DO Jarvis Lyon crowe Boston SaEaa, Inserso Sewburs
Gazette Crowe BOsier VIM NJ Bard subbs, Salem Stranger
Fhs sanduah OREGON; Rich Soo Floreo, Ober Sedsevck
Victory Barter Bostoa; Hudson, HEAVIER Do Jane Paer
Peacock Boston, CrAuneF Smith Newport Silva sb-e
Hsbee Providence; Tehta Hannah Fr4mbres Rochelle
Geo Washington Carney Fall River; Virginia, wrshnson, Do
State Of Maine Rogers Cambridge Jerome willard, Port
snd; Mary Ns smith, Providence L. P. Bur.on Burton, Ne"
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sehr Richard cobSen tBr sorron IS days ron S. John,
n s.hsv hpDet 70 Kelly su fher- n Co
SCI Belle. of Fe~ Haven't W>duore, days ron
FI,,,e,, nth pine app-. 70 Mearhsm n Stow
s,hooDsr-Ksuls Brown d4ys from Maehs humber 70 mae
c,nton Johnson Rnston or salem Aurora BrO~n ~ dys
from Cherrybeb humber 10 simp>on hayhe~- Co hArns
J.ris humber 20 nzssa Amber.
sIooo Mary Dallas. WsIls, BrookhaveaL
sAIIED-ship WA H. Harbeci, nsrhan, for san Fras~so
brs " ahoIirs Dunsconb, OeEarara, and 0thera
BELOw-shps Kalamazoo, 20 days from Liverpool R. Rich
sre.on; - days from IVeool RappahAnnoch, GAYS
from I,erpoo; Home from Liverpool; Peter Hairk, 10
SsT from Losdou salem 50 days from Liverpool; De6AHee.
days Liverpool; Caroline Tucker, Al days from HAvre Ase,
brigs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
Receipts Of Produce. .JusE 10.

BY Erie Railroads.&c. Hogs, l4s pkg. Butter and 100
head Cattle. - 49,
By ke1c Gsen Railroads.&c. pkn Cheese and "a do Butter
~ North Rirey Bsat-7. go bush Wheat 700 do Corn
So bbs Flour l55 DO Whisky 464 do Provisions IL DO
Ashes. and 4Oe do. Beef
Iv he Nelo- York and H1rien Railroad, tr ne TeeF
ending June 49, II head Cattle 81 do Cows 9s1 DO CsVe
$50 Sheep 57s lbs Mutton and Beef n pigs Poultry 20
DO Fres flS 90 Batter $50 do. Suodnes ii bush Uats
ne bb,. Lime tuns Lumber do. Timber 81 bales Wool
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Spoken, DO,

Pernambuco about May Reindeer Of Haowen Ne
bound
june 49, lat 81 81 long 70 g. ship Atlas Lebrou from Baltimore
for HAue
June lat 20 40 long TO- passed ship Pumgusuk from Hav
for Hamburg, and next day.
June lat 49, long ~ 30 passed bark Vermont OF Bath
from New Orleans for Bordeaux.
June of Elbow Key Reef sehr Seaph Of Boston, bound into
EleutheTa or Nassau.
June 49, long % 25 schr Lone Star from Mobile for
GalvestOn-capisn SICK
H. lat 81 long p TO- sehr Susan Slower from St. Domingo
for Boston
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL SrEAMERS-The ships

composing tnls Ilne are the fOloWlnSs
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Comstosk
ADRIArIC, Capt Grafton.
yhese ships have been built by contract expressly for Gov
eminent service. Every has been taken in their
struotion, also in their Engines to insure strength sns
Eeed, and their accommodations for passenger
suaed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
NewYork 10 Liverpool in hrstca cabin SID In second
do So; exclusive Of extra NE stserooms $50; IRON
Liverpool 10 Newfork, ESQ and go An experienced sur
seor attached to each ship No berth secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
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Disasters. &c.

Bare DuSrlr from savannah Of and for Boston. which
ashore at Cuyhunt of and taken Farhaven
the railway repair Amount Of damage which eosderA
be asceriaiIed. -
The .rect Of bris fremont Of fallen with As 20,
no at sven By Edward Fletcher from Bos;on which
srree The sails and attached 70 the
mostly away and the breatns over her
a which had boosted OF
distress, hyIuF on ttump Of the malnmast
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EDW6 E. COLLINS 1 co, No IS wLl-x.Nx.
BROWN, SHIPLEY L co, Liverpool
&c. ROBERTS co, No. Is Kings Arms Yard
London
JOHN MUNROE Il CO, No Rue Notre Dame des
Victories Paris, GEO f. DRAPER Hsvre.
The Of these ships will not be accountable for COLA
silver bullion, specie ewery, precious stones or meah un
less bills of sdng dsned thsrefor and the value thereo
thsrpSn
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pRovrpx scE June l9.-CorTos-The market has been
, e. tbs xsek and sales have been bmad 70 sal lots
r sasS,.e eoosumpton Prices remain unclaimed
fleece ia in much request, and there but snau
49, IN rssrEet Sales 70, the week II, 800 PRINTING
CLoTHsTbe sales have been MODERATE Win out nm.ea
o.e 81 firm &c Sales for The week 80 70 piece
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EuLATuEs
svp-Rse.-.. ~ sets "a moon.-Rsss.- Boa
Sandy Hook .. GA Gov. leland Ill bSs Hell oss 'W som
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srarLet. Bu Tele1raph.

~ chsns We quote Southern at 3oto cents and Penn
syivsna q bushel WHtskF ~ IN sood 60
msna At n cent? In both hhca and bsrrek
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Rzarket... .CAkEruLLy RnrokrrD 70. Tas rknysr.

SATURDAY, Juse 10.
AsHEs-The market is UNCHANGED; Sales Of 100 bDls
c0TToN~A srmer market for thi. staple. The demand
fair and prices Of the better grades are &C. higher with
sales Of |, 500 bales
FLOUR AND MEAL Only limited local and Eastern
thes doing the inferior grades for export the
decline. Prices generally rather lower and forced
voice. CaDssi.p 4, ISSeS and au ss.s q 500 mi. fur
hrapcs az ~ o6t The sales Of domestic reach 1000 bbs at
wdS4 2s for common to straight State 81 l2i dS .
l2la$4 Is for good Ohio and avoTte State In
slodee in the sales 400 bb fine fer export % 40
- t6 Southern Flour IL IN fair demand in part for export
sales OF 400 bb at ~ 4d$4 6 tor mixed good straight
s.spS: and " 1Sds5 81 iOI fancy Included in the sales
are Loco ohs Richmond City for the China market terms
not made known. Rye Flour is quiet at s. si6S5 ..
Sorn Meal very quiet and Is plenty - i for Ohio and
State and ~ lsta$s lss for Jesssy
GkAlN-A limited demand Tor Wheat owing 10 the alb
senoe OF vessels and miers have supplied themselves
Irieipay Gthe West hence the few buyers in market
There very htte prime White Genesee here add Ia the
absence VI sales quotations would be nominal Rive better
che supply svery limited sales Of coo bush at 10 cents,
Com Is easier; plenty with very few shippers ia sarse
the supply prime o6efae but unsou "a Ia very plenty
and dull sales ~ 90 bush 5S6l cents for un.ouDi
s2d62i for Western mixed tSte tor southern and
rOpno yellow White is Snd much wanted White
Beans are more plenty and selling a 81 per bush
WHISKY-The market is rather hrmer with little Ohio
here. Prison better. sales OF so bos Al 62lt tie
latter price wih short time, and 50 hhss Drudge at ,
PROVISiONS-The advance ia Pork noticed yesterday,
sustained the demand fair for he home trade sales
ef 80 bbls closing at SIC for Mess $40 75esH st Pn@e
Beef l. In good demsnd and very finn the receipts are
rather arser day bat have Influence on Prices sales
OF zoe bills $ldSl4 50 Tor Mess and $76 IS for Prime
Si6 5s6 IS or 20 lbs weighed out Cut Meats are held
firmly and quiet last quotations Lard huoyant aud
10 good rsSses, in part tor export alea o! $50 Oea ana
demand part Tor California and the market s shade 6rm
or; sales Of Ohio vt 2Glsc a-d Western New YORK a. l
1lSic Cheese "a selling slowly at S@7is tor inferior 70
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LINE.--SPECIAL

VANDERBILT LlNE.m-SPECIAL
NOTICE to CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS-IM-
PORTANT REDUCTION Of STEERAGE FARE
THROUGH TICKETS, including Mule Hire and Trans
porstion scross the lsthmusThe fayoe double engine
Steamship PROMETHBUS, lsO0 tuns burden. will ssv.
from Pier No North River, at O'clock, 2. 81 precisely
on SATURDAY, June 10, for San Juan del Norts.
connecting with the Pacific Steamer the Nicaragua
Transit Route having but IL miles OF land transportation
These Steamers unsurpassed Ia their accommodations
for passengers and with the increased facilities for
sing rely upon going through without deten
ton For information passage apply al TIE oce No
Bsttery-plaee, up stairs ID. b. ALLEN. Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21
NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW.

" YORK AID PHILADELPHIA direct " NAIL
and EXPRESS LINES-Throush In 1t hoars-New.Jssy
Rsilrod via Jersey City leaving HewYort at A. be
OF Courtlsndt.t; "a NJ sad 81 r. NJ. LibsItysI Lss's
Philadelphia at ~ and A. NJ. and 81 p. M from 100
Wslnntst fare reduced 10 v for hrt-elass and y wv
sscopd-clsss - ,.n,,g~ou
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLEsfos
through tickets sold in the above nes and through of
carried In the A. NJ and 81 NJ. Lines from Ne"'fsn
with through conductors