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r. The Wing Students of BowdOi

College, Me- have organized Scott and Ora
ham Club, with w. p. Drew, Of Augusta, as its
President. Among the resolutions passed on &C.
casion of the organization, was one pledging a
cheerful and cordial support to Gen. Scott as the
chosen representative Of the great principles OF
the Wing party, principles upon the mainte-
nance of which, we soemnly believe, the honor,
the dignity the safety of our country depend. In
defense Of these principles We are ready to buckle
OIL our amor and DO battle under leader who
never yet led his army but to vctOry--a leader
whose unrivaled military fame is commensurate
with the civilized world, and whose exploits in the
field have been obscured by the pure and more
lasting glory of paciicator and friend of man
kind
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" Nj BoNrlANp, the companion of

the celebrated Humboldt whiting m January las Ia friend
In Port Alsgre, Brazil Procure II poss ole
few boxesoi BRASDRErn's Puts They have performed
many wogde f eure- here IN Saw e0a and they ara In
deed excellent medicine induced e. Try them and
Rave resped great benefit from them IL merly felt great
as,pce he'd appetite snd aid not sleep but since
have taher these Pills feel Il visOT had entered
my sne all dsag cradle symPtoms have goos, and hope
70 ne and enjoy life for snuie years TO come Those who
are sequsaied with the high character OF Bonpand will
seuNts that the above Is valuable accommodation OF
DkANoSk1Hs rms. Thousands in this city haze ex-
ysssN TIE zane results frOIn this blessed phrgative,
800 o uvs hot weaken but inpsris HE aad vigor 20
s, Da ing hot westheE ID should he often used,
mn present many iis and more they viii secure
isLs- anount Of yigogO Us bealh
CO. S'te no ~. btosd~sy, No PAL Hudsons aud No.
LspensrJ-t WI '"o P'e'e''' 81 NV
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MURDERS ON THE CLAY.

A surprising fact, when viewed in con-
nection with its results, is that the passen-
gers on board the Inflated Henry Clay,
spprehensive as they were of danger, did
not take the matter into their own hands
and compel the officers to desist from their
insane and criminal conduct. They were
numerous enough to prevent by main
force the cor tinuance Of the race, and when
they found their entreaiies and warnings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30

~ On the sailing of the Europa, which
arrived here yesterday, the British Elec-
lions were about two thirds completed,
ard with the most favorable calculations
as to the result of those yet to take place,
the Ministry must be in minority, on the
Free Trade issue at least, by some eighty
votes. But that issue they will let alone,
while they attempt to keep in power on
other grounds. If they are shrewd
enough, we do not see why they
should be ousted, but it is not like
ly that in the new Parliament they will
meet with the tolerant treatment they
experienced in the old. We learn that
Lord Palmerston intends if possible to
have the honor of turning them out and of
coming in as the chief of new Wing
Cabinet. For our part, we should be glad
to see the great Firebrand" again in
Office. In Ireland the elections have been
attended by dreadful riots and fights, in
which Protestant mangled Catholic, and
Catholic Protestant. AT Belforth the me-
lee was attended by marked riots on both
sides, and life was lost. In France,
there is no sign Of change of Min
i,try, though it is supposed that but
for the active opposition Of ROthschild,
M. Fould might have come into office
as Finance Minister. Rothschild owes
bis rival a srudge for his advice to
the Provision al Government of ls48 to re-
pudiate the public debt, plan dictated
less by patriotism than desire to ruin the
King of all the money bags. No more
talk Of uniting the Legitimists and the Or
lesnists, but both branches of the Bour-
bons are further apart than ever, aud each
insisting with unalterable obstinacy on its
special prerogatives, fact which Mr..
Louis Napoleon sheds no tears about. In
Germany, the Zollverein question remains
in statu quo, and the present indications
are that two Customs Unions will be
formed, the one embracing Austria, with
South Germany and Saxony, and the
other Prussia, with Hanover and the
Hanse towns. The latter will prob
ably have lower tariff than the former.
In Italy some arrests have taken place,
the crime of the arrested being that they
had in their possession letters from Kos
suth. The English have taken another
town from the Birmans, but no booty; the
war seems no nearer its end than at the
beginning. The inhabitants Of the coun-
try, it seems, expect to be annexed to the
British dominiens. A terrible hurricane
has taken place at Calcutta.
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By TELEGRAPH We have from the
East some interesting intelligence from Nova
Scotia and Bruins wick in regard to the
fisheries. The New-Bmnswick papers state that
no seizures will be made unless the ships are
actually and beyond all doubt trespassng. The
affair Of the Coral and Hyades was not settled.
Arumor comes from Norfolk that orders have
he, received at the Navy Yard at that place to fit
out the frisates Columbia and Savannah with all
dsnatch. or course this referred to the fishing
matter.
BY way of Boston we have news from the Cape
of Good Hope, where the Kaffrs have adopted
Guerrilla mode of warfare, and made travelling
very unsafe.
Several shipwrecks, accidents and offences are
rep rted by telegraph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-30

Il Mr.. SEWARD has made another able
and interesting speech in the Senate, which
will be found on another page. 1t relates
to the fisheries in the Pacific, and as is
usual with the speeches of this Senator,
opens up lofty and far-reaching views of
craftsmanship from which even those who
disagree with his doctrines cannot Withhold
O tribute Of honest admiration.
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~ We have received a collection of
public documents in relation to the Fishery
question, and especially intended to show
the Colonial side of the matter. Only the
great mass of news to which we are COM
PEELED to give precedence, prevents the
more important of them from appearing in
our columns this morning.
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MORE SCARED THAN HuRr-Ns,bsn;e1

J. Wyeth. ESQ, Of Fresh Pond, CAMBRIDGE Mass bss
spalr OF grizzly bears, sent out from the C,aforni.
mines Yesterday m rning the captain was scd nv
fearful shouts ana sereeches The mer-sevan,s and
pond They had procc' ded but a few rods from the
shore when q ey discovered Of csp,sin ps,.
Icisurely walking down the bank toward the w,ser-
them the time had come and their shouts, groans
and wells were enough IN frisrten every grizzly this
side Of the Rocky Mountains 1t appeared that Bruin
had with the very best Intentions stepped out TO take
spce OF bis men, coaxed hiu bs;k to his cage, which
Boston Transcript, 2G:h.
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Yours,
E A merchant of Pi

u A merchant of Pittsburgh sued the
Exchange Bank of that city, few DAYS since for Pa.
iusibg TO redeem s. aote that bank of which one
hth part had been cut out IL was commended ON the
part OF the Bank that by cutting from several in the
same manner, new note may be formed, and the Bank
defrsaced Of the value of H. I'm
The Alderman, before whom the case was tried dc.
eided that the prosecutor entitled to ONLY tour do
iars a. the value Of the note and Consequently ran.
cerec Jvdgnept 10 hishyor 70 that suovlt,
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CoyeREss.-The feature IN the 0ena'0
vo.tsr,sv WA the introduction of bull p'o''u'"s
g. = recoono;ss.pcs of the Chinese and japanese
Seas, upon which Mr. SEWARD ueh'v' 81. have a 70.
and highly interesting speech WHICH We HA'' -
ported at length. .,4C. r-
several resolutions of inquiry in regard TO Can-
forpia matters were adopted
In The House there was desperate struggle on
A. pier and Harbor bill. The Committee dis
nosed of large number Of amendments, by vot-
ing them down, and at p. NJ. the bill was re-
norted to the House. After trying to lay it on
the table, to adjourn, &C., the bill was finally
committed TO the Committee on Commerce, and
will come up again to-day.
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~ The Tribune Is served IN this City. srookiyn WI
nsmsbursb and jersey City for ", cents per week 'aySo'
70 the carriers Names through the Posooe or rsnh
Pest viii be promptly pisced upon tns Csrrtsf sooza
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- fHs WIG ALMANAC for lss2 contains me
vote for President In 1874 and 1913. SOr ~e I" "" '
Price u, cena 1t can b obtained IN s'ifi'o0f'' |"
aess fsylora
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VIM DAVIS the proprietor of DAyIs's Rsh 'ene pledges
himself the following platform H. viii. by the wonder
fu powers his Rshyene change the hairs OF his con-
stituents their color Tins s done BY calling into
action coong sanes of the roots thereby caus
ing secretion o. the natural c,oing iud Sold at the
general depot SOC GTsndst and at Nos 1917 br0adway
27s Wssii tonsf 362 ST. and " Bowery New
York AID at Nos us Foton-str and li6 Atlantic st.,
BnakIyr
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~ CHARGE Chester, charge. so Mar

mlOn CTttu
And kicking Up his heels he died.
So d, the bed-hugs muroerous brood.
With LYONS Powder oversIrewed
Harmless 10 mar, THE l. sect crew
IL very mddenly "pu's through"
They twist and squIm, but all Ia vain
They fall and never rise again.
And rats and mice that taste his Pills,
Die on the ho"rs. the stsirs, the sills;
Their h les the, cannot live 70 find,
But drop down dead where they have dined.
T.. LYON, No. 42i Broadway.
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WASHING MADE EAsY.-lO.0OO families

are now using sons Chnsss Washing Fluid suf ient
prco, o. It's vaus; blessed worthy The
attention OF every family 10, bleaching alone aud viii save
more than It coss sap and all the hard labor Of rubbing
Beware Of co1,teIte See that you get Nelsons Sold by
grpces eener Agents wanted for all parts OF the coun
try. Dep6l IL MaInnst. JAMEs PY.E, ManutactnIeI
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~ Sugars. Teas, Coff; e, &c., constantly

on hand and in qua cities 70 suit fai les and deal
ere AT small advance on ~hoesae noes. Crushed loaf
sugar 4I9p fb yeo~ refined a.; fac Oolong Tea 81 ;
Aest aualty a. choice YOU'VE Hyson and Gunpowder and
a. best Cd Java C, fee fresh ground daily. 49, old su
msirs III ST DcniDgo led O FOWLER Grocer and Tea
Ms 26n and 4la GTeenWehst. and rs NeseYst.
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Lron,s KArnAlkoN-For the Hair, TO

prevent its falling of and ming gray Graduating Scur
and Uandiul and the iu~st to-t article in the world
giving the hail clean soft lnXunant eppea ance and I'M
parting the fragrance Of the most delightful flowers Ony
25eeuts per bdte Sold by all Druggists Perumers Nc, in
New Yorb. Brooklyn ard throughout the world. Whole
called by Il. THOMAS LYON, No l6l Broadway.
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~ GouRAUp's LIQUID Hair Dive 10,

without exception reservation the very best In
vented. Equally celebrated is GovR.UDs Medicated
Soap or curing oimples freckes salt heom flesh worms
letter salowness roughuess, &c Poudre Subtitle
While and Hair Goss Al 81 Wakerst near Broadway.
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w,snow Su.nrs AND CURTAIN MATE

or EVERY DgscRIPToS-The best assortment 10 tie
st f., ssis A. redoc-d prices Wholesale and retail ~
TEIyG FERGUSON Mapufa aud importers, NO |09
Broadway
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u Gentlemen who wish TO wear Cas-

TADORoS Wiss OF Soslps requested to
Hair Dyes which will ,nder them bald In short time
Au copaire CRsTADokos Liquid Hair Dye will pres ve
well a. embro~n bsohen the hair Applied and sold
at ChSTADoRos No Aston House Private for ap
nlNinr the DNe
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BusYMEss NOTICES.

GENERAL MUTUAL Insurance Gonna
- Ms,cbau,s' Exehsose No. 2 corner OF Wall aud WIZ
1880 MArioe and Iniapa Insurance.
M. II a.oi,u.u Nose, n Crunch.
james Bfown, Joseph nr
Robert L Taylor. PAU op9 20 ,,a,,o,
Leopsrdo s. Saurez, mo ~
BENJAMIN pabcock, p l'es pp....x.u
JOIN b Kitcb'ng, VII Wilbur,
r.. Dtlano 9eia. r. soutter
San1i ThOn rem. Shas n RUSSELL
Mortimer Livingston, = "a Marshall
WIN oWstnOre, = I, Hnrbat
William p. furniss, 1.D,s,y Cooks,
NC Rutgers, WilIis q B. Boiles,
Joseph Sands. "a. "a Mr,le
= FnsthaD Smith, ~ - Koop
William ~ "'s' ID. C. Kingslsnd.
b. FDs"S'"' ALFRED OcDES, President.
HENRY HoLDREDGE, Nice-PresdenI
20 n MoRRfs Secretary.
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DncUtKkEorYpEs BY BRADV.-The

bs are respscty IA vted 20 eNsmne the Pze Pictures
Exhibited a. the WcIlds Fair tog thel with large c9e
fiep o, the Portraits Ut most OF the csnsuisneo men .,
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" WATTs's NERVOUS ANrIporE. for

rheumsn, tic dvl"reuX neuralgia, govt palsy epilepsy,
St Nhuss dance paslyss nsurosis nervous de
biity affection Written acknowledgements will no siv
the money not found beneficial, at No f
Greeuwichst, or No 70 Annst
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Conversational Plumber.

We give below the Yeas and Nays IN
the House of Representatives, July 20, on the
odoption of Mr.. FowLER's resolution to give to
the new members of the present Congress all such
books as were received by the members Of the four
preceding Congresses. The share OF each will be
seven or eight hundred dollars worth, we believe.
Before the vote was taken, Dir. johnson, of Ten
nessee. caused the fortieth rule to be read, viz !:
"No member shall vote on any question in the
event of which he is Immediately and particularly
interested" &c. But to the vote:
" Those voted Yea desated Nay thus ~ and
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~ Ladies. before you go into the coun-

try call on MILLER in Causls and get taf o. Linen
Cater. Tor l2 Inoi. Rubber &C. ioI trsvenng 'o' eli
STen Boots and Shoes Of ali sinds and prizes az
oie"' "'''' W MuLERs No l34 Cansist.
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Tuv True RoAD TO PoPULARITr.--By

raj
che only really fashionable made Clothing IN
nv cutting uoDe the hes. fabrics by empo yl1g
a best wo,knen at liberal wages-hy importing ii3n hu
~. newest q Of goods add the latest aso )ns IN
ysrcs Of her houses-by unwsverng punctushty ana
:, prtfs,sbe firm Of JENSiNGs Co have succeeded 10
quhg and securing without tne 9elp 81 pun 81
rateo tisenenrs amount ~ profitable custom WIN
bch thew have every be satisfied They hnd tnet
1ce OF business widening everN year. and are tneieIoe
IN beeyng Their e6eri0ns - crafty the tases
q, their customers ouy appreciated Al present ny
ouid especially direct attention 70 tnelI
n snusactured expressly for sesther veal ~ go
ebepds an asso tInen Of light clothing unequales m ~ ~
a, variety by any other IN the city ne y. a a..de
te Cos Sacks vesta psItsleoa. &c s' otse2ge the
o. made to al this estso,sam ~ .o,Sns w T.
q, min alton of the como in fashonspe 02 LII,
yynSisCs & Co. No 23l Broadway, American lioee-
~ANnsgws 81 LANPHIER. Merchant
ssiIo,s have removed from No 1S 70 10 @ ID 8IsscS,
rrwsters Marble Buildings between y,;els. 10 their
ps a. he ssor.es ndcs and the most ta'hloosoe
Tup MInsuMmtR STOCK AT UNION
s,eb bu,itless variety of Summer Clotnln u u Hi
,nost elegant make b. bst GOV to Dc IooD ored In
corner OF Fulton snd Nassau SITS @ . vsSy MAJ Judge
Eewyork The doors ever open LEI 80, aeooo9cal
Tor himself The prices will 'urpnse the most
YI NJ Sbr,s absolutely perfect are 'e-
-, 4, onId be well Tor gentlemen who nsv> been dis
sDist4d lsewbers to call GREEN No Asos uSase,
bcss nap of neasurn Mt is such ,ba 1t would Ne aooat
az diff cult 10 get i'll btdog shit OF hm a.
one from incompetent msnuisctWer -
DAGUkkkEOTSPES 81 oHAO'' -
uhhs are respectfully vted 60 eXsnne the Pze flctre
Exhibited Al the Worlds Fair tog thei with large
tsn az The Portraits VI OF the DISTINGUISHED men OF oa
Country al BRAH's Gallery, No 25 BosdwS, corner OF
FultOnst ---
D' Ladies. before you go into the coun-
try call on MILLER in Causlst and get taif o. Linen
Cse,. Tor 2i In14 Rubber. &C. for tsvehng' to oIe
YOU will find BEAUTIFUL Cater Boos SLIPPERS @c t0r eh
5ren Boots and Shoes Of ali sinds and prizes az O..
o'e" ' MILLER's. No l34 Cansist
w- FowLgRs 81 WELLS, PhrenologlSts
And Pubshers CIirton Hail. No l'l Nassaus, New-iorh'
aud No. 14z w ashipgten-str Boston,
WINDOW SHADES AND CURTAIN MATE
or EVERY DEscRIPTIoS-The best assortment 10 te
rity ty ssle AZ reduced prices Wholesale and retail oy
TyIIya FEpcusoN Mapufa sod Importers NO |894
Broadway.
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morning at the scene Of the disaster, in an,io,,
search for friends aud relatives.
The sreDe Of exsitem. mt whenever another hod.
is recovered is heart-rprdng; all the bsr.,v.,
friends rushing to the spot to know il il is hi. a,
her particular SORROW.
Miss Hawthorne. a sister of Ns,b.,;.,
Hawthorne, the author, is among thos. vbo -.
ishcd. She was reading 10 the sfter.csb;. -.
the accident occurred. since when no,b;,x -
been heard from her. She had been 70 g.
ga for her health. She was about thirty v.., =
age.
Three ladies. sisters, were on Ne;, w,
rom Michigan, and had Travelled some sDo ~.
since Monday, two Of whom are missing.
The John ]. Speed. reported to be Anon,
the drowned, is supposed to be the eniD.., 4.
yer Of that name belonging to Ba,io,,,, -
abs. Mt at the North. Dir. Speed was at l,h..
Tonpkins Co., and there is no doub, !, !. h..
He vas large, stout, good looking man .,o,.
So, with large head and neck.
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Vss in KaHe Opposition Roman; Distinctive Free Sellers
in Sn Ii Cars Y-Ye4s 81 Mays, 49, o-Absesto or not
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eg- &c Sh,r-s ahsnlutrly perfect are re-

.,h IL ould be well Tor gentlemen who nsv- oeen On
smoint4s lsewbere 10 call ON GREEN no Aso. uS-e,,
Man Of tpeasunr Mt is such that II would We aooa'
" asuIt 10 get 81 i'll 6tdog shirt OF him as Satisfactory
ons from 40 incompetent manufacturer
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HAIR DYE AND Wiss.-BATCHELoB's
aputscto Tor these articles Is celebrated IN 81, pars OF
chs World; persons wishing light elegant and durable
VIA foupee surely BE- UIited His HaI Dye
10 applied Ia guaTantee) sold Wholesale Retail
ssNo WslLu Copy the address, beware Of limitations
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From the Wreck.
Hundreds Of persons arrived yssterdaY
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~A-narws q LANpHIgR. Merchanl

80. h.,. ,emoxrd tom No 16 70 NJ o<'
MsrSs uildpss between Houston ana hot
~ sss where they prepared to fuIpisn
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pr FowLgRs 81 WELLS, Psychologists
And Pubisbers Cir ton Hail. No. lSl NaSsus, ew-iorh
and No I4z w Ton Ct, Boston.
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The MIDSUMMER oToch 60, 81 the
HALLsuen ,a.s la ooS to Be found at UniSn ha
eomeJ Of Fulton snd Nassau SITS ss meyer i"dgs
New-York Ths doors sre sver opsp. ~ most economical
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sehty-two dollars and six cents the true amount

sghtytwo dollars and x cents as the true amount ON
which to estimate sinhng fund.
There lie held by the Board Of Public Works and the
president and directors Of the literary fund amount
OF evidences Of state Indebtedness equal TO the Of
one million five hundred and clever Thousand i've hun
dred and eighteen dollars and ninety. cents. The
lation which is borne to the commonwealth by these
the part of eminent that it is not necessary
compute this in the estimate for the sinking fund
though is conceded that the annual interest must be
paid thereon through all time If this construction be
sustained the estimate for the sinking fund will be
duced to million hundred and tbrty-s
thousand eight hundred and sixty three dollars and
fifteen cents; but there will be continued necessity to
raise sum equal to heannua interest which will occa
sion a variation in the estimate equal to per on
this amount.
The committee estimate the probable receipts into the
treasury during the fiscal year, ending 30th septem
Der 1853 exclusive Of license and property tax at
$663545 S. The receipts for 1854 put down at the
amount making aggregate for the two years of
81 ool TO- The disbursements from the treasury for
the period estimated at 81 04S 66 Az leaving
the sum Of SETH GA II to be raised in years by
license and property tax. In estimating the
the public debt, the committee fail credit the
monwealth by all of her available resources regarding
nine Of them applicable TO the extnguishment Of the
public debt, with the exception of those constituting
The fund for internal improvement The probable re-
eepts from this source for the year 1853 put down
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

Nav -E
-. ~, ~ ,.., - -, =. r .s - I, - - -
a ~ yoo mr. sou az % ana % .
~ i.ai'o, - ~ -, - !, ,., a, 49,
,;e 80 ;s,; :, ~ 200 ~ arr o, 's s' o 80
sa"rsa ,,aa,; 5 a,v - - co. :.
s upn snu n,,;s ~ cnJ , s.ase AZ
q, ~ 49, - = i, i a. 20, oo -, Nv A y i'e
S,I !. Il 90, eSst 49, go 1'1 =. so
n,nh So osa ~ 1hi II 80 ~ ny oui uG ny ry
hrob, "a o5 ana 90 IN $40 h,sbe,s nhoon conasaa
wheat between y Oo and y o9 ooo do Canadian do Poe
Soo bushels, TWO roweo oarley .. ana Szoeo bushels
Iouhu yenoNi nAeu western WIN "h.e southern: ana
uimc yeioN w. cofh oVtsc. oI1s;o ~ %: ot ct'
tne previous pgures. rye AGAIN dechned' z'oo bushes
having pech op'alneu az - ceh.r, -
Excep o ~. disposal q ome lew lots no
assae "a ana Zoo bags Laguayfa al ssc we nave no.
lhihg 10 report
CoTToS.-Thc market is unequlvocally heavy in this
article speculation having apparently its length
a The sales were about 400 bales with a wider
selection Of all except the higher grades which
brought out
rIGHTs.-Rates to Liverpool were steady. and some
30Co barrels -four al 3D. snd 1900 bushels grain at ID
To London--flour was at - and naval stores, .. cd
asked TO lIa'rc-Cotton was going forward at &c To
st Pctcrsburg5s0 bales cotton engaged at &c;
45 tons fustc. AZ BIS. with some sapon wood Mt 30s.
There no alteration to notice in rates for California
FlsH Cod and mackercl varied little. LOO boxes
smoked herring realized 30 35c Tor No. l. and IS 55e
Tor ,calcd--the former value.
fRur-Therc have been 500 boxes bunch raisins sold
~ p - n 81 200 cluster DO al - l0a 81 l2la
70 cases sardnes az % Sse eases ctron at zoe; and
HAY.--Ri,er abundant. and languid at 20 75c !,
the rates procured for about 500 bales in sundry par
GELS
lroN continued steady. 80 tons scotch pig bringing
so 90 a s2l-usual time.
Ltan-A further sale OF 400 pgs Galena was Effected
NJ - ~ market active.
MolAssrs-We heard that 200 bhs Texas found buy
ers at &c; and 100 hhds Cardcnas at Ice
nHts Sronrs--Crude turpcntine remained the same
iou ups spirits were purchased ~ - q JOc loo
common rosin at 81 50 81 40 aud 200 white do. at
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