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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-01

FyORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE II
~ hereby given, to the occupant
pants Of Al houses and lots unmprovsd lands
A4eetsd thereby that the following have
aonReod by the ASSESSORS and lodged the once Of
The Bureau sf for aton by all
Interested visFor paving Nineteenth street. from First
70 Second The limits embraced by such
mont include all the several houses and lots OF ground
ssat lots pieces and parcels Of land situated both sides
81 nnstesnth street from First e second avenues All
sssmsnts and who are Opposed Y Che same either Of
them requested to their objections In writing
- the undersigned, ut their ONCE No. Hall Of Rsoords
Within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES NcNIELL,
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department June
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CommissiO' II Repairs and Supplies.
OORPoR1TTON NOTICE

CORPORATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given TO thu occupant
pAns OF all houses and lots unim lands
Infected thereby, that the assessments have been
eonpleted by the lodged in the Office Of
he Bureau Of Assessments alton, by all persons
hterested viSger faggins portherly sidewalk Of Thr
- fourth street, between Nj and Tenth avenues The
nDits embraced by such include all the several
houses and lots Of ground lots pieces and parcels Of
nAd, situated the Forth Thirty fourth street, be-
Swoen Ninth aud Tenth all persons whose int
affected by the show ued assessments and
ne opposed to the Of them requested
pFeeent their objections iu .ag to the undergned ~
&her once, No. Hall Of days from
II aass Of this notice.
WILL a GAGE,
CHALttS j. DODGE, Assessors.
CHA f..s MCNEIL,
0eace Bureau Of ASSESSMENT Street Department, June
=, 1sb3.
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nVIRFBRIENrs RBNIWgD EVERY DAY.
CORPORATION NOTICES.
~ ZEE SIXTH PAGE. "a

-SSos>,oseS>s>c.sN
~ By dysa 10 the ewAer swners, occupant sseu-
DAa Of al houses and lots improved lands
sssd sAsreby that the following assssnsnts been
ssnPstsa y ne Asss:.srs aas are sdssd ": .nss Of
Ssrssed yisTsr rsgulstins sstting ssrb sad gutter
stones and AsgSing the sidewalks Of Eleventh
b sA assssnsnt include all the several houses sad lets
:. ScsS sds: q si:,s.sS sT.nus rssy 70
ashth streets both sides Of street, from
Of Forty ah and Forty seventh streets from Eleventh
hallway to Tenth Twelfth and the
sssth side Forty eighth street. from Ilsvsath
Aah way Tenth and Twelfth avenues All persons whose
interests are sectsd by named
whe opposed the either Of them ere request
Cd " present their y writing ss ths underssn
1sem The date Of this notice
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Asssssssrs.
CHARLES McNIELL,
oMes Bureau Of Assessments Street Department June
n, I06a
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II IRK's B0wERY HOTEL CONDUCTED ON rHJ
n European plan3 10 prepared to gen
tlsnsA desiring geed 81 rsssonas price
The rooms are al light, airy. and perfectly ventilated
Prices from 81 70 to IS per week. THOMAS KIRK, pro.
prietor, S96 Bewery, corner Of Sixth street.
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IL will hereafter soil Barpers Magazine from the counter
for fifteen cents and cent to part the country for 50
25 per snnum ADRIANCE, SHERMAN 4 CO.'S, No. 2
Astor Uogse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-01

r AUREL HOUSE, CATSKILL MOUNTAIN. LATELY
erected near the brink Of the we'll known Ksuterski
Falls ard half miles Of the Mountain House. and
about afteen miles from Catski where vsters seeking
the benefits Of mountain air health and recreation will
find all the comforts Of retired hotel at moderate rates
Stages will be nsadness at the landing from the boats
and cars at Catsk to convey passengers directly to the
house Parties desiring pleasant for the
mouth secure them by early application BY letter sd
dressed to the proprietor.
Catskill June 20, 1853 j. i. SCHULZ.
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DEAN,
President Of tho Croton Aquedust Department

TSROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TOC CONTRACT
NJ orssalod proposals endorsed Proposal for in
street. will be received at the office Of the Gro
1snsduct Department until Thursday the 7th day Of
July 1853 at twelve o'clock M for the building o.
With the necessary receiving basins ard culvers In Fort,
street. from the built 10 Third 20
about Of Lexn being
length about 81 feet The plan of tn. aud specih-
building Of the and all otbor tssma
en relating thereto be obtained Appcsacu " the
Water Puryeyor at once.
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work FAMILY HOTEL-NEw BRIDGE STREET
L ludgato HILL Lendon-Ths above house Is centrally
situated has excellent csse twelve private
sitting rooms between forty and fifty Light airy bedrooms
ready ntt porter in attendance axsd sharg. for
wants The Ner York Herald 10 fsd THOS QUARTER
MAINE tenders his grateful thanks his friends
for avors he long enjoyed their hands and
Hots their continued patronage and alton.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given, to the owner occupant
supsns Of al house. and lots improved or
been completed the and in the office
af she Bureau Of for examination by all
Eighty third street between Fourth and Fifth avenues The
Mmis embraced by such assessment include all the several
and lots ofground lots pieces and parcels Of
land situated both sides Of Eighty third street. from
and east side Of Fifth avenue o2 feet nehss north
esAs affected by the above named and whe
oppoed to the either Of them to
their objections in writing to the
Asir Office No Hall Of Records within thirty days from
IL date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McN1ELL,
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department June
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In PRESS by p. J. CROwEN, AND WILL SHORTLY
appear Miss McIntoshs letter the Address OF the
Women Of England to their Sisters Of America In Reson
Ia
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NATIONAL HOUSE LONG BRANCH. N. J., IS NOW
IN for the reception Of vers Since the last bathing
the National greatly enlarge improved
the house being complets every department The
the public generally confident that they will fad the
bathing and scoommodatons of the second
other watering place in the United States
STOKES 4 PETIT Proprietors.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
1N New jersey Railroad. United States and
Lines through in fopr hours New York foot Of cort
lnndt street. at San A ~. and $50 20 II. NJ Leave
Philadelpha at 10 A. NJ, via Remington and A. NJ,
aud $50 snd $50 M from foot of Walnut street Faro
So 81 so for class in tho A. from New York. aud
~ 2. NJ from philadelphia Through tickets sold and
Washngton Norfolk and Charleston in the andg A.
and $50 and so tr Ins and conneeons certain with
extra trains behsd time Passengers with baggage
the ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave.
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the senson on first November Ladies' and gentisusn
Comedian. Post Office, Ricovile Monmouth county, Now
Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-01

N,HE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intend sailing their favorte steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City 81 GLASGOW. Saturday Jnly .
City OF Manchester. July "
FROM LIVERPOOL.
City of Glasgow. Aug "a
Saloon, $50, &65 and x5 according state roonsl
limited number of third class will BIO taken
and .ound with comfor ably cooked provisions for
SO. TO Liverpool $35. from Liverpool.
Parties wishing to bring eus their friends obtain cers
Fl sterling and upw ards. andbills had
the office Of THOMAS RICHARDSON AGENT,
No. Is broadway.
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$ $a4sEss Stss
o2ee, Bureau Of Assessments,
Street Department, june q, 1853.

Depeftmont,
CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLICN NOTICE Is HERE.
~ by given that petitions have besn presented In the
Board Of Aldermen for in the Following named
sreets TO with Hamersiey street. from the Hudson
xvsr to Smith street from tbs sever In Carkson street
Eltk street, also in Forsyth street. from Stan
within 100 feet of Houston street, also for
oulvert the southeast Of TWEEN
Arst street and Third avenue All persons interested in
present the same writing TO the Contract Clerk At this
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
Croton Aqueduct Depa rtment, juno 9, 1853.
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They all frst class New York built ships provide
with al requisite articles for the comfort and
and commanded ~ men Of experience In tn
trade The price passage 500 without wines liquors
Goods sent the subscribers will be forwarded free or
Any charges but those actually incurred
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, l64 Pearl street.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-rOURTH OF JULY
IL All the regular trains will usual the Fourth
Of July with the following exceptions The Poushkeepss
Way Freight and Passenger train for passengers only
vii leave Chambers street at z A. M the Albany Way
Freight, leaving Thirty first street at II A. NJ will leave
Chambers street at II A. M Gor only; the
Poushkeepie Way Freight Dor passenger. Only3 viii
New Yok as follows II A. N. Way Train for Poushkeep
sie A. N. Way Train for Peeksk 10 A, N. Way Train
for Peekskill II A. NJ Way Train for Albany 3P " Wav
Train for Peekski Excursion trains will leave Peaksl
for New York follows:-630 M, sos NJ. a. M 80
Pm 430PM 620Ph No freight will be carried the 4h
Of July except such may DO carried In the bag
Tickets be procured mt the New York Offices
30 and return from station, good for the 4th onlv
Passengers will procure tickets before taking seats ia the
cars. Il. FRENCH Superintendent.
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THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART, CON
tanning series OF two hundred authentic paintings, BY
the esletrs Italian Spanish Flemish and French
masters from Guido de sisnns a. d. 2 down 10 Horace
Union park Admission cents. Exhibition hours from
A to p. NJ
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L,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE U. 3. MAIL
+ steamship HUMBOLDT D. Lines, Commander. win
and on SATURDAY July a. l. O'clock from Pisr
cond class $40 Luggage not during the voyage
should be sent board tho day before sailing marked BE
'0S MoRTiaH s r hIviNSsT5N Agent, s. Broadway
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MONTHLY STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
Nl New York and Bremsn.-The splendid side wheel
.tsamers' HANsA, 1900 tons and GERMANiA 1900 tons
having for cabin and steersge
will form regular monthly communcs son be-
tween New York and Bremen The prices Of passage
Ths Germania win sail from New York about the LIST
Of September and the Hxnsa about the st Of October
Fer further information, aeply TO,
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\ rErpopnIIrAN uAII-wAITER ii HARnING,s

ATETROPOIITAN HALL-WALTER z. HARDING'S
M Metropolitan Hall expires this day He has
tie pleasure to inform tho public that he is fitting In
style the large in the building of the National
Academy of Design @ Broadway which capable of seat
Ing audience of thousand and which will be
20 let for concerts ct meetings airs exhibitions &C.
Parties desiring the of tho apply to the anitor
the premises address, through the Post Once WAL
TER Il. HARDING.
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INORKEYPORT AND FORT HAMILTON-FROM THE
foot of Chambers street-Fare 121 cents-The and
splendid steamboat KEYPORT leaves New York daily
o'clock The steamboat JOHN HART leaves New York
daily Saturdays and Sundays At o'clock A.
and Saturdays at o'clock r. returning leaves Key
port ut O'clock T. M except Saturdays and Sundays.
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nor ALgANY-FARE sl-,ALBANY AND NEW
train, at A. and s45 M connecting At Albany with
depot Of bite, Elm and Centre strosts where
through tickets can procured and baggage checked
Schenectady, Utica Syracuse, Rochester and Buffalo
Passengers received Broome and Bowery aud TWEEN.
ty sixth street and Fourth stations The above
trains will land at Croton Falls and Chatham
-Four Corners only All other trains will start from City
Hall station corner Of Tryon and Centre street,
heretofore,
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TINTED STATES HOTEL, CAPE ISLAND, NJ j.
The sgbscrber respectfully informs the pleasure and
eeption of vstsrs The hotel has been thoroughly cleaned
and painted and elegantly rcfurnished throughout The
liberal support extended to the subscriber
made him ambitious to deserve richly the smiles q
made to deserve The vensnt
location of the hotel and the subscribers long In
the business lead him believe he will be able give
even greater satisfaesioa cha last
and board will be received immediately At Browns
Hotel Chestnut street. below Six th street
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-TRAINS DAILY FROM
IL CLsmbeis street for Albany and Troy
Express train A MThrourh In four hours connecting
evening.
+. n.
Express train, p. N. Accommodation trains $50 and
$50 d. For Tarrytown II p. NJ. For Peekskil. 10 A.
y. and p M For Poughkeepse, Z A. M and 40 z. VI.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Thir-
teenth and Thirty. first streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street NJ A. NJ for Pouch
keepsie and r. H. for Albany all way stations
EDMCND FRENCH, Superintendent
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NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILRoAp-To BEL.
IN lows Falls Rutland Burlington, St Johnsburg Mont
pelier ST Adams 0gdepsbnrg and Montreal Ticket Offices
Of Broadway and Canal street. and Twenty sixth
street and Fourth avenue Express trains At A. NJ and
+. NJ Baggage checked throug gu.
FRANCIS hyde General Agent, 152 South street.
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TRAvELLERa' SUll,M.


CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL-
phia from pier No North ryer-Two lines daily At
steamboat Trenton to South Amboy to Bordrtowa
and steamboat Stockton to Philadelphia Fare S. Ex-
press line At p M by steamboat John Potter to
boy thence direct to Camden cars-throush
and halt Fare S. Returning leave PhadelphiA 10
A. M and2P N. = -
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HHANPLIN HOUSE, ISLIP, LONG ISLAND DE
~ hehtfuly stussed on the south side, opposite Fire
Island light for the reception Of families and tran
ssnt Iosrders with tn. city from the Is.
6uGelk station. AMOS r. 6rELLENMtRf
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AID for Yale College.

Wednesday night Meeting Of alumni and others rsnds
Of Yale College, bel in the vestry CT Or. Chee
ver's church, known as the Church Of the Puritans
situated Union square At the Of Fifteenth street.
for the purposs Of adopting by which pecuni
airy aid might be furnished to Yale College, its present
being adequse TO the wants Of the nstitu
ton The meeting organized by appointing Mr. PERT
chairman, and Mr.. Eyarts secretary
Mr. BsnD explained that the wants of the institution
various and il had eng been matter of surprise 70
the graduates and others brought up in the college that
institution so old and which had performed its work
so well, was so poor in pecunsry point of view. The
general opinion has always been that Yale College
well enough or and its wants have been matter Of
SURPRISE particularly the neagre provision in the sha De
Of salaries for its officers which amounted TO ST. 40 per
year, and which had been lately raised TO 81 200
and Of these salaries the professors have been paying
large proportion out Of their pockets The salaries of
very small $3.50 per annum and tais to Young
who woull receive 81 200 yearly teachers Of Gram
schoos There besides fund for an increase
Of professors professor Of modern Ian yuage OF his.
tory ancient and modern OF anatomy, that the
tihc department likewise uneDdowed department
necessary for the agricultural and mechanical interests
a The country.
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CoYros-sales we're made 10 dav OF l91 bales incsd
ing $40 TO home consumer and 35l to SPECTATORS AZ full
FsArnras heard that $500 lbs. live geese
bought for future delivery, at 4Sc q 49c per H.
at % %.
FRrlGHs-Rates continued rule steady, and full yes
sells Europe To Liverpool ls,ooo 10
10000 bushels wheat engaged at l3sd, in bags
1900 bbls -four at &c. ID and 80 hhds tobacco at IS
Cd To London 10000 bushels wheat were engagee at
led. 1000 1000 bbs four at As 90 and ZOO boxes
cheese at 52s I'D. vessel chartered to load with
10000 bushels wheat for Antwerp at lie and 900 bills
-four, at A.. Cd To Havre 600 5000 bbls -four were
taken at S5c.; VIII at at 24c To Cali orna rates
were dull but without charge of moment in quotations,
which range from Soc eoc in rst class clippers There
RAJ her mere ofrsrisg for California.
HAY was plentier and net need ed by shippers at any
rate above 65c or by local dealers at more than 7o
IRoS-scotch pig in lack request at s32 cash. AID
$50 six months, per ton
hoIAsssES-Some TO hhds. muscovado found buyers in
lots, at 2sc. a zoe per gallon.
oIs -whale and sperm were as previously represent
ed Sales have been mace OF 10y baskets ove at "a l2
and $500 gallons lin eed Mt unchanged rates
PRov1sIoSs.-Pork was duh and lower The sales in
cude 400 bbls Western mess at SO s7 SIG for good
and sl4 for sour, with small lots prime At sl3 sl3 l2I
per Dbl Cutmeats were moderately active. There
sold so packages picked shoulders and hams at Ilc.
DC per ID Only ITO packages lard taken at IL c
NE per lb Beef pretty good request; the sales
consisted of 200 bb last years pcklng at former quo
tators besides which there we're disposed within ne
few DAYS 400 bbs Verm mt beef at 81 90 for
and So 37ls So so for prime Butter and cheese
varied little. -
REAL ESTArE--Sales at auction oy Aloert H. NcoMy-
Fort Hamilton Popery.-1 lot corner OF Jefferson and
Atlantic streets, $3.50, do $685. on Atlantic avenue
$466. do. $500; do. $685.: do. $'o5; do s3io;
corner of Atlantic and New Utrecht avenues $780, do
$3.50: corner of Ocean and Now Utrecht avenues Si45
New Utrecht avenue, $3.50; corner of New Utrecht
and Ocean avenues $780, corner of Ocean and Grove
avenues, S125; on Ocean avenue, $780, on corner OF
Jefferson street and Lexington avenue, $3.50; on Jeer-
son street. $780, do $685. of Lafayette avenue,
$3.50; on lafayette avenue, 500; do. S225; do.
$500; do $685. do. $3.50; do. $500; do $685.; do
$50. do $4CO; do $685. do on New Utrecht avenue,
a., e.. ln n. do Qf 1lan wanna
S7l5; do 5000 on New Utrecht avenue, $3.50.
RnT-Saes have been made Of 90 tierces good old at
81 1873 81 U.s. and retail parcels new, at 81 so per 100
pounds
SUGARS We're in better demand. The .ales embraced
LOCO hhds Cuba ajax 81 cents; and 100 boxes brown
Havana, at 5ss Ga cents per pound.
WHlKEy.-The days operations included 800 barrels
prisos at 30 cents cash and 30 cents time, with interest
added; $50 barrels Ohio at cents terms and fifty
hhds drudge at so cents per gallon.
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[
August l, 1858. !
We cannot mark any improvement in the Wholesale
market since the publication o. last circular The
prevailing opinion to be- that in order 10 be safe
purchases only be made from hand to mouth, which
will account for tt limited amount of actual sales with
out any advance prices. No is dispoe to by
largely all are sutious occasioned by the largo
hand especially in bonded goods, which, notwithsand
ing pre- ent large and increasing population cannot
b. materially diminished till the roads in the interior be-
fit for transit. By the Ayo, and Chsan steamers
have advices from England to the 9th May being
twenty-five days later than those brought by the os
manl noted in last The large number Of seventy
two fang vessels of the aggregate tonnage of rs O0o
TONS have entered port the imports by which have
been proportonately heavy We note considerable de-
cline in spir IT, owing in great measure to the want of
sufficient bonded store room, all the available bonded
warehouses being quite full The accounts from tho
various dggings still continue favorable l29 373
having arrived by escort since the 9th July Some
certainty having prevailed here to the value in star
ling currency of American, Mexican, and Spanish dol
lars for payment Of freight the Chamber of Commerce
have recommended that they should be fixed ut As 3D.
each.
Betr, both in bulk and bottle-1arge stocks still
hand except best brands sales have been effected at
very low prices Boots and shoes-Tte market is
pe locked that these articles not realizing
have been limited scale, and prices some
what rmer, with tendency to advance Best br Inds
have changed han6s at 5 but many hold for Co.'S Other
brands much sought after but be said to
be lower than the prices quoted aud ho
sey dull of sale at invoice pri the market being
fully sto ked for time Printing paper and foreign
rives except to order Spirits-A considerable decline
has taken place in brandy owing in great measure to
the want and consequent high rate of soreroon
Narells Hennesy cannot be quoted higher than l3s
RUNS have not fallen in the proporton sales have
taken place at the prices quoted. Sugar Is firm Sales
have been effected Of fine Maurtius AS Soda (crys-
tals)-lI quired for and much wanted Tallow-Coo-
nis is very scarce and foreign is almost unknown in
thit market Tea firm at prices quoted Stock on hand
moderate. Tobacco-The stock hand of tobacco and
iegars large Manilas have met with further de-
cline, and may be purchased at Go to "a.
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

SATURDAY, Co., 1852. II.
AsrsSaes made Of 200 bbls at SIS so for pearls
and SIS so SIS Sex for pots per 100 lbs.
BKrADsrurrs.-Flour ia improved demand at rrner
rates The days business embraced 81 900 bbls, in.
GLIDING ordinary to choice State at SO ASK SO 5 and
mixed to fancy Western at So 43 81 62H, the market
closing rather tamely at the advance Holders of Cana
dian asked 50 rs So 81 per Dbl There we're 900 bbs
Southern disposed of at yesterdays quotations Rye
-four scarce and quiet SEINE 70 bbs Jersey meal
changed hands at s. 81 l2n per Dbl Wheat do.
II better The transactions comprised 1900 bushels
good TO prime Genesee white ct 81 bS 81 so; 1850
Michigan do at 81 "a 81 BE- 600 Indiana do. 81 a.
1900 inferior to fair Canadian do in bond 81 40 81
and 600 Southern red at 81 d. Rye and barley we're
uncha need. fair inquiry existed for oats at previous
figures Corn pretty active and huoyant The days
sales reached 25 600 bushels at 4c 76c for unsound
roc TIC for mixed Southern 5Gsc y 7Sc for do West
eYn; and 5sc a S0c. for white southern.
CorFrE There have been sold 100 pkgs Java a. i2c
and 200 bags Rio, At 10Hc. per ID.