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By j. g. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

VRUsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LoTs-By
virtue sf deed Of trust bearing date the 18th day
in ber w. b. No a. iolios
circuit Of the District Of Columbia for Washington
county, wherein James Campbell
Robert A. Alexander Others
subscriber will sell public SALE Saturday. the 2h
March, 1874, O'Clock the auction o J. c. Nc
Gure of Pennsylvania and 10th
No 6 No. 1884, fronting 50 feet 3inches
18th and l7h and Nos. IL and Ia
square No 49, fronting lot No 50 feet and lot No IL 81 feet
south street. between ID and 18th
The above erbly situated rapidly improving
the city, and offer favorable opportunity for investment
The OF will be One third OF the
and the balance In and twelve months for
OF SALE secured by decd Of property
IL complied with
sale will be esod
Of the purchaser All
the purchaser
CHAs. 8. WALLACE, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Mar 1s- dSds Aucuoneer.
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come 10 us
The PRESIDENT The bill has been printed by or.
der OF The Senate.
MIR WALKER Well, sir, rs this bill was the special
ORDER with the permission OF the from Virginia
and with view get al his motion easily, would
like 10 move that this bill be taken up and postponed I'LL
tomorrow and made the oder for one o'clock.
The PRESIDENT. Tue bill being the special order
for 10 day, comes up tomorrow matter OF
and will then BIZ the special order
Mr. WALKER That 10 all wish 10 accomplish.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF
ecuve business and after time spent therein, the
doors reopened, and
The Senate adjourned.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
A. o. p. NICHOLSON. EDlroR
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH aa, 1864.

UMr Israel JANIS, No. lsa South Tenth Phiadel-
phia general travelling AGENT assisted BY W. H. WELD,
ions Collins, JAMES DKKKRs HAasrr Jos Burros, Gao
Burros, Isaac M. BopIsE, EDsuSD w. WILLY, VILLAS L.
WArxKaAs, and CKoKaE 1. MoI.Kop
Mr. DANIEL DxcKaxKr OF authorized TO receive
subscriptions TO this paper, receipt for the
u-mr G. w. JAMES, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
general collecting agent Western States and Texas
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YKisKR, M l.. WsEsAs, A. l.. CHLDs aad Dr. VIZ lssIsa
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travelling agent for Alabama Tennessee,
by y. Lewis, o. LKws d. LEWIS.
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NTRAw GOODs-sPHISG, Issay--Tha subscribers
prepared 10 exhibit At their splendid establishment
prted on the site Of their stand No Al South second street.
Phsdephs, entire beautiful fancy and
ak honnes and dat flowers Panams palm, and
mer hats for gentlemen which old merchants and mil
generally invited confidently them
EXTENT in variety novelty and styles. stock pnequalled
Orders carefully and promptly executed.
MMf4-dm
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SOMETHING NEW.

COMETtIING NEw.-ln consequences patronage
bestowed the Metropolitan Gallery the proprietor has made
engagement with Mr. VERGE from London by whose
dagueucovpes will be cooea with bsncy and dura
hiy pnnttainable by
beauty Of effect decscy paintings
TO avoid DISAPPOINTMENT ladies' and invited maks
be
made the hour designated Metropolitan Gallery Lane
fuckers store Pennsylvania avenue between and 9Th
GEO, ADAMS, Artist
I'D
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VERY Desirable Furnished House, Lafayette
square, for rentTbe subscriber will
house, street, Streets
handsomely furnished parors dining
room kitchen, panes Ac An excellent family
with II desired.
This property situated in the delightful Washing
ton satisfactory the will
dating
J. O. MCGUIRE,
Mar lS-d6t Auotienscr and Commission Merchant
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Coagrcss-Tuesday.

SEEATE.--Mr. Pratt presented two memorials in favor
OF uniform coinage between this country and Great
Britain
Several private bills were considered and passed.
The bill TO regulate the pay and the efficiency
OF the army of the United States and for other purposes
was taken up and, after discussion, its further
consideration postponed until tomorrow.
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of
ecutve business and after time spent therein, the
doors were reopened, and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPREsEsTATIvEs--The Speaker laid be-
fore the House tabular statement OF the extent and other
particulars relative TO the public domain which
dered to be printed On motion of Mr.. Murray 100 900
copies OF the Patent Office report agriculture
dered to be printed. After disposng OF sundry reports
from the Committee on Public Lands, the House pro-
ceeded 10 the business the Speakers table The Sem
ate bill for organizing Nebraska and Kansas brought
up. Mr. Richardson moved to refer the bill to the Com
mtee Territories Mr.. Cutting moved refer to
the Committee OF the Whole on the state OF the Union
which motion agreed TO by vote Of ITO to 95 The
motion 10 reconsider the vote laid on the table by
vote of ITO TO 90.
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ITNIvERsITy OF vIRGISrA.-An appointment a pro-
fessor Of mathematics the University Of Virginia. Oh
occasoned by the death OF Professor be
o5t Of June Communications subject address
ed the undersigned.
ny order Of the rector OF the board Of visitors.
GEsSNER HARRISON
March 10, 1854 Chairman ofthc Faculty
Mar 14-msp
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The Presidents next and last evee will be on Friday
evening. March 3lsi, instead of Friday evening next.
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Mr.. SLIDELL presented the memorial OF VIM Muir
leo during the military occupation of that country by
means OF the illegal exercise OF power the part OF
officer of the army under color OF law, and in the
the government OF the United States Being in doubt
about the reference Of this memorial he inquired OF The
chairman of The Committee on Military Affairs (Mr
SHIRLDs1 10 what committee il would properly 60
whether TO the Committee Military Affairs or to the
Committee Of Claims.
Mr.. SHIELDS thought ii ought to 60 to the Committee
OF Claims
Mr. WELLER said there had been memorials pre-
scented for indemnity growing out OF the illegal seizure OF
vessel in Lower California, during the Mexican war,
which had been referred to the Committee on Foreign
Relations and he thought this should have the saneTef
erence.
Mr. SLIDELL. think not A military tribunal was
this memorial is claimed to have been Illegally exer
clsed.
The memorial was referred to the Committee of
Claims.
Executive sEssIoH
MIR. MASON moved thai all previous orders be post
poned for the purpose Of going into executive session
Mr.. WALKER. Mr. President, the special order for
to-day was House bill No. 37-being an act granting TO
actual settlers homesieads of 100 each The debate
ha. has this morning has The consdera
ton OF that bill until the present time understand IRON
several senators that they have seen this bill in iis
printed form; and would inquire whether il has been
ordered to be printed.
The PRESIDENT II has been printed
Mr.. WALKER. II don't seem to have been distributed
believs II was printed in the House, and some copies
were sent here would like to know il is The prac-
ce Of the Senate to rely upon the House for their printed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
NeW.York Horse Market.

Rspoed Exclusively for rE, TRsuxE BY sstc RosxsoS
East TwEsryEs7THsr., We6nesdey, June =. leof
We have reported the Berse market dull for weeks pas.
this sdd supers
that Ia s familiarity with this MARKET We DO not
recoect smaller show Of huress than to-day
there and heard very sses for q week past
brown sold pair Of fancy CsTTieze Horse. 20
gentleman private s<nesns pretty ARE
paid $l50 for them Jefferson I0mPsin County
hiy informed these pair Of Oho hores framed
Jefferson Fine looking fores often sd
less money hut these had the men OF teA well a. pn
and sre.d. 1,
Lsht Bsy Hor.e ls hands high sold for $500 becsase he
could mile three minutes Ee looked more IKE
Euslsh Hunter than horse have noticed market
sold Of Carriage Hs-ses today fog so
brought Saturday and yesterday snd
before $i0 $50 Of them 10 STAGES two to k ns
City This the lively sale OF the
week.
MI LAWRENCE Of Eishty-sixth bought pair Of hoe large
brown sargeantsisbe s' week for ~
These prices fancy horses rood sut the buyers are
The made such - elc or
give their It's weather II 7l BE- the ease Io
months IL worth while fc n~nefs IN the coun
their market till after 6o2 days Ihefe
Of looking hose owners here now
They lounge the stable watching TIE entrance Of every
he looks hopeful # not hey urn away with Any
thing but horse laugh visible upon their iaee' ,, q.
numbers sAblss
will BE- how much the stock has been reduced:
Macsuey $50 and II nule Chamberin 1905 NouhrnP fos
IS; Ano~ Smith johnson q; Brown smith So Sargent =.
Campbe II; Williams MeRoberis, 20; Peters LsmPsn lo
Kelley n; Pagan II, Wilson. 7; Martin, o total, 5li
and Mscsuey ocer2ies his stable he con-
all the City stand their setOr the heat much
better than hooes
Although tie punce rsuch reduced there still complete
assortment 10 the street-ehsGo ones excepted
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Hu1son River Market Boats.
FyeioAf Lot Of Cotde and FdyD Prscrets ee.eyoQy
Reoort,d ,xclufiyely for The New o-k Daily Trbun


Reported exclusively The New Ye-k Daily Tribune
Capt the barge Susquehanns from Newburgh
ae Wclneday June q loi
reports BY the trip viz Mich Cow 70 ca.
Calves Lambs SO racasses beeves DO
Mutton 10 do. Pork 81 fows bills Eggs f tubs
IS 10 s. frkns do 80 ID - bD hye
Flour. n, -
Capt d. Lps1 ofthe FROM New Psltz LANDING ar
nv ct Musys' Wednesdcy June Is reports the
Calves Sheep and Lambs 80 Fowls Trreys 10 Ducks hos
Butter n 200 ba'es Hay 30 d. straw
bblk Wheat 90 bags Corn Meal 10 baskets Berries
E. Bosofd the NyOmiIr from Siuyvesant ar
rived IT fsnku W%'nedsy June - 1904
reports following articles by the trip 30 ca caves
sheep Lambs 100 Fowls 10 Tnr.eys u Duek bb EEss 80
Butter % $50 bales Hay 30 do straw 200 bashe
Oats bb Flour &c bags Com Meal u baskets CheHes
do. Couans $50 bundles Paper, l5i baes g Goods
James II Powell, OF the scaner k9yo from Cof'aek
wharf Fanknst Wednesday June y
reports the following articles by the trip viz beeves
Veal Calves 200 sheep and Lambs hhds dressed
Poultry Fows 25 Turkeys % bb Egg $50 tubs Butter aver
aging 900 bales Hay 81 do Straw u bbs Potatoes, ~ do
Cider Is Vinegar
Capt r. WardIs the CaledouLs from Newbursh
Warren the I'd and 9th day Of juno
reports the following articles BY the MP vlz 3 Beeyes
Mich Cows So Veal Calves 70 sheep and Lrmb - Swine, 81 car
Veal Mutton 20 do. POit $40 Fowls, III Dds
1872 tubs Butter IS ns ~ frsns do averaging 100
ms 2l5 tb Beer II ro Ltatht - bun les Paper w sides
Leather baskets Cherries 10 un Tan BaE boxes Modngs II
boxes Goods. I sds. Chair stun.
Cart Cartwright Of the barge Gbos, from Tivo arrived ct
Murrayst Wedneda June 2e 1871 reports
the following sIteles by the mp W. 10 MI S9w lco se1
Sheep aDdIIsnbs SWINE l2 Fowls OTurkeys = Ducks ~
tub. Butter % bs 700 bales Hay 100 DO
bushels 500 do 2oy) DO Rye 20 bills Rye
Flour. bbls Potatoes, 50 pokgs. Benies-
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Passengers SAILED

In ,s~sAi, /,aks E- Lfrerpo-Ar and Mrs Moer.se Lon
sI Msssne Bervsei ~ Ms Oakley, 90 Aine Roger Con-
sharru isn, asl rars. orleans; M and Mr. Z ch.pin
Ns.r.. Liss ,ad Mrs. Farrell, England hstsne Josef,
Ie.s. De IBss rshern s~ and servant hsvAn1 M ana
Ma Mus Woodnek Canada; Mn and Ai< Mdtl,,an. q;
Aor. Asane Jaen and an; ArA Tennan
NJ .pd Xs he.v Ch.nop. Dsvi- sTeste Z;
Ar Barrett, Enc: Pablo de MieT Hsv.na NJ Mare y Nj
Ee.srds DO; Brace. AEuant Ne~Oe.ns; A~ 6nerin
Dc Madam. Loisea do NJ, And Mr. n Diekson ssn Fran
NY ca LC..ne KsSIs; Julien IT. land; Her. Kans
20 yr asa Mira Lsv.sre France; Msssrs Middleton MILTON
= Il Rswhas Wales; the Rev. John Lille Ch.sree NJ
Dsnfortb do M and Nm Jas Tyre CAnsds Dr. FFetH.s MI
HsvaE.; JOIN NsiOl.On Y Mis- Doas. Mr. Rsyaole' Ens
p. NJ Galsmesn Quebec ID s.ehan, Tor
ou,o r Msiwe Ne~-York Er and Nm knrenesr Enslsn6
Al.uio P.reso friend Havana Aessrs be!{-r WeoIa w
TioB Msneheste de la Graz Hsvan.; Hudson sad O.
Prst Enssnd Wuf New York Hunter, Enslsne Jeases 40
ITO. esls AoPha roronto Chs Day AtS,a
son Phsdeiph. Broadwss Bon, Tho Pnet F.nee; Jcha
Gses, New York; Fscaer do; Jos Hsywoea, ChAeon'
n Sofuce Iuslsnd MeIntyre Montreal stephens. do; B.
Kas P.ri; Jshs Hebertson Mcjrescr Enslxd stanton
Pehe New Orleans; Derbee San .eo Lowe
New orleans; De- ardp DO; Colline Eng.ne Myers New
yo.k W. Won ssohs do; Noyar do; AdrisenseAs Asua
Mana Tsrre Maria DO; Blake Lady and maid Ch,eon;
M..rs Hobh Montreal; Jss Muhesd. Petersburg Va; Mscsr
isp. Ipdirs Felix MeAanu. Franeiseo Madame Dillon
EewOresns John Van Buren,, n Y Thomas D;xG1; do MI
friend Isnd A Sellers y M snd Miss brand
S.sJsney; s Trrpis y u Mr. Ws,ir0p wss' Troy; MI
ara Mrs Gunhu four Children Philadelphia Dr. Felix's and
servant Holt. Hssh.s sisneossn Wge soIneeers
Mortiehen, Charles Lutsen and Da,em OF Juisn
Bard fiy GRAY Mr. Samson C. C Clinton, Pa y. Springer do
Hs stabs Enc Henry St. Ody do; Justciea Cse Jacques
Rs.sand Lsbrosse Remond Carpenter j. Dase Nessr'
Ch Orlesas; Question FraneHeoi As-d Temr,ano
Huthsnsn Seeker J. berocber, Nj W sddeii kng~on Gan
West, and othera-Totai, 1875
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw.YORK......
Cleared.

t..mship.-KnoIvnls Ludlow Ssysnnah : Mehi. Roam
ste Skinner. Eorfch, &c, Ludlam L Pleasant
Shs-C bsriaDd Merrill Bic, Nesmth Som Sss Green
nan NV Orleans Brown; Diiso Young GIss
SOW DirsOn Princeton, RuSe, St John ~ b. '" T.
Fgost
Bsks Flying pu,ehmAn, (fam jansen. Lssuayrs Beck
Kunhard Princeton seeey Demuas, 3 Tuie oienbun 'sy'
Savannah C. c. Duncan. r.
B.ss-B.nsuss Hiehborn, Doboy Island r ?. Back Co ;
Fierce do H. BTookrnan Coz John Stevens Pc
adm C. E. Peters; vosdor tBssI) CoehO M.snh.u
II h Corpne; PednIs Dorrite Nassau p, Dusan Leland
C.i Peisrew Savannah Simpson, Msyhew Co; Geo WISH
nsion Day Por,nnorth Snow Burgess; WsveEly PAr Bos
ton, Thompson & Hunter - , MT, ,,s, 4.
sehoonei.Nerha lBr Bsh.eh. Blanc sss Blou sias
tndss; Ahatre (Br) Vigrr.s, Kingston, H. Henry; olus
iBr suths Tsrks Island sdleish Knox strong Lynch
.'jeors.own Doilner Potter. q Lowell Boston w her
rc S.rsh Elisabeth Smith New Haven mater Ashland burh
Eoot stuss. Clssm.n Co b. Tahs Huaey fhl.as .
stesner-Delsware. CLARK Pbisdephis ssndssrd's Line
sIoop-Iar, est Corwis Providence, master.
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Ca. - svssvs r@.sst and prices ss ootins sr~rd fSs
Pesdinr Rsssi win l~nse thfE tolls en Fndsy s ia saa
sb.,,t0J Es,ssies COMPANY &c cargo Q. b1Efs ~
ses ne Tsse ss,.y dssllAd fo' corTos And W. r;ed
,d ,rek, holders firm ~ tier dansH,s 100
90 within the OF 9cI2tc r. The Flour Hs't.
s.r,,r,ly dull Ard Shipping trai - celY oSera 70
-tth,rt Grerx layers 20 ttlL Lewiston errs SO -
he.e ued een.rd Tor ely consumption ~i.a the r.nss
Do aud EXTRA brsnts, - N q1atT ma
49, n At higher fsgI.a IL RYE F-ocR change 30 eo sold
CsRs has decsel Iie bill s.les Of 80 ee-
l.fs demand fox BEar ssd ne
under notice exeep; smAu ot red y,
tn, of CosS fair demand and o eunes
v,ov ,oH Of sI1Sse bash. mostly Sc including .o1e
rsc. 70 be fIsd 80 bash Southern oars sold a. SOC
tub vhkh .lvaaee. WHISKY held firmly sAes 8. &c "a
IA NH
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NEvV.vORR DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1904


DRUGS ANe DYES tnl. sles Of 80 3s frsAte Gus
sor ~ 7e Isl essss Ornero A.sds
Is and refined Borax 1rve Sc An, -
oss on .rct a. c n Ssssfrss BSs A. 7c II e.sss "a a
I,c white Wax Sc sesse- oPnm y - IL sy
,.heed "a. phor Liverpool Scarb1r. sfs ~ *
10 cs,s Fsao. LoEoOi IN iois AZ ~ az ~ ceooa.
Cacbip. AZ ild-l ., lco rs Hrd Potash = sl.c '
btls E.sr India Gator OIL AZ Loo y, Qua ilsnsf = &C.
IS Kegs Newcastle Besreous'e soda a. 90 Us
% 9s a. ,., spsu.n PASTE ise % Cream Ii
Tar a, de 900 French ss?hste Canine Ps'Aie
WOOL-The stock Of Fleece NEARER and the
with the hign 1lee- ~ inca u
81. IN H. country has rendered the nsket
.rts du for Douec sud ANNEXED qso'sonl are soTina
t.isn vhou change small Of W ashd baerss Ayres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
Cambridge Cattle Markxa.

Reported for THE NfwYeaX r,I.rSE, By JNsS EArox
WEDNESDAY,. June %. 1854
a market As Csle-sbost 40 Beeves kteres
Of Working 0en Cows and Calves Yearnss &C old
AAsKEr BszyExtrs sSi; FRS, q1Ahtf sst; second
Sna,y s!iGs; third quality. s7 ordinary 81 ids.
e6ess TaloV, Sede. fels 80 10 75c CsfStls. i5 p.
to fla5
yealCaves, 81 sc, 81, Ss.
Cows C.Lv.s-s2i, s2s 81 ssl, SIS, SIS 81 70 s4
Three old y. fSs. 80 a. tl7 $50 70 sss.
SgEEf AID LAnB-e,62s N mukes
Extxa. IS. &5l. 80. 81 $s.
By 0f. 81 s2i, &, 81, s54 to sX
swnE-Nope.
RrassksThe nalset well sSl prices
ss down gradually all kinds Of Sock OF live Poultry
qlsty today szd wholesale
veil down The cattle al eay kad the
condition the Fchhue AsroAd =, over
the Boop A Los ell Rsad losded VIII Gaze sheep SEINE
Houes and Fova
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-29
Disasters, 81.

syr, NosrErsx EssLr Go<ier. from Boston for Ne. oesn
heh hoe the Bahama Banks sSed for her destination
On the 18th inst ,,.,.. c,r.
for Boston, stranded s Papudo Chile
.,,A Bu, ,fIe copper "a beer saved 10 sst dses
scHp ASH Of Chery<d. from PhladeiphA for sAem VIE
miles vest OF Point Jad "a
A. i. seeeuns vessel BENG stripped and eSs9 ~oa
r. ,ot oss unnsurd Goa Insured a. Metfooo
n,s sss,on This likely The yes-ei reported In BSs
,cn r.ner. a. .chr feron" or Eerc" of Eli-~oth
sen. CtrIrrs Portland from Boston WAS N eo1'aei Son ns
4, po-,l.ns s,y via a b. sehr and lost foEeuast
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sALT~sss $50 sacks Ashton Ground
BxkXEs nste .aie Of No. oaerciiIon export
GNsENc-A moderate denandOr export last salee Sc 04oe
HAY-A fair shipping demand CT 500
ses esa7cc ISLES of from Long Island by the load At
OIL cAKEMs ha, of urhs. sale. Of City thin OhlsnF ss1
s sas sfsst 81 a" iiis
s rgy 9T ss end a ss demand He's'
gsii: DIT go Ssa;a R4;,9.
lls ne. 5000 s.. sEsltd Peanut.
Pine xpp SSss3 soSS Hsysns 90 %; % ss,'s
600 h. unpsed Peaches sold C. suction 7 bSse. fs
Iose. Do orsnses at ssss - Is
HOPS-A ie better demand rev'l. for Eastern and wossa
retail character without change prices 81 bales sold
M &c. nd 50 bales Old growth Of 49, On pr ate term,
L;uiBEREae,n spruce and Pie are in active demand si
eoH,nad ht supply A 20 r'ksss and S,sve, are quiet
ssss.' s 81 De ''''''s At N'"'' Doh
ICouon Roe5i.ad i, in firm 'ales 1000
bhls S5lc.; and f0o bbs Lump a. 81 s. Stock light
RlcElhe market aH bat 'eAa DO casks sold at ~ aa
NAiLs-A Cut which moderate supply
SPIGI cutie end ha. declined;
300 a', cold at 40 e e0ne dull !, inside hsT's e., Pepper
No Nategs 9,c. al % rnen;o Hic. 100 BAGS African
TiNls stock Of Pig Light and ieii mainly BY hss..
Plate, and With 700 boxes l. c. Cole
uEMPour market remains scve sedy New Undremed
sntrcsp ~ taea 30. and DO Dressed st dOa 10.
sTARchfoI Pearl the inquiry fair ssd the market is steady
at e. And Tor Poisto
CANDLES Commoa Sperm selling Soc Patent
asis aa for c iS'' T.a~ s e
k,EsWAAIhe market wi,lsat change; the supply Light
ss the demand fair $500 Ds Southern Xels~ yG2s.e
IL a latter
C02PERA sheath.g sf SOC Yellow Net
al V o1elspsed sales At &c. os American
COAL-Dou~stc in for Al hraeite
Foreign sTrivss peTingy AID there only moderate
curry.
COFFEE remains previously noted heavy Sales of
go hsxs RIO ST. loc; 500 Government Isl
sS.e 20 bags ST. Domingo ss 50 bags S.vsn2s ss
asxs La<Ssyrs a. 10 flc.c.; IL do damaged at
farih the demand this article scve prices
ser; sales SEQ boxes Canton 4s2sck 81 jQ< ~ At
a1 on Tuesday $40 boxes do. Q: 81 30 III g.c., essb
flsA-Dry Cod only In supply nm-
d<e nd prices hardly quiEtas Grand
and Seorse snk IS l1e$S 90 haehsre are 10y e foI No
With sails Of $40 tbls at 81 50 for sse sn 80 bb lrse No
Smoked Herring
salss loo boxesA. Soc for scaled and No. l.
HONkSsses have been msde Of se and 80 hbs Cgbs for
81 DC bond and a tea and b Cubs hsue
PoTATOES-for H. market easier with supply
Of $40 20 3 hh for Long island sd ~ IS
and 81 fss ~rmudss Old stock bat adequate the
de- mard which very limited at previOu, psices.
TABLONPnces no; well sustained. tct there III
curry CITY rendered with moderate sppy, nt
lA'soeisticn ll0ls., CASH and sac rs Pau,e City snt
GUSNY BAGswe notice Bosses Of So Al. lO,e
GDNNY CLoTHsss hsse ben made Bo,tos 10 bale,
II az 4, l?!c. 6 nonths
HkR-Durns pest week ,aes have taken place 81
deuas nd and moderate zock the nset has improved
SKINS OF Curacao rles OF SO AZ 5 md OF
rampdso, $50 bales, l3SIb a Sjc. messha
SHOT -rAero Is quoable change. yAe inquiry 10 light
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.,. I.s. s,.n. A., s.snsAh kea.ekse copes Nss Ies
Ws,,,, IN Bartlett Por r,oni heuopo,itAn N'1si
Yort; wn Ksahss OeOscn sIidsep%,t, Ja,-. Lyus.
cTs,ns BsA rsven so'ieni csss kossr, I,x Pre-,
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Pos.os C. Rsnyan Endsctt. Fall River Cherry AeAI0"s'
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xEw.YoRK cL.ssTyrcirIor.
A~s> " n n Tex.

PLOUB MRAL-There IL n~aseS k>sviness w ;ne low
,r,5,s OF s. Flour k,< wild far IN
quy home trade and for export There more eo'as " n
Ifo rss.s for export loser prices The terer rsds
are frm fair demand Canadian 10 frn, the suPfs limited
sale bbs 81 III for and 81 81 for Sod IN Bona
The Western Canal 80 bbs $50 - - ior NO
$7a ~ 80 for good Stsie
II 256tf IS for common Ohio md t6 g7 - Is for mixed
20 sn:y Aboai half o. the sales were for export south
an Four without change d. home trade
bbs e2ass IT. for nfred 20 good sshl sI.nes
B,l.n e &c &c Rye ssles Of go bbls tne 81
IS % Corn Meal quite frr sales o; $50 bbs Jsrey al - q"
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kECAPITuLATION.
Albany Lumber Market.


ALs,kY, Wednesisy, June =, IsT.
There's and demand the
week and oishs have been what bri There has been
surplus vessels they being fast o. they arrive
Pnce.fe steady hous the advance Of tie
and the increasing stock of kinds have ten
render the market particulars Sales
msde readily and for prime article buyers will not
stand Oh t,e price.
But hsr arrived the past hre.sys and there
the docks the district which receiving load.
The oShnges light they higher
than time this Heck Boa !. aud Jost
and the maIket that description
The receipts by tho canals this place for the fourth week in June
for the named below follows Sjs containing but three
dnxa oil liz. enIInl,r eli