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there surplus the resolution order
,,itinx rroy tha those entitled 70 tn1
e nj pUmeIous enough 90 take thea all up Tue psesnei
$500, eat fm jCn sets . the secretary OF oaes
b, spy authority they having been ordered for tha'
-, % h. s,er.s offba
TtseI.iv by the pube when thy were e9d - only iV
voluae go Of the 81 and tone o! the IN
ecesry OF stte n1 the eco copies .udsa TO aooys
II to distribute them where ne deemed
b.H id tecoue most profit 20 school districts rares
lie urn.Eesa lst Of Ell ne n,ns 20 wn0s s
i -. Ss.rhu.ion lie number e5.rba,ed b. him taas
tnourts 10 2 o. .xhih,l,, AZ doe.
G .u heh the money IN - Treasury can De- son
b.. hen made OF b the Lseis afure
nike up with othe. xpsnses t9f
IL dives seproEmaie srnount OF we COSY
b.,ea tsriy on s.;iu-s.es, nd which Set d'~n By MN
BIZ. disposed Of in Committee and ordered to third
Fsrtie relief ~ robut College
Tor the reisf Of Hamilton Col "a , 49,.
-, ~, relief cf Of wafer power n koclests4
II frcarpersfe insurance eonpAnies ,.-.- - -.
Corcnrepce was had in the Senate amendments 70 tbe
Tie State Census bill was reported complete and or
dered TO third reading.
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sa sd ,sy receive out one ceci fsy fSst psss7gers
He .sd .rse to tor the em.;aug portion 81 ths
,ut.ec's -sgcft II they would 20 with him ~ over
. cl.,-- for foot passengers to one oel- ne 'eP'e
.sS, "a lie poorer Po,on o. g ,b,1nr men an wsrs
poit,o. in Brookbn ard Whhimsoufsa' .tloy eNa h
sHr'oy> 10 "a. aav increase on te Ierfist t9ey
not sroio ne ray they received f,r TIER dii( l9SS,
~ woJ her, Ire strongly 9gtSsth 49, b,' aal
eouti,t y 'Ls, e for heir benesi So 'ar H' no w
add. few remarks Ia favor II The ~
dncs rates 'svor OF The high rates He
40 -" - .,s ia. the IL ion Ferry Company $40
80 laced passenger fare 10 Sih ,ba ,ssy..s .s,s
a. oeS during The first year n w.
.hord be inoPefanoa -, ,v.s x,rs n ne ,pp,G6Dr
Ao 49, o.. an ,he ground n a. H woaiS n99 ~
s., "a business people in tbs W -
TS.otixp or WiEiansburgh aud thus !, - a., =,
tor IN The value cf rsel properly On - Sang % reply
AZ How,Ep agsin rose ard vas proc. NJ
-. . ,;,n ma bv the preceding speaker W that
Al CHsUxcrN r0se - a po'n, ~ orusr - -. i,e
IA Uc~ard be upt heaE5. as ne ss spvSe - % Aid
=, = =. sb ~. ysr,seeiirg when 80 Chfuncey ..-.
=; 81 1er-end that the rule be pc' "a 'oIoe - Mn
- sneaker The Bossd hsd beaTd iHs eASu. 81 vsr
AZ How .Ep--And w have hal ia4'~ sn''s' "
ThS is Your last term. - II -ai,eiry tAS
Al, yooaErs again spose, re5s,erh0g nv a'S"'''"' ="
favor II reductions below IN ~e cents s.x.s p, ts,
AID KELLY uryed tia. the iT' DC r"@N>0~ -
tn, Question on aid Hovcds amendment VS. ''Hea
and !os, BY msjOrty OF II 10 : -,, s s,,s O,
IN crsstiop on ss amerdusent % tsdUce -" '' :"
,,, csnts was nut and lost by rote OF II 10 O.
~ zion On the original resolution when nS' pc
v;'rSlv M .frgone sight torma amend neh '" "'"
taken and carried uranmogSly -, ~, s,u-r,,. "a Eva
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XXxlIId CONGRESS-. =. FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. W. sHIsGroS, Friday. April 7, ISL
Mr. MASON said it desirable That the SENATE
,hopld uroceed to Executive business
Mr. STUART hoped that the private calendar wouii
he copsdered THE was objection dag, and DO bill could
mass 10 which there single objection. IL was but
/ 'ust that such bills should be passed ut once SO
Il MIR MASON said be would defer his motion Til
Ia clock If il would be agreed to then.
| Mr. SIIDELL said lac could consent to no such ar
Engagement.
Mr. MASON said that in consideration OF the mpor-
apce public ntere ts involved in the matters pending
a Executive Session he moved that me senate pF0cSeu
4 coneider Executive business.
MIR PLARCE said he did not believe puDlc interests
would be advanced by considering Executive business
To-day lie thought it would DO better 70 postpone That
matter at least until to He therefore obecedto
| the motion.
The Private Calendar then taken up.
The Senate passed SO Senate bills, J. House b anu
Mr. SLIDELL introduced bill changing the name Of
e bark Altoona to Mount Vernon which was conslderod
MI CHASE introduced bill granting land to Cincin.
|naii and Mackinaw for railroad purposes Referred.
Mr. DODGE reported bill establishing additionAi
Hand districts in Minnesota. Taken up and passed.
MIR BADGER said he should be absent rom the sen
,e for few weeks and therefore would ask the snee
ON Monday to take up the bill allowing credit Tor dulles
lon railroad iron
Picard on the Pacific Railroad bill
MIR BADGER said the Senate had performed q glo-
nous dave work and therefore he moved that ADJOURN
Accounted till Monday.
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MASS MRErfYG o. THE SHIP-JoiNLRS.

mas meeting Of the JOurnsymen Ship Joners re, rs
held las, evening at the Assyraa roolaa 10 third
IalI wss well 5lled. Er f EEEyEs chosen Cpear-
mar end 4 y MONTGOMERY acted - Secrststy. - -
call Of the meeting sresd, which ves fer tne - ss;r
ooIfrming tss resolution adopted b the dssza. as.v
loar uoeting TO ak e. 80 per day on ara @ a ,e.d
Inc lOh i1ss Ths minutes Of the last neenns ~s' ,j
ard approved Reports from shops nos e1,v ia
from Ns,e made and The jouIneyinsn ~ ~ smDIoyerx
had 80 sysr',ed tbeir Willingness 20 pay y % pr
Ire mcton adopted By me delegate. - pat AID car
m Oh and after nCnd,y n sea.,.ss and and four Obe
70 vle The meeting ahen sdjoarheo
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LOSS OF THE SURVEYING SCHR. PHHNlA-
rX~pRESIDENT FILLMORE IN MOBILE.

NEw ORLEANS, Thursday, April 6, 1891
oole on Mobile Bay Yesterday, sunk the Surveying
schooner Phonx The officers and crew were all saved
Fx President Fillmore, j Z Kennedy, and party nave
one 70 Mobile where the authorities have rendered
public reception
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Mu1RDERER SENTENCED

ALBANY, Friday, April 4 ioSf
Verclicksor the murderer Of his vile has Just oeen
ser,erced 10 be executed on the 5th Of May.
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IAKE srEAMER ASnORE.

DETROIT Friday, April :, Ie3f
TIE STEAMER America aground OIL Point sn relee
ON Wo5nesSay morning The propeller Bruce from De
trot and one from Cleveland have gone to her as''
lnCe.
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PHILADELPHIA SELECT COUNCIL

PHILADELPHIA, Friday April T. 1904
No quorum of the Select Council present again TO-
night. four members being still absent although in the
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orEYING OF NAVIGATION or LAKE ERIE

DUNkIRK, Thursday, April o, IrJI'
The nrorcler G Il TAYLOR, with 1900 barrels of Flour
came in here this afternoon and three propees are
now coming in. MI, Al, ,e-.
Tho nrosnect is GOOD The ice is floating up There Is
rome NJ Grand River, c. W. Wster is 10 sight The
wind il toerably fair.
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DOINGS IN THE LEGISLATURE.

DOINGS IN TIE LEOIcLiA tI'H
Trou OR Own Reporter 800
AFTERNOON SESSION
A MINT AT BROOKLYN
Mr. HrrcHiSs called up for consideration the concur
nj resolution intructng cur senators anu w
n,ssentsves in Coner ess to their best endeaNoFs
~ vase co Of law authorizing the establishment OF
a mint at BROOKLYN Mr.. Ii moved its ADOPTION; IL.
Mr. Barr moved to amend by striking ou' pi'oA!"
end inserting New York. ,.., 10 60
After some debate the question was taken win ns io
lowing result: - a., c.o.A. D..o,,.h
Field Lsrsng, Munr0e, frait' FuiHAin h''s's0" '' 49,
~S ySN.,sr, Bernard BrASra NJ II CLARK, Dickinson hs
sew Hophins huchins AichAEdf- .,.. -. ~. Oh,
Mr. HUrCHIys moved areconsideTauoh' ana 'a~' 'ii'
motion be laid on the table. Lost.
The motion then taken ON the reso4shon d a-sA-
al bv Mr. BAER and it was voted down
~ TBT VISIT NEW YORK.
Nv DICKINSON moved the adoption OF the Asse nolyy
soir.;on Tor an adjournment from CLOCK Fi4ay tl
Sunday evening + VI that the LegSt mn ~ nave
on optortuniy to visi. the New York Charitable in''
tutiOns. 49,, e., ,,-.,s,s Zee ad,n.ion soma
s,renuouly after which the question was taken anu
,o resoiution aGopied-Ieasl - nays ~ -.
rcccrsiiersiion vas moved, which motion was l0S
Yess 3 Nays j..
HaLYPAsT SEyES ?. VI.
,r p,,pry OF TuE PRINCIPLE ~ =
Prou1n!TORY LIQuoR LAW.
~, R.sroP from the Commit o. 70 whom was so4eIS
the bin introduced by Mr DicisINSoS i Ia "a
-; s;on Of no principle of ProhbtoTy Liquor ~" :.
Ia neo Ie an the next fell tlcction, msde Dn,.n? ~
rort In favor of It's passage Subsequently hr ~.
snotber member OF the onmitee joined 10 1na IN
"a, orabe report. They commenced sn uhP
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"a. Total Abstinence and Maine Law nan
against him to beat him at all While the DO" men car
RED the Council
Uo, ear men n the face Of such facts (sod they ire
s,und.n., persist ia asserting tbs. tie Name Law
= too stringent and cannot be sustained
POLITICALLY the new Council stands - Wig 70 .
D.uocrstc (Merriil' and 'Wildca' comb'ned)
Inf poltics had nothing to do with iaeir nomination
.rA scarcely more with their election.
u,ss,cIusETTs.-THoM y. ELIOT, The Wa.g
,.,ddse ia elected t, Congress from ne Ii District Of
,,.scbus,t,s, in place Of Zeno ScuddT d'ceas d. by
o,e Of 4o7O to 35IO for Abraham HoFsnd' Independent
Set ,uprorted BY the Dsno ratio, Free SOIL aud we be-
Eve DC Know Noihi party also There wsra a. scat
,,dpg votes Tie Il Quto large fora SPs a. E'e ion
c.orre Washburn wig had 3il majority in the District
a. fsu Mr. soudder lacked 80 votes Of majority over
N a. the first election 10 1852 but came in On the ,ond
1 ,,L Mr. Uowland has been an uniucsy cani.da.e At
.,sral elections We believe he does not belong 70 any
s,,,,y 10 particular but goes on his hook There
f. 20 many who 20 ,ha' way nowsdays hat i IL wonder
III did MT succeed Both candidates strongly opposed
10 Douglass bill
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Mlnx The shire town OF the hsF Ooa-y
oh.,p,,b and that Of AndrOsccggn Is 20 DO at le"s
.on-
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29Cl IN ail both editions
qlf ertt each volume ist1ttd Is follows;
Taeh cory Of let volume ........s.s'''s~l %
I.cheo Of ID voUme. ......'''''.. ~
Tseh coIy Of ID volume .'..........'''''. 70
Iach copy Of iih volume. ..........'..ss.' Z IL
vfho,t frsctops go. .,-t. - A..
Thre have been othe fs volume exasye OF hse
IN The wear and sec OF the gusro edition ~ w
These AZ ri o. per me, amount to'''s " - y,
Aed fof 500 copies of 4usEto eoiioa....- soOO ~
..ss
There been published OF the second 'oue' eAo'uHs
above. u coo copies .,e,-o
Adj Tor GO copies quato .....'''''.''''''''' V0"
Total expense ofscc-nd volume .,-.....'...- % lIv
have b. published the third volume
sAe.8 eopfs enossca
Thee ct 80 &c per ~ "a % 90
Add qa.rto.... WV
To,.le rpepss Of third volume ......... SO s35 O.
-e lie been Published the fourth volume, excluding -
above, 10 lS7 volumes s,,-,e 90
These o. =. Il per CcpT.'..s'''
III ..s.sf' WV W
Tc,,I ,xuepse Of fourth volume. 81 7O5 GO
Tot,l cori,s 10 81; AID expe nae 8 isS 80 20
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AUSTRALIA.

The celebrated olpper-shp Marco Polo, a: Liverpool,
brorg three weeks later from Australia her dates
frcr Aobeurne being February e-uot late by two
weeks advices by way q Panama IA; with some
additional intelligence. The Marco Polo bad 1lOooo0 in
gold freight, and brought to England correspondence
in reply to the private mail carried b. Captain Porter
of the Steamship Golden Age the sailing ssp IN which the
British Government thought fit is entrusi the mails in
preference ~ the Golden Age no, HIRING arrived Some
excitement oxaed al Melbourne the srbjee, Of reported
gold discoveries CsIlao and several slips on the
berth for that port Accounts from all tie Australian dig
engs satisfactory 10 the yield of gold Two very
large nuggets had bees found az the Blsat Digging
weighing respectively se7 and GsJ New dgyinys
had been discovered az Iambaroora and Major Greek,
both near Sydney.
Extensive imports had somewhat depressed the Mel
bourne markets. Boots ard Shoes sshtle az Gir
prices; Breads.ufs firm: Bricks, plenty and falling;
Ccfco steady in good demand Cor iage large arrivals.
and lower Dry Goods much depressed; ProVsens, good
in fair demand but inferior uDsalable Rice, limited i'm
port Of Carolina would cell s-car, plenty and dull; Tim
Der dull from large arrivals Of American Tobacco,
quiet; Labor in demand. at fair remuneration.
Van Demans Land markets, without quotable aitera-
ton were rather better in By this arrival il il
nousced that the 9TH January the French took posses
sion OF the Isle Of Pines From New-Ieaand advices
were to January 2st the Legislature Of the Colony
Ia assemble q. Auckland, on May cath.
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THE TURF.

Usios CouRsE, L. I.-TRoTrISG-Jure Purse and
stake ~ 600, mile heats.
n woodruff named ar e. Ned 60 skeleton wagon
J. + Nodine ssrned Lady Watson ito skeleton wagon l
W Whelsn named Ben Bolt Drawn
Tlme-2iS ,: g.
Ned had the call in betting at the rate OF 100 TO Jo
There was not much betting this race. The irst heat
was closely contested the grey acted wildly, breaking
three times in this heat; the soc also acted rank and
would not trot Her hackers confident after the first
heat of winning the The second hoat Ned had all
his own way winning this trot in good style The track
was superb and the attendance large.
JVcdnesday May 3l.-T-ottng match 81 900 mile heats
best in in harness.
Harry Jones named b. M Fanny D..................-2
Jus - Tme-2:S2l; 2:5si 2i5i; 2.i5l 2t5i.
This exciting and wei contested trot through
out McMRnns mare the fayorite at 100 to 40, and
won the two irst heats without struggle. Hiram Wood
ruff took jones' place the third heat and to his mastery
piece of hoisemansbp the hackers of Joness mare may
attribute the winning OF the race, the chances were
considered gone by the betting 100 70 10 against her.
After the third heat George Spcer took McManns place.
but all to no purpose she tired badly Hiram won the
race amid laundering cheers from the spectators The
hackers of McManns heavy losers on this rot
There was a large number Of spectators present
Same day-Trotting match $500, mile heats best three
in FIVE to wagons.
Owner nsmsd ch. m. Ka,e.............,.....'.z
Mr. Durysa named e General Perce.....I
Tiue; 25lt; 2f9; 257; 2Jb; JOB
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Tic each boat was fSr. Win eoo toe anu
good wind from v " E. but uson reaching the white
buoy VI the wes. bank the wind changed to SOUTH and
held nesriy the sane with few variations the end of
the
The jusees with large company II the friends Of .he
members accompanies, the fleet in tas steamboat jose
phne.
The courte was from off the Club House Hobcker,
mound the busy the Southwest spit and back 10 the
sa ring place. The prizes commended o- were each OF
he value of si25 The First Glass Prize was won by
the sloop Una Of IS tun. Capt. L. NJ Rutherford, who
returned 10 the aartng point at O'Clock Following
Immediately behind her was the soop Ray o; % tuns,
Capt Ray The contest between these two yachts was
very close, and tho Ray, who sails msgnfcenty, was
only b>aien by aboustw min-tes and half The win
OF the Third Prize the soop Esperanec, of 20
tuns, Capt W. Ian don. The three winning yachts
bulk by Mr.. George Stcrs, OF America cele-
brty The Regatts did not tn excite much public
interest and but few peions present either the
departure or return of the yachts. Probably owing
the -xclus7eness Of the Club.
Tie only incident of int, resulting fatally.
After the Maria Commo iores bceti had rounded the
starting pon. on her IN, her ssern boat was about
being lowered for purpose and three got into
as hung upon the davs when of the ropes brcse
and they precpitsted into the water One OF them
chung the boat and another to the rope the third ere
was being carried away by the tide when he picked
up by chance boat and all OF then were gst safely ca
board the yacht again
To-day the feet will sail from Robins Recf round the
Lighship and back, for three prizco, each of 800
value.
THE NETWORK AID ST. THOMAS STEAMERS.
We perceive by card from Mr. Cunard that the
steamer Curlew which has hitherto piled between these
points has been withdrawn and thar the monthly line OF
Communication abandoned This has been the result of
what appeared 10 be insufficient demand for such ac
commodaon
In the face however of this discouracing fact, un
derstand that company is forming, toconslst OF some
NewYork and St Thomas merchants, vndor the patron
age of Mr.. RidgSay. a prominent and very capable
merchant of that leland for boat to take the place
of the Curlew. go
II they carry their plans into execution they viii prooa-
blv receive some aid from the Government bearers OF
West Indian mail eve fost'
STEAMSHIP FOR THE HAvrs LINE 49,
We understand that movement IL on foot TO Dui
steamship for the Havre line TO supply the place OF the
Humboldt which wrecked near Halifax some time
ago Among the principal subscribers TO the PROJECT are
the Ocean Steam Navigation Company Che propretors OF
the Hermann and WashIngton,l Captain Lines OF the
Washington Mortimer Livingston, Agent OF the Com
panv at New.York and VIM Iseln, Agent at Havre
The amount already subscribed sufficient TO secure this
addition TO the Havre line. Eve fosl'
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ppyrNNrx ct The t,PSSNtN WV NW'H w WV "'"'N w
rs,,saMeat. a.,
The Rssh public had hccn much exercised 10y haau'
,lsl rNn,,,n that touched The tnglShmGn m his Ton
ae,rst lcir his beer This wa Government prcPoeh
a. ucgs, The malt tan and IN toe second reading OF e
hl debate CHsuc3 energetic Than any that inc Was
hs~ VT given rise IT, Several hVuoiabie mcHler' de-.
noui<d the proposed surat NATION ot tho taN as ~
',sssSnce With Justice honesty II purpose AMI CONSIST
",ucy 81 pfiuciplc. Mt psema@nd expressed arm
n, ics,n hei the dcpr,ng the lvhccr OF bis beer Wa
.rr>S0ct,o ri NOM immortality than all cur roiormaioy
shclS ccud curcw Other member, gave won't TO ih'F
srRsnatioa In terms no, less strong Nut without eeot
toe hc hill was read second time 10y majority o. 5VS
S.snst lax Tie brewers seized The opportunity !, IMu
shir vccs some six shirss per barrel and the rr'sh
ypNlc have undisputcd possession ola ,Ce
SCAhnSns hiNtayc ia compound pccunaN N'"I ~
tsi,lrx in England at sNlcnCc pei, Whc u'c '''V
shc nsruhs have ruro az thseVponoe un'or ''"'"''
n,,sn The sSmc hrCw cries. ..,,;
n, letters n>Sn India via MaSSe,s, We have reps;-
,n,n nj the news acady received via trieste anu III adu'-
tn have cgts of de total loss ot the American vhp
,.cntal IN the CNih tchrunry, IN the RIVER Mh' Tor
N,esNo,k With nun cagN VI tea The oflentai was IN
he act N gnrsnS down The river whom she came IN con-
fact with SurAen rocks. ami before assistance couid DC
.rrnrrS ssak i ~ faihoms water Proposals had been
inside a. rsisc her hu; IL very unlikely that any such
s,tsYap. vcad he suvcSStl Capt Fletcher romaNs by
he wreck Commissioner Mclanc arrived AZ Hong Kong
81 18th MagVh.
The Russian squadron f.om Japan arrived a. Manila
nsrVh Isl aud sailed lith, destination not known.
Neshiur was said OF the Japan treaty.
At HONG kcrg the L. :. Scors forpcse and Nincennes
.erc hsrtor. steamer Queen at Canton, and snip Pym-
cU.h al shanghai.
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RUSSIA.

Letters from ST. Petersburg Of the 7th state 'na' inc
Gar is far from enjoying good health al the p'eSeh' 'N
ment. The Grand Duke Alexander Is hvhs ..i! ha;.
-, IL his brother ContantiDe is indefatigaole 10
.:..o.anc naval matters in the Baltic. A less amount
81 attention seems to be paid military affairs Just no"
s. psorsburc Perhaps the hereditary Prince is not per-
81, n.ed 10 ace his own inheritance jcopardsed ior
e iu,therspce of ambitious projects which are more par
,orarv connected with the future of his younger brother
~ We. believed that Gen Grunwald brought back una
.ccoun,. from Vienna, as important orders were
Immediately dispatched to the Dnnroc
The following decree published in the 81 r'''''''e
Irraiide Russo, is decidedly cool;
TO GENERAL osrESsAcxts; -, 4. ,,s, ortho.
A. ben ,hs inhabitants Of Odesss nn'ea M sueised
,niss were celebrating the death Of ne Don Of M holy
for the c,;n,s sssipst that City Of Ps:ee ssa
ns.s thai city whore al Europe 10 her
feupd open srsasIios The aeeh VI s'sAe'
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Richardson Brothers Il Co.'s Circular.

D., A,;oI LIVERPOOL. 5th No. 18Th, 1851
he W. sther highly favorable temperature bat rain
would he beneficial 0 the sIrng,own crops
Ifere la. teen good healthy nsnd for FLoVS ard INDIAN
COIN since isst. NJ the prices we then quoted q.
Our light and we expect them 10 eonn'e soio'
weeks 10 come. -. - coo 49, .. .A. ,.roa
Since he 18th on II SO as WHEAT 500 Egypanl 259 qs
CoRx 4.S qrs Oars MEAL 6 SACHS and - bb
fL0'h' ~" nA'' '''" 5ih No 18th, 1854
our morning had good attendance from various
The late disparity in the value between Wheat
firm. sud DOT disposed 10 sell
Of Is 70 n on the prices OF Iueaay al cog
qualities Of bite and Red the inquiry was on the ADVANCED
Iurh. large place FLOUR and all
GOOD qualities dereI and choice ONO iuy y Y DBL
Il h.ing realized for such and ct good Clearance was
OF he samples produced ioT sale -, =, -. ,,-,,.. s
Y Wh;,s offered a. ~ was s'''
OAfMrAL in better Ieques, and is p load desrer
fnreri. from sbiosd since day weetwheat $3.50 quarters
sCSl Indian CON 5S6 BIZ. and sSs sse. Jour Corr, lca
Tbs Gay euIrsncy for American Cereal.-whe WHtsI N s.
p III and 1871 FLouR-i, 400 Tor fniaarp
Baltimore Ohio Of fair qus.i westerns 81 70 f
N5,ss cossEwIte aud Yellow 90 AZ extra fine White
sThs market closed and the purchasers acted more
freely opening al realized for line of 'o" 'uPe
1oTIo,The market has in dull state throughout the week
and holders seller ~ priees IN 'of OF p1ys
sd' S 1 Mssns np are BALE. which spseasOn
ara The E1ror go leav.ns % 90 20 The trade
Al, %,Ihs to s.s s ss slowly A7s0 Baltimore
Ara 70 ~. Nh 49, and at 50 there buyers
TIowIn an and at The end Of l.si Ps
en,usd and 81 ''ed since then = more NS Oe'"
i0I ,USs reported his wsi principally "a con
smiS'l. s s. ND, Western Cure w.n
AZ lte s. TO sIrive; and these sales es'Ao'i'H ~
tisIee I S IN PoRx at 3D. 926 TO, French wthn ne
l,s, Ssy or two had more inquiry of DA9'S' ~ w.
middle. and IS for LONE free OF eese,
doing in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Barring Brother. 4. Co.'s Circular.

Pc, hsa LoSDoS. Friday. Nav ls. lS)i-5 7. W.
business has been tras.c.ed The ColOra and
during the week sugar aud Coffee dv
T. Cotton and ludiz0 du Money
dmGrd Ccnss leave OF 9sA The oE East India
Comrtny Bills hes te.n reduced IL Bengal and Nda. aud
The last West India packet brought -21lme '1
which the Iice fixed Bar Slserja American Eagles
700.
CooHsEA7 bags have been offered and about third sold
r@ious prices Honduras Silver 3iid4: Black idi D.
Mexican silver Si5d3s
Trinidad disposed OF from 50 ~ SO bags
Grspsdo brought full prices from - for pale 70 81 for good red
nd 20 st Lucin from 81 81 Tor sue red.
Cofsf.-Tee doing this week and auction
cssls sec barrels and Sc bags Plantation CeJ on sold AZ
bags good ordinary Native Ceylon only
and 80 Robins Mocha brought Sc 1915 The
following imports inst; compared with
those OF The period lnst year, viz:
l85}-INPoRTs-l85i. l3jj-sTocEs-lcji
Pors 600 70 600 0J1 60 100 100 ~
Great Brsn..... $4,000 93c0oo 8. $50 900 q 100 600 10