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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-12-01
! AGRICULT L U r A l..
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES

Mad, al the Fair and Cattle Saor 81 he
York Countu Agrieuiiurdi Society, held at
Biddeford October 4ih and 5th.
BULLS AND STEERS
The Committee on Bulls and Steers have
attended 10 that duty, and ask leave 10 re-
port =,
There we're two entries for two years old
Bulls. both made by Samuel Miliiken, OF
Saco. One OF them was Of the Devonshire,
Durham and Native Blood, medium size,
deep red, and well proportioned.
The Commiliee awarded the first pre-
m;nm of SIS 90
The other was Ashirc and native blood.
The Committee award the second pre-
MUM ot w
There was ba, one entry Of one year old
bulls, tha, was made by Alvan McRenney,
OF Saco. This bull was 1 year and 91l
months old, Of Devonshire, Durham and
Native blood -ot deep red color, large
size, and very superior animal,
The Committee award 10 Mr.. Ncken'
ney the frs, premium Of w
There were four pairs Of year old steers
entered for premium.
The Committee award the iirs, pre-
MUM Of w
Mr.. McKenney's steers were twins, ol
Devoashire, Durham and Native blood, all
red eir,h 61s feet, and very superior pair
OF cattle. af fs
we award 10 Oliver Emmons OF Ken.
nebunkpOrt, the second premium Of 90
Mr.. Emmons' steers were probably Ma
live blood, OF deep red color, well matched,
and cir, about feet.
We award TO Joseph Staples, Of Bid
deford, the third premium OF 90
Mr.. Staples steer. were Native breed,
one red, and the other rcd and white, Sirth
q feet.
There was one other pair Of three years
old steers, entered by John Milliken, Of
Buxton, but one Of them having been raised
out Of the county, according 10 the rules Of
the Society, were no, entitled too premium
They were very handsome Pair OF s'ocr''
and would have been entitled 10 tho second
premium IL they had both been raised with
in the county. They gifted 6's fee'.
We recommend 10 Mr. Milliken a gra'
tuiiy Of oo
There were two pairs Of steers . years
old, entered for premium.
We award TO Simon Meserve, OF Day.
ton, the first ptemirm Of 90
The second premium 10 Silas Ladj,
of Saco, OF , 90
There were pairs Of ycarliug steers Of.
fercd for pemium, ono pair were Of
cred BY VIM. joe, Of Saco, and
We award the first premium OF 90
Mr.. Jose's steers were Native breed, all
red, and very handsome, large, measuring
Zee, and 5 inches, aud were under better
discipline than many old oxen.
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AsEcDoTE oP MAJOR BEs Russell
Why il is that mankind-and more patio
nlarly womankind--dcsire 10 conceal lhci
ages. is a problem which has never ye
been solved. Speaking OF this low day,
since, a gent cman relaie,l, in coursc o
conversation, The following aDecdo'e:
Major bon. Russell and BepJaInin pp1'
sey, Esq, met in a baIbefs shop 'o""'''
The close Of their lives. ..,, 80, ,,
..Ah! how do you do, Old Den husSo"'
said Mr.. Bussey. ~
like ,hai.--cspecially from you, who are
abon, my agc''-which was truth. bgti
..Upon my word" replied Mr.. Busscy,
.'you'Ic my senior by ten years.' 1r;l.
'HOh no. replied Russell, who aileI .
mcmen's thought, US il seeking ,fOI ,esi,
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FIRr KiNDlrRs. We have seen an article
made from the following receipt, tried and
pronounced excellent for kindling wood fires,
Il is oflittlc use where coal is uscd-at least,
we have never been able to I" make it work ="
without the usual amount Of wood kindling /;
Take quart of tar and three pounds OF ros-
in, melt them, bring TO cooling tempera'
turc, mix with Us much saw dust, with a
little charcoal added, as can be worked in
spread out while hot upon a board when
cold, break up into Jumps Of the size oil :,
large hickory nut. and you have, at small
expense. kindling material enough for ono
year. They will easily ignite from ma'ch'
and burn with a strong blaze, long enough
TO start any wood that is ct to burn. Try
liz.
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"SwEET ARE THE USES OF ADVERSELY. -
The Mobile Regisier-well known rs a
leading, influential Democratic Journal
in lis ssne Of the 2slh uli, has tho following
remarks, which many Of lis co,cmporarics
will do well 10 read and rellec, over. How
ever, a very percep'ible change in the tone
OF many Democratic organs has been per
cepllble since The recent elections. Whelh.
er they consider .'ihe uses of adversely
sweet, we are not prepared 10 say. A
goodly portion OF them make wry faces.
as though the doses were very bitter.
Second Thoughts. We are glad 10 see
that some OF our Democratic brethren Of The
press, are arriving at The conclusion, through
The instructive road Of adversely, that there
has been lack Of wisdom in The violence
OF their opposition 10 the now Society OF
"Know Noiliings." I, was mistake 10
Jump 10 tho has,y conclusion lha, Know
Noihnsism was bu, new phrase of the
old Federal party, and 10 DO attacked a Toui.
rance, and on the instant, under lis new
alias. II was The resul, Of this blind haste,
that our brethren did not SEQ that many
Democrats warmly participated in the sen.
iiment ei Amcricanism, which are elcmen.
tai in this new organization. Itwou!d have
been better 10 have waited TO soc ilihis n sw
party would expound and maintain po.
litical creed adverse 10 that the Repubi-
can party Of The United Siales. We cally
apprchended thai The effect would be 10 de.
icrmine The hostile position Of the society 10
The Democratic party. And while the 30.
cieiy had ascribel 10 them, with wha, Jus.
lice we know noi,) certain ieuois to whicli
we could not subscribe. va were unable 10
perceive The wisdom Of borrowing trouble, y
for The Democracy, by making enemies oI
The Know No'hings, We think now thai
a reaction has commenced, aud jus,cl
and wiser tone OF fcciing is beginning to
prevail.
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We award Edmund Coffin, on year.

We award Edmund Coffin, on year
ling steers, the second premium OF 90
There was one pair Of steer calves shown
US by Samuel Millikcn, Of Saco, .pnd there
no, being any premium offered, we recon-
mend gra,ui,y of 81 90.
JOHN NJ. GOODWIN,
JOHN ELDEN, Committee.
LAWRENCE JORDAN,
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.sked, 4wha, is the. ii;s. thing you .reool.

,'sThe FIRST ,binsl rccolleci.r replied Mr..
Bussey, "was hearing peaple talk about old
yAen Russell"-Safuniay Erening Ga.
Hetie. ,i st ha i
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
Disasters.

sHIF PHALToN srooler Bosga from Liverpool. reports On
b, l7th ut y. Jon. j W hove with head 20 T. =
" Tile fore and
lev Just shove the cap ieayy s,ruck the bow'pnt
fer e. ia otter damage; ls;h th gale very NV
ana trtueuiou unnz which boarded abaft the fore
ber sccdns sails yars and other ae sfA ihe Eae
conaued sbaenlen unit 18Th A 81 when the wind
etsnEsd 20 y and DstnE r gaze barometer 'ans'd
sHIF Northrup. which sailed from Caso Feb 49,
Hampton Road put back from lst % = on s w and A.
lived Al tall.o March y, in ssky eoadtiJn
LiSDEN hs port wh h hOnzht 70 he the vessel
B,sE y LAVErNcE Kuubel which pu Charleston as
distress the I'm hCsueo kevs Gu'f Of Mexico
r BAn.!e With su-lo nss been paired and Cd ID ns iof
seas FsaSois HarLETr Gsrdnsr from Neu.Yors
Pm, J-ib sd leday ..artsd ~lh the hope Of reaching
New Bedford night ihe wind blowing heavily she
% ttou occcs he srnk in eight aAos
of waer tsisn OF by from Dumpin Ligh
sLd sysd y becod IN ns' aaVLs saved no.aas el ne
ScHs BowDireH lof Bsnrorl Lavry from savannah which
Portland discovered ~ te hight of th.
Tie maze AID boy wer; asleep a. the time IA me cabin
ard sry scapea wh their ys saving nong b.. one rusI Of
sged pan entirely b1rnsd sway The sss and
rs saved OF the me deck load only had ben
The autdued BY he assistance u three engines from Port,
Sc ashore In the srl sustained damage She
tiequsuiy sot of sad .Asd md cn TIE sH a, W" IL aocN
schs .AEcAEEr Any where from or bound s.s.ed
Lewes Del tth undeI zC-g npa GEinz sgt rail and
ued cher dssse during heavy q1 rom y W On ne even
ScHE MAY IAErLLA . Ch.risso 5b repo ou she 18th al
- e south Ct Curser i-e arge SIP i'h panied Prs
shoe os he teseh -hs lad sPPenty oy been Eese 'ai
sIr.NrE slEAr lca sHzih,, while going hsr whaf At
Wumrsou y c 9Th inst ITO BY bds Maria r Wilder,
1 1.snes s.s,. &c Tie asd pis,issy s Il; bri
>TEAHEE 50 NICHOLAS PhLadepha Oh Inst FePofs schf
C
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

The Pi,tsburg Bank, and the Exchange Baak al Pitts
burg have made soni-annual dividends Of cent. each
and the Merchants ana Mapuae;urers Bank sem-annaa
dividend Of y cent.
The Central Railroad of Ohio is now within fifty niles
of The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad This has been oeea
stoned by lie recen, extension OF the road from GAINESVILLE
TO Cambridge eightyve miles The Baltimore and ohio
Railroad viii in the course OF this year be N full eonnan
cation with the railway system o. west
The bankers OF Milwaukee have concluded 70 REUSE the
the reception Of the bills of the Erie and Kalamazoo Ra
road Bank a. Ai.a;n Michigan also, the ohIs o. me
Merchants Bank. Mason, Georgia ard 'hs Farmers JONI
stock Bank Of Toronto Canada For some months pSs'
the s,s.e Of Wisconsin and the northern part OF limos
have been flooded with The above bis which are aeo"
par. ,... ~.
Nine Bank Charters peoned for tie as' SESSION oi
the Legislature of Rhode Island, and laid over
the Constitution. were granted
The PelceaS Record furnishes the following statistics oi
some Il the Wes.ern Railroads:
The following tables have prepared rem al The r.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
Hudson River Market Boats.
Fright Lbtof Cattle and Farm Products ge'eSaRy
Reported exclusively or The New York Daily Tribun

Retord exclusively foT The New. York Daily Tribune.
Cant W L. Jansen Of he barge ewblgh from Newblrgh
ved az lie wharf NaTTeLst. Tuesday May 1851 reports
he fo wing articles BY the trip. viz 8 Boeye Mix Cow ~
Veal Calves 10 sheep Lambs Horses 75 Veal 30
do Pork Fowls Turkeys Goose 80 bbs Eggs 20 tubs Butter
averag.ul g. It's. lctt bush Com. r,,-,
Cant Waller Brett of barge ndcperdcuce from t.hAl
arriving wharf of Muayst Iuesday MAY s
sff r,uos The following articles by ihe Trip VIZ Mk co"-
NehlCves Swine Horse. ffk loo Ds dsed
Foutr, y Fowls 10 bb Egg 81 tubs Bur ayefssns
s Leather tds Paper, bales Goods II oeds Furniture
scam r. CINE a Machinery head Mueso DDS scrap ii0h
kinq of the barge Columbia from Hudson, arriving -
tsrt ,oof OF Aisou-s Tueday Nay y, 1891, reports ihe 0
hy yz; Mia Cows ~ ca afe ~
Horses. carcasee Mutton 40 toiA -
- tbs Fsss bales liay, 81 do straw -
% ns ~ ibis 1000 PaPtr . Ia es Goods IA
lds q empty Bbls 81 bxs scythc khes = DOS Esss
mbcn,s ia Ale. loads Furniture. - bsz.s F-sh
s.5 i5lbs - Bedssaas - Dbs Cue, y
dozen ShlkeTs BToon4s = DO Hofs
1,rf Is. I'd Mink from Newburh arrved a.
IN, brr foo. az Tueday Hais reror-s Beeves
MIA Cow Veal Ca4ve - sAe'p ad Lambs - Horses 90
carcsssts Fork ~ Fowls 10 hhs Esss 80 aos Butter ayesns
s ~ bbis DO Poatocs oa Leather 90 sts d.
~ DO ~ hales Goods LihcEarh Pres - bids Chair Staf
t.,,s 10 cases Care; Bsfs. bills Lime.
Ctf g. L. Rnkthld O Lc barge Exchange from Poughkeep
,ie suvsd wharf OF Murayst Iusay
tos Nk Cows, 40 Yea Casts sheep sud Lambs
Iowis ibis 90 tubs Bn'er
8 80 tses buck. Gram, 1 DO Corn, ~ d.
Oa 30 tas Corn Neal ~ Vegetable , do Poistoes do
ArTes bie Goods t. Caris-s osd Furniture Cast
ire huns Ul4s Frovous 100 half do c<ae Crocksry
a >islds 81 tt IS. Dye Woods g. sa-ki d.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

"a y.sre ~ E,... e. .h fS' 4 5 IA 'it A.,faee 81
&c ss1s, 90 ~ Ia. HAYDEN Coon Bame9 ~
ga &C. '.s IS ~ iir SsfiSe-a NoFa 81 b ~ Nt 80
.A Chg, O. .S.s e. so Sc cees9. Gs.s;S9s ~
Na-qrssu &c vA i 50 tsfIs.s 49, - ,,i 50 sp; i5 ba.s
b ~ Tv,1 Ia a. :. Sip Ers.rah yasssI }. . b y
", \ : - so VI; eark ssEa4 sesa VAL y .
e. o. - ri. f,.-o. Frowa. ,-'ssi Bark Dslsyae
n, i.-su Ses. III sAp NsprrHe Asa' :. :; ;fS,s 80
ses: sih shp Csi.s, BassT. \ b eTs'-si - -. W.Sr s.
a. ~ S--s Isrk Kibon L do 2ssh '4p Hsefsa, S
oshss Md DIP Esal Peoa te & s'a 'ep sS,. SS
- n,-csh do, isiS ZIP RsFehe Agsrn Bremen. %
ss Ns,ls & ISsss sssa ssss Wan cruise "a Heroine Hemp
Hitoiir Jan = .lirs Richard Nsshel Ds'' Nan Sssffs,, s
'as d.v,' isS NsiTssi Bray SswBSied 81 mouths; lsh
e. e. oss. @ .sS kS.s. Dsr Do Is usaih. La,
Hex, simmer NswLcada. . mouths Rarasei W Ns: ;;s %
eet.ss Srsen ysT Bsdss!d s. snls $ Ere J,io.ys,a
: h months ~ 81 esis nsa ~ N.lsa : ~ nssbs -
81 bsik 6A Anderson \ b months. sag Arnold Had
H,toHoa chd. Fsas.h asnss oe o.
smouths out go P y ss shsh FsSs saip Win''s 80 NJ
Az y l. i hs; James M,ury wheeaes B y months
IS ssrk Harmony BIowHson L seer FraSs in ESa75'na
Charlie Mantet eo = Do anes' .irn-'el so
Do g tei CcnlE tlsheT a9 2 !. e NJ A.,a' - 0g,s
hLIIMSi1Arr. J.nasfy 5 ships M.rsuso Deyel y B Fes
p. Nant - sperm 50 whsle; 25h Frsach ship L. Tour IN
Pin Revaon IS suerm 18th ship Broos ssn Bunsws
Butler Dart 90 spem: March 2 b,s Afed Tyler Ripley .Gn
buisb months oat oh, ships Csnada " sd y D. =
Mary Mschaut months; lii Phoenix Pend sion y y sl
Nigr v r. lsa sperm. 100 whsiei Ne~ar<
ston whale; bark Cherosee smith y b sh ship uoed ne
rarn Wing y b IS sperm; ltl, ship Congress a talfwY
b IS uonths loo whas ifih Ns'es'e Perc'a b g 1os
18th exander Ryan. v b. - doi NewbuEvpor Tsnda so
g months lcc sPrm; Milo Sowle \ b. 81 mouths y Pefr NO
lsn Cuiuiskev y B. = uiolhs speun l6h fee tcNer
b. - mcrhs sperm. bark Belle. Boden = H. ~ uien ~ ~
ueln. ship Wui Wit Ashley r. 81 spea; Mary saver Nant
Il 90. Tor Rogers IL months 200 SPERM Nassau hara
y B mouths sperm Muervs, Pease. y t. months -
.rerrn Benz Rush Hctchsss, Warren -. NJ,
"a Feb shin Narengo Dcvcll Y 4. cruise; Ath Richard
Michel d, rer Nantz March EL ship L. Tour dn Pm r.
yaion do Brookne, ssson. doj ah BrlnsS bie' "A'-
month. de-. 18th. halk Cherokee. smith y b do. , .
TAHITI-Ss.cd Feb 5. ship Irron. Dorwin, y d ' nom
wi MI, rsrso OF and bone; 10 Wsyery kep-on y Is h''
homo. IS h Contest New-lork with OF and bone ~
N.-rh .hrs Geo Wa.huston Edwaus Y y Benz lacs s'F
Ssras \ o. Hero McCeave Nsnt The hen Tucker "Ii,S
reef injured her bottoms ne was coIto' % P'- N' A
disfharre csrso tnd heave down 70 repair o. ~
sro.fn March 0. side Of Owyhee, sup "a Lopez. OF NA
rrst o cruise time. bsk Nifg' OF Ne" bed'f on
Sresen March lat y lon ll2 bark Louisa Fsed of New
b to noltl and llst from San Carlos with ~ DOS sperm
Oh . - ,. .-,tt. rt.f. ~ ~
Bedfc.d. u crui'e. clean -, 49,
Sur ne ship ot New Bedford months out 10" ob 3
sVefu.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
MARINE JOURN4L.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.
Cleared.

sssnshr- warrior. Baoek Havana aad Mobile, Lvius
= Ccchs 4 GO.
g. Aaf.es T. v sldws; Nm Iapscos Bell pool y"
Tarfcct Arc,c Liverpool Lerega Cos Jas I'd
Bsrke Frsrcsco Nssmh sou tourser Berry Ben
MA C7 Coz Jos Holmes Aeeher New Orleans g. l. DilcAl
P,rss-Penaru Wheeler Hong Kong. A. A Law Bro; Elise
Ii.gr B-rhr Han bug y Wce lncr Pactc. Brown,
Irn Cuta SuEe. Coz Name Perkins Noble Esse Hazard
Roman dridge. son ufsteT - -
B- Hsffv Glcrces-er r. Barclay Livilsron Cleaner tBr)
Ctav Turss ls.alis A. Boonhei Harp Camden Baltimore
J. 2 0sl.rk Co.. ,,-. O., ,
pv-u ~ Cd Falkland Islands Greenway CO. sarah Elizabeth.
smith rss.er. Seb-nsks Ronne Richmond John
Margaret Am. Dickinson. Newark, b@nl Bros
Clifford. Baltimore. T. ' Co.; Mars Green
Pt sdert J. y burr Delaware. CLARK, Phladelpha sand
iofd Line.
Sorrs-rnc W Parker Dunbar Fail River 7 NcIrtcli En-
u~ Ttro Wsr.hsm D. Murray: Pointer Fowler Providence
m. ster: In pcsor Chapman New Haven. j. H. Haveus.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10

RI, wager. ". D, y--aHs; rsss;-a h,,,..,l }
- .t.i - So. az ad7 q II Bcgs J., H.sr-n.r iVck
So, Co-s Er7r,sl , y. - " C. wal.cs NJ c 4
C,srr . T. Nee lEar. % a Co.'S EHFl.si J. < NAlacs
f,f- W-.--f .lI.. e. &c. ca, Va 'ei
al L Cra' ts " -t-s Jlhn DCe-, Jr. 4 % ks = 9
Prs-- : 3 -.-E WlrE1 ~ Wan F. P L-F ]
Me- = Irr-rfc- CsT c 2 iuTlcs, laay sn 'a; y -
T-r,r slsr IL wrhlr-irrf Rev U. l. Gleue -l1 lity Ms
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u 80 srd sag Ms Wtzgh sld dsasa-sr William Llsr
,rd 4T Js cr Lusi ~ Cta,k "a adv J. Esof ssd adv; "
30 N-s Irn DrrEen srd Children M " = >lnk J.
Pr - D Ripley J. " WheeieF, John Psrte I Ar-ey
- y "a Paen. Cox e. Ql-, J. Pehri-. & n --epEss
a. n G ~ sh sud lsay g. n. Jessrsou wu " Fucn. W
Grant D. C.rsszf VIZ. ha.heF n. { Dexter J " Rea1y
a Tfe-.ss G 4 Rauler 2 ~. Mems. J. < Peters. 2
PsIi,rs O. L sreI1s l. ? Wsls z Area { D Eli3t,. 7
Il af-- Gacteu. 2 Cce. : " l-lll. 4 I Hyde. O. 7
Rr,I W. Knley 81. PssE and - J God.has g'esA1y
H.-rrhreE J. Jones. VA Jcuss J. Sauzlers. z 4 Tod W
Srvre o. Mead Cslv1ess. J. Pcpcloe L g. lay o.
2 v.dfn-v L Gfrcr " R1sseI and lliT J. rs bar. j
r5f I'm E ,dv sri servant A Rogers. J. Dcnoyen and
lsf- II Rfrretf l. L-coin. Eiy and A C. sT Lee
~ uu oods BAILEY z stewart J. King 4 King Dr. / ?.
:, ef L e. dyn ESQ A VI aklsy. la1y ed " B. 0aG-
Nrlsu & B-rfbrrv. D Neul. T. LecuiEd, Ilos Coz
roy L C.nsuish r Ms1u. T csol D Smith PTss,oa. J.
Dszn P T4he Geo >sundcis. and - s-eerase
z. I-e ne,f fz Ns<r.ls-Gsorse G5est, A Pl-ry, J.
B.rfna. + RcAzfcs
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MINING BOAsO
ssIes OF stocks at PhiiadeI Iphia-TUEsDAY, May Q.

Reported for The n Y. Tribune by Fry Thomas . so,
g B05d-R 40 Lehlgh g. 10 g. ~ 90 Spring Gaden bs i<
.days sa do 80 M $1,000 Penn Be- @ s ~ 900 p 90 40 S s
3dfO TlsIr.lurg r. 6s. '53 b. 81: 1900 CITY H. X ~y
$3.50 s e8 $40 Cy Gs 6s al lls Penn 4 n a I' d
n C4 Morris Canal Pref 81 - DO - " ~
Inng nd n rs M 200 do cash ~ 100 Morris Caa cash -
80 DO ~ go Radinc r. r. cash 87 % do 5 100 do s'w ~
r. 57i 100 Union Canal b5 ~ ~
ecbuy Nav Pref 5i; Bank Of Kentucky lV
Mech oor; Penn in lots. 2l Mauu ana
Mech Bank ~. ,co
0yds0 Long Island II; 100 Morris Canal cnhll Nv
Resding HH.. rs, 37k.
l9; Penn RR, 46li d Long Island Rt, l3l 20 Gad Bank
n Eea,d-4 COO Reading RR Mort Gs 'i3 cash a6i 1880
City HR Cs, 81, 98t 49, -, ~,
(osirg Prizes q g. 49, 123 bid l2 sod do, o. lS pa
1884 ,bcd Peunyyana &c. 66i bid 81 hkcd Reading Railroad 0t
bid 81! asked do Bonds 'o a Did, ~ asked 90 MOL psi az
bid la nsked; Railroad int off, 4 bid - Aea
Mos Canal Il bid l4 sskcd schuyk Nav G., g. ~ 6d IN
,,kd, do Stock bid 2i eskd. do Preferred 81 BID 5t
ssked Long Island l5h bid II asked kicksbur bd t ,kea
ad Bsnk bid ri nkcd Logh Zinc Il bid 4 asAedi Unioh
l,lal I21 hid Ia asked. STEADY.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-10
nomesflc pOIIs

BNTIMoRE May AR shp Adophue, lBr,ml hisman'
Bru,r. bark Ncdens RYDER Boston; shL Mary hawes Young
Poftsrd. schr Der'ng Dawson foyencc; schr Richard
Rord,n Baker Fail RvtE Cid 9Th steamship r1tcn heo<s
lcou, Haveua big Eo.dpAre JeNe't
y kcssuh. Allen Bos brig Enchtn
Putr.u. Johns y p chr Josep hingani NeT-
Richmond. Wa'is Porf " ria jam fl Ions tafk
T. Boston: schl Covl Smith Nscaset va Middle River
sirs George Creek. Powell N-v 1erA
dcrit Morev Boston, ch-s Alice Move Pike tsstnas a. y
Nuir .Nely Nevlorsi Wm Bacon, Hulse. IL l''gaph
do Elizabeth Eleanor. Pie son DO. a. Heauislp HeeiS
Terry. New York; sclr Arctic Lehthirn Nassau -
A1ea Pine, Bo.teu Charm, Berry do jane 4 Patterson 0
Ros'Ou. o..
BOsTON-tu Mav g. shps Phae-ou. Spoone' Liverpool Cen
too, Rourdv. shanghai via Naw-lork brig Nlfsafei
fBrl Grove Maitland; Mount savage, toNe
Ga hips star Of Emro Brown. LNeIooli Diueo o haa r
NtdCa. Brown. Nassau. y Z banks Musklngln uc ctey
Edwin Hatch Ma,srras, Young Tgs lnyor = $50
b. .osd for GOucsser F.; Jane p. Williams hsssnn N'NN
'elns. Sesh Ak.ns IN aiephia tss Nuo1 InN +,
G,ssoVi Ncksron Nickesou bslotei isI, tJn
smith Cow,l Phladclpha Also I'D brig fauina ,1.
rehsu Havana SD .hrs Rubcon, Forest state 'nSt 81 ~
hf.s Nu,ys Plov'dt uza. L. T. snow, Candnee SIu shin
p5ne V.'ors. sch A DeveeuN :. Leonard Gszeie ShP
Frsuccuia aud bark Rluble sailed on Saturday sup N0 ~
Friday ,-. cr.d1,,, Huds,n " Y
RtSGOR-Arr Nsv 5 schr T. low smith New1orA' Mayo
.chr silver lC.d Bowdrn, Now-f -fors. =, ~ NJ vi. ch
r.me.r Pearel GedrsetowD; 5h, brig NcVs McSego IN a.
"a ami ID Alesan Ludwig Philadelphia MAY Constuiion
toyc New-Yors LyguTa, Prry, Newioi "AIams Coombe'
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Philadelphia Markets. .TrrsDAr. May 70.

Tie NcrTCN Iac-ise ard ablf
zane tLoyLKsELD quiet. b small 80 q tusat-
FLctE-1he -hi hoee rh-r demands bat
tk srset farther sales 1hCst -e hb Inr
e. IS iueua.Ls fancy band - 1ldad brands he'd
a. = limited a-c The trlor
nodfy he above rates RYE FLooE and tosS A-L sfe
hut i!e inquired he'd previous prices WHEAT
tyt thaui irh -uc Red br1u III and l) tish
mixed - s. Nh-r q held ~ - a. = tsi-s 11Es
naGe OATS ruer anc 90 trsh pnme Sogt-srs
IS RYE and her sal- Of P,unsylr-na
rored IS In GzocEEIEs fers much ccns; s1o-:
Rio Coffee sold II t and 10 nkds NsOesn
sugar 4.Q = Tie PKovso> mNrsst rlth-r
Mes Ps sells wanted e. 81 ; E t1 -4ee Meas and
Esro demand shout 5 css sod previous
,nes oi Lard shout bbs ed "a efi cents Bl-is-
wanted full NHsSS fe-. With 81 = ceaf e.
~ I'D ; eeIfs for liz.