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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08

We notice that bill has already been introduced
in the Senate for railroad connection between
Greensboro and Danyle. We have no idea that il
will pass al this session, but the action upon ii will
show the present strength of the project
uniform Railroad guage in this State, as propos
ed by Mr.. Thomas of Jackson, is out of the ques
ton, in regard to those hereafter to be built
1t is presumabe tina, future lines built South of the
Cape Fear will connect with the Manchester Road
which has different guage from the other railroads
of the State. Al any rate that road has Il right tc
build branches, which will, of course be built on its
own guage. Mr.. Steele of Richmond has already
introduced bill to incorporate the Wilmington ant
Charlotte R. R. Company, of course with the same
guage as the Manchester Railroad.
The question of Temperance will not create much
division. The existing license laws may be revised
but nothing radical attempted.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08
United States Congress-.

WASHINGTON, Dec 4-Both Houses of Congress
organized at noon to-day. Mr.. Cass was ap-
pointed president of the Senate protem Mr. Atchison
having sent letter resigning the presidency, and
saying that he would no, be able to reach Washing
ton till the middle OF December
In the House of Representatives, Mr. Ingersoll of.
fered resolution requesting the President TO furnish
information touching the refusal OF France to permit
Mr. Soule to pass through On his way to Madrid
The resolution was laid over.
After some other uniuportan, business the House
adjourned
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08

THREE FIRES IN NEwBERN.--The Newbern IN
c. Journal gives accounts of three Fires in that
town. On Monday last, about o'clock, P. NJ, the
Furniture, Saddle and Harness Stores, Carriage
House and Stables, on Middle street. belonging tc
the Messrs. Di5ble, were entirely consumed. Con
tents mostly saved. Loss estimated al about 81 500
On the next day, (Tuesday,) the roof of the hous.
occupied by Mr.. J. D. Beale, and also the house ad
joining, discovered to be On fire, but it was ex
iuguished: but little damage sustained The Jour
nal says that these fires are believed be the work
of iaeendjaries, negro woman and boy have been
arrested aud confined in jail. on suspicion of being
the guilty parties.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08
TIE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
V1I.MINGTOy. n. c.. FRIDAY, DEC. ., 1854.

CoRREcr1oN.-In one of the Court advertisements
from Duplin county. the first page of this paper
the name of James Smith appears where it should
Toocc Smith
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08
Official Vote for Governor.

The Standard Of the 9th inst, says:-The official
lion ascertained by the joint committee and an.
nounced in the House of Commons in III epresence OF
the members of both Houses, on Saturday last is as
follows:
For Thomas Bragg. 487O5
For Alfred Dockery, ,644
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08

Observation-Disclosures Baker, who was to have
been hung here yesterday was respited by the Gov
ernor until Friday, the Goth December A petition,
numerousy signed went from this place for pardon.
North Carolinian End inst
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08
Dreadful snow storm In New Ysrk

NV YORK, Dec. "A great snow storm is raging
throughout the Western part of New York Ii is ter
rifle on the Hudson and several boats said to
have been sunk.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08
The Wilmington and Charlotte r. r.

We have been somewhat surprised to learn that
the above project is viewed with suspicion by some
of the friends of the North Carolina Central R. r.,
from fear that it would come in competition with
that work, and thus tend in at least, to
depreciae the value of the individual and State Stock
therein
We cannot but regard these fears utterly ground
less, and entertained without sufficient examination
of the matter, which we think would tend to dissi.
pate them entirely. In the frs. place the proposed
Road is not designed to tap the Central Road at any
point along it's line. 1t is intended merely to connect
with it at endat point too, from which no pro-
duce now goes the Central road for shipment or
sale at any seaboard market. All produce now ar
irving at Charlotte goes over the Charlotte and
South Carolina road to Charleston and it is with that
Road alone that the Wilmington Road could come
into competition. That it would a large
portion of North Carolina trade to North Caro-
lima Markets, is an item not to be overlooked in
the consideration. With this road we can. compete
for the rich trade of section of our own State which
goes and must continue go to Charleston under
existing arrangements and in entering this field of
competition we will no, take pound of produce
from the Cars or dollar of revenue from the Treasu-
ry of any existing North Carolina work.
COLD WEATHER.-lsn't it cold Not much chance
for Yellow Fever such weather as this nor for the
trees having second budding and leaving like they
had in Charleston this fall after they had been strip
ped by the storm,
By the way. talking of second Springs, MIR. Bun
ting Clerk Of the County Court showed US some
days ago pear of full size and apparently fully de-
veoped in every respect being one of over four hun
dred composing the second crop of tree belonging
to Mr.. Groom of Long Creek District, in this coun-
ty. The first crop we believe had been large one
The same tree bore two crops last year.
TALL They sag that new bass vol ha.
just been finished in Germany which is so large thai
it takes two horses to draw the bow and one stroke
| makes sound that vibrstes for six veeks
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08
Later from Havana.

New ORLEANS, December 1.-The Steam 81
Cahaarba has arrived at this port from New Yo
pia Havana. She has, however, brought no inte
genee of any interest. She left Havana on the
instant.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-12-08

TALL MusIc.-They say that new bass viol has
just been finished in Germany which is so large thai
it takes two horses to draw the bow and one stroke
makes sound that vibrates for six weekS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
Disasters. Ar.

sHP Cha, HuNBEsrsoS sbore Dund1m Bay and reported
IN the Ersh psers bls and the ebblns howlaz
her stated IN letter dated 18th from underx riter.
ssent o ifey be OF arrived Liverpool
with forty tuns Of her less damaged
toIty-eishi boxes copper, re- mander dry go5os
sHH toLcHis az hatsx IS stated IN elezraphc dispatch
theuee dated 18th u have hsd her leak Stopped she
hshtened thirteen feet Her pairs progressing quickly
sHlP NORTH srAE iem Liverpool via QgeensoTn New
fors arrived So Thomas l2th u With Ices
uizen olsal ynds sails and quantity
used Sc ten pcTaIy r1tder The vessel tight
sHIF stvEsS Waite from NewYork for Ffancsco
BY auction AZ St Thomas lh Tx $1,000
four IS per barrel Lumber e. els shs 81 50 per bundle hams
81 per tarrei chairs and furniture all round
b.RH sAkAGosA a. phs seth u from New Orleans
REPORTS hsvs come into the CaPes I'D u sa the night Of
te While anchor the Brown parted cable lost anchor and
1iy iathons chain driven aud gain
tie 18Th
BASK May, Br Scott from Liverpool Boto1 with salt
oureeEed 10 date given having struck Geld Of ice The
crew tooE 70 the tosts and arrived 81 JehHs peviol
I'd u a. rOst bitten and desd had bee days 10 their
bos,s
B.RE GOLDEN ACE 'of Southport Conn stro11 from C.ao
for United States into Bahia 18th Feb esky
cargo Of zusro a. lss
bARg LuCLLs De.r for sgu.a rrt in.o Re-
re!ro FEB IN distress Bark Suwarrow from VI
for Nortevideo which pu IL Jan q disles
BAsK GlsaA G BotOn Tou Ma,anEs during gale from : =
n Ut in South Chanel spill. s.L and lo part Of
Ssc, losd Of nollsses ~ F''' ~
HUDSON fou Searsport and rom
Bueksyne put into Charleston 18th lls. esky
PARSONS Smith Of Gloucester Boston
vert sahore Friday Chese Beach Tchs
TsyloI tad gore &c t:f A'ssisuse
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w. VI. Browns Hide Circular.


;,,. ~ Hide, no tie c. the month end ave
extent smoustnf o' r orsi.. d; . .s1 s
Buencs Ayre, e. CLst.soosA PsaB sad Della. n ~
GsuGe ei's the ss,o q ne ..'2 sns1a =. snssn
Fiy5g Coad Hrinet IS 81! Porte Ceeo e1 z fasss
e Ssrv Csse Sc IS s.yenRa Hoisto eas Olive Brlacd
Queen toI. al 10 Sr,e4eS ~ A ioo ~ 500 I'd
dia snd teniel Anereln M ,b ir5o,t. -oIetsi,e IA
s-e Southern 10 .o1s snd . o75 deslf pureh.'ss ehay
E sit2 T s.i vts the imports show sus as m s
,stus; 5- b il enth est year erease ~ 70 .ns 1 h
the months there lcreee 81 f'6'3 owe. IRE
eoIresPosdns mouths N isst yesf shown below
l7ses ids II cosss cliey % Baano' loo
ise Afer s. them and Western asr parcels
DsY HDEou market opened ms mont Eey da aaa a.
th eonaud 20 prevail mil the last i' GAYS o. me
fessn to be ns9ec w confidence snd denand better
Which being s:esdd 70 BY pure & fA ao' os
viii OF clo.iue prices Of last month TO De so1'ed
PoTto 70 Within ic p and other sor. lie poporol
tG a so5 5i1 cdmspd y the q19isn The e, his
comprise az Bueno AyTes Of iron 10 ~ syeray At -
tie tsfsnee ion he dock At q II l5s8 Poro c.beIo A.
ie f5 looked ard l5aiac ID for open As quality 10 rs
Msrscso l7Qst- dry aud 10 &c fer drysttsd II i
tI , Isp 10 NJ acs ye1 cra2 West nd.
isb t. al srs tn s, hsya been 70 Aye,
c $50 sosuru ic and - ternam'uco ifon L'aa'n
sIrsO lDs,-P so included u ,ta,s1;1; Of iTPorts
2513 California 49, = a,9ic = Ihoms, % % a. %
f2tc 5i2 Iincs rom Para ~ ID 81 tc
Incis and l8j southern a. 10 1t 8c v ID ne
sane TEXTURES prevailed In the marie! Throughout TIE 3ntn 10Y
this class Of III ssGs for trT 90. -.,.-, .-..
Ares Of ch cold FL - - 81 esch tle boee
"A bales and 70 chequss Ruen Ayes ssd NJ bhes
much reduced ''rf au1 light lnporti
ire sis have been all 5000 70 RIO Gaufe mixed At ljlc
and % ors al 80 The market closes yery hrm' With good
denard the nauu'sctureIs 1890,
Imports Of this month comprise bales C1ra
GOA and RIO sandwich Island and 90 vera CEnL tue
Two latter parcels DOT yet on the market The sales dunns
c .c for beav, bses Psyets 27.c 3 otns
market clos ne h little inquiry icm the trade excepting or
/ heavy skins -- -.
DEER sgxs-The hish prces which have presalef the pas
oufb cheek the d. nand from uante
American SkIn closes Feater
inward tendency. Soae panels OF Me
mi ssir which have arrived drnS the pa ten
hands Of the eceive;s ree o. 81
Of daily arrive here have been
&c Ansours received durng the month n hsnd
u1rd u al other cescrD foreign skins ~
t.cn OF oer active dmGnd prevails bat 2oud
The reeet- connre be scale -
there veg anticipate ID aby rec.fe IN
mid leo sales rs Hobdlas Sos o. a. AZ -
Angostura AGO Ne San Jusr amsei A. nc ho
rs Florida i5d3 5000 lbs MISSOURI o. "a 233
HORSs-lnpors 81 $50 mostly from southern pors on drae
account The itpg 400 Rio GTande Il jc each
SIM BoNr Imports GotC0 sales o0 a steamed A. e.
= Il and l0CC0 Rio Grsnde boiled AZ I i6l T. NJ.
lts bales and 70 pass SAes bAies
an5 10 bass a. q at: .os4h.
sUN.cIpou a. The only sales have been direct 70
the IL small Of 81 to 100 bags ranging 10 pr;e
firms { & q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
Markets. .CARrrrlIY REPORTED FOR THr y Y TRIBUNE

SL as for rol. md 60 G'l % eSi fe Pssrs
81 STI srsSs. ere SSss, e s sale: s b Export
FLOUR AND ME&E"oss nsIsst or wern and state Flour
opened stbT heavy and lower r the sier bu for the former
kin. has iudueed speculative demand ard close there
sppsTtnt The export inquiry very lish We
Qust ~ .GS7 SIT; The sales of Western Can. bb.
ss % sood straight 5rsn5. AID souO 10 .ood Ohio
al @ Ss s' to- My 13 o aaf sSy
sott Flour rather easier SD the aemn uOdcrte sales o
more Sa g oG 20, .vos s .ad. S r..
Flour Aeiive at - 50 Or hne Com ioa easier srd dull
GRAIN There tle Wheat oaeras ,he demand .nly
o. 5uyess prses nominal Rye leavy sud inactive
si9'e dSl Farley steady es q Geo bus M 10 miaiDsG
rd ass ioS State ard western Corn /. Ssst Siisd sai
E S slipping odss ana 'd sS Gs re
for mixed seueIn 7sc f white and " fof jersey yesF
whlskYThs n,4lsst lever powthstar ding the o. Il.
osogs t ,aes q 700 ee n 2e 70, J.y sad 9ic for Ohio
fRoyis.oSs hessacs. oaf PORK uat,
Mes nd 4f Fas p sssf 70 more ys I'D i
S ss3 az cS seed 7yDI fs ds.s .bs 3 20
for Prime Prime Meg suoy,at at - 9f4 Beet i.n srs
Sc for Hsm, srd S6c for shoulders Lard heavy ssa qut
sales OF 100 bb and tss At &c a9;c Batter II fair eques: and
h.esSy spd in Moderate request a; le az.
lRoN-scoieh Ps Is flHi 81 80 5dS4i 80 SIX moths with
LEApA limited demand for spanish sc 'dss 81 Eus.h
SEEDs-Thsre better for seed the market
sales Of 80 bbs at sese Timothy Seed sin soOi de-
CoFFEE j. quiet but ISLES 30 bag, RIO III ellie
.is. s. pS1nso q % as ss 90 tie Ap pr,
Geo bses Porto Rico Loco ST. Domingo loe JaSes and Sc
SUGARS very quiet 100 bids Cuba Mu,eovsao a4.
Ho,AssEs favOrs buyer the dsnsnd Hs sales 40 bbs New
EI6F sS asss, ,. ss1sss.
" 'he dtpsns good sesseeo BpeIes Ayes r. a. e
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Passengers Arrived,

IA eanibip Caaads az Boston LirerMe.r. May ard
wife CroseI, W alley, Aekhu.t, Norton T Ltefi,s
A.ian NJ. w kenEie Mess Atkins Fsteu1 II II acCres
Ms Noti Hen Robertson Messrs II Waugh J. A Ncnrns,
h Nay n shton WaiWict Nsrdlo seeser MeLel an,
A Roy DuTtin Post D1ron Hauet W Knox Bsrari Bar
~ } PoHer, 6 Morton, y. ) Whi'nore Z Stroa..k R.
ItoHlsn Nass. Lane J. iuehes Van Abbott, J. Roe,
Ne, Metal sTyser BruneAu Leverque. II Fakner,
I've A fagst feacoes sne Reinhut Prose Dakaln
JsIoine, : Burton, McGilv-ry He Capt Pi.bury,
Mr' RI sbuty ard dsu,heI Ms.. C.hl W Mage W Nor
rlson GiehIsi fetheTy w McGnchv Krsn " Me.zher,
bioWn Ilomp,on HaTdie Msc.n II Forces. }. Nc.
Dort!d G. Russe Waller Mrs Howard II. Culiyer, 20 c
maekn Master Mefn, Messrs j. Wilson sorr Sesnith,
Frost, McCulcek
n Pdto'hp hd~ Be- ron HIws-Messrs II. Lehnelt J.
Dean. Anteurfth 7 kuc5oper r Taylor
~ ny Itsnouh hock from Catb1o Mr. J. Long ard lsdY
lGhtus.
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spDker. &C.

FEB IS a ION W; stip Ned'Ord Ropes hence Feb f
HorE-kong
rentr ron Newcastle fox New YORK
"a IS " - w ship Deha Mara MORON ron
Liverpool of Charles =,
ls 60 &C. ION 10 80 'hP strelua from NesOeani r
Mach lat ~ Ion H. ship Persian (Br) ffom Liverpool or
Nsch M IA len u ship ChmboIA1O Gchri' I'm Hayre
for New. Orleans
March lat o. Ion % sA!p Helvea Marh from Hayre or
New York
roc tor
March la SO = ion 50 o. bark Francis Palmer tm ApAsh
cole Bostoo ~ $500, -,
odae iar "A a. n IS tbv s,hr Arthur Mobile Nth
inst .rem Havana bark AysaeL Leach On New Orleans Tor
LiyeTYool.
from Bermuda tor - Domingo, days cur.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
PHILADELPHIA Markets.
SATURDAY, April !

continues d11. and sales to-day
grades show about tc
weeksIs. CLOVER SEED steady in price with
fair business doing 81 ~ IS bushel There little
dolr the difference Ia the views OF
only bb dispn@l Jf
LOIS e. - Is or standard hrsDos Including small lot OF
tt Some holders these bat
there ile demand either home e
quotations RYE FLOUR MEAL bur ic in
ned u0mnGlly held former vhOI
1b- market for WHEAT Is unseed With rather oferag
about CO bushels prime white sold 81 - q
81 20 small lots OF red bro rft - TO- Coss is
plenty. ana good yellog wsated 7j976c
Holders gsrer6ly RYE sci ing 10 smsll
I. !cd9ic. a the dstllcres Osrs No chsugs snd
Gales Ia GROCERIES tLnestions ounue limited the
let generally dlu The Provision aie quiet so1
the WHEEY Sslos limited about 25ie for hhds
&c btls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
Markets. ..Rrrted b. Ttlqraph.

CHAFLEsToS March So f-CorroS-sGes oi,y Of 1900
bales for the 100 bales 7l10ic
cline of , On the week We gaots good middln1 &c Re-
etp for the week 5c0t bales Stock pot. a 500 RcEO1r
market III SO SIC the bulk OF the transactions 3ia3te
iRkGH1s Cotton 20 Liverpool 9l6d in square bales TO Hse
l5-l6d IN square bses
March 81 The msIIe for Cotton Il wholly unchanged Sales
toosy Of Gt0 hales 81 7lQlctc
PkoNDESCE April 1858 Our CoTToS market dull to
ard prices unelsrged Wool Urctnged Sales fer
week rs In PRINTING there 1ood demand
cod males Of cloth bu those Of inferior manufacture low
neglected Tie the
CINCINNATI April 1854 flour dali 81 -. Provisions
ues6y Mess poRg held s LARD tsiieled 81 in kegs
n MONEY q New York IL hsDge a pre- ri dropping
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
Passengers sailed.

II 'fearip Pefc y LircTooC Dapuy seirhen Prof R.
Durfon heVloih {. n nno Nj aud M. Goari.
Rev orr hr Gourds child and Lambert Mayor Of
trootyu Ear OF NouItcsse Eng Lnnimann Pals
A. NI' Usuvan NeEiOTk c J Houxh Pitsburzh: Reed,
New fofk VI Persus ard dy. Ohio l. schi.v chill
eTn sae nisnt' ' r. Carpenter France M-L..n
seisyis srv samuel Rcser, Ia Thcmas Dixon SewYok
tnfsr Ensa-d George Pesfce. NewYork Coppe.t Tenn
NJ hntel and servant N-vyork Is Fourcade Rss d.
hntesk Chai John Ds~son lsey NJ and Ms D.
Cu.tIan Mhoney and ~. Couett, New York Dem son.
Bailey Mr. feo:s lacy and servant New York d. H. Morris
Nj HenIieoek. NJ Smith, L-wrenee knight Yors q
Todd tsr. joseph Youns ko-slL Thomp.on z O. Bell
New oEk Dc TeatA lady children and
Ten Diego gueedin ADD Sen TSs NJ AID Ms Gregg
and etIc Stein L.nsdon, Ss~Y York J0e-ph Gsdur san
trsne'eo Black lady and dsuEt,e A. W. Little .ni lsiy
Miss W Lttis and three children NJ Lyman, NJ .ui
Aushsi Wsrhurs and lady Il. A E,ier W FlschAr Mr
PeiIeeoehiDs Hess MSes Beran { W Richards Weber
eSsTeI Of dsfstches 10 swtteAca NJ ses B0ar Ha-el
NJ shsef Jlmsn sni sdy Rev p MACON NJ KILLER.
lork h NsIer Detroit; Per-rs Tfugsi. III. Black Ire
lana K Wilson. c Mi-tsht SRA Mr Dluc4n NJ
burLey v III GsllsEhsf NJ WsrenEs s. Louis OSalit
ysr'seIysn Mr. hotnan. Mrs HoinAn John Casey samuel
>eish New 1oks Geo HeveL Esq H. wei j F. J. How
e. ard hoEsl Philsde pals + srRs z, Ho1Ehtoa
ny Gtescee Ny Eaton, Nj street.-the Mrs Hais Z
~ hessy Nj! sna Mrs sturssnsszer German, A AeHsnry
Palace Pnis' Gstdo Catn Conn NJ X. Mr Hiren
rs and Mss Osutvsn Burton NJ and " Wilson. Joseph
Irsen 6 W Wsdsvor-h g. Can New-TorS c. G-ns-. L
Eeffuih Oesny Wm Haraol aud ads Els eury harrison
Ibs Britain II Hussu AZ JOSEF Fsioxs k-ntriek
" Nissn. A Love e. Robi.son Ph!.depl IA " Com
@ WeFiyr y. Young Ns~Yosk-i4
--=--
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flngnraI.

DUNCAN, SHERMAN IL Co, No. A. Williamst.,
~ hold CO sale the following stocks:
STATE or MISSOURI per cent. Bonds
CITY OF NkN-ORLEANs per cent Bonds.
CITY OF MOBILE per cent. Boncs.
CITY OF CHICAGO 7 per cent. Bonds.
CITY or CHICAGO per cent. Bonds
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO 10 per cent. BOIds.
CITY OF SACRAMENTO 10 per cent Bonds
CITY OF LOUISVILLE per cent Bonds
CITY OF ST LOUIS Bonds
cor STY OF ST. LOUIS per cent Bords.
CITY OF CINCINNATI per cent Bonds.
CITY or CLEVELAND Water Loan I per cent. Bonds
CITY OF MILWAUKEE, 7 per cent Bouas
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Whalers.

4 from IL Bs6tman h oGeer Of ship Gideon 9v'
ud OF Bedford her Dee > on spH HON nothing
ssye Western Islands when 'he had g. eos So bound to
Ssudv oh Islspds ~. -,
pAs Feb do ships Natchez Han 1900 bbs
Minerva Pesso DO " bak Cosssck Til ?, do 2Osp
Ar VALPARAISO 9th ult ship Walter scott Collins O. Etsi
ard sid 18th cruise; oil not s;ated Va' reported o
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Foreign Ports.

At Melbourne Dec ST. ship Comoro McCurdy lro New YoS
Aue about 18th: bsS Ofens Hoard, hon b2ston Aug
H. arr keber Crowe for Calcutta sch Helots,
McKege New York sept - ar few days Pr'yig' ia
18th Edith Rose CTOwel Calcutta and put ack 18th her
byr nutnied and pat away of the Hesd' captains Of
yesscls great difficulty il keeping their searneu
ASmvrra March bsrk AsyO for Boston. few days
sid let bark r.. H. Remington Gofham Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03
Receipts Of Produce Apnlr !

by Ncr York and Harlem Rro1f for IA CTS cans Mix
l25 attic DO Cows sdo Caves & do Sheep 10 30 Horses
2t.s Dressed Hogs o57 Mutton and Beef Is Poultry,
IL Do Egss do Bue- go do slndres 21S bushels O,ts 59
Other Grain l37 do Potatoes 10 Hats Is bhs Cider Is
do Lime rs bis Hay 81 ,uns Iron II DO Lumber 50 do Marble
II al resus Paper IS hs Pickles dc Flour 2i bis Watdns
BY Ers RIoas-e5O bbis Flour leO Data,
700 DO Com 5 des Leather 10 rkg Rn,trr and slnle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

,vsm Of Gales 70 sell their OWE coal and 20 shu out from
=. ...o,uept any pcraon ~ho may be disposed to act
,nx manner detrimental the interests OF the great oiy
~ rs hch he MOI in the purchase or ra' ofis
,,o,k in Wars, bot in he profitable earning Of the
Company.
March to April J. 1884 inclusive'
S A AM ss aSs 81 .:r co e,
bra o'inoeo Su,y.ss s IS F:ns. '''''''. a. -
ssS, Hs,siiss squsasls American Specie sse
Total fur tho -esh .......;'.'. ......"".."ssss4'
Yre,kpsiy reported m s64'.'''' 10 - d
.os.liss Jesr....'........: .......ss o, ss' -
Ibe OHIO and M.s.ssip.i Railroad sin he opened ron
Cincinnati 70 AURORA on the ~. ms.
I< omount o. public de,, redeemed during the past
week.-Mrs. sSl2aCO The arnor0t IN the Treasury subject 20
draft 7C2 ~.
~ Boston the Moncy market continues qeIe tight fs'
slafs payer II IOGi2 q cent
Al philadelphia he rates for moDiy remtin about the
rsme ss last quo, 10, cent for strictly f
pspe- and iSm IL to Is cent fS names less s'o''0y
known.
The Bss,s in EevbUrypon pay the hio"'ng d'iuenuS
Oeesn : :, cent; Merchants, 4: Mechanics
The pssdpg Railroad brought doyn for the week endfs
ybr,,J,v q III uns making for the yesr 4oiol6 fVrs
.o,Yqt 324Og uDs the same iae last year lhs NV
,a,tcn Of The Schuylkn Canal mas beer some"ha' '"i
g. ,b nv the weather and fle ice The shipments for
~ xQffk eu.HE on IBarbldJ- WIZ A'f--@ 'N'' "
D. .e,on 50 655 tys egsf.st 1889 tuns u tire same
fme last year- c...
Me,r, Dunesu Sherman g. Co, hold on sale STATE 81
Maouri y cert Bonds, City OF New Oreans Y cent
Ronds c Nv Of Mobie - cent Bo1ds City q. Chicago
y cert Donds City Of Chicago cent Bonds, City OF
Gan Pfarcisc1 10 ceat Bonds City Of Sacramento 10
cent Bonds City Of ouisvie cent Bones City oil 81
Iorise q cent Binds, County Of st. Loris cent
Roads Cts Of Cine onat 2 cent Bonds City OF Cieve
ssrd water loan p cont Bonds, City u Mi 7sukee
y cent Bonds
The Baltimore papers state that Robert Garrett SOM p
that DIV have purchased from the Be'tmore and Ohio
Railroad Conn Any the balance Of the bonds Of 1873 re
u,jupg unsold $4,000 the OF s7the whole "a
he psjd On TIE 9Th Of April next. Tho original issue OF
these bonds 90 500 eoO and orc haT a them were pub
ySy ntgosted 6bout year ago, at err average ofS24
The worn on the Central Ohio Radr)ad il being pushed
On m m GAINESVILLE to he Ohio River With al possible speed
and "a xpeced a econ vii, b. formed with the Bal
tnore ind Ohio Rslroad AZ Wheiirg il August next
Only al opt 100000 worth Of grading aud masonry rem''-
10 be done Over 100000 worth of machinery has bern
contracted for tie delivery Of whc to conference on h
n. Of August TIE road nos in icceseul operation non
GAINESVILLE to Columbus.
We omitted yesterday TO make d IT Acknowledgements
Mossrs Adams q Co for the Mat report
Tie following table will show I'd coinage at the Mint
De United sa,sg Philadelphia fort he three )nhs Of 1891
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-03

scnF. Dawn Bifsos 'of anil ha aas'ssr s' S'.;fsrt
before ent sfsd I'D 81 Pcin' ~ i'1 VS. in "a
sofh uif bfvser Sock iitnd snt Soulaas Rai y
rhr Crnm fion Wto -irti krr lni aeF out 80, -
- p oEl the lris 10 ~ ~ eut1n's e'e
sens C0oFER, hclce 10. sais River, nt3 VIII
u-nEtcn sfrh nj l~aks
AIiRGE ahors 2h Inst Hcdse Fsne'
no JasEIEo FEB 9-Ths Cyuene suith from tho Ct ye t
San Fpci.co put Jan % 9TH head OF rudtsr sp and
ts s7esd declared heavily laden aud ngnsned
Of hfty co.s ~kich have beea sold.