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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16
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Tr Nrw NoRh Wr1NI TRinrSr for this week


contains The iollowing'
rpiq,ontAts How the he,ih % Regarded Al the Soa,'
Nr.if nfuNc Law iregre. thtft ana 'a,aH' ~ y!
l,ris srccch luarr Nsd tNwrs re nc ~ a.'nn >
,,s.i, urfsin philadelphia TcmPot.nrc ~ fcnnfyl'a'
MO lhe Glowing " he't. The Price OF Reef. Ac
u.rME STATE ot fuRorf Lcne rom ou' own Cor
f,.t.,ndtuts T. C.. & U.s. u nnd
III UfRkTYi Letter ron Our Own Correspondent pE'r
"a ,htFoRNlh. SEMINARY 81 Ncws hy the mails u the
.t,s,r.hifs Dame Webster and ~ Dorado
T,iE FESTIVAL AT TiiE OPENiNG OF TIE CHl-
tAUo AM ROCk ISLAND RAILROAD Prom Our
" PORTER
N rur rrPrR MISSISSIPPI The Festival Excursion Of
lie R,,l Island Reiiiosd. From Our Own Rep"rter
yIIArAN succc Of rho taiicd States E.l diien Three
r.rs Op,nrdi Narrative of Cna4modolr PsfrN's VISIT
vul.KFNiEW OF TIE WEEk Giving IN condemned aad
most ,orsfcuous i'fn the late ana no,i "
tia have pred in thc CITY. United Sia'ca N'AIoo
The Sautw,h ls.auts, Tahiti The South r@e'h'' al"
tufcpc
N. POLITICAL lNTFLLOENCr. Nov iors Prnu'yyn
rlni Maine New .nmrrh.rr' Vermont; CONNECTICUT ''
s,uii Mch.tou. and lows r.
NSLANFRY AND fBTFpOM Srreoh~' OF Me''f- Up
lun. summer ard Wade.
XI.. NEBRASKA BILL DOCUMENTS
Mi. COS. FRFMoNrs RAILROAD EXPLORATION
xIINrW PUBLICATIONS Personal Ssrrs,e % tsns.,
,c,, sre & .,u. hus. by Joln Russell Bartlett
NIv."NOUNo AMERICA" AND ROME
XVlTNSY LIND GOLDsChMipT
~, ,.prrtLIuRF. American Institute Farmers Oi"D' In
part,d puIhpm Cattle -
NNll.THF WEATHER AND TIE NUTS
XvlII..THE BAHAMAS. ..,-., t~ r.,.--,,b
TELE0RAPi The --latest News fe's''' ny ''1'F"
MARRIAGES aud DEATHS
WI pTNlEw or TIE MARKETS: Report Of the Siock
Grsiu Provision. Cattle. aud ioie "aihe''' N'N i"iJ
md specially reported TO- The Iuhrne - ,
50, - /, vrnrrrls can be obtained st the deN ia tie
:. ,.a,,.. c.,i tiis morning Price o. cess -
s,rsrEirrfcNCue cory 10Y ci. We -; 'hec coP. 81
co- So copies. i2 so; twenty copies TO one ID
a. ~ so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

NEW-H AYRSHIRE. The loose screw was not
frightened up to the moment of our latest adyices.
Three more ballots for State Printer had resulted in
the same omnous no choice. Yesterday, the Legis-
lature gave up the State-llouse TO the Democratic
State Conycntion,-adi Ournng over; and to-day tho
anti-Nebraska resolves came up in the morning and
the election of L. : Senator is set down to follow
We guess neither will be concusyely acted on but
that they will be put over, 10 give chance for an
other turn at the screws. Our hope that Nebraska
Senators cannot he chosen gathers strength.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

crrit,l and r. change a., character o. the rH3.eHP
,ors % tie whole amount OF them sh. Ice n ipe
c,loftlo Trustee.. Itis now supposed that Pl'i
up capN OF $2po,co9 will answer al 'a' ~
the Company. such on n'era" ID ID '"'
tlis change ncoosstaies' " Is 'ht NV
Compsr, to obtain Immediately on inc '"'''.DS
NJ, fsaclusetts Legislature NJ inc '''''
change viii lie mace in The title Of the A''o''i'''H'
which ,Lsl more fully denote it' national '''''''''
.,d co,,,or, with The wide scope OF its eh'r''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16
DO KlNc-Bmps EAT BEES &C. W. c. writes MS

Do KiNG-BIRDs EAT BEES &C. W. {. writes us
that while bees sometimes found ia The crops oi KING
birds they invariably droac', ard not working money
bees thar provided with an instrument OF defense WIN
which no bird w0ud 20 come into close quarters In
coed tho finding Of Ire bees in the ,tonachs of birds,
II, Inch two of our correspondents have done ought TO
have made them suspect that the bees 80 swallowed aFe
were not provided with else the birds might calculate
on severe attack of collie forthwith. We venture to say
that no nan can allow live honcy-bec without immi-
rors danger of death; and ii is not likely that bird
weighing some two could take crop-fu Of bees
wtLout wishing he hadn't. We guess the fact u that
kim birds do cot bees, but not he sort that carry sings
behind them.
P. S-A letter from corres pendent in Wes.che'ter,
Penn. corrobontcs the above.
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The number of sailing yes sells IS FL
by the following coryettes and brigs:

Russia has made uuheard-of eXertions of l,te with
view 10 create stcamnarinc The Grand Duke
Constantine Grand. Admiral Of the heet has bestowed
the utmost attention this subject. English engi-
neers and Workmen were engaged at great expense
for organizing acknowledgements destined to supply the
requisite elements for steam nayy within Russia her.
self TO enable her to dispense with the necessity
OF having her orders executed in foreign countries.
Tie following are the fat-boarded steam corvettes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

FRoN HAYrL-PHiLADELPnh. Thursday, June Is,
ls5i-Ihe bark Charles +. Lex. arrived at This por.
day, brings dates from Port-au.Prnce TO june .. The
political affairs OF the country Represented to be tran
gull. The weather very hot, but the yellow fever
has almost entirely subs.dl Provisions in great
abundance with bat small demand for them. Coffee
very and in active demand, in consequence OF
the large number of European vessels in port Coffee
50 5O Logwood, SO, Hayten Srency. Douboons
SO. e. ga 50 So Hayden currency. The bark Clara
WnsOr, loading Tor New-York was the only American
ye..el in port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

THOMAS BoARDMAN, Fall River, Mass, offers
premium OF 800 Tor the best Tract exceeding twelve
psges on TIE serPtnr0i and Political Reuae8y far tie
NoyA IN the present. crisis Slarery Competing
scripts to be sent to Mr.. u. before Nov. LIT next Three
cergymen OF Fall River have consented oct as indges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16
TIE RUSSIA. FLEET.

Tie Russian feet is divided into two great squad
the other at lesingfors. The port of Reyal appears
TO have been abandoned. not offering sufficient pro-
lection for the squadron ba, used toharbor there The
whole force is at present composed and stationed
follows The ships of the line are thirty in number:
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To Advertisers

TIE WEEEIY TRIBUKEh has circulation OF 40 900
copies undoubtedly the best advertising medium in the Uned
States circulating e doe every state IL the Union, Bith
Provinces having readers Farmer Mechanic Merchants
Fsmiies Sc These their business known bs
country over would d. wei ;ry TN WCELLy TKirtNE
limited number sde-sr inserted - cents ns
each insertion.
THE SENI-WEKKLY TRIBUNE also has vcry large circu
laiion county Advertisements insriea 20 cents pci iue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

TrySEs.rE-At the recent judicial election, the present
Judges Of the Supreme Cont were reelected j. u. L..
SDood f. without doubt elected Attorney and Re-
,orter. although We have not the fail returns. Thetol-
lowing Chancellors have been chosen: L. Seth j. v.
Iuckey; H. s. D. Frlerson III. Isaac B. Wiiiamsi w.
Il. l.. Ridley; v T. N Van Dyke; VI. Stephen &.
Payait.
Circuit .Judecs--l -. r. Patterson; ,. f. AeSanderi
g. John C. Gauti T. j. l.. Gooda .. II. l.. Dayidsoni
b. n. Baxter; 2. w. W. Pcppc., T. ". 7. Martin;
o. W Fitzgerald; 10 John Rod. ID. j.. {. Humphries
Il. Robert G. HYds; I'd. 4. j. Meichbanks IL. Elijah
Walker The returns Tor Di -icf Attorneys in al the dis
iricts and for Criminal Com Judges, not ell in The
comics; not so nuch as 2 -sonal one
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I,otnl

From this total of thirty sail OF the line deduc-
ton Of ten sail has to be made, which, although igur-
ing on the lists are unable to pat to sea. They are
employed in different ports hospital, magazine. or
training shps As to the remainder. they are said TO
be in very perfect condition. and capable Of any ssx
vice. The force stationed ct Helsingfors amounts 70
eight sail Of the line, with 65s guns; the Cronstsdt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

IowA-The Wings of the Id District in Iowa, in Con-
veniion al Iowa City, have nominated ANGs THoRrSGros
Esq OF Davenport, thorough going An-Nebraska man.
candidate for Congress, in the place OF the Hon. p
Cook who declines reelection. Ant Nebraska i the
nglehanded contest now before the people OF Iowa and
upon that issue alone the gentlemen composing TIE Whg
and Independent tickets to be elected nowith-tanl-
"ing lamentations here or elsewhere"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16
,,1vvvOpv DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE 16 1854

,o,-aroa embraces twenty two sai Of tie line. with
.-ir guns.
The Puasisu Bsitic fleet numbers nine sailing frg
stes. O. zee Of which are absent on different expeli-
tons Tie P-lace being DOW in the Chinese waters
the Aurora in the Dutch harbor OF Vessinsen VII re
size i. watched by English vessels; lastly Ia, Dini,
which is at the Brazils The remaining SIX re sta
toned ~ fcliows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

Prince Paul Of Wurtcmberg, brother OF the kim Of
that par Of Germany, and first cousin Of Queen Victoria
arrived IN town day two since and is staying at the
Metropolitan Hotel. The Prince great traveller hay-
ing visited all parts of the world He has just taken run
through the southern States of the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

Tie BaGria IN. " Spirit Of tie Tutes, the organ of
the Hard Shells OF enesee in the Goth year Of its
publication, appears in and beautiful suit. II is
now edited and published by Mr.. Hurley, an unmt
gated Adamantine of the strctest sect.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

CHEy'yco CorNrY oy SpH0rR's Ncro.-The Upper
Iso Division Of The son, Of Temperance held meeting
April H. at which resolutions censnrng in the most en-
phatc the o. Gov seymour in relation to
the Maine Liquor Law wcrc passed. Tho committee IN
cude Of the most prominent nnmos in hat section o
country and dis is but one o. d u many evidences
which reach of the feeling which Is entertained in
gard to the throughout the stage. The following IS
extract from OF the roluion5 which evinces that
the people awake and determined vote for men
except such pledged the support OF temperance
principles
Rc,ocd That Is the duty OF the friends Of prohibit
t.n sacrifice all former party preferences aud unite
der the banner of temperance 10 secure Governor and
strong Legislature that give in Legislature
Proiibitory Law, to take effect the - May 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

The Hon. James Faulkner, Danville Pa; the Hon. c.
C. Richmond Miss Col. T. Fitzgerald, City Hem Phil;
the Rev. A. d. Campbell, Montreal; the Rev. A. d. Ma
suns. Ohio; g. William Hill, Boston tho Rev. d. C.
Proctor Prince Edwards Go. Val Joseph Sykes Hadden
Geld, Engand Col. T. Z. Sims, Richmond Va; ID. p.
Scsoan, n. o. were among the arrivals yesterday at the
Irving Honse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

Myron =. Barnes late Of The Southern Tier Tines
has become connected with A. Spencer the publication
of The Ithaca IN. Y. Chronicle an old established Wing
paper now in its !wenty-fAh volume.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

The Hon. Nathaniel b. Baker. the present Cover
nor OF New Hampshire, was yesterday unanimously
renominated for that Office BY the New hampshire
Democratic State Convention held at Concord.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16
{ IIAKIF-1 ITUUUF,
J. 4. ALEXANDER.
W HENRY GREEN.

We submit ha. this paper fully ustfcs our inoreir-
r,y as e. he paragraph We found oaoa in the newspapers
Mr. CraI>tcr mol precudcd from graduating IN the
COLLEGE AZ Princeton because OF his change Of religious
view The refusal pri,a;ion such as it was 're-crred
to his standing IN the TAoa0cicd Sc@iH0ry which IA
quite another matter The wisdom or pr'prlety oi The
decision in h.. case i in question, and we do moi
assume to say how Theological >cmnaries should or should
not he conducted: bug sure student was nov
prevented from graduating at Nassau Hall Coo g because
If h, tlcoioay; and ihat Is proved the TACT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY. PsNcrToN. J., May II. lSt
u-sry hr.e regular sti
ert this attended al the branches Of iaeuo
@ Frrcsior here rrscucd he WIS., Grcs his whole course
rskabiv rrctrnl 81 student -nc ur 20 BIS sead
rrre o., al thc q the seminary
La,g A. We lar hin-cf gradually cha-,t his views on
syert tnrotsut which c0-srrd fpda 'us tn
he ,fu of toct s p the Standards o the Pfeby
..u (buch NJ Cals;,r co1d uo, be admitted aeeah 70 ne
rs of tie seminary the laA examination. sud this cecs'e
- '...n,5.,,. ~. Il. n .,f-ir- CHARLES HODGE.
LAALEXANDER:
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OF hya-inthe curls" the poets sing,
But black 81 brown Is, after all. the thing

But bacs Or brown is after ali the Thing
IT, reader, you agree with the opinion expressed IN
above ooupet has been unkini YOU call
Csisr.poxo No o,' House whose exclusive DYE VII remedy
MolpAym CRE,M.-Ths superb compound for
and eeso me h's P1psSed S1y and sSd o.
Broadway BtTcHELo.'s HAS DYE sold and applied Nine
P-Nste looms
To WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. Il will furnish
M , e S.s one ~ Ssss Ss and 1asd MsS in
positively produce NV s'1 s, Of M o,5 On Any Bad
FEVER AND AGCE. - Dr. EDWARD BLEECKER's
MxIuEE M tho Of Fever and Aue aud chssres
.sD. sold Sy popors Ns,o blEsckEs No, IS Broad
Window Shades and Paper Hangngs, elegant
Coces Curtain Bsad. Lace nd Man Curtains Table oeloth
ndow Shade MsnusctE Nos 10 ana Il Diont, near tho
Bowey
beet ssortmen, in hs city which We viii sell to dee'. and
Mssufs, taFcr. and Importers, No isl chathsl1st.
TnE NEWS IN BRIEf.-Thst is what all business
%fn .pS sS sf D y Il a
hair On red to Whitley brown sId gives glossy h1e Can snd
' sows anu No ss sc.d%.S "4 40 "
READ ABOUT RATs-New.York, July ~, is52.-
S,n Of Rats Cokso.hes and ANTI but anti med P,Ksovs
Cos and hsser ExrEsNis.Tes did feel justified
n c i Es 'n has s fsft dya
eis destroy 1.-THE ra therein It Invaluable to hoeepsT
X FRENCH, Proprietor OF Freuchs Hotel
G. v CLiCkENER Co, Agents, Nc. 81 Barclays. " Y
TRUssEs.-Crystal Palace only prize medal awarded
20 M.ssH Co. No % NadenAne, ther R,Ois,L cvSE
1ytss Imported silk elastic ANKLE Socks
and every descpto1 nstrnneEs
s,.ae to Opdsr for physe. deomy Open I'll Up NJ
&l5 ONLY FOR A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
, .na set cleo g.sa' Bulldog lots @
et square the douThs village Of Lake Land and 100 Forms
MI h ii, srons 500 Subscribers few days; each subscriber
Tor sI5 win wsrrsnies deed for four Building Lots p BY
i0o feet or OF 10 20 subscribers only
wanted the books Apply mnedisely 70 CH.s Wooo No
os Brosdway whera and pamphlets be had rsi
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ZEPHYR MEmXo UNDER GARMENTS

LADirs. GENTLEMEN AND CHILDRDN
A. and superior variety Of the above Goods AZ TIE
which iy BE- purchased In this country vii
j. .ouii celebrated importing and manufacturing establish
al UVION ADAMS,
NJ, EuI Rood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

PRINCETON CRAPsTER.-Mr VIM. T. Crapster
the student of whom bad report tha' he had not been
allowed to graduate Princeton, y j. because he had
become Untarian forward. from Harvard the follow
-. .f,or,,c,, IN eIucidotioD Z. his
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IT, reader, you agree with the opinion expressed IN
above ooupei has been unkini YOU call
CRsTsDoyo No Aston House, whose exclusive DYE I'll remedy
hc evil iustanter
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COMING OrT--PIONEER NOrICE.-Sinrc in Onr

CAuTI0N.-AU persons making, using or selling
who wish avoid the q the law,
VII 90 wt NJ advertisement; the mschn column IN
AIDE 4 R. No
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MoLDAym CRE,M.-Ths superb compound iol
o WHOLESALE MERCHANTS. i ,

HVRDs hundred Bald Headed Merchants
charge. Pr aud
vi produce a growth Han
ai W e. HU2D, No 81 Broadway.
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A. 1eS y, SqG E cen Sf b. ar 81 e & country wiz
the celebrated importing and manufacturing establish
~: q UWoN a. A ,S,
OPPOSITE Metropolitan Hotel and Nibio. Garden.
Pleasant as a Country Residence is during the heat
~ R z Ss MRsS @ Ss si'' H. s
$40 cool Summer fa6s oloyS by al weaIeIs yAaas h
Rowtry. near GrsDdsL
Extremely light aud elastic, delightfully."- cool and in
szorsng. RAYS ZsfnYE Mtano UNDEEvEsfs Al examine
Of fher excellent qualities inures trial ana trol .c
health and enjoyment to both body and mind JAMES RAY
III Ger. NO lts Bower. near Grsnd.ai
REMoyAL.-SSnTH q, LoUNSBERRy would respect
, a I'm Their nd, AID he rg' ' ,h'y ehsd
spDs styles Mosaic vsvet Tapestry, Bruso Three
rly sue !usair
En4sa and American FLOOR on Clol and ali ctfor pertain
THF RAILROAD CITY. LAST New-lork is soon 10
is by railroads building ga addition 20 LON
and fon Of these i'm shes,
deserves to be eansdt the Railrosdcy CHARLES r. MLLfR
he very heart and Of East New place
ickSs Sppls the Aueaoneer No ls Broadway
MELopEoNs.-S. y. y II. w. Smiths celebrated
Ban MrLopGoNs These world uown,d being
other 81 @ Whocse es pn., low = be had else
whsie. HorAcE wAress No. Ssi Broadway.
PI.NoS-Horace Waters's Pianos, withnew and i'm
s ,s ' Of , Ds II Go S q s,f F Pm 1
plane with OF without Aohan wih iron frames circular
Vtsiesi iise s Cunson. Pianos tof established
Hsst Col; Gibcrts Bondoir P.nos Also Pianos Of six other
different make wboss retail Prices low eau be he'd a
the factories Secondhand IaSos a great o'';
SEWING MACuINES.-The combination Of Needle
sid Shuttle in Sewing Machines has been declared public property
The decision Of the Hon Charles Mason Commissioner o Pens
proves that this invention made by Waller Hunt 10 81 snd
that hes the publc The of Elias Howe,
IT, and his Associates end Cop OF this decision
be had gratis Of any OF the Offices Of l. NJ SINGER a Go
COMING OUT--PIoNEER NoriCE.-Sincc in our
city the tide Of business With geas force must needs swim
with the Accodiusy have enlarged nay store. Ne
Bunsp by adding to u No thc sd onng and when the
carpenters aud hsvo finished hei work hope offer
whole sale aud retail complete Of
aud PLATED COCDs. a. the lowest A.
the all SKIES and seycu but the viii dis
pisyed At Nos. snd Bulh. slip by LucIus HIATT.
FowLERs n WELLS, Psychologists and Publishers,
SIS Broadway, two blocks above the Park
CAuTION.-All persons making using or selling
MACHINES who wish avoid the consequences o the law
vii 40 wt advertisement; the MACHINERY
sde T. Howe. IL. 10
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fully their o ns and the public that they have changed ier
lS No. SO Broadway ls1o
below GEands They prepared to exhibit their
Styles consisting sac Velvet Tapestry Brussels Three
Ily suc !usair
CAEFNTINGs
En.sa and American Foor ON Coh and ali OHIO pertain
~ 4 tIr frnhn
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TnF RMLROAp CITy.--Last New.lork is soon 10
SEWING MACuINES.-The combination of Need

Shuttle in Sewing Machines been declared public popery
The decision Of the Hon Charles Mason. Commissioner o Psen-s
proves BY Walter Hunt 10 81 and
that hes the public The of Elias Howe,
IT, and his end Copies OF this decision
be had gr1iis the Offices Of l. NJ. SINGER q Co
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oppo,i,e Metropolitan Hotel and Niblo'

Extremely light and eIastic deligtfnIIy cool and m
sizorang RAYS ZEFHYE NLRno UADERvEsls Al exline
their excellent qualities inures trial ana trol .cir'
teah and enjoyment both body and mind JAMES E. RAY,
u -or No lla Bn.Eer.- llrell....
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-11
RICHMOND MARKETs-sept. 8. 1854.

The following quotations Wholesale Tor
small orders higher prices will be charged:
BAcoN-City cured and Smithfeld, hog round Ola o
cents; Western Sides 81; Shoulders "A a74. Hams
On y; Western Bagged III i2; Queen City Hams
i31 cts North Carolina 9a95
Corn MEAL-S5c090c ~ bus.
CoRS-75 to 80 cents 49 bus.
FLoUR-$9a9t Extra 500 Family $40.
Inconsistency: Ofard, Dupuy 4 Co, s3aI so
per gall; A. Seignete s. 25a3 81 Sazeruc, So 25a4;
Hennesscy 50 95a4 g.; Pea IA at $lal 25 Vr.
ginin Apple G0c.; do old 75as Northern do SOC; I'm.
alion 3i4ni0c. Rum, New England, 3Sc Gin ::
Holland. slHl % Amer,can,35c. Whisky, Richmond
K, ciifel, 81. Cincinnati 80, 4 months.
OATs-New Ace " bus.
PLAsTER.-Lump Plaster, none in mer<et for sale-
would command s. 30 at Rockets by the cargo Rich
ground 80.
GUAso-sjD from wharf, s501 from store.
S,LT-Sales ut 81 from wharf, 81 II . from store
WHEAT-Receipts increasing, with improvement
in quality. Rel 81 - cash 81 80 on months time
White 81 80 cash 5 30 on. A months time. Extra
fine 81 S7l, Inferior lots 81 81 TO 81 GO
WooL-Washed; e5 els; unwashod l8 cts ~ b.
ToBAcc"-- The market ia yesterday rather
active without material cl ange in prices. We give be-
low tie Inspections in the State II LIST insl.,
rnred with the last year-showng deficiency of 2956
hbd..