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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-02-17
German and Rosser Further Repudiated.

German ana Kosser Further Repudiated.
On Tuesday last, Hon. Jos. R. Brown, of til,
Council, introduced the following bill:
Il Bill to amend certain acts passed By the las
Legislative assembly:
Be it enacted by the Legislative Assembly 0
the Territory of Minnesota:
Section l. That an "act to incorporate thu
Minnesota Central University" approved
March 18th, 1854, be SO amended as to strik,
from the list of incorporators. the names O
Willis A. German and J. Travis Rosser and
that the act to incorporate the Hamlne Uni
versity of Minnesota approved March Sd
1854, be so amended as to strike from the lis
the name of Willis A. German.
Sec. 2. The said acts above mentioned arr
hereby re.enacted with the amendments there
to, as above set FORTH
Sec g. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
We presume the object in moving for the pas
sage of an act of this character is to satisfy the
Judiciary Committee of the House at Washing,
ton. and the House itself, that Minnesota is will.
ling to correct the error of having placed the
names of these two Objectionable ofice-holders
in any of her acts Of incorporation, She does
not wish to see two of her most promising lite.
rary institutions stricken down, as our Railroad
projects were just as they are about to com.
mence their career of usefulness, merely be.
cause the names Of two unpopular federal off.
GERS are mentioned among the corporators
This bill will undoubtedly pass both branches
Of our Legislative Assembly.
Later from co,,e.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. a7.
The steamship Daniel Webster has arrived
here from San Juan with California dates ~
the 9th. ""'eS ~
The steamship Uncle Sam arrived at Gan T.,
an with 100000 in treasure and 200 nassou-
gers. fS'"'
The Star of the West left San Juan for Now
York with the above treasure and the maioritv
of the passengers on the 2lst
The Legislature Of California has been dn,v
organized. and the 10th inst. was fixed for the
ei ciion of q. S. Senator.
The Governors Message had been submitted
ana exhibited flattering state of affairs.
FROM the Sandwich Islands we have the i'm.
Portant announcement that Kamehameha died
on tne 10th ult., and that his son Prince Libo
had been declared his successor.
Two French Frigates had arrived at San
Francisco on the 9th 'ult 49, ~ "Ss "o'A
An advance had taken nlaca n Aor, .,a
was selling at l5al6,6o, ''A' INV
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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-02-17

ROBERT MCLANE, COMMISSIONER TO CHINA
The Washington Union has private letter from
an American lady. who has resided many years
in China filled with news of interest from the
Celestials. She handles the Chinese revolu-
ton like diplomatist and statesman =" Had
we among us (she writes) man for the times,
the mind and energy of Give, or the strong
arm and good will ola Cromwell he would es-
tablish on the falling throne of this empire
government to restore to greatness the encr.
gles and qualities of this remarkable people.
You will see through the papers that he is now
on his way to Pekin (hope he'll get there) with
the English minister, and perhaps the French.
The latter was to follow, if he could get ma
tiona] vessel. DR.. Parker has gone with Mr..
McLane, and we look with much interest to
their return-though it will be matter of
great surprise if they are able to get anywhere
near the Emperor. Perhaps it was well for
them to try"
1t is not true that John E. Warren, ESQ.,. has
been removed from the United States Attor-
neyshp for Minnesota. 1t has been stated that
he was SO removed for having instituted GER
tain suit there, without having consulted the
department at Washington. The President has
the case under advisement. and it is believed,
will not remove Mr.. Warren, who is an estim,-
able and honorable young gentleman, from
Troy, in this State.-.Neac York Times. Feb. l.
@- A certain British barrster wrote three
hands-all different. He wrote one hand which
he could read, and his clerk couldn't; another
which his clerk could read, and be couldn't;
and third which neither be, his clerk, nor any,
body else could read.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-02-17
Pacific Railroad at the North.

Apetition, headed by Sir Allan McNab and
eight or ten other members of the Canadian
Parliament has just been presented to that bo-
dy asking to be incorporated as 1.-The Northern
Pacific Railroad Company" with the view Of
cOnstructinga railroad from the Canadas to
the Pacific on the route surveyed by Gov. Ste
vcns, of Washington Territory during the sum-
mer of 1853 The design of the petitioners is
ito conso .idate under one charter and into
single company all charters previously grant
| ed over or along any portion of the route, with
| full authority to construct and maintain con-
tinuous line of railway from the city of Mon
treal. by the way of Bytown and the valley OF
the Ottawa.to the western boundary of Canada;
with the further right to construct and main
tain for the use of such railway bridge across
the st. Mary's River, at some practicable and
convenient point. between the outlet of Lake
Superior and Lake Huron and with the fur
Their right to enter into engagements with any
other railway company Or companies in Cana
da or the United States for connecting their
respective lines. in such manner, and on
such terms, as may be found most advanta.
geous and best calculated to accommodate the
business of such railway and the public ira
vel.'
The petitioners say in conclusion:
That magnificent domain ofthe United States
drained by the head waters of the Mississippi.
the Missouri and the Red River OF the North,
lying north of the forty fourth parallel of lat
itude, would find, in this route, its easiest and
most direct outlet to the Atlantic sea shore.--
From Fort Manden, or from tie Great Bend of
the Missouri, to the Atlantic Ocean at Port
land. the distance would be less by hundreds
of miles than by following the Missouri and
Mississippi rivers to their common mouths at
New Orleans.
If the waters Of these mighty rivers could be
turned into Lake Superior, and be at the same
time navigablc for steamboats,, so that the
magnificent chain of inland seas which now
finds outlet through the St. Lawrence, extend
ing. unbroken, westward to the passes of the
Hockey Mountains, we might form some idea
of the value and Importance to all who dwell
within the St. Lawrence basin, Of the plan here
in proposed
The extension of such line ofrailway across
the continent, over the route proposed, would,
as we believe, confer upon Canada and the
Northern States Of the Union degree of CON-
mercial and political importance beyond our
present power to describe or even conceive.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-02-17

LHE PRNrING-authorized by the last Legis-
lature, and paid for, amounted to over $50 ooO.
IL viii probably be the same this year.-Ste.
uen's Point Pinery (Qem.)
,Iuess not Last year the Legislature was
- democratic" this year it is Republican ~
That will make material difference In tho
bills.--. lil,paukee Sentinel. 49, WV
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1855-02-17

@r On Sunday, the 18th ult., there was
balloon ascension at New Orleans. which was
witnessed, it is stated by over ten thousand la.
dies and gentlemen. On the same day, they
had great horse race, which was attended by
large number of males and females.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
Arrived.

United States Mail Steamship Baltic COmock, Liverpool
June ll;5 A. NJ. with mdse and 26 pass z. X
Collins Encountered strong westerly winds Throughout th
passsge. June % lat a 81 Ion ~ 80 spoke ship Medora-
Steamship Empire City. Wnde, Havana days, mdse. and
passengers TO NJ. o. Roberts.
Steamship Tctten, Morley, Charleston 81 days cotton to j.
Riley.
Ship Pyramid of Thomaston Henderson, Cardiff 35 days,
rsrr sd iron orderi vessel master June lat +8 - Ion
% ship Geo. Evans steering w. June H. - 20 Ion.
"a a, shp Lsconla steering W.
Ship Ocean Traveller (of Belfast Mel Boardnan, Havana
June 49, sugar r. L. A. Stuart; vessel 10 msster.
Ship ucon Freeman Liverpool 81 days. salt and u
gers 70 Winterhof Piper Ksrck.
Bark Robert Leonard, (of Yarmouth ~ 81 MacMulen.
j. H. Brane June "a lat A. lon GA Is spoke bark Turk froux
Malaga for Boston
Bark Fire Fly (of Boston Samson Batavia Feb a. St. Hell
H. and Thomas June 49, rice and India rubber
to j. n Williams May %, lat "A s. Ion. 81 % W., pase<
bark showing p Fanham's signal bound eastward Juna
: E.-wind me.
Brig Boothby, (Br coan Windsor Is days plaster to
Brig John II. Jones Mills, Charleston days cotton naval
Dolner & Potter.
Brig Murray, St. Marks, and days from Charleston
cotton. &c. TO Brode Petes.
Brig Tweed BTl Nelson, Maitland NJ ST. is days plaster
J. :. Whitney Co.
sch. Martha Maria Small Salem mdse. r. W. Ropes
sohr American Chief Pre@ey, Rockand. lime master.
sehr Chief tof New Haven't Potter Eluthera days fruit
j. Eneas.
schr Clyde (Br.) swee,ser Eluhera days. pine apples to
C. Ackerly "a.
sch Liverpool Br Abury Euthers days pine sppIes to
Miller Luther.
SAILED-stesmshps Atlantic West for Liverpool Florids
Woodha for Savannah Roanoke skinner for Norfolk &c.
WIAD-Durrg the day, S.SE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
Disasterx. &c.

SIP AKBAR Van Pelt which sailed from Valparaiso April
for Boston put back Valparaiso May In distress eaky
SHIP ADELAIDE Hamilton chartered AZ San Francisco
June to load for New YORK for the Of $1,000 She wss
taking In 7C0 bills of Flour 81 bb She was also takinG
In Wheat and supposed she would carry In all about
leo Of Breadu besides assorted merchandise, Wool
Hides. &c.
BRIG GEN FOSTER from ST. Domingo, Abscoa about
June 10 in distress leaty, for New-IoTk, repg.
painted with white areaks picked in lat,
SO, Ion. II 70, BY schr Cameo, ct ew-Hayen.
ScHR L. H. NICHOLSON, Chase from Philadelphia for Bos-
into by unknowo chr Oft Cape Nay night Of
I'd inst carrying away main shroud and cutting rail and
bulH srks down TO plsuk shear.
ScHR. LOUISE MARGARET from s.. Thomas Lagusyrs.
Loot on the Rouas Keys about May rs.
bES Nancy PLAIsTED of Gardiner, Me- Hoyt from Ms-
deirs 18th u for this port with Of wine and bahls-
conened 70 Messrs. stes Poeifeld ashore about
miles l. OF Fire Island Light Sunday last at p ~ She
anchored on shore bat her cable parted and she drove head
the beach where she lay high and dsy but light a. last
eounts All hands saved. seamtug dispatched 70 her
assistance yesterday moIn and strong hopes entertainer
that both vessel and viii be saved The ~ r was bu al
Gardiner IN 3fl l49 runs gster ranked And owned ~
the master and parties in Gardiner She il valued about
$500, which there Is only goo insurance IN an Esern
Office where there is also 90 Teg ht Her cargo woru
about $40 coo and is insured in Wsl-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

Showing decrease this year. in comparison with
last year, which was the lowest in receipts, amount
ing TO 1926, 49, and in comparison with lsl7, the
highest, s475,6s9
The Bank of North America at Philadelphia has
within the last five years by official report discounted
ESQ, OOo,O of dollars, and during this period the
whole loss of the Bank from bad debts had been but
$3.50.
At Boston Money is unchanged as to supply and
rates. Paper of good quality passes easily and call
loans are made without trouble at from to T. cent.
The Lake Superior Ne~s of 22d June says;
{" The shipments Of copper still continue large, and
indicate that those in charge of the various mines
are work ing their mines with good degree of success
The Cliff and Minnesota Mines are yet ahead, but
others are gradually coming up. We hear Of some
new mines that will this season commence shipping
copper. The following is the amount sent below since
Our last:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
New-York Cattle Market.

WEEKLY REPORT Of receipts and selling prices of BEEyEs
MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES, SHEE' aud LANES,
and SWINE with carefully prepared account othe mum.
Der, quality, and price of BEEF CATTLE at the great
"Wednesday market WASHINGTON DROVE YARDS,
44th-st. Prepared every week expressly for THE N l.
TRIBUNE by S0LON ROBINSON.
WEDNESDAY, June q, 1855
1.-THE market week will be held Tuesday July j
CURRENT WEEK.
BEEyTs-These sold BY the head equal to the
of the estimated weight of beef in the
The hide and aow, fifth irter is not counted In
thi- market, II 10 Boston.
THE PRIcEs TODAY y 10 will average over 0c.
First quality lldllic Medium, lOd lOic Poorest 9ds!c
A ,aIes over lllc.
PRcEs OF wal CALvEs-Calyes usually sold through
the year to c pound live weight except those from one
SIX days old known Kittens which bring Is TO S5d
81 each Autumn good many ras Calves" to months
Cd sell for 3d 50 each good fat Veal sells often high a.
S2cd $50.
milk Cows-Te price of Cows depends much upon fancy
10 price of Horsea
Ordinary Cows sasesso good fair Cows ss5es4oi extra
quality, with calf, 545d&9
sHEEP AND LAsBs-Common Sheep $2as5 extra shssp,
e6as8; Lambs $2d6 -
swIWestern Hogs fed large frss quality, 81 Gsic
dead weight 6taeic hive weight small size do sa9le dead
weight d6ic live weight Western mssfrd Western
slsd dead weight sdsc live weight, q Cite New.fort
State sfed none; NewYork State small size, prime for
market retailing sfd9c dead weight 7d7ic live weight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
1901 u 50 |.
Total. Sheen. &c.........I7Os

Total, Sheep, kc....,....I1O8 *529I Il % TO
yEALS-There Is falling of in the number aud price Of
Calves few sensible people have come TO the conclusion
that blue cafmeat Is decidedly healthy diet when the
Thermometer SO that up the prce of Kittens
down. Butchers say that cheap boarding houses
won't prices that will them In giving
htn pound for live Calves Of quality t for
very cheap food" Consequently the Thermometer being up
Calves ar down.
MILK COWS-The very small number received last week
will indicate that there very limited demand for Cows
10 this city.
The following note from the Clerk BroEninss tells the
story Ct the Cow market;
No Improvement whatever; Cows giving from ~ 10 20
quarts milk per day sold 10 mill men from $50 20 $40"
SWINElt certainly will ssonh the most plggsh part of
porkdom when they ending this very
day June have received and made with 200 hogs;
and that the selling price holds up In such weather at G6c.
q 10 gross.
Br Dormer of the Unisn Drove Yards reports Hogs
selling slow We don't know what he would call fast such
numbers can be disposed Of in such weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

7 IN hs ssles Of ioeoo bush oArs-vothins joinG Re-
bssh Oats - -
BUFFALO, Jone T6 P. ~-FLouR 10 improved domsnd ftr
interior eensrmp ioni ssle so bb 60 common 80 Is r
good 80 20 M eh ice Wisconsin and ndisn. and for ezra
Nichigan WREAT oTened with BITTER Doairv bat clo.ed
qo,ty sss AGO. bush Upper Lake spring It 81 20 and
Cto bush white shehoysan - CoRs opened with coca
demaa but has decln.di s.e aboat 90 bush SO ssc
clio Dg with SALES - imrortanc This afternoon nothing
doing OARS, tsseis shove lAs sales which we're a. Sc
CANAL rGfICBrs dull lie fox Gem % Albany and sc %
EewYoTi Reosirt for the "a hcuu endius Al noon tod
Flour go bio, Wheat IS 400, Corn i8 t54
OswEso, June z-REcEipTs: Flour 500 bblsi Whest,
$40 Corn 10 600 bush oss aoOc bush FLoUs-
Sales day bb IS 75d 90 for .traishs State for he
Ncdh WBEAr-Msrket unchanged CoRS-Sales Of 500
bushels az Gle
Nyw.ORLEASs June eSThe Asas cams 70 ha1i yes.
eday but no aes Of CorTos have SINCE rsnsped FLOUR
i rrfe hsher. being quoted al 80 odsse2 MISS Posx
sells AZ sl67 BaTreed LASD, oic BAeos SIDES ste Tho
market for steady with large sales the eosnes To-
day resehiug So bags
Jus Our CorroN market has declined e. with sles to-
day ct ace bales The tendency il It'll cowuwaTd Mddhng
is guoteG lIGli lc. FLOUR, 80 IS White CoRy, SC
June The price Of CorroS contDu 70 decline, bat tho
sr actions extremely limited The sales day foot up
atou bales closing da about &c. decoe. FLOUR IN
aeiive 50 Mass PoRS has advanced 20 si7 251 eli IS
CEBRLEsroS June Our CotroS market Is quiet 81 fors
rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

Jube 8 Mod stean hip Atlastic for LveyyooIw. De.
nG sSS sISsu rI0 ESssss and sSy " a.a "
Henry : ROBBERS Bait j. A. Hayward Wlmiogtonj Henry
jH' sHf aSy 81 laJ and No ceass New
ark Mr. and M,s C. T. GG;,enhS,er n ~ Ms A. BSS1oss.'
k,ehm Mis- A. cOr.e henry 0ehsssssTss y NJ ana
Spence Alex IcconI Ocbie n o. E COrdIer CAL Mr. Ron
del Mr., n sullivan Mss May hSI , = ,. k M apd
Nh Mrs w Jacobs ohi ircn and servants; Mrs. s n.
Jacobs Mi, Iscoe susno. As!e. Mr. and Mr.; 9sOyse A.
NewOesns' + 81 Nyin f. Lsn,rd, Dr. Todd, Mr. and Mrs.
T. SeF 1sS 3D. sns .na'is a
gland Joel Thomas and LADY WIN n: Wall D McInnes Mr..
9 Hy M. psS. l@s Men sSy
H. McKm do. +. Ford, NewioIs; VIM ericsson, Scot
Ss Sin A.n Men % and Misses MeNsb r Newman j.
RCSG Dr. J. Lp;cG%S !. L F Fnca J \ Scss sIs
lie snd lsdy Mr. Moueare, Mr. sp5gg, NY Geo. W Bresa
Ind iS So MI a sss g c We
minsfoD p Gsrde Eugene Duute J. Erchanz and dsusb-
s' EIIcn = CyS.' s Wood Of canada George
Wilkes NY J. F. siene scstlsad P. Roihsaes, r. s. La
SsS a co Salps iof D tsS b Pc
Gsreds bearer Of dispatches 70 Span and Me- Gsrc. Dr. Js,
Hammer, Pbnadeph;D D; g Trimbls, VI H. TSdess, Hay
s w SseSs mrs fect italy, Mr. Gibson VIZ
snis Horace BOpdurant Natches P Amb N Sullivan New
M G'1 jGa rs julia Clifford buffalo Linton Sewossas
Palmer 6 Pi p s sps Mr. JsSn
Gaiardon San Francisco ar aud Mrs Thomas Evans and
child W M Watson, hochesteri EnocD hsnes Lveipoos
Miss ESrshsn Dubnj ker, Philadelphia; Richard Rus.
sell samuel smith n. Y John ROberthAm, JansdaJ Mr. and
Mrs Orr nephew; Mr. Sam, seantebery, Y John
Patterson ecosnd Peter Cunniu CHAM, Brooklyn VIM Lnis-
ser Germany; L. Psow Porto abelo; A Hardin. r. Flnn,
Noble; Miss Cameron, Mchsan Charles rhouPp liza
H. Bousld, y " French Sir m Don and Mr. BsseLett.
Charles A T.char G. w Grange, r. Wallace II. r. Becker,
Csn John Pipe Geo. Nicholson y T. Mira Harrison and
two children John Chslero n " E5wsrd WILLIAMS Chss-
Prayer PrusA John Powell Cal Mira NJ Conway Miss Ada
line Stoker f. W jacob Hayman. Mr. Ludwig Baum.
ID MeGrtgor Mrs. NJ. Veal and sister John Lee, r. la
Franz j. II. La France and child VIM Edwards, John VII
verify Peter Dickson J. Mcfarland n. VI w.
r. Geson ard son, Baltimore; Renwick, Js female
Yant-lotal. 20. Specie, f7W ,768 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
To Mariners.

learn from The Boston Traveller that the Board 81 Lights
House Com rsoners have decided build another Lights
House on Mnors Ledge officers in Boston at the pres
ent time makus for the speedy Of
the WORK The new be granite and iron and
will IL said .urpsss in msiveness and strength the famous
Eddytone IL expected tive yeaEs more will be occupied
In its erection.
We requested to state tsays Charleston psper cha. the
Beseons Morss Island will be lii up night mo
sd June. -
Captains Of vessels wishing towing IN tho hsrbor OF Port
land Me- requested emsmber the following
tags the masthead, beneath the other my
be from any part Of the harbor II the Yse os
side the from the observatory and INC enae-
will set signal for the boat. Captains OF vessels woo'a
themselves much trouble BY observing these dSscno ING
cut the barber.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
Cambridge Cattle Market.

Reported for The NJ Y WEEKLY TRIBUNE by joan EATos.
"WEDNESDAY, June q, 1855
At market 406 Cate-about $50 Beeves and Stores
srg of Working Oxen Cows aud Calves Yearing, and
year. old.
MARKET BEEF-EItrs p cwt. 80 25ass 50; first quality,
ssd8 49, second quality, $sd 90 5e third quality, 81 so;
Ordinary 81 81 Hides &c %; Tsow, SPA % %;
PeG Ecas; Calf Skins, l2c. y 70; Veal Calves, Sc, 81
$3.50 at market quality excellent
STOREs- Working Oxen Sl25 $50, Slf5, Sl75 500.
Cows end Calves SIS SD 80, S42 as $50 20 S6S Two
Years Old eSS SO a. as to $50 Three Years Old 8l,
SIS 81, so. +53 454 % s62
SHEEP LAMBs-26C7 market. Extra S. IS, 81; by
lot 81 %, 81 50, 81 49, - 25 % %, 43 TO 81 30.
sWNE-NONE.
Remarks There fair SIMPLY Of all kinds and in
querce souy contested There will be 20 head Of
Western cattle and about Geo head Of sheep Brighton
addition what report. IS the Fitch
buTsh Railroad and 81 the Boston and Lowell Railroad
loaded with Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Horses aud Fowls
kUhEER FROM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
MARINE 10 URNA L
PORT OF NEw-YoRK... .....JuSE n.
Cleared.

SteamshpsRosnoke skinner Norfolk Ludlsn Pesssnts
Florida, Woodruff. Savannah 5. L. Mitchl.
Shps-Ocean Star, Simonds ST. John, w. II. Rversnib
Colleen West Putnam, San Francisco Sutton Co.
BaTks-Psul Boggs, Dzer Savannah j. w. Elwel Co. :
Geo. Warren Vose, Cienfuesos j. Perkins; Juno, tOden
Parker, ManEana aennings Muller Gosnsi Sarah Ann.
Ellems, Machiss " hite Duncan.
Bng--Amulet. Robbins Boston, White Duncan; Craws
ford, Small, Philadelphia Mayhem, Talbot & Co.
Schoouers-S. III. Townsend Kelsey Malaga, NJ N. Free
Co.; Enchantress simpson Savannah McCready Mott
Co.. Maria and Jose, lPoru Costa, Oporto, J. & r. De-
Fairfield, Chase, Phsde phs, 5. W. Mckee, Albert,
Cole jacksonville Thompson Hunter; f. c. Filter, Arnold.
AsIipwall j. w. Elwel Co.; Magnolia Nickenon, Balt-
MAILER Lord; II Carter Marshall Baltimore j. So
Merrill; Wake, Taylor Wilmington, n. C., y. s. Powell, w.
Il. Scranton, Cathca Wilmington N. c. J. r. Johnsoni St.
Stephens McGreg or Calais, De Wolff Star Co L. Smith.
Croke ST. John NJ b. J. Picard Co. Sophy Collins Allen.
Plymouth Davis Holiness Lawrence Allen, Boston, Day
Sprague; Alice Howell, Norfolk.
Sloop-W. II. Brown, Halock, Proyidence. masteI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28
Albany Lumber Marker. WEEK ENDING JUNE q.
Reported Specially for TIE ". Y. Tribzne.
ALRAYY. Wadns.d., Inna ii *.

ALBAhf. W odIstdsys
The demand the past week has been fully up the receipts
anc the msrket has been quite firm Some heavy sales
been effected and large number Of vessels receiving
for the South and East.
Freshts somewhat easy and buyers taking
OF that fact well aLolber si important the
osng Of sellers present to lay in their Sem.
and OF their Fall stocks.
Manufacturers Of Lumber still insist that there will be
crop this yea and il well known that much Of the Lumber
which from the CbemDg country and Canada this
ket has been diverted toward the and growing West
Manufacturers with better there and the induce
ship ia hat direction are In accordance
Our yards supplied with coed tmens comprising
every Description with scarcity Of any, unless IL be Pine
Tally Boards which have been less By for
ea weeks past The market for these shows upward tend
ency. In other descriptions have features
lice.
The receipts BY the Canals during the hd week in June in
the va rauled rere Llaar..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-28

Markets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE.
"WEDNESDAY, June q. 1884
ASHESThe market unchAn sales Of 80 bbs at 30 80
a 80 62l tor Pots and IS 20 for Pearls.
BRICks-The market firm but quiet saes Of Hard North
River IS 756$f2a
BEESwAXrhe market Is quiet; sales Of coo q at "a
d2sc
BOOTS AND SH0ES-Aside from increased quetaess the
market remains the position prevousy observod
The sales making only 70 the local ard l small
country orders Holders are not pressing their soeks prices
are without the Efhteft variation.