Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-06-25
] LATEST INfELLIGfEoE.
NV YoRE. June %.

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! Fl0rr-C Continues heavy with but mode
rate demand, sales 1900 bbls ut 8 50A0 for
common TO straight and extra statr, and
0(09 SO mixed and good western, ll@l =
for extra Gencssee. Included in sales are
500 bbls state for July s Is Canadian rath
ersheavy,s sales 1000 bills 9 870l0. Rye
6ons and corn meal selling in smah lots at
previous figures. s.,
Grain--Wheat dull dropping, sales 500
bu. white Canadian ct 2 Al. 500 Blu. upper
lake, 2 %. Rye dull and nominally the same.
Corn steady, fair demand for east export.
sales SIS 900 bu. 81 0l(1l o.. Oats bet
ter, fair demand for export Gales 58(@6Z4
for state Western.
Proyisions-Pork market unchanged, sale
1900 bbls at 10 so for nov mest5 10 Is for
old do. l6 60 for prime. Beef very frm,
sales $50 barrels at yesterda prices. Cut
meats firm. sales 800 $50 packages. Larc
steady, sales $50 bbls l039lOi. Butter
ind cheese unchanged.
.Whiskey better, sales $50 bbls Ohio and
prison at 37C938.
Stocks down. Money and exchange IN.
changed. Erie r. r. SO; Harlem 29f; @.
and T. r. r. Gil; G. c.. and G. l08; Erie
bonds Of So 81; 5 60; G. and Pittsburgh
49}; Chicago and R. ]. r. r. 81; Hudson ID
bonds %; Erie bonds Il 81; Reading r. r.
96}; N. 7. G. r. Il. 100 3-3; Mich G. r. Il.
100; Erie bonds Of Is, OH; III G. Bonds
SS1.
surFALo MARKET.
Il BUTFALo, June %.
Flour Market still quiet. Sales $50 bbls
common Wisconsin, at 3. Some inquiry for
wheat, but 40 yet no sales. ny
Inquiry for corn very moderate being Sat-
urdsY. Sales At 50. Oats tend upward and
sales firm. Business restricted. Salcs 1000
bu. at somthing over fifty.
Whiskey quiet. Canal freights dull. Corn
II to Albany "A to n. Y.
NEW YoRK, June %.
The Paris correspondent Of the Tribune
SAYS that Mr.. Mason, our Minister To France
has sent dispatch to Washinst0n up the
principle that the flag covers the cargo in
respect to the British cruisers ia Baltic
as set forth in the circular BY Count Nesscl-
rode. He also. intimatcs that . journal pub
lished ia Basle Switzerland that has been
making violent attncks-upon the Emperor Of
France, has been instigated thefGlo and sas-
tanned BY the American Consul II Basic, and
the French authorities hare made urgent ~
peal to Mr.. Mason to try and check the
abuse.
The rumor that Gov. Clark INTENDED to
call out the military il this city to enforce
the Maine Liquor Law, induced Mayor Wood
to write "a letter to him to enquire into the
subject, to which The Governor replied, tn r
- osnA hat s,va-
portantfs measure could not properly be pro-
posed until the necessity Of is should be
brought 70 his knowledge in some official o.
authentic manner.
The case Of Joronimo Henry charged with
bringing an African boy into this port " Il
the intent to make him slave in September,
came upin the U. S. District Attorneys Of
foe here. and the defendent was held in $40.
600 bonds to answer.
K. N. MEETING IN BOSTON.
BosroN, Juno q.
A meeting Of the X. Ms. inward Ii II
this city was addressed by Senator Wilson
and Gov. Gardner.
TIE former confined his speech to the sub.
ject Of the philadelphia National Cow antior
asserting that it was the dcs re Of the Massa.
chusetts delegation to avoid the question Oi
slavery which was forced upon them by thu
South and they were obliged to meet it tller
and there. Mr.. w. said II Of the committee
on platform supported the majority resolu.
lions principally coming from States where
the American party had been defeated and
they were opposed by IA representatives Of
ll6 electoral votes in States where thu
American party had ,riumphed.
| The Delegates from Georgia were in fol
Geo. Law for President, and six from Penn.
lsylvania, and one from New York, were il
favor Of Mr.. Dickinson. Mr.. w. said thai
George Gardner tod the South that there
was not town or city IN Massachusetts, VOID
support the Majority platform, and that Mr..
Brooks of the N. Y. Express had said tina,
the whole North would support the platform.
1t was attempted in the convention to pu,
him (Wilson) down and turn him out, when
Gov. Gardner declared that il such was the
result he would leave. Mr.. w. was very Sc
we're orthe doughface delegation from New
York. who he charged with keeping the mass
delegation from the council "a hours after
the proceedings commenced.
OYER THE FALLS.
NIAGARA FALLS. June %.
A man at ever the American Falls to.
day this AN. He was in the act of landing
from a skiff ustlabove the the Rapids when
he was carried away BY the current. H
boat capsixed. His name is unknown but he
is supposed to have been on his way from
Canada with Vegetables. A
LIQUoRLAWIN CONNECTICUT.
MIDDLETON, June %.
y. s. Parlee Ct the McDonnough Houss
and Peter Rosencrantx we're tried to-day fcl
violation of The Liquor Law. Tho former
was found guilty on four indictments, and
latter on three. They were fned $50 and
cost each, frsm which they appealed and