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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27

Il President, and his Associate Judges OF the
Court of Quarter Session Of the county Of Union
Tho petition ffhomas Green in the Township Of Kelly
in the county of Unicn buphy represents, that he
cures house ia said township which has hcrctofrr,
heeu used and occupied house q. entertainent AM
is iesirous of counun: the same and is we'll prepared
for the accumulation oftraveers he therefore prys
Ecnors to grant him license to keep tavern during
the ensuing year, and he will pray. &c.
THOMAS GREEN.
The Subscribers residents Of Kelly township hereby
certify that Thomas Green til. applicant Tor the license
Il good r-pute for honesty and Temperance, and
is we'll provided with housroci aud venienc.s
the lodging and accommodation Of and
and that public house there is they t reor.
recommend him proper person to lie licensed to keep
n public house.
Conrad Master, Peter Geyer, Thomas Huntington
David Grove, John J. Clark, = b. Paving Joel l;oyer,
John Smith. John A. kis-r, b. DatssmAn. John Raul
man, John huntington Henry Hummei, George Nickel.
Arril d, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
TO the Hon. A S Wilson, President, and his
Associates, Judges of the Court Of Quarter

Sessions of the County Of Union
The petit OF Alan Weidensau, in the Borough Of
Leuisburg in sail County humbly represents, that he il
desrous of continuing to keep public house AT his od
stand the Borou, aforesaid, and well prepared Tor
the accommodation Of strangers, Travellers &c lie there
proys your lionor grant him license to keep
during the ensuing year, and be will pray, &c.
Al. MEIDENSAUL.
The suhscribcrs residents of Lewsburg hereby certify
that Adam j. cdcnsu the applicant for the license, is
man of good pue for honesty aLl ,prrancc. anI is
we'll p-u'i ie with horse and convenIcnces fr the
oising and recommendation OF strangers and travel
thHt pubic house there n"ccssarv they tler.
fore recommend him proper person - b. licensed
TO keep public house
EIids b.c,eH, Itos hpItO-i, j. W Sdrci james Bl,T,
Jd".s Nou9iton. Uitliam k.namsry, FiumaRis hg.rf,
B.ain More, H. Fisher, James tlstgeH Ma tia Htnn
Z. =. hcct, Henry $. Nru.-.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
TrusseS: Supporters.

~-A@LACE STOCKINGS. sho,l-
NC,>der Braces, and all other
~ SurgicalA?para,us and Ba.,-
dageS, applied and warranted
te give sat.sfao tion. by Dr.ard Mrs. .M'CLEN-
ACHAN, No. IL North SEVENTH Street,
Phiiadeiphia.
The great number of Females relieved and
cured by wearing Mrs. TClenachan's Sup
por,ers, warrants her in conmendins them a.
superior TO anything of the kind ever offered
10 the public fly5l7l5dl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
Ten Nights in a Bar Room,
And what saw There.
BY t. S. .AETHUR

Ten Thousand Copies IN Nonth.
THIS powerful work, kncwlcd:pd by all who Rave
L read IL 10 be the hest written by Mr.. Arthur.
depicts the evils of lntererancr in series Of thrilling
sketches. illustrating the effects OF Tavern keeping
Rum drinking not only individuals themselves, but
in communities at lar:c. The story of little Mary Mo.
gan and her father ho is reformed ly her Devotion and
death, is alone worth the price of the book.
Temperance and others do more for the carse
ly its circulation than by any other means
Agents are wanted in every town aud county ofthe
United states. tc li an edition cottrr up specially fer
them. beautifully illustrated with hne mez,otnt en-
craving, by Sartan.
ra-t specimen Copy Will be scut ,,ust 51itD 81 r.
c4ipi of the price, 40 cents.
The largest commission will be- paid Address
}. y. BRADLEY. Pnblither,
No. IS North Fourth Strr,t Philadclrhia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
TO the Hon. hbraham Wilson Esq. Presi-
denl and his Associates Judges of the

Court of Quarter Scs ions of Union county.
The Petition of A. H. Blair respectfully showeh that he
is in Of large and conmod Gus house situate
in the Borough L,wisburg In said county which is we'll
calculated for pabe house for the entertainI, mt Cf
strangers and travellers lie therefore prhys the Ccurt
grant HIN license TO keep public house Of entertain
nent &C. the aforesaid he will pray &C.
Lewi>burg, April 10, 1859. A. ii. BLAIR.
We ths subs ibcrs residents Of the Borough of LeA
turr, do certify that 4. IL Blair, the applicant above
named Is # COOL rcpute for honesty and
and well provided with house &c, for thc
notation of strangers and travellers, and that public
house said place l. ieesssar- They therefore recur
mend him proper person 10 be licensed to keep pub
lie house.
.Jotn w. HISS L,cis G. SicLer, F. Souahton, John Bal,
R.t. Lnis MLunytir,, Thus. Norton FiamGnis Bysss,
Christopher Gsnterng, HsEiGHn More, James CrispeR,
John LUley, isdlc HIcs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
Philadelphia Adv'ts.
THE CHEAP CASH

KUN all S'dIIOnrTy SlOre, NOrth-
- West cor. of Sixth and Arch SIS, PAiL1-
deLphia. Grea. Bargains in Books!
Poetical, Jugenlle, Miscellaneous, Standard
and Presentation Books, very Cheap.
STAPLE AND FANCY STATIONERY.
Superior white ruled Letter PAPER, 3 4 80 PER
Ream. Letter and note Envelopes in great
variety. Weddings urniSlIed at very moder-
ate rates. Cards Written and Engraved
H!IIotS and other Steel Pens. Superior Mot
To "aiers, 3s3 Notices on sheet. for % certs.
inksiands, Pen-knives; Paper Weights, &c
Fine Turkey Morocco Porte-Monnaies. Port
f9h"s, &c. Gard Cases, Backgammon Boards,
&c, with a choice assortrnentof TOY BOOKS.
GAMES, Dl>SECTED PICTURES, &c; Al.
buns, Scrap Books and Engravings.
apr! ~, oS-3'9yll =. Thomson.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
SALAMANDER SAFES !,


49,. s.=gzsz==-z==- - Chestnut 4 Fifth Sis,
Friday morning, Dec. 18th. ls5i-EVANS &
WATSON'S SALAMANDER SAFES TRIU-
MPHANT, as they always are when pu, 10
the test:
.PnILApELrHIA, Dec. Is. 1854.
Messrs. Evans 4 Watson, ,So.29 South fohrih st.
Geniiemen-Ne take much pleasure in rec
ommending your ;alamander Safes 10 Merch-
ants and others in want of a secure means of
preserving their books, papers &c. from fire,
as the one we purchased from you about seven
months since has preserved our books, papers
and cash in as good condition as they were
when put into 1t, before the great fire of this
morning, which destroyed the entire block Of
buildings corner of Chestnut and Fifth streets.
The above safe was in use in our Office on
the second floor of our building, from which
place it fell into the cellar, and remained there
until the FIRE was out The Safe was then re-
moved aid opened in the presence of al least
1000 persons, who witnessed the good condi-
ton of its contents. VIII YOU please have
the Safe and Locks repaired, as we intend 10
pnt IT in use again, having perfect confidence
in its ire-proof qualities.
Yours, respectfully.
LACEY & PHILLIPS
Evans Il Watson take pleasure in referring
10 the following, among the many hundreds
who have their Safes in use U. S. Mint, Phil
ada: Farmers II Mechanics Bank, Philada.
Samuel Allen, Esq High Sheriff, Phlada.
John N. Henderson. City Controller; Caleb
Cope tx Co., No. ls3 Market St.; Richard
Norris & Son, Locomotive builders, Philada.;
Bancroft & Sellers, Mach,nis,S, corner 18th
and James SITS. Franklin Fir. Insurance Co.,
Philada.; Pennsylvania Railroad Co, Philada.;
Lacey Il Phillips, corner 9TH and Minor Sts.;
Sharpless & Bro, No. 81 South Second St;
James. Kent d Santee, No. l47 North Third
ST.; W. II. Hor>tman * Sons, No. 81 North
Third ST.; Smith, Williams & Co, No. 81 Mar
ket St; j. & b. Ornc, No. ISIS Chestnut ST.
t-y7A a large assortment of the above Safes
always on hand (warranted to stand al least 10
per cent more fire than any Herring's Safe
now in use). EVANS q WATSON also
manufacture and keep for sale, Iron shutters,
Iron Doors and Iron Sash, for making hre-
proof Vanlis for Banks, stores, phblic and pri-
vate buildings; Seal and Letter Copying Pres
ses; Patent Slate hined Refrigerators. &c.
Please give us call, a, No. 26 South FOURTH
ST., Philadelphia. April 6, '55-573yi
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
ZINC PAINTS.
Z5NC PNENTS.
nNE-THlRD CHEAPER THAN WHITE
" LEAD, and free from cll poisonora,


" LEAD, and free from all poisonous
qualities.
THE NEW JERSEY ZINC C0HPiyT, haviry
greatly enlarged their worls. and in proved the quality
their products prepared 10 execute orders for trir
SUPERIOR PAINTS, Dry, aud Ground in Oil, in
assorted packages of from 25 TO 500 pounds; also
DRY in barrels of 20 pounds cath.
Their llITE ZINC, which is sold dry OF ground in
oil is warranted pure aad unsu-passe for Dody and
Uniform whitrness.
which enables the Company to warrant their paints
keep fresh and soft in the Kegs any reasonable time
In this respect their paints will be superior any other
in the market.
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT, which ,s sold at low
price. and only be made from the Zinc ores from
New Jer ", il well kiotn its r'rotccve guali-
ties when applied 10 iron other metallic surfaces
Tiair STONE coLOR PAINT possesses all the proper
ties OF the Brown and of agreeable color for pain
ting Cottages, Dcpots Out buildings. Bridges. Be
FRENCH 4 RICHARDS,
Wholesale Paint Dealers and importers,
n. W. cor 10th and Market Sts. Iaiiod.lphid.
Su5.s3fliL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
DAVID BLAIR,
J. y. BAERET

The Mount Vernon House will be continued
by the subscriber who will be happy 10 see
his friends and spare no pains to make them
comfortable. J. J.. BARRETT.
Philadelphia, April I, 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
Dissolution of Partnership.
'NHE Partnership heretofore EXIST

L between David Blair and ]. L. Barrett un-
der the firm Of Blair Il Barrett, in the business
of the Mount Vernon House, No % North
Second Street, has been this day dissolved BY
mutual consent, J. l.. Barren havirg purchased
the interest Of sald Blair, will continue 10 keep
the Noun, Vernon House.
DAVID BLAIR
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
Arrival of the Nashville.
New YORK, April %, 1856

'LV 1ohh1 "A pm Ps3 ICoc-
The Steamship Nashville, chartered by
the Collins Company in place of the Pa.
cifc, arrived at noon to-day, bringing dates
from Liverpool ard London to the 7th
inst.
The Vienna Conference had adjourned
over the holidays. The impression is dai-
ly becoming stronger that there is nothing
left but to fight it out.
Ali Pasha arrived at Vienna on Friday,
and would take part in the future discus
sions of the Conference.
A despatch from Berlin dated Friday,
the 9th, states that the Russian party is
predominant there, and that Prussia will
most likely throw herself into the arms Of
the Gar, in case of an unfayorable result
of the Conference.
There has been succession of sanguin-
ary conflicts between the French and Rus
slams before Sebastopol, for the possession
Of the Rife ambu.cadc pits, with varying
success, but much loss.
The latest reported battle occurred on
the night of the 23d, and in which 5000
men we're killed and wounded /; but no
details have been received.
The Russians as we'll as the Allies are
both Strengthening their positions prepa-
ratory to the opening Of the Spring cam
paigu.
A, council of war, held by the officers
of the allied armies on the 18th of March,
Omar Pasha desired assistance from the
Allies, which could not be granted, and
the Turks are consequently only ex-
pected to hold their position at Eupatofia.
MARCH 1s.-A large reinforcement for
the Russian garrison entered Sebastopol
to-day.
General Canrobert states in his despatch
es that in the affairs of March 22d and
23d, the Russians lost 2OO0, and the allies
500.
The Latest!
NEW YORK, April 25.
The Africa arrived at Halifax yesterday,
with later news.
The Peace prospect is rather dark.
There has been further skirmishing
about Sebastopol.
The reported death Of Omer Pasha is
contraGicted.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
BLINDS AND SHADES!
Sshng Of al Redu-ed Prices.
J: WILLIAMS, No. II North

X j: WILLI iNS, no. Il NUrIN
~ SIXTH STREET, few doors above
Market 81. Philadelphia. ORIGINATOR OF
ALL NEW S1YLESi Buys the best maize
rialS cheap for Cash, which enables him TO sell
superior Window Blinds l. shades
as low as others sell inferior articles.
Gold Bordered and Painted Shades, Of beat.
tiful designs,
Bur Holland Shades, Trimmings, Fixtures,
&c, wholesale and retail
Store Shades Painted and I.ertered to order
Repairing IN general atie:ded 10. Purcia-
sers please call.
Ls' WE STUDY rO PLEASE. 81
March 30 Isj5-2m512
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
New York Ady'ts.
Spiritual Telegraph"

TIIE Organ of Modern SpiIiiualism
L FOURTH VOL. commences in May. 1t
contains the fullest record extent Of current
Facts and Opinions on Spiritual Intercourse.
Published weekly al 81 per annum. also al
Spiritual Books fer sale by PARTRIDGE &
BRITAIN 312 Bro adway, New York.
$. a Catalogue OF Spiritual Books sen.
or arp,ica'.oh 3n5Ts
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27
Real Estate.
Orphans Court Sale.
lY Virtsc of an Order of the Orphans

DY virtse of an Order of the Orphans
- Court of Erion County, will be sold at
public sale, at the residence Of the widow OF
George Gundy, deceased, in East butfaloe
township. on
ffuIay he 4M day Of My
next. Il valuable tract of TIMBER fS,
LAND, situate in East Bufialoe SSs:sss z
township, containing abou, 100 &f4aSf
Acres, adjoining lands Of William ~
Peters, heirs of Michael Quinn. and others,
il being part Of the real estate of which said
George cundy died seized.
1l'd tract Of land will be sold in pieces of
10 or 20 acres. 20 suit purchasers. sa'e to
commence al 10 o'clock A NJ Of SAID day, when
terms CT .alc will be made known by
JOHN GUNDY, Administrator
of said George Gundy. decd
EaS; Bnffaloe, April ., 1855
B. Any person wishing u examine .aid
Timber Land. will be shown It hy calling on
either the Administrator, Jacob Guudy, OF
Simon Gnndy
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-04-27

:<cr.s:.. zZzEz-a-=z- - Chestnut 4 Fifth Sts.,
Friday morning, Dec. 18th. ls5i-EVANS &
WATSON'S SALAMANDER SAFES TRIU-
MPHANT, as they always are when pu, TO
he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-09


s4ot0 New York city Hves, 1890. ............. ok
12oC0N. and Harlem X r. Ia mortg Int a ided 81 a
boW rfusnfng Il 40 10 o7ea
AGO Milwaukee and Wstertown x do do -. SOY
1900 Ohio Apd Mississippi RI "a do do.... 81
10000 N Y. and Paterson Plank Road do do. 80
10 shares Oriental Bank. .l00A
1k5 Go Nsbony and shamokin Imp. Co. .....0
26c do Trevor'ou and susq. RR Co.. .......
to Norteumbs rlapd and Union Co. I'd. Ass.
Being the pro rata proportion in which the stocks
originally issued, and srs nov held BY the
stockholcsrs They form ave lots each, tee psrva.
Tue Of each lot bsins two thousand seven hunirei
and ninety dollars.
40 10 t,Vvf
Attire second board prices gave way fraction In
several instances, but the msrket wss on the whole
steady. There Ia 10 stock Of consequence for sale
An Improvement would make the street ativs again
bu, nothing shot Of that win. Illinois Central
Bords were 10 demand.
The transactions at the Assistant Treasursr's
ctics TO day. were "a follows;-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-09
Family Marketing.
RETAIL PRICES OF FAEh PRODUCE IN wAsHINoT0f
MARKRT.

We at length have the pleasure of announcing that
meat has fallen ia price, and that choice cuts Do
had for two three and four cents cheaper than Vim
last quoted From some cause other cattle ~
much cheaper than they did few weeks ago, and ssw
housekeepsrs congratulate themselves the prss
pect Of enjoying good steaks at something like rsassas
bic rates There is every to believe Aat ~
fore month is over, there viii bs still further rssas-
ton in the price Of every variety Of cattle Among ~
that have tended to eahance the price Of osss
there ID that appears to have been entirely ever
looked and that is the fact that since the csnnsoss
Mt Of the imms ration to California it hiss oesasA
market to Western cattle, immense heards Of whioh
have been driven the Plains to the land 81 go
The amount sent is said to be incaloula BILE This has
had the effect OF rendering cattle In the WsstsR
States, and market of course, feels the effect ys-
getabes getting cheaper and list besas to shsv
several samner varieties. Peas abundant aaA
cheap, also spinich and other green truck.
Gooseberries and strawberries plentiful aud there p
every probability Of immease ysld Of AL the berry
tribe. This win compensate for tho apple, which -
wen nigh disappeared, the russes being the only vsris
now to be sesn Butter Is three cents cheaper thea
when last quoted. Eggs little dssrer. Fish 10 pls.
full and toeraby cheap Poultry and game dear, 81
hardly any OF IL to be In other articles there r
very little to notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-09
The Kinney Expedition.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Bette.
COLONEL KINNEY NON EST.

COLONEL KINNEY NON EST.
JUNE Sat the opening Of the court this morning,
Mr. Eager said he wished to ask the District Attorney
either to move on the trial Of Mr. Fabsns, name
day whom he would call 1t We liable to be called
every day.
The Court-N would be . convenience to ycu Ger
tainly.
The District Attorney said he could not try Mr.. Fa-
bens to-day, for he had not boon able to and Colonel
Kinney; and he WAS to believe rumor, he feared no
should not succeed in getting him, but hs would not,
bowsver, depend rumor; Colonel Kinney may Be in
New York, or he may be on the high seas. He there
fore could not name day for IL he we're to dcharge
his witnesses and Colonel Kinney into court the
next day. what situation the prosecution would be
Mr. Esger-see the position Mr.. Fsbens Is in: hs Is
here with his witnesses and will bs obliged to attend
The court-Ii the District Attorney fail to the OPP
poftunity Of trying him, his counsel can apply 70 the
MI Esger-Mr. Fabens il at tho expense OF his Wit
nesses: he II detained at great Inconvenience, and
obliged to employ counsel month Ia advances
The Court-ThAs ineonvenienoe that attends al
most all crinnai cases.
Mr. Eassr-I ak the District Attorney what exerons
have been made to secure the attendance OF Colonel
The Court-Tbe District Attorney has NO right to
swer such question.
ected to the postponeent Of the trial from the
that had heard Of his being about TO leave ths United
Mr.. Esssr-The District Attorney officially announces
that Col Kinney has left the United States.
The Nsrict AttorneyI say have heard 90, sad have
Mr.. Niger ssaed the District Attorney il he would
waive The attsn6 Of Mr. Fabens until Col Kcney
arrivesS
TIE District Attorrey-I win make NO stpclatlors,
and refure to be catechised auy furtt er.
The matter then dropped and the parties left the
Eypeaton TO N,carasua far a. the steamer United
States 10 conceir ed-for the present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-09
A Hint.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YosK HERALD.


Some years ago there was an effort mAde by che
British Parliament TO coerce the pubh,ans Ia London
into curtament Of their business hours, with other
stringent measures somewhat akin to the Maine law
At this time the great thunderer-the Loodon Times
took strong part against the publicans and beer
sellers, nch that the pubcans not only would
net take the paper into their house bat vent further
and had paca,ds printed and placed IN the windows Of
their houses TO this effect: "The Times not taken Ia
hsre This had net much effect at frat but after
II was found that people would MT tase in the
Times II vas not much sdvertisisg In that paper
and the advertise fell OF at alarming degree
and the CREST Times caved IN and made the dmende
honorable Now, sir, the liquor sellers here have the
pluck OF their conrs OF Loncon and viii stick Ia their
vipdows "The Tribune and New YORK Times not taken
In here" II will be just but reTibutve act for the
false play manifested By ~ least the oae-the Times
and the open but manly, hostility Of the other; and
the advertisers In each would second Their efforts
10 settle tbese fanstics who would not e; poor hard
working msn have cup o. bssr 70 h supper after his
hard days toll. Yours, &C.,
ONE WHO sAwIr TRIED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-09

600 d. de-, ct 90 IS % sS with susn Iss O. vbes
Csnscs % 3ec. osru ives active but lower. - nsse
itc. the latter figure Tor PARROTS taken Ter szesg
beng In saippng order Among tho ssiss wses 49,
.o.ss. ds!..sSls IN july. .. 81 and soss a:li.srss
81 81 ~ end rssoic at 81 9o Southern. yelsy rs
more plenty 81 90 was bad a.d 81 10 ssksd. ssS-
ooffm-Sales Of 100 bags IAguyars were mA1e 81
loH and 40e 9 500 bags Rio It cid prizes
tSI1os@Ihe market sesive-saies 5000 bsies. n
Gliding ,O0t In usnstu. The market was Arn, hi .
little irregular, and in some instances alvaaos e
&c. wss obtained
bu bells Of corn we're engaged At I'd In ships Sag ssa
300 bales OF cotton compressed, at p. Z, supposed -
lard was engaged at COS and whale foots ssp. Z -
Bremen, 600 bbh rosin were engaged at e., and 80
tom messuremsst goods At l2s Cd To Caoraia rates
ranged from SOC. q SOC per loot uessur~meat.
HAr.-ssIss bo0 bales At 81 06aSi IL
IRoSseotch pig -as druer, with sales Of 100 teas 4
HoLAss,s ogshsads Cuba Muscovads were sold -
NAVAL sroKss Sales of 900 barrels spirits turpsatas
were made ct Ale. s41Hc. Rosn was at about 81 s.
for common Wilmington per 80 lbs. delivered
PROVISIONS : PorK vas steady, with sales Of abesf
and new DO, at slI ~ slT co. and prime, ct sA
" and $50 10 Sl6 90 for prime mess, CLOSING ara.
s =. 20 Of GO 100 sc,s iseYSing scSss =
hsms-2ao bbls sold at SIT $40 Cat msats--seo
4eS psehsees were sold at IKE Ike for she siaerl
western fod at about 90 IArd-salss about 400 bsa,
ircIuciDg fair to prime, tlokc 10xc Cheese quist
at DO q Ice. Butter dull.
RIn 100 casks were sold, at &c. a exc: market
srcxs loo bags Of pepper were sold al &C. IN Sssa
and 100 do. 1T p. and cases nutmegs at D. e. I'D
100 cases of maoe. at t. a Az
suGAR.-rbe market was steady, with fair suslaaas
doing. The sales embraced about 300 . i 900 hhda.
Cuba muscovado, at prcss ranging chiefly ct &c. ess
and 40 do. Porto REQ, At &c. 61Sc.
rALIow dull at 12c per ID.
WHsKEY.-Sales OF $50 bbs State were made at SSk<o
$3.50. Ohio wss offered at s5c.
FISH DRY cod sss at 81 IS Tor Georges Banks, asa
~ 90 for Grand Banks. with moderate sales Maeksr,
NO Is were ats e No large, none Of momsnt II ~
marker. Herring unchanged.
On "a, 900 gallons Western red were solo at 5sc
TonAcco was more inquired after, but sraau stSshs
and stiff prices prevented large transactions Sslsp
173 hbds Kentucky, nc. l3hc.; 4i0 hAlas Havana,
geo a6c ;72 cases SEED leaf &c 12hc.
WooL-We have feature to notice In ~
martet for this article The supply or both f0siga -
domestic is light but large supplies looked for 81
no change ia Observable in prices nor is there .ass
rial alteration looked for Buyers giving all their
attention to the growing districts where purchases q
clip srs being made a. 2oc to Soc per ID for
mon to Gnest quality OF washed fleece The sslss -
this market at present are of NO particular nenAt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-09
CITY TRADE REPORT.

BRRADsruus -Flour-The Market was duu and lnfs-
rios With common grades, 1917 cents par barrel
lover The ssles EN- brsces about 900 10 600 bols
udng Inferior and common TO choices state brands al
90. Western far To good and choice slo 70
$40 10 Canada common 20 grod and csocs braads
q COO bbls 1T $40 ~ II 2s Sont.ern n 500 bbisD
mssitt 10 fsv1 OF purchasers II els Ell ct Su rs
all 81 tor and all 81 st2 CT for faosJ lots
i1tra Geeesss at ell "a si3. whsst-oore DOING
vat. salas u 400 S-s4sls oAaa - sAiss, ~ - VI