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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19
EDUCATION.


21E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., &c-aENrI.E
sss ssnns anS y
knowl Of bookk eeping writing Sc few weeks Pros
pecta. and full particulars application. Terms moderate
%70- gooKKEEPING, WRITING ARITHMETIC AVID
cured The services d celebrated English trained teacher to
assist II his academies 2s Grand street Of owery
and G6 Fulton street. Brooklyn. Ladies' day and evenng
writing classes " for twelve lessons stationery, charge
&10 WRITING, BOOKKEEPING. ARIrHNETIc
RiU. Mr.; D9LBEAR. 600 broadway, has few prg
bic terms; also few seats at only $40 Tor full course ia
double entry An elegant business hand Is guaranteed
90 5O -wRITING.-MR. DoLBEAR, 900 BROAD
private classes for ladies' and children They win g
IN five vacant eas Be a
day. Regular terms SO.
Fl ONLY FOR PENMANsHIp..- BOOKKEEPING,
ss ep.ns Is ssc sns ans
Sis;sS All ,ssss osesE nSosa. saa
French, Spanish and German LAM aages.
FOREIGN GENTLEMAN WOULD BE WILLING TO
lin languages and also in drawing and painting respec
days. f. B. g. Broaawss Post once gwen 'a's'A TOT f''
TRUE sroRY.-GoLDsMIT CAN MPARr wIrh
..o cerny gooa nandwrns In ten lessons q one hour
oelved his DAY The academies, 500 Broadway III Full
QooKKEEPING.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE
ID pupils this day for thorough Of
Terms including writing arithmetic books
t25 OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH 1852 broadway, and III Full
ton street, Brooklyn.
QRoOKLYN.-THE SUBSCRIBER WILL OPEN HIS
New Writing %sn and Son se
meet both old and pupils during the afternoon and
ng OLIVER II. GOLDSMITH.
RRo0KLYN WRITING ACADEMY (EsTABLIsHED
ID 1880, At l66 Fulton street, Brooklyn Mr.. PAINE
raniees TO mpsrt 70 pupils easy lowing and expedition
hematics 6c LADIES' private writing classes ~ for II les
all found Pupils select their hours the
233 Grand street
E,RENCH LANGUAGE SPOKEN IN A SHORT TIME
IL by the system OF Monsieur and Madame DUBOIS.
Ladies' the morning. gtn'lemens classes In the
ming Lessons the piano wanted In exchange for lessons In
French NO IL Clinton place FIRST private house fro Broaf
DRIvATE SCHOOL REMOvED.-THE ACADEMY OF
Il Music and the Languages Mrs. O. H. CALDWELL, prin
cpa has been removed from Pacific street. scher
mcIborn between Court and Clinton streets, Brooklyn
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CPANIsH AND FRENCH LANGUAGES, TAUGHT IN
y ver short space Of time on new and practical method
In viii be able 10 translate and continue aivan
geousy the study OF either Of the
ages Terms moderate. Address Prof. A. PIEzZA, No.
Varich street,
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h SPLENDID FARM, 0RIsT MILL. SAW MILL, CIDER
b press, &C., for nAie Situated IN Harrington NJ -
rallies from TappAn Town, and about 20 n1es nom Nav
lark. II ssts OF seventy heavy tmbered two
etng houses, store barns, TO- The mills are AL IN ane
IusinR order and the the
|yex Apply 70 WILLIAM I. GRAFT, li0 and III Nassau
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! CHANCE SELDOM MET WITH WE OFFER THIS
day. for sale exchange Cor New York city property,
|au fu farm In Weschester county containing LOG acres
l divide this into five odous farms, each having build
gs them. vz 20 house and two barns; IS do
acres do 10 acres do IL acres do The principal dwelling
H by SO feet ~ story plenty water, lard and SOFT wood
lie farm WIN take neat house or trade separately. Price
ether SIS OO0 proportion for the parcels II
depot only az hours ride the City Hall, New
brk. Apply TO DUNCAN a SHACKELrOS, II Nassau
veet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

hRUG STORE FOR SALE.-A FINE AND LARGE
drug store for sale cheap situated in New York In agood
the French drug ore 234 Third avenue door below
Senty first street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

nR. WARDS UsrONrusATEs rgfEsD, AMI
IL osksr urrsalsd remedies, IN
~ certain dssnsxs ngtfsl IAN dsesnssves eseiiAs
All he psobons sssis n dkesss tee dsys And ssos al
he sAfsspsrfIa 10 The void Hs nssdnss sysatbss
bGos 70 he uninrnDss Al anras sDr
Obtaining Tho sfne Without any ds1sy. 9rss attention svs,
ADD cure slrays warranted. OAcs tsnA
assf rasi ~ sis broadway.
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\ N EXCELLENT FANCY AND EMBROIDERY STORE
tor salewith lease stock and fixtures; location
wed now doing large and rapidly increasing business
bid offered ut 200 cent less than the actual cost OF
goods Satisfactory given for selling by applying
hmediaely at $50 Broadway, room 10. =
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CTEAM BETWEEN NNw YORK AND GLASGOW.
- EDINBUR0, 2.50O tons, Wn. Cumming commander.
NEW YORK, 100 tons, Robert Craig do
G14AbGOW !,96x tUns, Johu duncan do
The 0issGow and New York Steamship COmpAnys spend
and powerful Ednburg appointed 10 sail fr
Now York for Glasgow direct urday 18th January
At O'Clock precisely Rates Of In future I'd
J. McsYMON Is Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

RARE CHANCE-BoARDING HOUSE FOR SALE,
rent paid In board. II Ii well fitted up and will be sold
six hundred dollars lsh Reason for selling, Ill health
owner For particulars inquire Of JAMES FLEMING, 45
briolk street. In furniture store.
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nR. COOPER. II DIANE STREET. NAY Nv con
~ sulsd On drnss&. y m speciality efAss
% guarantee permanent cures visisysi Hssrenry
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CALLING DAYS, 5TH AND 9th OF EACH MONTH =
y -Four hours from 70 b. Panama Rairpld
70 bs. baggage fieeihrough for California, via Panama
naoad.Ihe uued states Mail Steamship Company intent
% asspateh Tor A-pnwsl, Tnesday Nov. ~ A. socock
y. NJ precisely from pier foot OF Warren street,
the well and favorie steamship EMPIRE CITY, Cap
H. Win1ls. Passengers and mails VIII be forwarded by Pc
railroad and connect AT Panama with tho
Steamship Cumpany's magnificent steamship SoSORs
Richard " hing Commander. which will be In readine
and immediately for Fan Francisco The public
formed That the r. NJ T. g. Company slwayi have
lying nj Panama ready for avoid
possible detention of passengers mails For passage apply
10 w. HAYMOfD, nj the only sfce Of the companies NJ
III West street corner OF Warren.
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CTEAMsHrP FOR HAvRE.-THE NEW AND SPLEEN
- did frat class steamship ERICSSON, A. H. Lowber
maDder viii pier No 81 North river, weines
day Nov ~ at noon Baggage not wanted on the voyage
low Letters prepaid ISM half ounce and parcels
will be received at the AGENTS Office I'LL 10 A. Of the day
sailing Price Of pasaeeFrss cabin. SID second SO The
Ericsson unsurpassed IN her for ii.
her passengers and viii give satisfaction 10 all who
he Atlantic In her For nfo passage apply
TO q. B. RICHARD, Agent, $50 Broadway.
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NEW TcnuYLKiLL coal YARD FODr or Forg
~ csafb STREET. Esst rive, AMI f,a ~ War n sF3s
soFti ger-Is undersigned beg afgxs le glsaa
eep ~ ie tei ~ ~ gykn sbie ard I'd sh css srpf
red af taaay fhey ssshiai ~
rsfmfhs Quaisy ~ Wi1ch, vel vel al rssF
KnArRrfes a. us Following io@ Urt@sf--Whte fafatss
crate efd scse sf"s ~ " IS Ton. red ks ~ IS w.
ton sffr etfsfnrt ~ nn' tqN a. ~ ~ ~ % Ht
hUsd. ~ = ~ ~ ne pabir = = gee f2af sHf V
sANsfperry We enUhdenily rely sh.r0 N e 81
uousGe OSkff.f. seyEg As4faa
ppD AND WHITE Aen coaL-Tfg srps ,afsyn 81
il fsssy'as 90 feah urssrt y. aasa psse 4aanF e
he wif furnish at 70 csAs pr tfcG. lhe ner ofl
sbe or o. grnrfe Lsh y. tnscstarf ftger =, 49,.
an fanNf ~ lsssg lafIfst taes uxxPf RfFwy
c0iHtr NElal n8 Fe *ad 4a1s 10 Wrsf sfsfss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-19

FHEAP FOR CAsH.-TWO LARGE DIMENsIONED
yaw boats, one II feet and ~ feet for SALE Inquire
I3Ql
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CPANIsH AND FRENCH LANGUAGES, TAUGHT IN
- short space OF time and practical method
In amor III viii be able translate, and continue aivan
geousy by the study OF either Of the above l
Terms moderate. Address Prot. A. PIEZZA, No.
varct street.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-12

Reported weekly for the Sentinel by BENNETT & BRo-
KAw, Commission Merchants, 40 Broad Street, y. Y.
NEw YORK, April 6, 1855.
DEAR S1Rs Since our last report have chan
ges to notice in our Produce Market. Below we hand
you correct report THE present Market hoping may
be of service to you.
Flour AND GRAIs.-We are obliged To advance our
quotations on Flour, with an active home demand and
light receipts We quote AN advance Of KG2s = Dbl
on most grades within the week. We quote common
State S9a9h Extra 10 S9's S9at; common brands,
Western, Sgi, a9at; Extra do Sl06ll 80; Genesee
s9s To- for common, and sli9leal, for extra Cana
dian 50 JOdIO 80; Rye Flour So 25e7 90; Corn Meal
irin al s43lG437l,; Buckwheat Flour 50 J0G4 30 .
100 NJ. WHEAT, So GOa2 20 for White, and 50 ioa
% fer Re.i Corn ~ IO0c; Rye 81 3lGJ %; Barley
81 Pea a5 Oats 81 IS for Jersey, and 62a6s for State
and Western; Peas i3Gl5 for Marowfats; Canada le
ala 2 bush; white Beans u eco per bush.
PRoyisroSs-Mess Pork SID d = al6 80; Prime sli
ssal4 81 Beef country mess, 50 s0an 90 do prime
S6 sea- as Repaeked, Chicago, sI4 5OGl5 25 for
Beef Hams sl6aIs 20 Hams, in pickle, s1S9sc and
shoulders oa6aiep II; Lard 9'zGlOe 3 h; Butter,
prime Orange county, aGa3ec; prime State oS93l for
new and old anJ la good demand; Western and Penn
sylvania l6 aOc for good Common do l4al6; Cheese
uI9I3Iac.
FRUIr-Green Apples, 81 50a4 p bbl; Dried do
SC Op6 IS; Dried Peaches I3H94c p u DO Plums,
1905; Cherries 2O922e h.
Por.roEs.-In good demand at e0sG22s 9 Dbl, for
common and 81 OOs3 - p Dbl FOR extra MERGERS and
Casters
AsHEs.-Pots and Pearls both s6.e5.
Srrps.-Clover lOa12Ke h; Timothy sss9 so bush /;
Flax do 81 s5al 90 p busa.
Eaas-In good demand at 2092le dos.
HoPs.-Dull at 2O922 for prime.
Respectfully, yours, BENNETT & BRoKAW,
Commission Merchants, 10 & ll2 Broad st.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-12
TELEGRAPHIC.-
Reported Expressly for the Sentinel.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE
STEAMER ILLINOIS.
New YORK. Apli

NV Ohh- l'iAA q
The steamer Illinois arrived here to-day.
She brings 800 passengers and $4,000 in
gold, consigned to the Metropolitan Banks
$4,000; Dextrel & Co, $4,000; johnson
& Lowden $4,000.
She brings California dates to the 18th of
March, brought by the Sonora to Panama.
The John L. Stephens was going into San
Francisco when the Sonora left.
The news is unimpOrtant. None of the
suspended banks had resumed. RobnsOn's
Savings Bank yielded no assets. Deposits
amounted to $4,000. He was arrested on
a charge of embezzlement.
The affairs of Adams & Co., came before
the Courts in a variety ofshapes.
u. Hobart Sanders, an attorney of San
Francisco, had been arrested on a charge of
forgery, to the amount of S2O,OE-held to
bail. He Immediately decamped.
1t appears that the patient in the Marine
Hospital are always taken out at elections,
and made to vote at five or six different pools.
Resolutions disseminating the hospital, after
the lst of April, passed both branches of the
Legislature.
The bill prohibiting barbarous and noisy
amusements on the Sabbath, wanted only
INC SlSndtuTe Ol inc N'ofClHol w DcCpillt II
law.
The markets continue quiet, without change
of any importance.
Admiral Destarat, commander of the
French squadron in the Pacific, died on board
his frigate the day before she reached Callao.
Rains had fallen in abundance.
fhe-tFial of Hamilton Bowie, late Treas
urer of San Francisco, who was indicted for
embezzling the public money, resulted in his
acquittal.
Mining favorable Reports from Kern riv-
er diggings rather contradictory.
Large amounts of gold are arriving from
the interior.
The steamer Major Folkins was wrecked
on the South side of Esquimaux harbol-
Passengers and crew saved, but the vessel is a
total loss
A duel was fought near San Francisco be-
tween Col. William Walker and Mr. Carter.
Walker received slight wound in the foot.
AUSTRALIA, Jan. 12-It is said that DR..
Catherwood, an American, is about to explore
the interior of the country
The investigation into the late riot at Bal
larat is terminated. The charges against the
Government officers prove unfounded, while
the leaders of the dissatisfied miners were
merely political rowdies. The gold licenses
were, however, to be done away with.
Business was very dull-markets over
stocked
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-12
MONETARY.


Below We give report Of the Citizens Co ~, a..
which appointed 10 fix the value of Free Bank L..
These gentlemen were selected from among on. t,sl
business There i no important Inference betw M
this classification and that made ~ the Association
Free Bankers al the late meeting There Is yery gn
er feeling among all classes o. people in the city M
country 10 be governed by uniiara rate for Free Bar
money; and. far saTn, the following list
gives satisfaction.
In regard 10 an Agency tn Committee In view of
the appointment of DePaaw and Defrees By the Fee
Bankers, for the purpose contemplated BY the i
zens. concluded To defer that matter and salts
factory allow the Bankers Agency to supereede One
the Committee was directed 10 establish
REPORT.
The Committee appointed al q public meeting Of th
Business Men OF indianapolis. held al the Court
December Both. leJ4, 10 examine the securities fthe
Stock Banks Of Indiana and classify them according L.
value the bonds deposited with Stale Auditor
report follows and recommend that the bills be
ceVed al the prices named. Should any OF the Banks
named in the first class refuse 10 redeem In coin
value OF the securities OF the second and third elias
change the classification will b. altered accordingly
GEO. T. BROWNING, Sc y.
Indianapolis, Jan. IL, 1855.
MEssRs. EDTroRs: Owing 10 the depreciation in the
value OF Louisiana STATE Stocks, the Boar OF Control
have ordered that the following Banks be- changed from
the second To The thr class, and valued accordingly.
viz
Bank Of CoyingtOn. Gown. Farms & Mecks. Blk. Rens
Bk Of Rochester, ROeh'r. State Stock Bank, Marion
BIZ Of Rensselaer,, Rens- Shawnee Bank, AItiea.
Elkhari Go. Bank, Goshen
And, also, State Stock Bank at James own, being Ia
SIS, Mo. 6's, and Va.6's.
You WILL therefore, make the necessary Altsrztensin
the published lists. GEO. L. BROWNING. Sec,v.
Indianapolis, Jan. 90, lS55.
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From Boston.
Boston, April

BosToN, April I.
The committee of the Legislature appoint
ed to investigate the late visitation to the Rox-
bury nunnery, held session this morning.
The editors of the Advertiser were present,
and affirmed the truth of their published
statement.
1t was finally resolved by the committee to
examine the inmates of the nunnery and the
members even who made the visit
The Halifax CHyo-Ucle, of the LIST says that
yesterday morning the brig America arrived
from Boston, with complement of new troops,
about ninety, principally Germans
The Senate concurred in 80 amendments to
the Temperance bill in the House
The committee on Federal relations was in
structed to make inquiry into the expediency
of expressing the views of the Legislature on
the veto of the Spoliation bill.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-12

OF We are informed, says the Louisville
Journal, that the president and board of direc-
tors of the Fort Wayne and Southern Railroad
Company met in Jacksonville on Friday, and
the City Council of Jacksonville convened
also, and invited the board of directors of said
company to meet the City Council in their
chamber to consult together in reference to a
subscription by said city to said road OF
two hundred thousand dollars of the bonds
of said city. A resolution was intro
dueed BY Mr.. Pile, member of the Council,
ratifying and confirming the subscription pre-
viously made, and to issue to said company
the aforesaid 100000, receiving therefor the
capital stock of the company for the same
amount at its par value, which resolution was
adopted by the Council
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-12

FAMINE AT WoRK.-The fence corners
along the highways, says the Brownstown
Deusocruf, will demonstrate by the number of
carcasses and fiocking yultures, that famine
has been doing its work. The lank-sided
hogs and the lean cattle and horses, proclaim
the fact. If we say that thousands of hogs
have died in this county for the want of corn
lit is true and accounts from adjoining
counties are even worse. Cattle and horses
have been dying in great numbers for the
want of food. Famine may not have laid its
hand on man in many instances, but we hear
of a few cases, even in the opulent city of
Madison, and there is doubtless want in many
instances. Now is the time for charity
Doubtless many who have given largely to
send light to the heather in foreign countries,
will now find larger field and more press
ing demand for the exercise Of this noble
virtue, Charity at home.
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Later from Havana - Execution of
Estrampes.

NEn iohhf hpih W.
By an arrival ut this port we have adviees
ffom Havana to the 31st ult.
The execution of Estrampes took place on
the Both ult.
Consul Robertson. under instructions from
Washington, demanded his trial under the
provision of the treaty with Spain; but not
withstanding the protest, he was tried by a
military court and condemned, having con-
tossed his design to secure the independence
of the Island, and manifested the greatest
indifference to his fate.
At his execution he tried to address the
multitude, but the drums and trumpets were
ordered to sound. His voice was heard above
the din of the instruments, shouting ;:liberty
forever and death to all kingsl" -
The other prisoners were condemned To
long imprisonment
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-12
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April f0-5 P. N.
Cotton unchanged, sales of 1900 bales; Flour is tribe
higher, with sales 1900 bbs good Ohio at 50 74e 10 Is
Southern firm, it'll sales coo bbls at $40 OOalO A
Wheat HIGHER sales Of Southern white al 80 65 Corn
steady with sales 500 bushels Western mixed 81 O6a
O6I Pork firm, with sales OF 1000 bbls AT SIS 3a
Is "A for old mess, sl7 50, Tor new, and prime; Beef
firm Lard unchanged; primo butter sold at 1854
Ohio whskey 34Sa35; Gomez heavy Sugar firm
Lnseei Oil 1892; Stocks dull; Money abundant;
Cumberland asa.; " Y. Central 74H; Erie SIX
Reading Sc; Cleveland and Toledo "a.
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Nova Scotia Parliam ent.

HALIFAX, April ..
The application ofthe New York and New
foundland Telegraph Company TO build a
competing line through the Province. has not
been acted upon in the Provincial Parliament,
and nearly every member is opposed to
the project, believing the Nova Scotia line
offers every necessary facility. Charters have
been granted to certain parties to facilitate
the construction of the transatlantic line,
connecting Ireland and Nova Scotia The
capital has been subscribed, and the parties
feel confident that the line will be completed
by the fall Of 1853.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-12

OF A dispatch gives an account of most
distressing murder perpetrated few days ago
near Wytheville, in the Northwestern part Of
Virginia, upon the person of Mr.. VIM. H. Spell
Ter, resident of Wytheville. The murderer
is represented as having been somewhat de.
mented, caused by matter of disappointed
love, with reference to relative of the de
ceased Mr. Speller the murdered victim
was an extensive merchant, highly respect
able, and quite wealthy.
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From Baltimare.
BALTIMORE, 4

BALTIMORE, April I'D.
Captain White, of the ship James Chester,
arrived here to-day, and denies all knowledge
of there being anger holes in the vessel, and
SAYS that the vessel was water-lrgged when
abandoned.
The underwriters have received from Will
mington a copy of the affidavit made by two
of the crew of the james Chester. alleging
that the captain had the mania pOtu nearly the
whole of the voyage, and that auger- holes
were bored in her by the captain and ma c,
and that there was no necessity foT abandon
ing the ship and that part of the crew re-
fused to sign the protest. although they were
offered hundred dollars to do So
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-12

GA movement is on foot to establish, on
permanent basis, in this city, Temple of
the Drama, to be controlled by joint-stock
company of citizens. Yankee ROBINSON has
disposed of his scenery to a committee who
will distribute the same, in connection with a
number Of valuable gifts, to the purchasers Of
tickets in the enterprise. But 400 tickets will
be issued, to each one of which is attached
two coupons, which entitle the holder to two
admissions to the Atheneum, any evening
prior to the close of the present season. The
Number of prizes is Fifty-fve. The distribu-
ton will come off at the Atheneum on Friday
evening.
We learn that the scenery, &C., will proba.
bly, be rented to theatrical manager of Cleve.
land, who will open for short season, with a
good company, to commence sometime in
May. The BATEMAN Children, and the
RIcHTNes, are the stars likely to be engaged
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-12
From Boston.
Boston. April

BOSTON, ApriI ~
The Senate called back the Liquor Bill
to-day from the Secretary of States office in
consequence of amendments being made to
it by the Chairman of the Committee I'M
known to the Senate.
The Committee TO investigate the Nunery
affair, was in session this morning The Lady
Superior was under examination, and made a
statement that generally confirmed the charges
made against the Committee.
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COMMERCIAL.
orncr OF THE DAILY STATE SENTINEL

OFFICE or TIE DAILY STATE SEEMINGLY
Indianapolis, April l2 1855.
FBOUR.-SS.OOaSI 2 Dbl. wholesale; $3.50 refill.
CORN MEAL.-GOc. 2 bu. wholesale; 55c. retail.
WHEAT.-Sl.60 y bu.
CORN.-45a5Oc. = bu.
OATS.-33a35c. g bu.
HAY.-S1O q tun.
tail
sEEDS-CIover $3.50 . bu. wholesale; $3.50 retail;
Flax Sl.OO 2 bu.; Timothy $3.50 2 bu. wholesale.
BEANS.-s3jO bu. retail; white $3.50 wholesale;
$500 retail.
PROFESSIONALISM Meat &c. p b; Shoulders, Sides
and Hams "a 99c.; Lard 71zc for prime Dbl, and e1c
for prime keg.
GRoCERlRS.-N o. sugar 5I96l<c. ? h; n. o. Mo-
lasses 25927c gal; Rio Coffee ll1<9llZc. b; Lake
Salt S2.75a3.OO , bu.
BUTTER AND EGGS.-2Oc. p h for prime, and
l29l5c for inferior, Wholesale 2Oc reta Eggs l0c p
dOz. wholesale; lee 2 d0Z. retail.
FEATHERS.-35a4 0c. 2 b.
TALLOW.-ll9l2c. . n.
FRUIT.-Apples, green, S2.7j bu.; Apples, dried,
81 so D bu. wholesale; $500 p bu. retail.
FUEL.-Wood S25093.OO Q cord; Coal l3c. bu.
screen; l4c. . bu. for best Clay county.