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The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01
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95~ Co,rting IN the ccrnt.y i altogetler
a lftrert inst;tr tiol from the city article. Ir
the iornei pl-ce -ol get rosy lips, sweet cider.
jonrny CAKE, and girls made by nature; md,
IN The latter, collection OF starcil phrases,
lorna moIacts, INC silh, great Jewelry, anI
girls got Gig 5cCu.tdI3t artem. : lways t:ke
The rural diSjrict wpen yal want to get good
sirIu Oh caii2c
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~ j violent thunder storm passed
Over &evjurypor, Mass. few weeks
since. a ;arge building on Ualiwell's
NAal / WIS Cred BY l.ghtning end destroy
ed Several persons were rendered sense
less 5y the shock, bu: no lives were lost.
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01
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CuINA.-It seems that it is L great mis-
take o believe that the Chin ese revolution
;sts either profess or are actuatcd by the
rleceps Of The Christian religion. 4 youns
Chinan:er., who recently arrived At Nan
tes--one Of those WAC came to Europe to
finish their ecclesiastical stpdies-writes
f.om Naples tc the Superior of the Grant
Seminar at Nantes, letter, a which he
says: Thc Empire Of China Is, at this
moment, throughout is whole extent, Ike
a great sea tossed With winds and tempests,
ana is becoming daily more agitq.cu. -
The Tartar family which occupies the
thro~e must soon be unset, aud witness
the close Of its domiqation. Nothing cau
stop the rcyclutionar5 progress OF the iu-
surgents-neithcr laws, discipline, nor
tire F.mperyf's forces. VIZ RACES OF cy-
err point Of the territory. ETerywhcr3
are seen murders and rybtcrie8. Add -
that, famine, misery, inundations, Garth
luakes, and you have an ilea Of the calam-
ties which weigh upon China.
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01


! \ MODERN LUCULLUs We iiud thu follow
ing history !, Pa,isian chronicle, savs an
! exchange
4 senator, wishing t. rive a very recherche
4luret, directed his master cook c procure
every thing tnat was rare, aud to spa.e re
expense &c serve up sucn gcstroE omic re1ast
as should create sensation The cook morn
Cd him tha, the season was untaYorablp ior one
of he greatest delcaci2s hat could grace q
rarisia.i i,ble--t dorcC (. fish which in Eng
l4nd Is - some called John rorCy, and by
others St. Hetcr's SSH This fish he said was
seen at Paris iot more thar -wicc year,
and now he bel'eFeo; ii would be impossible to
oEtair It. It is," he Senator cried ''pl ecise-
y what must haye. remember having
.oa.en one once at the aoasc o. n de Villele,
ard i created 8 great sensation It was talked
Iof for month afterwards. III any cost, d.
mast have = dorce."
l'he cock went 10 Cne;et lie great caterer
of European delicacieS, who informed ki-A that
dOree Has al extremely rare isl, which sell
dom rls'tcd the shores Of France; tnay Il was
only found in the deepest water. and .aTely at
thas season. But, said he, DO not despair
Of gratifying his EXceency, and | Will make
the etfcrt lie accordingly sent agents by
iard ant sea, in every direction, to procure the
desired luxury, 2n. at t. end o. ten days
had tnc satisfaction Oh announcing to the lux
urious Senate" that he rad procured, Iot one
3lly, but Two a3tecs. The Sena.Jr, DEL .rhtCl
with his success, issued his invitations, embra
eng the mosi noted epcurcs Q. the ari tocracy.
Al the day appointed tie guests lrrived, a4d
with great ast01lShllent saw upon the bill Of
fare which vas printed with INK of Fiorentine
bronze upon norcear cards, he announcement
of doree, following the tJrtle soup, ormal
salad, &c. -. doree" all cred; 1T is inpos-
sibe; til. SO rare, md aiken 50 FIR from laud;
il is as abulous rs wcald be a syrcn Of mar
maids The Senator heard ia silence, bat
with vain and conceted All, the eAciam9lions
ci his guests.
'Ehc ssh in due tire was eoryel I. was
brought in uron \ quadrupi, .. .l,.a Of hol-
laai. tamask, covering Silr,. ,.. i-.. The
SIGHT occ sioret. cries OF adiifla /. from, the
admiriug epicrres But what vas their Jis,
may ard appointment when tho platter, before
it .eached the ,ablc, slipped in the qands ortLe
proud cook. end the magnificent fish fell. ard
was crum5lc1 in.o thousand pieces uIon the
hCof. Tne Senate. heard the exclamations OF
holrc, aIG distress which escaped involuntary
irCn Ms guests n tbs most uGto'"agd occ-r-
renee, With a calmncss and sang-trJid which
apDeafel to them scGrdalouS, amidst the gen
er;i CONSERVATION. After while, taking
tine Ike the actor unon tie stage, 20 speak
effectively, he sad, it calm Dice: Il, no
matter; le another do. .ee be brought in
udgc )f the effect. "ite is ID d." though. the
astOrished guests, But no; aaothe~ dorge
cene, 10 th:i" utter amazcmcL. Us well rs
greet joy. It IS hardly necessary TO 5a.;, that
sha flll II tht first FISH was z7isc er scene a.
eording to 2 pre'iouy'y corcerted plan. BHt
it 's certain that no dlnucr table incident ever
proGnoeG 4 g.erte. sensation.
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The STEAM FR,cAra MEnRNac Tie
steam frigate Nerrimoc, in the curse cf
construction at he Boston Navy Yard,
viii b. re1dy fel launching, it Is LsIie~ed,
IN July. Sh" is tLas described by tL9
Boston /dUert,sc~.
We" far1e iszsr3stantially bull Of I've
oak, .n"terial superior to anv othug
known in ship building and which We
alone Of all ma.itil1e nations ! osscss, aat
her fasten'ngs are enormo Her clpac-
.ty is equal to that Of shasfslgest three
deckers IN other seryiceeSlgq}aR or sa-
perior to that Of the Dukk3ap S6a1 osvtFlincton,
the flagship Of Admiral Napier She
:7as built by Mr D2lano, from dr1ugnt
accepted by '5e Bureau OF CONSTRUCTION,
offered, as We believe, by Mr. Poos, late
Naval constructor at tnis station SLe
viii carry fifty guns Of large ,alibe", when
ready for sea.
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01

"a Sa'vs Il osts have seer :Gade in t}ev'
J ork i, is s!atec,, 81 cG eelta pt. onshei, tor
Tbs ,rimcz,
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01
HORRIBLE AFrAIR.-A family of seUea

HORRIBLE AFFAIR." family of seUe2'
persons Murdered The Wabash (Ind.
Gazette extra, contains an account Of the
discovery of the bodies of family of
seven persons, near that place, Of the
name Of French, who had beer brutally
murdered. It appears the family consis
ted Of French, his wife ard i've children.
They were very poor, and lived il a cabin
and in September last, another family of
the name Of Hubbard, went 10 live with
them. During Octcber, a neigLbor pro
ceeded to the cabin to see Freoch, and
was told by the Hubbards that The family
had moved away, and tbat they had ppr-
chased Ill their eorQ, garden produce and
furniture, valued N the aggregate at not
ovel $50 No suspicion Of foul play was
aroused, until recently, when the Hub
barLs were arrested Oh suspicion Of mur-
dering q man named Boyles The house
was then searched, and J. portion of the
ground floor dug up, which resulted ii
the finding Of the dead 6odr OF an inca2t,
very much decayed The Gazette thec,
after referring to the snmr onine of 4 cor-
oner's inquest, saye:
In the presence Of q large company
they proceeded to examine he place
where the infant had been discovered, and
horrible 70 relate, found seven bodies,
consisting Of ibc entire French family :
Then skulls We're all broken in, aG1 the
legs OF the olG man Freroh and his wife
we're broken, sc that they could be
doubled up ana forced INTO Tie hole, which
was three n four teey deep ;'hey were
laid in heap-the father and The motner
at the bottom, and tn" children on top
The babe w,,s ,sbou .ifteel months old,
ana the Oldest child about fifteen ears
Id. There were three girls and t..o
boys. The children were much decayed,
but the parents we're sill sound, and y ere
easily recognised ly those NAo Aad krowl
them.
there is no the least doubt th..y the
hubbardA are guilty of this wholesale and
iamring murder 1t IS air ost toe hoiri-
Die for belief, but the facts are "a above
stated, ard tie conclusion is irresistible.
The Hubbards are I'll in Jail There seem
to nave been 40 othcr motive than to ot-
tain what few wo.dl; good this poor fam
iiy possessed, which were not worth 1Yel
WITT LoLLARs
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TERr r1T 81,

Sii- gle copies. ............. '5
-EGAI BLAEI.s or s Kinds for sale at his Office,
LOB WORK al in AL i.s varieties urolnptly neat
y executed at reasonable rates.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted g. iov rates.
l. p FISHER i car only h9~fzc a-crt 1t Sal. aal
,.-co Il may f,ond II : ue., .. .daIa- : - ;
Smce, Montgomery Biocs-
KIRK BGo5 are our regularly ou.ho:zgd 4gen,s >.
Sacrflul@nto.
AEcnta Grass ALLEY
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"Any where"
fWhat have you come here for -
"To hunt"
"W ELL" cried the other laughing 'you
will make a real hunter, there's no mistake
IN that. But come go home with me; my
name is Bill Smithers; I live not far off;
stay with me little while and | will teach
you how to hunt %
This was his first introduction into hunt
ing life. He soon became expert in
wood craft and was great favorite
among the hunters Of Kentucky. He re-
mained among them until from the influx
Of population, game became very scarce;
and, until, probably, he had satisfied the
hunting humor. He now began to think
he was fit for something better than to
carry gun on his shoulder, day after
day, dodging about after bears, deer and
other brute beasts. He called to mind
his boyish boast, never to return home
until he returned member of Congress
from Kentucky. Was this the way to fit
himself for such a station
He determined on becoming a lawyer
1t Is true he knew almost nothing, having
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07
Passengers Arrived

IN steamship Wahinston FROM Bye~er and sosa1- so.
Fred De Barry, Mr.. I, Mys,s. Ms o'Bhns A wysA.
Miss T. Pollit, Rodrcf Pohiz Mary Barns, Mr. asd hr
sIis BueSeoyer M.Se julie De coai.onncs Tho ws,sr,
Robert Hseter Jane Walker, T. X. Walker NJ j. Walker.
Mr. Me-. s6a$ sIs 1ss, Ms Jane pS @ No
Roch Miss Otter Mics Ruin, August hsbuch, yoeph kee
TsSn osoI ,sds MSe1 S shm caa ssS%d Ger
trGdc Robde, dolfwerterond, Hesrieh Bonns MIS- cea
ard Arm. F.chenich Arnold Fsehealch Don Carlo. Be-i "
gene Bhsrd An3reas bllhad Cardiac Richter Anns hes
ter Frederick Richter George Muller Franf Grisch Mtna
schehnss Joseph psiseI Anna r,ser Jqs. H9aiseys,
Hsnehen Carsny Henri Beinha at Cad Csreodsk, Loe<
Hsless feVn.on' Tran. Uhmeyer Robert wychssm Hsa
wyehsrsm, Benz supisn, sirs SupPa9. Mus SuPosa,
ton, Betty Web, Jeeph Bumei0, JOS q. BuIssr, Aie9
Eplm'g9 Lucs. nMSsssys@ Maine ee MSs, CIV
Peteimaru Laura Peterm.nn, ChI',ins s1psi, Marie Ks
Marie Gerlsch Ces Dryer mIs Ana Aohuie LsI,aa
Fra els Kohn Nanot'e Letter Mrs Rez Ries Mss Lena Res
drew Ahrens Joanna All ems John Ahens Dido Aaren. Mis-
Ch.ra Won Heyn Fred Lebrech,, Miss r. Lebecht Muses.
hS P M 'nS es 6S
Mrs Cath. Kru Dorothea Kull, Joachim Krnl Fred Krl,
Christ Hue Miss Marie Rack, Geo. Lepper, Mis- Rosc,is
Iippmsrn Miss Gertrude Fesenhed, Carl Harms, Ausca
Frans Julius friedman, Cst Pope, Mr. Pope MI md
Augusta b Aus Base Jr LOUIS FRANKIE Ms j. Psys,
Ms Jenny Marcus Rseher Marcus M1sns, Marea leea.
Erase Joanna Brsse s. NJ Brase, spensenbcrg, Mr. snt
NOItirg Vincent Noting John Noting Geo sehmi os.,
Mr.. and Mrs Sam, w Cheng, Miss Jane L,itiens, 81
Miss Emil s Dos,e Fed Checker Mia, seAsur Mis-. LOass
Horst Fred schenbefger Cad Laegenblck Mo, tsusss.
cecilia Hubert Harriet Morris Anne uampson, Chaa Do
Lime, VIM David Ms E. NJ nns Nm Hay HsyeiF , ns.
EdwSid Diesenscn, M Dehsn.On John Henry Edw'sd aid
Dean. Mi. Emily Randri Georse Whitley, Edward Marta,
Charles 8sddey lhcma, Norman Mr.; add Mr., John GAP
n, hail cesnp las N0urket
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07
Hudson River Market Boats.

Capt Robert wsrdop Of the steamer Caledonia from New;
"Wednesday June aud reports the following articles by the
trips Beeves Milk Cows, 100 Veal Calves, 10 snaeP ena
Lambs Horses Is carcasses Pork 80 dressed Porty io
Fowls Figs $50 tubs Butter averaging 30 10 hrkn'
Butter averaging No. 300 bbs. Beer Is rolls Leather boxes
Leather bags Wool so bundles Paper $50 sides Leather
boxes Modinss ? crates Toy Cabs, Carriage.
Capt Finch Of the barge Susquehanna from Newor7
reports the following articles by the trip; % beeves ~ MIX
Cows So Caves Sheep and Lambs Horses % car
eases Veal 81 DO Mutton 2 Lambs % 10 dressed Poultry
1888 Fows Turkeys 10 Usee u Ducks bb EGGS 55s tubs
Butter averneng 70 rkns Butter averaging 30 % - bale,
Hay bills Rye our, IS bags Wool 300 sides Leather, %
rolls Leather ~ boxes Soap IS cans Milk, Wagons
crt Ra,stord Of urop. Wyoming Stuyvessnt,
rived franklin ednesdsy June
reports the following articles by the trips 20 Veal Calves so
Fowls 20 Turkeys Ibis Eggs IS tubs Butter averaging % 10,
400 bales Hay 10 Straw, 400 bbs Rye Flour 10 bags Buck
wheat g bb's. Potatoes. 100 bales Goods. .
Cant J. H. Powell Of the propeller Mayo, from Coxsackie,
arrived wharf foot of on Wednesdsy J1ne
reror The following articles b. the trp Beeves Mix Cows,
llt Veal Caves IL Sheep Lambs 3l Fowls Is Turkeys
IS bb Tgss ls6 tubs Butter averaging Is d. 800 bales Hay 40
DO Straw 40 bags Buckwheat p bbs Potatoes II Dbs S1er
side Leaf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

ALBANY June 6-is:SO ?. M.-FLocS1Saies modsrsss |.
decline IN common bIsnas CoRSSaes In oss 81 oss D
~ q % the 5000 bush Western mixed OArsNa
ssies WHisgY-S1ics light az Stc. REcEiprs-ffi9 Ma
Flour is 90 bu Corn bash Oats sud - 6ush Wh>.
BVrSaLo June 60 P. N-FLoCs opened with sood n
uspd hut closed quite dull The uppy o. Upper lake ample;
ard $iO 25d $40 g ioT extrs Mchgan Waykr steady; "a
bushels Upper Lake Spring Al a5 1870 do white Nh.
..nkee AZ 80 l2l ard do white Sheboysan - 80
Com dull sse. before the pub cstion OF tho ress
q Bushels &C. with buyers uctant 70 ve even thess
frrea be M rket closed very weak sales II 600 bi-s
6safSlc CANAL FREIcRrs firms Oats 7c.. ,orn taiec,
and Wheat 6c Albany and Toy REcEIPrs FOR the hour
endrs t0-day 4S9 bills q Fonr yIf bushels beat
7fS DO Corn "a 100 %. Oats. ? iS do Rye.
BALTIMORE. june e.puDx he asi two days sales have
been made OF ibis Mes POeK, So bads Of bAco>
and S0teC 10 Of bulk Mar. Mskct very buoyant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07
Cambridge Cattle Market.

Reported for THE n. Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE by JOIN Eaton
WEDNESDAY,, June s, 1880
Market 2 Cefte-tbout rs Beeves and 81 Stores,
listing Of orkins Oxen Cows snd Calves, Yearngs, and
years old
second quality So oaSs IS; third quality SO Is; ordinary
o. 81 Hides, swt, IS So; Taow s9d % 25; Pets 75c-
81 30; CafSkins loc Y n; Veal Calves 81 s5 s7752 8,
market
sroREs-working Oxen-sll2, sl2f sl55, $50 Saoc to
sSee. Cows and Calves SIS s8, $50, SIS, so as $50
$50 Two-Yess Old, SIS $50, $50 70, so, $50 Three
Yesrs Old, TO, go, as, 90, $500 So.
SHEEP LaMBs-l S6 ct market Extra, IS, &c, 81; By
lot 81, 81 e, 80 So 80 IS, IS TO "a 80.
swNE-None.
REnAEEs-1he market is slow and iue'uatirg There
fair supply Of Western Cattle and Sheep 81 ghon addition
report giving the buyers the OF the market
this week least. TIE Beef Cattle whole, mostly
soodsized heavy Oxen. Sheep and Lambs, whole, this
week quite ordinary
g. FifcAburz Railroad and 81 the
and Lowell Railroad, loaded with Cattle, Sheep, Swine,
Homes and Fowls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

ARE Offering their funds freely, but general nun
nsst on too low valuation of real estate ne o,.y
slass OF securities In which they feel disposed 20
Advances on merchandise command as nsua. .hers
cent per month, with more askers Ssr,e Court
ssT1,e decisions OF tile United states ouPIo'si -
- .s~a -, Ind titles have inspired an IN '9hleu con
slnsse =. outside property such as rancnos' ~,
- III probably prove OF great assl''1"0S W ''0
- /" a. srncb securities before long:
.The funding of the floating depv OF 'ne ei.y ma
-. decided impetus TO Controii~s warrants,
Sr:.h have advanced rapidly in price,
Tl. Ibo California Of the 10th has severe article
man Messrs. Page, Bacon Co., in which that house
= .ensured for conceaing their position from their
creditors ard for sending large amount OF gold out
AZ the country to sustain Page Bacon of St. LOUIS
Tho assignment TO Messrs. Naglee Parat for the
,cury of the time certificate holders was estimated
70 be worth s42O 600 but the assgnees estimate 1t to
be worth only s233, OOO 1t says;
"Up to this time we cannot learn that MT. "a
has given any security to Ing creditors mere ron ms
property Of two millions in St Louls, wmch I ne
verbally pledged to his assembled friends and credt
ore On sunday February 25 for the payment of every
claim against him. II has been reported that he has
rgped deed of trust for four hundred acres OF lana
10 secure those who had signed the bond, but the re-
mort was premature Why does he not secure every
bodyf Where arc the two millions that we're piedged
Have not the deposiors and certificate holleI az goou
n n hit TO security as any onef The creditors want
light ON this whole mater
By referring 20 the prices current, we ma the fol-
lovino remarkable contrast between California and
NswYork;
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The is overstocked with poor sheep and prices
decline. taken this week for the Densrara market
NEALSThere falling off in recepts Anerton only re-
ports IA down the Harlem Road this week We think the
quality better generally than It has been heretofore IL
hgh time that had driven the miserable little things that
alone Of the market Of civilized City. We
need society Ike the London prevent cruelty 20 AMI
stop the sboinabe practice OF tying Calves BY the
he els end hauling them about with little feeling though
they paving They often lay By the hour in the
IN the tagging Of the sidewalk.
The report from the Market Boats gives only 49, the toa
receipt. l5soo less than last week There quite
enoush for the pubic heath
MILK COWS reported still dull We large com
breed Cow today Brownings with young Calf that
held 1855 offered She giving large peilfu Of
good milk b side what tie calf wanted The number arriving
Is AZ out the ayersge.
SWINE.-Tne.e has been an improvement. foI
planned IN the price of hogs Good lots have sold sta
&c As beef falls pork II is for Of supply for
the Erie road brought 504 the Hudson River Road 800 aud
boats only 4mskng $685. which looks ike pretty good stock
fer fresh pork IN June.
There for sale Aeron the Unon Droyeyard
this morning and the probability Is that first will cell
n the foilnx vipgr .fe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07
MARINE 10 URNA L,
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........
Cleared.

stesmshirs-A'aba ma. scbenek. savannah y L. htema
shRsconqueIor, Curtis ST. Johns, j. w Phillips Msts
Valencia Spain Benner Dcake; Margaret Evans, Wnna
LoDdon, Morgan A Wiley; Leopold |, (Bslg) Gerbefha
Havtns w. r. Schmidt Co.; Madre Allossandre, tAnS
steDwiok Cork. Dufibl 81 Co
Barks-swaD, tOdnl Haye, Tampico, T.. Beeh KuDhAr5
John Bird Brown ST. Jego Cubs, j. w Elwell a. Co Wa
NJ Banks Bartlett Pensacola Snow Burgess Gen. JSa~.
Hodgson Lsguns Nesmith Sons. A.
Co.. Executive Cocord Matanzss Walsh, Carver Ch.s;
Maria White Smith, Bangor, Il. ID; Brookman Coi wi1'
der.r (r Mckenzie ST. John NJ b.. ID. r. DeWolf; Atry
(sic Fods Palermo ChnIDbers Roblnsoni Gen. Nora,
Rackiif, Portland Russell VniDg
w A. Shahurd, Cannon Cheesoh0wihe, J. Ashbash Notk
Quincy VI cham aster; y. Lewis, Crowel Portland
W. Lewis; Jonas Smith, furmaD Savannah, McCready No
Co.; Howard Lowell Boston, ). w. Lewis Martha MnA
Small Salem r. w. Ropes Co. Isabella, Franklin, Boss
Dayton Srrssue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

The market is well supplied-in fact gutted-with
everything in the eatable line and the prices are gene
rally on the decline.
Fresh Beefhas fallen from to cents ID. Poul-
try has also declined and fresh Fish is quoted at
low figure
Fresh Vegetables in considerable variety are re-
ceiyed daily and the prices have gradual down.
ward tendency.
The above markets are carefully revised by the fol-
lowing dealers at Washington Market:
j. ~ FuLLER-Stand No. l0l, Butter. Cheese and Lard
e. PAcKEK & SoS-Stand No. 6, Poultry and Game .
KsAPP RYxo-stands Nos n and "a, Beef Mutton, Veal
and Lamb.
FULLER RAsD-stsnds Nos and 4, City Smoked Hams,
Bacon Beef. Tongues. &c.
j. d. Hfscox-stands Nos IL and 10. Fish dealer.
CD. HARRIS-Staud No. 80, Eggs, Cheese, &c. - .
L. KING Co--stsnd No. S. Green and Dried Fruits,
Vegetables Herbs &c
VIM J. BLACK-Stand No. go, Vegetables
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

,norket for RIO has been rather hcfve tolaF
a, sde bette pises The entire stock 6o bags only
4c0 OF which are ofornE Other descriptions are giet
G former ates The include s3 bags Rio at 81 iOic
We quote: ...,, ,ala,,
Jaws white D Lssusyn.
Brssi ............. aio ST. Domingo, cash sid iet
COAI-Tbere l. a sesdy market for Anthracite a. $500 .
nv the CARO- Foreign quiet; sales Of $40 private
terms and a cargo Of SidneyN IS rs, 4 mos.
Tsred 1T III dllic .,-,,., -, ~
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market Is u, dlsfc. easier on
the medium grades Of State and Western foai the
arrivals present prospective somewhat and nence
buyers have the advantages the better grades OF arc
firm and Ia fair without increase IN the supply
s demand for future delivery and we heard o. s1e
OF eco bbls for July 80 IA the sales OF western
Cana are 500 bills 10 for common TO good State
1872 for mixed brands Michigan Indiana and
common 10 good Ohio and II 50D$l3 for extra Gene
Canadian plenty and the market for common r.
much Lover; the sales 1000 bbs 80 l2 for very
common 70 best Rye Flour l. and demand
sales Of bbs III 5od 80 for fine TO superine Corn Meal
quiet but steady sales Of leo bb IS 05O%5 lSl for
ersey end IS 2dS5 81 for Brandywine and puncheons at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

Corros excited by the foreign but only s.s a
SO bales reported &c rather better pices FLocs eusios -
active ,ses OF ned Western ct go 81 and sasts Psus-,
vsnis st ell the demand only for home p'ioa VA
ezra a. All .5dSl - Rvs FLoUR IL drm With sslss =,
81 90 CoRx MEAL sells fr Couuy and - y for Bran1,
wine WHFAr Il better demand sales Of 900 bush Pe,s
scrdy Scmsna ses OF 1909 bush souhsrn fsios a.
81 and 1000 lush. While AHA az 81 IS RYE al
vented AZ ga IS du and lower selling q -
6ac for Pelnsyivsp GRocEsss Dscve 'sss Of Sasx y,
erdsy hhd Cuba from 81 to e tho ssi
xedisi Cofe frr at 81 aloe for Rio Noss.es "a
cut stock in Cuba wanted a. = lie Psovisos
quet stocks In receiver hands Hight and hode fn Ne.
Pofk held a. 10 50 aud Prime Is So WHISKY dan a.
nominal a. Sc. both hhls. and bbis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-07

POTATOEs-There is good demand and ample supply at
81 75d-S for red and white s5 2G$3 30 Tor aer,
and ia "a q for Mercer. Now Charleston selling ~
4tds5{ BIB and new Bermuda are firm AZ IS.
RICE remains quiet but firm The receipts continue on
small scale; small sales have been made to the trade az
&c. for 20 prime.
SHOT selling slowly AZ o.ab-c for Drop, and TIC if
Buck. Bar Lead sells at 64dtic.
sKINS-Domestic Deer remain dull but the receipts are
large; sales to-day Of 900 Texas at &c Pnces are
dropping. .
sUGARS-Holders continue firm With fair demand both
from the trade and reners The stock Is ample Of most de-
scripous except Ne-Oresns which strives sparngy. The
ales embrace hds Porto Rico SIC go hhis Cubs Mus
eoyado Al 5lQ53c 80 boxes brown Havana &C., and IL