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Philsdslphia. and chat Mr.. Banks viii vitb

Philadslphia, and that Mr.. Banks viii With.
draw, and with his friends give bis support
to tho nominee Of that Convention. Tho
correspondent Of the Boston journal writ
ing from Philadelphia on Monday, ays;
Mr.. Banks' nomination at Now York
strengthens rather than Injuries Frsnont's
cause here. He has now two-thirds of the
delegates, and is gaining. Tho Mclean
men give Il up, but sorrowfull, saying that
their lavorite Is the only man who can DO
chosen. The majority Of the Indiana dele
CATION Is for Fremont. Though coming here
for Mclean. Ohio Is ditto, after compli-
mcntary vote 70 Chase.
Mr.. Banks behaves nobly and generously.
He declines the New York nomination, and
desires nothing. Everything Il uncertain
about the Vice Presidency, n
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American Convention,

The North American Convention, ANTI.
Fillmore, } composed Of seceders from the Ma
tional American Convention which was held
at Philadelphia last winter, met at New
York on the 10Th inst. Robert T. Conrad
of Penn, was chosen President. At the
opening of the convention on Friday morn
ing, Ex.Gov. Colby said he had n commune
cation from the President Of the Republican
Committee, which he desired might be read.
Some excitement was caused by this an
nounccment, but the motion to read was
carried. The communication was lengthy,
and said the call Of the Philadelphia Con-
yention intended to embrace oil who agree
on the paramount issue before tho country,
and quoted the circular Of the Republicans
issued last March to show the position Of
that party. 1t proposes union with the
Philadelphia convention. An exciting dis
cussion followed the reading, the members
being divided rs to the propriety of union
with the Philadelphia convention. 1t WINS
finally referred to committee Of one from
each state, chosen by the several delegations,
and the convention adjourned to Saturday.
On Saturday tho committee reported In
favor Of proceeding to an informal ballot for
o candidate for President, and Of appointing
q committee to confer with tho candidate
who should be nominated, and also with the
Republican Convention which met at Phil
adelphia on Tuesday, for the purpose Of ef.
fecting union upon one candidate. Tho
report was loudly applaudcd, unanimously
adopted, and three cheeis for the union Of
the conventions were gwen. Speeches were
then made by George Law in favor ola Pac-
i6c railroad, and o man for President who
would DO President Of the whole country,
and not Of section by Mr.. Halstead Of
New Jersey and Ranch Of Philadelphia in
favor Of Com. Stockton; by Messn. VIII.
hanson and Sewall Of Pennsylvania, in a-
vor Of Mclean; by Mr.. jerks Of Rhode Is
land, in favor Of the man who could get the
most vytes; and by Mr.. Ncwall Of Boston,
for the man upon whom oil could unite.
II was then voted to take an informal bal. |
lot for President, each individual answering |
"a his name was called. Tho result was o. |
Fremont "a, Banks 43, Johnston 6, Nc
Lean 10, Stockton II, Chasc5.
After two other ballotings tho convention
adjourned to Mondy, when N. p. Banks was
nominated on tho 10th ballot, receiving So
rotes to "a for Judge Mclean, and ls for
Col. Fremont. Hon. VIM. r. johnson Of
pa. was nominated for Vice President.
After some further business tho Conven-
ion adjourned 70 Thursday. There Is little
loubt, that Fremont win be nominated at !
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Gov. Keut's Speech at Concord.

Ex Governor Kent Of Maine, was the next
speaker introduced. He rcjoiced to sec that
the same feeling which was burning In the
bosoms of tho people Of Maine, was met by
q corresponding feeling in New Hampshire.
And how could 1t DO otherwise? The facts
in qasetion are undisputcd, and the question
had becn we'll put-what are we q going to
do without t.?
He characterized the repeal of the Mis-
souri, Compromise Us the Pandon's box out
of which sprung all the evils, cursing and
threatening TO crush our free institutions,
and briefly reviewed tho specious arguments
and nefarious legislation bearing upon the
results Us exhibited ut the present time. lie
glanced at the election Of the bogus legisla-
ture of Kansas, and adduccd instances Of
their laws, which, he said, were the ones
probably alluded to by the President in his
late speech. With reference TO that speech
no thought It refinement Of cruelty on the
part Of the persons engaged, to make tho
President get up and pronounce his own
funeral eulogy.
The ex-governor proceeded to scathlng
review Of the policy Of the Administration
with reference to Kansas, and declared that
Mr.. Buchanan stood upon the same plat
form. The South, after squeezing the lem.
on dry, had thrown away the peel and
they had only new figure head for mis-
cradle, old, worm-caten craft.
But sympathy and material aid wcrc
called for in Kansas the contest there was
no longer far of. Men were wanted in
Kansas-mcn with axes and Sharpc's rifles
on their shoulders, for that country must
not DO given up to slavery and border ruff
iianism.
He had been asked what Maine was going
to do? lie would tell them; Maine was
going to rcpudatc the whole concern
(Threc cheers were given for Maine.) There
was burning feeling Of indignation in that
State, that would tell in the coming election.
lie concluded by proposing the sentiment
Stree speech, free soil, free men, and Ere
mont" (Checs.)
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ru, Wmo CoyyryrioS.-In regard to II

The VINO CoSvKSrioS.-ln regard to the
meeting of this body ut the same time and
nlace With tho Democratic Convention, VIC
are clad TO 500 the following editorial re-
marks In tho State Of Maine:
"This fact can have no influence on the
course of the Wings, for wo have no belief
that any of the Wing Committee have any
intention of forming coalition with the
Democrats. Tho nomination Of Mr.. b.
chanan may draw ofa few Wings, nsPiants
for Office, 10 his support, but tho position OF
tho Wings Of Maine for the past few jean,
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n The attention Of our readers at Ken.
nobunkpors and vicinity s invited 70 anad-
ysrtisemens in our advcrtimg columns this
week, Of . new Drug Storo in ! hat village
BY r. s. Bryant. .ts~ ~
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Rn,ossx TO rms NOMINATION two
guns-two fos each S,a,e-wsfo fifsd On
Biddeiord Heights, yesterday. responsive to
the nomination Of Col. J. c. PsxxoSr Tor the
Presidency ., the Philadelphia Republican
Convention.
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Reported for THE ~ y. TRIBUNE BY J. r. H. r. Fry
FDst Bcayd-e,oco City 6s in lots Coup 80; 1000 do
si 2ooo sehuy Nav. 49, 75 1000 Aues Co e. Council
II 2ooo do DO M 1000 do A. " b5 III i2 GO Penn. IS.
Rsirosd s. 70 81 1000 City Railroad g. b5 sl! Mneh
Railroad e5t ~ Penn Railroad 45i do 45 81 do, in
- Lehsh Nav, esf; Resans Railroad lsl is3 do In
lot ie 50 d. ~ $50 do 4ei $50 Sehuyl Nav Preferred
81, Bank Of PeIna- lllI
Sscosd Board2o City to In lots Conn G Tao do In Lot.
Trans IS coo Do sl goo Penn. s. DIS Ssl 40 SSuy
Nav C. az -; 80 Cry Warrant 81; 900 Ahes Co 81 A
va; 50 Penn RR., 81; IS Mnehil r. r. 65 loo Reaiins
NE - 46ti 4 Do CT 100 sehgy Nav. Fret IS sl Lit.
ie sehuyl r. X. 90 5 Nnehl Scrip 2oi il6 Penn
b II 10 Leps isnd RR Isl Rev. Msad n r. SD =
motifs Canal, u! Bank Of y. Lib, to.
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AAaa Corr $40 ssss. Rye 70 "a Tlcur 10
Sors $50 s.A Rye To Hs- ~ Porto Rso9as bs-A
ySs1 IL B.ya-4S tsi. ~ s r s,,,,s %s To-
80 go ~. 800 s sss ss Corn Mes t ehs Bye -Four
Dana, w, SS BE-, f Iolsl Ss. Pour To
SI'a. p.sa,,Isoo sbs FiOsr To Brszl-2S2 eel.
rour ...-,-- no ~. Ylnsy To
n.,,sTx~..-ao0 L1ls Fosr, - bOsh- Rye. A.. 100,
rrs- Phllsseiphia--To EuIops-bc" ees- f'o''' W."
Tsss Baltimore Ro-3,No bbls Flour 10 rsfLams !
a. eso Ms FIour To BueBos AyTes-lsI oes rsoDI &c
2s-tevssS-I sss bbls Flour To Demer1s-zx eola ryn
To Ehss%p Jam-50o bbs. Flour 10 Anngna eo o..
~, eco hgsb Corn To Tbom9s-79l obis Flour ~
Ms fSp Mo- To BArbados-22z5 bbis Flour 300 bis
d.. ~ 10 hash Indian Corn. To Antwerp-1sJ b3ia
I've Ess is Isl bash Rye To Bfsmss-i $50 bha Fiour
eSs bush Rye. ,,-.., ,ao,, - t,A,., co,,
&c. Msbis-T Livsrpoo-7 So bush Indian Corn
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professional Notices.
DOCTOR JOHN S. BOURON's
~ OFFICE,
No lel East Twenty trst street
second Avenue.

EFT1CACIOUS CURE for CORNS BUNlONS,
Il CALLOSITIEs NAILS growing into the sesh and every
disorder ofthe feet By and peculiar method without cut
rrE or without causing the slightest pain
Nors LEVI Of No 50 Bis Rue do Rivo, Pars, and No
Condu,t Regenst, London Surgeon Chlropodst 20 the
Emperor Of and the Royal Family Of England hsv
been ecay invited New York attend dstngushed
families remaining here and may be consulted daily,
sunday, excepted his Office, from 10 70 oeocf Of No 81
u,hsL between 5h and 6th-avs -
COPIES OF TESTIMONIALS.
ceree que NJ LEVI eneye les corps Ute estIene
hsbLte. LOUIS NAfOLhoN noNHAhih.
From James Baker, esq
certify that LEVI cured months of several
troublesome without the least and which had an
noy ed e for many years walk present with great com
fort and ehee recommend Dr. Levi 20 my ends and me
public JAMES BAKER,
NV York March a 1855 No. q East i7tb X
From the Most Noble, the Marquis OF Lsnsiowne
NT " LEVI extracted for me with perfect teity and
LhNSDo" TE.
No 50 Berkey square, London.
From Robert Ferguson esq NJ D. Physician In Ordinary to
her Majesty of Great Britain.
M LEVI has most stlfuly extracted TWO sfns NON NY
Ns' "''-'D' giving --' ROBERT yERovsoN, ND.
Nc. Queen.st May Fair London, March 8, 1853.
From II. J. Feltus, esq.
Unsolicited BY Mr. Levi beg leave testify 10 bis sueess
fu skill having perfectly removed bunon OF long stand
ing, without causing any pam H. , FELiuo,
Philadelphia July y, 1851 NO. bo-tohNW.
In addition TO the above authenticated tesnmons many
thousands in his amoDs which are several no
ladies highest rGnk) be BY favorng him with
call Office No. 81 st. between oh and ethsvs, New
York.
BIO professional connection with any pcfpn.
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i ss,; ;s:s:css;s y:.y;. e. o.. s.-p.
fora rrJors her 49, Helena Feb IS -sa 50 tSl. o.. =.
tod H.d .hpp-d rome N se. p 81 ,Sd 70 IT. .h1
,....r otn on board hp Fslccn sO,;on Of He~ s;.,a
La. nd lie roth Reror,s ,pots Oct u, lat NJ oL.
bar: TASmt. Ts':. jar Ss'It t. cs uaao, s:..
Bsrot,i n. B. 7co a. I'D .per.e4 NOR W.. LSes
co " B. Do The T. I'D ,aeee.aGn Of hs.yy f:e,
frosn Nov Is 70 %, a. 50 -. lon 81 Ios' ""'
rom o.pe P q ~. Jgsa Of r- r. c.s.s re-
Tort. ysiysrsro FEB with % eels sp on J. ve
b. rot soaad Der match for ..iiHr; 49, e,v.w.R.s
d dated Hssuio Fe 1850 reports Der ready 70. Oeho,.s
Sea stoz, Had shipped b, esrto-pef =.
for SswYef. Ai'4 is' to1s per rs.Iacs for We Yos
Is bb. % ,nd / rs bb.s -h. oil
ford dated Pst. Fe5 IS her th $50 .pern on e9id
he'd sl.H 80 bb, bound 70 Ionte1 ef "'' All
En- from D9 Of BAH Sc. Breen> Of New Bedf re-
rort r At Pate Feb 49, $50 u. and 100 VIII oOal to
-,ic cspt sngw # hie Hy s '' ~B'%'fd
.e,ier from Catt Hsyden, zip Mereuy, Of New Bed
forl reports Der At Feb IL clean ssl seen 70 ~hAss
spoieE-Reb l. stt n, lon p ZIP Zephyr 81 and In
Yevv Bedford Gor Pacific Ocean, with 100 tola <,,-
le,r frcr Capi Fher Of ship NAVIGATOR, Of Es1trown
ard elIeefed his .hp in the weeks when be
would oin north Had hsaia from the 'hiP' erHrs
A. New Bay Patagonia bsk Tenedss, l., with tender Ie
koa, I eco bile. oil 20 seal skins -, ~
Heard from In Jan Tristan Ground, tsrk winthrop Ahn
FEiTbAven. cutting in sp whale.
AZ San Diego Cal Feb. ., sch Eagle, Dubes', returned
from a cruise.
AT Al Honolulu Feb. s. Nrnrod, Baker, LAhainA
Ar a. Lshana Feb Omega saborl FElfh.yen, !! mos
100 htls wh boAldi 9Th, omess, Hs"es Naht1isst d
NOS, eco VII. 25 -. - 81.
l.loo wh. -, a..
OF and on Feb. g. bark ssrpho, seatury, b 'P on
bovrd Roscoe, Coffin do ! chan. ,
t.s date bsks Csehsot. Lee, % So .nce iSsi
report CLARKE Clifford DO 60 bbls do do Cleone. Simmons
DO $50 tbs all told Domingo Phnney, do 90 bo- nee az
report Champion Gardiner we:tPort, 60 bbii IpSs %. n
Ships Cshawta swain Nantucket and Richard Mitchell De
fuez. do, eft Gallipssos Islsnds for TecAhuAno. ,
At Ton bek sbout Jan. 3 Mermaid Ho ses nontn' out
80 bbs al well; Sea Queen, Houshton, y months our
Ado Feb H. b.rl Hercules. Potter " B., ilo from Of
shore sbp hsIy Frances Rule no date te TO ~ snee last
report. - xn ...A.t. .ti0
Norm. Capt Baker New Bedford into THIS poF on
Wedresdsy 'hc 6.h inst ship her oil on board t-
Telegraph hsnled gfide the clipper about ocoes
No. and had 80 bbs shipped before sundo~n ard oy
O'Clock the day h.d put go bbs Of oil on board the
Oetsn Telegraph and went to under tow OF the steamer
and without the os Of any Of her crew and WITHOUT any e
p.nse but the ordinary piotsge and towing charges
spoken-Dee 25, lat a 40 g. lon 81 "a W., BARK CsvAief
BourI e. NIB, clean.
POTbaver
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RECEIPTS IRON JANUARY l TO APRIL !

STOCK March l5 lsS-6,A0 hhds Cuba Muscovado, 2seO
hhds 94 hhds Porto Rico, 1880 boxes Havana
Import ions March IS TO April 1865 800 hhds Cuba
Mn.eovado 42o hhds New Orleans 1850 hhds Porto Hc0
les from March IS April Io5s-s45o hhds Cuba Mus
covado 600 hhds NewOIleaus AS hhds Porto Rico, 2575
boxes Havana. 49,, - -, .,n,e,,,
Newly ork Pale commands 5d8o
SKINS-Curacos Goat quiet. Deer firm; sales OF
600 10 FLORIDA bales Bolivar about 4c and 800
n Missouri private terms ~
sPICES-Sales have been made OF OF Nutmegs at
092ic 80 bags Pepper lc and small sales OF Piuenio
former prices . - -.
SEFDS-The market ia quiet hut firm for Timothy al 81 50
- busbe Clover in fair request at l4c Canary Seed
hrm; sales Of $40 bushels, part al - e bushel
TEAS-By auction, this morning. long catalogue was dis
posed full prices all desirable grades OF Green there
were however, unusual quantity OF low grades Young Ny
sons Of which sold low l2sc which the lowest
price ard for that kind OF Tea The medium and
better grades well sustained OF the Blacks the greater
portion with drawn. Holders in view OF the early
eeips 0oloDg this season. that but few will be
arriving short fusre and consequently risk Incurred
holding them uet prices in accordance with their
ideas
TALLOwNo material change IN quotations. Gales Of TO- 900
n prime City at tote. cssh. Rough Fat at 7c.
TERRA gAPONICA-Ssles have been made Of 3 900 bales
10 arrive at 4t0flc.
TOBACCO-There 10 fair demand, and prices fully
supported; sales Of 100 hhd Kentucky al 81 d 264 bales
lOs Seed Leaf at 7Gl6c and 81
Florida l7d24c. The monthly Of Tobacco In
spee;ou Warehouse and stock Of Spanish follows
STATEMENT DOMESTIC.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEW-YoRK...
Cleared.

s.,n,hap-Qusier City shufedi Hsvsna Smith Pstrei
sbips-Giie.t Western, Furber, LiV.rpS, e. H. A'r<asl
C., sse,icnt WEIGH New Orleans, Lsuc, Wet L Co
PaI,-Fssh Wilson Vera Cruz HHsouA brohsSs Ieorses
MANN Wilmington. Snow Burr&
20 c A. Coe King ssysBRsh s1antoa Ialmsai Queen
of toe West OBJ D. ksddy Wlninston oaH.1 ke,iter
BEL JseI.Oavdis, WIN. inF4'' T.[aths Lsf.Io Psina'
lana ,.j RI L. Pbsno AeTsiIdrs, Van Brent K
sa,It Adlnrsl Seier,gh Phs4eP ha and Mobile, gsne'
Me.sle B1rlinsaue Phiadeph4, James Hand swan, Rue
GreSt Esz Hsrbor Van Brsst slssht T. Ls~is Bsrry
gis1s,, lanes Hand Mountain Eagle Doene, Turks lanc
W.dleieb KIo1; Preston Smith, Bsstou master; Three
Brohes Elzey GeoIgetoVn, Van Brllt s.Assii loahs
Am4r,o. Usti,Irrl. HsysBs. Roberts a. " n.ianls
sioor-Waueu StAndafg, New Hsye1- master.
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Tot,l,. 400 IS12s 10 34 1915 1850 2i70 60,


TOTAL OLD AND NEW BEEF CITY Mess. 570-last month
ss9sst year City Prime Ho-lsst month 67east
o5l Repscke Mess l37-lst month, II lls year 55j
Repacked Chicago Mess 62i2-last month 6851-sst year
54Ia Railroad Beef &37-ast month l78-sst year, 5Z
Keruss Msss t9l-sst month 6S7-Iat year. 9a5 Refuse
Prime l6-las month, 28-ast year. ST. Other Refuse, 49,
last month Sg2-lss year. 28 Teces &5las month, 6057
Teces Prime Hess 9o45las month 7a6-last year fab
Country Mes 3e3last month, 468ast 943 Coantry
Prime sSO-isst month SjIsst year. 1,ls5 Gnnspected
iel4-sst mou 5ts-sst year, 1858. Totals, 6955I-
last month 80 74e-lsst year, "A ESQ. $500
RICE been active chiefly for export sale, Of yS
81 ~ 100 h. and Is tcs long gram choice a. 70 "a
100 n both for The stock estimated at 300 tcs
Prices range from 80 75d ~ rs for TO prime.
SUGARS are steady and moderately active Rehners seem
to be the only buyers and they very lightly supplied aud
are not working their houses than thee quarters Of their
capecy Loaf Sugar quito scarce and Crushed rapidly
dimnishins Our annexed table shows decrease of 53
hhda boxes and $50 bags of the stock hand LIST April
this wear compared with last and consider that then
grocers fairly supplied and rehners held good stock
while now opposite 10 the have little and
refners than sufficient for immediate wsnts-he
dnc ton will be much greater The sales $50 hhds Cuba
MusooyAda at 6Q7 and s. hhds Melsda Sc by auction,
S4{ hhds New Orleans at Halle Tbs receipts from January
20 Ap 1855 and 1855, follows We also give the TO-
tai stock Oh hand for four years the Let April:
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red ,,s Pc rs 4. az ~. Il. T ''s's'sd ~ se ''>1
OILS-Ibsish L,Dseed very firm, wfs continued sood
rsfe Of Sc cash Crude WnAe, Of GOD qesy
. he'd hIuly and bad undsT sdS2c Iot eipDG
quality cod as; veek .sss Sncs Refined ~
Crude Sperm 10 firm with sales a. 81 Gdti - os'H -'-
OIL doll and ysiees steady ., D.: essh for Wtntsf a
PAIHTS-W. learn q sssss Of 900 D brans"Ha o'e'"
and go n Waiting Gtc9s Ia, ..,,., g.
PROVI sIONs-Tbs Pori marie, beanie quite ehesa ,S
Ssy vbeS wa asoeJs.d the entire stock We fedGSa
70 Y l6O sAia redy,ion Of 2s3 bba i0r o NOUN o. 20
.t,<t lAn7 hi, Pnces bAye m c1i.Sqas's "a
ysDe,d a57e Me.. and i2e on Prime ID: .ase &c
ce ,,Is q ass e2i for Mess tH0eH = i"t
49, p,,ne x... and sgel5 Il! fcr Prime-ibe latter
ns fb4rt sellers Of He's for AL the ouh W 10 SouI
.haysr. t-.f change the STOCK ofths u rsdsced
~ eSabbls ,eh the demand s,esdy the sales are
=, lJd 90 Tor Prime 80 2j@tlO - for non'-
~ NJ. nod sIG4l3 for Repealed Western hsss rune
~. . Ar q 20 tea Oho at about W 90 beei mans
,e go a, 1916 Bacon quite scarce aud wanted SAFES
~ go ses and lOns ribbed Nddss s!c Cut e. are
k.y and In fair Of 100 hhds and tee al se io
Hsn. and 73c Tor shoulders Lard siesdy but quiet the
.,i,s are 4l bbis and d3t Butter hrm prirne -
.sls Of State drirss at 4 and fresh made az p
r. and Ohio Cbeese dull AID heavy e. sDlo3c
srscr o. poRK rErT IN PAcKIse YARDS, sEw''osr
AND BROOKLYN. APRIL 1, 1874
@-Eep yo1k YaTdf-~ ~-Brookiya fdTd'@
Ian 1hOnS PR
I.-a sDss kcfs Dcrdt Io6l,
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Whakors.

OF sDd al Pats Feb s. bah Roscoe con " B. clean.
heard u Oh shore Ground, IA Dec, bark Susan Greea
20 bhls since Last report.
AZ ToHbez Feb II bark Joshua BrtsdOn, Swain NIB 20
ED. for TalcAl-aai,s
AZ TAX date bark Cougaree Edise NIB. clean,
ell Seli h Feb, shp lucas James do, In Honolulu
On coast q Chill date snip Consultation Wins Saut
baIss Matihew Luce Coon B. Ohio Baker do. vApaIAi.
ntop do Morning Star ClesvelaDd do and ship Emo
raid, MuIkey, do. wkAle each; weather bad.
Ar 81 SAlAo FEB g. ship Cape Horn Pigeon Auay, ~ B.,
letter RON Cspt Smith Of James Edward Of B. spors
her al FsyA Dee s. clean Capt = hsA been unve &c
but dale Of hi. letter had recovered ad
rSPd yTpe<Yd " Vie voyage IN H dsya The james 81
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PHILADELPHIA Markets

~ " sSuNe a. fan Stes CLcTER SEED SARGE aud
"a sA4es al IS 10 30, which latter livsucs
se va oa Itae fLorR Is inquired for AMI holder.
h e.sA set~ sAisent superhe st 81 p, aud 800 Of
osI 30 "a ~ y some oders refuse the forIsr
tokN Mn sn ny FIovE adv g. maud az IS aud
e. WHEAT 10 m hair request ..le 900 "a a. 50
60 81 IS for hh TO PTitoe; white held AZ IS 10 - IS
tosN scarce 40 with sales ef 5N1 kuhels yellow
a. e u store ard SSe Aaeai RTE-ssles NO ba.heis a.
81 OATS LTraer and southern r,5 -s-S, co,,,,,J
SIC, Afosf GRocEEIEs-ltle or pothis. 5o;nyy =, ..
queuee OF The different ess Of hayys ard holder. psoy,s
ions are finer 20 bbls Beef Rounds cold, A. n - =, 81
days Nee Pork !. held $7 Sales es,t. sre,n Hs
PIE to arrive. HHsKY sAsoui STATIONARY 81 70 ~. fr
hbdS-, and sc fer bills
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HvNEY-Tbere 10 moderate supply with fair demand a.
ac cash Ia bond 72U75 for home consumption duty paid
seles Of Is tea ai Is.e,, In bond, for export
HAY-A limited demand for shipping and the insrket IN
steady at 81 l23 y 100 10.
INDIGO dun prices fully Ga,taned Bengal scarce
snd wanted, kinds fne grades Common sre
silently and dull
lROS-A limited demand Scotch Pig and IN. market n
heavy sales Of % tuns At 80,
LEAD-rhe msTke firm, with sales Of Spanish &c
and kneish At ", time aud interest The hand
$3.50 tuns, against 600 year Mess
faber fekins In their erculsr for the steamer saw
Consecutive favorable sdvees from abroad
guiremens OF manufacturers the
dpeee steady and sctve demand Pig this month
and although the prices pad have been the part within
the range Of quotations given circular Of the III inst the
asket throughout has exhibited greater degree
hAn have noticed for past and closes much
hnness The trade have been the principal buyers thos
several hundred n taken IN the early part the monh
IN account of foreign orders and later about
~ iuos to export TO China Parcels for and
enk oetAnshe At fraction lots In store have
Gun In this direction.
The total sale. sinee Lot inst reach zoe tun closing at 6f
Cor spanish md 7c M Ens