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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

Among the many calumnies by which the ad-
versaries of Col Fremont have attested their
profound and constant fear OF bis election, one Of
the latest and most malignant is the allegation tn At
be is a partner in the house of Palmer, Cook Il
Co. of San Francisco, and is. therefore, to be held
responsible for the recent failure Of that house to
pay the interest On the debt Of the State of Cali
fornia Indeed, we believe that on this subject
some of the basest flsehoods Of the Buchaneer and
Fillmore Journals have been devised and issued
These falsehoods are answered in the following
statement Of Mr.. Wright, the partner of that
house, in this city, which has been communicated
to US for publication:
"a CARD.-Whereas, il has been asserted that Col.
John G. Fremont is partner in the house of Palmer,
Cook i Co the subscriber, partner in said house,
ceems il proper to state that there is 10 foundation in
fact for said report. Col Fremont is not, and has
never been, partner of Palmer, Cook & Co.
4" Ntpc York Sept 1856. q. w. WRIGHT
1t is trite truth that such eroundess calumDies
lever pjure their object in the esteem Of sensible
people. No doubt the multiform lies of the Border
Rufian journals have served to increase rather
than diminish the number of those who support the
election Of Col. Fremont. OF course those papers
will never let their readers know the substance of
this card, but they will find it out Notwithstanding
aud will not gain from the discovery any new as
attachment to the cause or the champions that re-
quie 10 be sustained by such meDdacity with re-
gard to sn opposing candidate.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

Democracy IN bis bresches pockst-he, Mr. O.
doc, being indsmni6ed by tbs lucrative pl.o. :,
Copsul to Rio Janeiro.
When Polk came in, Mr. Gordon was rsc,r.I
and as no chance Of political speculation ium.s
steiy offered, he devoted himself for me tim. !.
the promotion Of bis private interests in a L..
public way. Ths death Of General Taylor sod a.
accession Of Fl lniore at oncs drew host Of ~.
icsl buzzards TO Washington, Mr.. George .
Gordon among the rest, and by purring and f.~s,
about Mr.. Webster, to whom b, pretended IN.
deyotioB he succeeded IN getting respp ,intsd h
the Boston Post-OfIice. Thus in Office, be tisl
10 keep it by voting for Frank Pierce but W.
obliged to make way again fox another meGbw q
the yoracious and rsatable Green family who, "a,
Q quarter Of century, hsse looked upon u.
BostOn Post. Office as their private property.
Mr.. Gordon, however. Is not the man TO be Ii.
couraged by any little slights or rebuff. OF cos,
he Jumps at the pres,n. opportunity Of earn. g u
Office from Buchanan by serving him in the moS
effective way possible, IS a partisan of Fillmore.
Had Mr.. Amos a. Lawrence accepted the nomia&
ton, his reputation for personal honor and honesty
and disnterestedness might have got him sistu
rumber of votes, independent OF party coa'iien.
tiops We don't Imagine that Mr.. Gordon will bs
supported by any section of the late Wais party.
except those who, at the last Presidential election,
voted as he Gid for Ffsrk Pierce.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

The friends of Fremont and Dayton intend to hold
grand nass meeting at Providence on Wednesday
September 10, the anniversary ofthe Battle OF Lake
Eris. The most extensive arrangements are being
made for their friends who may attend from distance
Delegations will be present fom Boston, Hartford and
the surrounding country.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

BRooKLYs SIXTH WARD Fremont AND DAYTON
CLuB-A spirited meeting Of tai, Club was held last
nighs, addressed by II. Greeley and Others. series
Of excellent resolutions was passed. but have not
som to give them. The last one was as follows:
Re,ssed fhst citizens OF the lid Congressional District
"a reoc. to include those worthy Of sach high
enSston immediate representative and fellow citizen
Han James ard that slsdy seire
- esrisst oppertant him Of the sentiments with
,vA,eh VS. veicoups his return among Us.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

To p,o,r,efee eponden The conductors OF THE TIT
p>r trow loihrs about the HYDE Jennings Moshs s-y
br estate s in England TO unknown heirs in this country
a, believe mos, reports Of this nature to be humbus
We pray those who write US with regard to estates in wh'h
thew fancy they have may have. interest accept this
nj
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

We are authorized to state that the Rocky Noun.
tain Club Of tho fifteenth Ward have made
araues ments ioE Young Meas Mass Meeting, n
take place on tts llth inst TIE Hoa. Axs0N
BuRLISGAmE Of Mas. "a engaged to address tas
ree'ipg. aud It Is hOpsd that ths Hos. JoHH
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
NeauY1ork pailp Gribn'ne
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 1866.

To ADvrRTIsERs.-THE WEEKLY ihIboNh wi" 20
to prese TO morrow morning at an e"ny houi' we
shall print Of this weeks issue ov" i''Voo oPes'
few more advertisements will be received IL handeu IN
ea,Iy 20 day. Price One Dollar a line
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

DsArH oy An BDIToR-Knoch Davis, one of the
sdEeu Of TIE Troy Daily Times. died at his fathers
rssdesos n Vermont % The ,ls vt IN the 4sd year Of
AsiEs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

The American Council of Pennsy lvania met
at Lancaster yesterday, but did nothing of i'm
portance. An attempt to ipdorse Fillmore and
Donelson was defeated by adjournment without
day.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

We give elsewhere an account of the reception
at home Of the Hon. Preston S. Brooks of South
Carolina. The chivalry are prom ot in recognizing
and liberal in rewerdng that merit which is now
the beast and glory of the land Of Jackson and
Calhoun
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

VERMONT gave rather piercing "shriek for
Freedcm' yesterday considering her size. Rylard
Fletcher for Governor with all the Republican
State Ticket, Justin S. Morrill, Ezekiel Z. Walton
aid Homer f. Royce for Congress, and Legs-
laiure ten to one Republican in both branches,
have been elected by on aggregate majority of at
least 90 600. Never before was clean sweep
made, 80 large majority given, at any State Eleo
tion there as by the Republicans yesterday. The
North Star is still the steady beacon light that
points the oppressed 70 Freedom.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

TIE Cunsrd steamship Persia, from Liverpool
for this port, is DOW fully Que. Her news will be
to the 23d ult., one week later than previous ad-
Yicea.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

We have trustworthy advices from consultation
beld at Elmira last week between some leading
managers of the Buchanan and Fillmore parties
respectively, in which il was agreed that all the
difpOsable Fillmore voe Of Pennsy vanis should he
thrown for Buchanan on condition that the nova
Bile Buchanan vote OF this State should in like
mabDer be concentrated on Fillmore. We have
psver doubted that such an arrangement would be
made before election, but we give the cOntrivers
notice that it cannot win. l! will only precipi-
tate and intensity the general stampede Of both
Americans and Democrats to the standard Of Ere.
mott and Freedom. We beg the managers to re-
member that the Telegraph is in existence and
that their maneuvers will be closely watched and
promptly reported. The people like fair stand
up contest and they who undertake the game of
"truck and dicker" will find it losing one.
Wait and see
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

Gom every Iesoa OF the earth snd the 'sst
rsy of the most travellers establish the fact
tAs In al ia stes localities hess famous Pills are an aeso
uts spec &c for b deaes tyspspsa ard bowel com
So st The usctones No 80 Msden laoe New
York sni No 2a4 Strand London and BY all Druggists al
Sc e2sc. 81 box.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
WIGS - HAR-DY -WIGs. - BACHELOR s

es ToprEEs have Improvements peculiar 10 their house
fhsy celebrated ell che world for tssr beauty
go and dsrsbty-fttipg charm The largest ard best
world Twelve private rooms for sppyns his neus
Orr Sod az BATcHELoR's, No. 235 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

POSTAGE STAMPS g cents and 10 eents) FOR
u shs 0msa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

PALPITATION OF THE HEART.-Dr. s. 5.
FtrcH's HEART CoRREcToR Palpitson, and other
Ssms Of Heart Dse.s For sale at No ia BIoadwsy, Y
and b. Druggists generally Agents wanted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

CRISTADORO's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE. Let
tar. from all parts Union represent this article being
IN srsaes demand than suy other dye Tho eor has en-
Iarsed bis nanuoy meet the rapid pcresss Of orders
The rspy Of the process AID the Fchue of the colon i'm
parted excfss univ admiration Sold and applied at his
Wiz Factory, No s 6Asior Hsusu
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
ARrHUR's PATEST ELF-SEALING CANS AND

ARTHUR'S PATEDT SELF SEALING CANS AND
JARa-Our housekeeping friends many Of whom enJ Dyed
Of fresh III Tomatoes last will hardly
necd has arrived aud
that Peaches fiums Tomstoes Pears Apples 1e are no
ft wstDs 70 te sealed up In ARTHURs SELF
and JARS which tred nnd approved last
wear THOUSANDS Of families Thar adoption by the Propre-
Of La Pierre Houses Phiadelphia Is fact
cor olusvs 20 their supeoiy Trads supplied BY f. r.
ToRREY No. I att st, NeW lOik.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
PROF. ALEX. G.. BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS

PROF. ALEX. G.. BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS.
This decidedly the beat and most popular article in use
s bes1yips cuirg preserving restoring and strengthen
s the HAIR relieving Desses Of the Skin, and removing Scur
ssl Dsndrs6 from the Scalp II Is also nfallbls remedy
fox Rhssmstc Pains and EIsrns Wounds The low price at
which 1t seda5 cents per botteplsces within the reach
Of eli vbo wh 70 be benefited BY its Tor sale BY all
Druggists and Psrfumsrs throughout the world Principal office
Ma Broadv Hew-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

LYONS KATHAIRON N.-Tbe editor of the Rah-
Gay kepubosn says Those who have used this article
dsubuess that 10 the CHEAPEST Hair Preparation in
exeoce but ttey must be at he time that is
the Toilet Article discovered and will ven
that having used It, these individuals
could Do 10 prevailed to exchange for any other AT
al evests could aud ,tter by
alcne IN ufedilecor - Sod eyerYwhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

WIGS. WIGs! WIGs.-MEDHURsr Il Co.'S
WIGS NJ TovprEs attained all the requisites 70
posopy defyins the possibility OF discovery dtting
h $50 cofott perfect security The best largest ant
he,pat Beware Of Broadway prices
orsids tands cu. 60 Wholesale and retail No p Mden
lana
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
From Dyotrs Oracle Of Health.

THE EYE AND EAR.-Offce hours for Consuta
eoos froIn O'Clock
JAMES w PowrLI M. d No 500 Broadway,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
For CLEANING, PRESERVING AND BEAUTIrY-

TEETH AND GUNS Ingers ssponaeeous Tooth Pow
osr all rcid ssceIioLs in the mouth. ong
bsahy ecoa IN tho ceanves and bghtens tbs teeth
mO.s sfecusy iup.rts the breath tbs peams Of
hsslh Prepared BY the .n. iuredGcers GEORGE f.
1sGER Co. Chemists No 500 Brosdway; C. Ii RING and
ell ,eapee tab.e Chemists.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

For FANCY ARTICLES and TOYS 20 to ROGERs's
sgenive baz Of Fancy Goops <9a BrosdS Ssy Every
variety hes that the imsginsdon conc ve-DIessDg
Cases Be icues Taveig Bags Porcelain China Bronze
Ornssais Cen Bushes PeuerJ and in the Chilirens
Dolls Gses and Toys Of every variety, at
cbeape price than be OBJ eiDed elsewhere
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

IO. coo cures have been made this month of Diar-
ssh DyssUter Col!c. Group Chronic Rheumatism, &c ey
Dr fosAss celebrated VBNETIAS LINIMEST, warranted 70
cars os tbe money PIe 2 50 cents Depot No
S CourlanG e. solo BY Druggists throughout the States
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

WuDER'S PATENT SALAMAEDER SAFE, with
wih 6teans Maryns improvement The best Safe in the
world" Secured by the celebrated La Belle Powder proof
Lock With small key-a made under the immediate 10
spccoI Of Mr. STEARS who has for years saeerin
onded their manufacture, during which tune not dollars
worth Of properly has been consumed Of them7lS hay
tns besn tested In secidena. fltes
Wauante cd free IoIn dsmpnoss. For sale By
6TIAKSs Il MARVIN Nos 10 Murray snd l46 Waters
3aona hand Safes Of other makers reduced price,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

INTERESTING ITEM FOR blUIHEKS AND DABTEs.
-PosvAsbs CREAM Wild FLOWERS isi the best article
us,a for vah Ifants 1t prevents Cssppns Eruptiops 8c
aaa leaves Tbs skn c!ea soft and fragrant For SHAVING,
escg the Teeth and Removing impure breath there no
thi Ike il. Sold BY C. RING, c. " CLIcXESsE Co.. and
81 D. uigias
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03

NUTTIrG's EOLICON--A new Musical 1nstru-
snt oonblnns thu advantages Of tho Orsa Meodesn and
adapted Sg Charch Operss Music II has received the
hshsst testimonials fvm the profescn amateurs and the
trsds SrouGout United States which be at the
Pisoo Wars Rooms of the Msnufscturers Price hom
an Ia &is5 GRovEsrEES TRUsLow,
No. SOC Broadway, N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
PIANOS, NELODRONs and HARMONIUMs al

WArERss. No sss Brosdwsy from eight different msuufscto.
ries uakg the largest in city beside lar
member OF second hand Pianos with and without the Eoan
and w be sod that def petition Pianos for rent
and rent allowed purchase For sale monthly paymens
Muolc reduced nIiceA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE LAW.
>~~>~~>o.e>~~>~~~~.>~>~>o.~>~
SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA,
e~y~o,~>,4S~~~>~~~~~->,~>~~>~
sl,es7, ,sI6 IN TREASURE.
THE PANAMA MASSACRE.
>o>o>>>~>o>>>>>ey.>o,s,~~,,
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON THE PANAMA RAILROAD.
>~~~>~>~~>~>>o~~o,~~~oO~>o~.>
FROM THIRTY TO FORTY KILLED.
~~~~~~>~~~>~O~~o~~>cv~~o~~~~~><
OVER SIXTY WOUNDED.
<>c~>o>~~>>>~~1~s~~~~>s~>~
Nearly all tho Sufferers were steerage Pas.
sengers by the George Law.
The Indian Wars IN Oregon, Washing
ton and Northern California.
>~>~~~~~~~~~~O~y~~~S~~e.~~
INTHREsTI1G0 IYENGs.
>~~~>>>o,~~>o.~oo~~~,>>~~>O~,
MARRIAG GES AND EATHS.
~~S~~~~>~~>-~S.~>O~S~SS>>~S~
M r K e IT'S,
&C., &C., &c.
Nearly all the Sufferers wero Storage Pas
sengers by the George Law.
The Indian Wars IN Oregon, Washing
ton and Northern California.


The United States mail steamship George Law, W. L.
Herndon u NJ, commander, arrived yesterday morning
from Aspinwa which port she left the 7th nst at
~, with the mails, treasure and passengers brought
down by steamer Sonora 1th inst passed Bremen bark
showing signal 1876. 18th inst passed ship E. Greeley
bound northward.
She brings account Of frightul accident the Pa
Railroad The train with the passengers from ths
George Law for San Francisco off the track between
Aspinwall and Panama and made complete wreck.
Up to the time Of leaving Aspinwa correct account
could not be obtained OF the number killed and wounded
but rumors stated the number large.
Peace and quetness prevailed in Panama. and there
were no signs of further disturbance.
The sicopofwar st. Marys was in the harbor, where
she would remain awaiting orders
The Pacific Mail Seauship Company's steamer Sonora
left San Francisco April 81 o'clock P. NJ with the
mails treasure and passengers for the Atlantic States
arrived at Acspulco O'Clock A. NJ. 2Sth, and sailed
again fer Panama. same day, Q A. NJ; arrived at Panama
May A. NJ The Sonora brought down 81 COO GIL OF,
in treasurer for New York, 81 $685. 887 OF; for Eng
land, $319, ,C34 for Panama, S1l, $50.
The steamer Golden Gate, with the mails and passen
co 18th April, al well.
The steamer John L. Stephens, from Panama for San
Francisco, left Acapulco 22d April. May l, passed
steamer supposed to be the America from Panama for
San Francisco.
Died. on board the George Law, on the 18th ofMay, L.
3. Willis, Of fever. On the day. DR.. T. J. Houpt of
consumption.
The following is the specie list of thu Ge,rpe Law:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
News from Washington Territory.

THE INDIANS WHIPPED AND QUIET RESTORED.
We have received the Puget, Sound Courier up to April
The Courier Of March 70 says
Capt. MAxon has thoroughly scourged the prairies
from Nsqualy to the Moupd and is satisfied body OF
hostile lndians except small party Of eight have been
The Indians have tesn badly whipped and IT probA-
bic that the passes will be closed time longer
is every hope that they will be struck again.
The wounded in the volunteer camp doing WE'LL and
the men are in fine spirits
Thelndans the reservations are generally contentsd
and many are putting in their CROPS II IL their opinion
that the hos,es .'srs tired Of the war" 81
The central battalion had , commenced ing post
The remainder Of the party from which Dr. sucLely OF
the regulars gaany captured 15 Of their number at
the Stuck (menoned last week. have come in, and gone
to the ressr vation opposite sieiiscoom.
block house is being built upon the Duwansh river
Is miles above Seattle 70 be BY the company
The revenue cutter Jefferson Davis has added her
strength naval aboard the
Decsiur, now gsrsoning the torn in cooperation with
the force under Captain Lander. We may indulge q
reasonable hope that Seattle will not captured long
our naval forces main ain their present firm postou
although the Active has left to her surveying du
ties the coast Of California.
Letters have been received from Washington city from
Distinguished federal officers and members Of Congress,
which evnce deep interest the part OF the COVER
the here and assure there will bs delay in
eeisa i've action for the relief OF Washington Territory
and Ct those who have noby fought the battles OF the
United States against her enemies, supp led matsra
tor the war
,he Courier Of the 4th says:-we noticed fsv weeks
ago the eeath of kanaku and snc that his father
in law whereupon ksnaskuts Coochman and child have
made their appearance upon the opposite this
place. No doubt much valuable information be OBJ
tanned from her, IL properly managed We learn che has
alreacy disclosed TO the friendly Indians part Of the
future plans Of the hostile tribes That 0whois so. had
the mountains short time sinoe and thirty
tf leschis men had returned with him with the under
stnDopg that they were to receive renforcements and
recross the mountains In the OF = couple Of
1t is quite probable that this statement is
rect undorbtedy the Indians can work more effect
iyely on this than on othsr side Of the mountains
and generally conceded that they mature their
plans well before acting upon them.
ECONOMY The Indians on this side the mountains
nc bos,e together with large number of Indians yet
friendly were to receive S32 t0o with some other
aud valuable tract Of country We learn that Pat IA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17


ADDITIONAL CONCBRNING TIE RIOTS Al PANAMA
DErENCE OF THE POLICE AND CONTRADICTION OF
THBIR STATEMENTS BY THE AMERIC AN RESIDENTS
IMPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE RyYwEBN CAP
TAIN BAILEY, U. 8. SHIP ST. MARY's, AND THE
GOVERNOR OF PANAMA.
Oar Giles from New Granada are-irom Panama TO the
9th and Aspinwali TO the 7,h May.
The United States sloopof st. Mary's bad moved
from her anchorage the Islands, and took up posi-
ton near the city commanding the Gsnasa and railroad
station.
The Panama Herald OF the 5h, Is 6llsd with oaacaI
reports and documents connected with the late riot and
at that place. The Project in statement ad-
dressed to the Secretary Of State makes several asgS-
tions which 90 to paiate the conduct Of the police a
asserts that shortly after the police arrived q the scaue
Of the riot Mr. Theodore ssba ohancsor Of the Amsri
Consulate, presented himself the Vice Governor
giving him message, In the Of his Consul that
he should pass to toe companys office, with the view
seeing be could put stop TO these disasters that the
Vice Governor, accompanied by Mr.. Saba and Msssrs
Perez and Rodguez immediately set out for that OH %
that approaching IT. and after Mr. Saba had annouoe
that the Governor was there they fired upon him sod
his party woundng Messs Saba and Abario and toas
Vader sSss srsapstApces, the ycs Governor ordered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
MORNING EDImON-sATURDAY MAY II, 1856

The republicans claim to have decided the result by
giving their support to the successful ticket.
BLACK REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION.
The black republican party organizing through
out the State, and have called STATE Convention
assemble ON the 30th April at Sacramento to perfect
Conventi.n.
m inc republicans are organizing in San Francisco
The Erening Rews says that Gilbert A. Grant . we'll.
Mayor. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
Fire ln PIacervtlle.
BETWEEN THIRTY AND FORTY HOUSES BURNED -
arIAG GAmrr

CIfc In kSl0cGrV1llcs
BETWEEN THIRTY AND FORTY HOUSES BURNED
LOSS ESTIMATED AT $4,000.
fLACRvILLE, April 16.-A serious fire broke out last
night IN the of the Iowa House, the west end Of
Main street. adjoining the Post office, which burned the
Orleans Hotel Placer Hotel, Stevens livery stable, aud
about thirty other buildings to the ground Hooksrs
tearing down the houses the other sde its
was stopped In that direction. The Post Off 20 building
was aved Stevens succeeded In saving his horses and
carriages. Probable loss $50 OO0 r..
The Pacerville american gives the following list Of
the sufferers:-
W. M. Cary, Placer Hotel, SIS coo.
G. E. LevAn, Orleans Hotel, $l2 600.
p. X. Rockwell, Iowa House, 81, 600.
VIM Lacy, livery stable, two houses and merchandise,
81 900.
Dr. D =. Byron, oaiss, drugs, Se;; $1,000.
Lother Chinaman, merchandise, 81 600.
Dr. Rankin, dwelling house and Office. 81, 900, but still
ON hand and ever ready to attend upon the sick.
George Loney saloon and dwelling, 81, 900.
Lacy & Co., bakery, 81, 900.
Stevenss' livery stable 81 500; stock all saved
NJ Estuer building torn down, ST. 000 rented for $50
per month.
J. II. Nash, stoves and tin ware, 81, 900.
Property on Main street, b. Herrck agent, $500.
Jacob Keser, dwelling, 81, 600.
j. Roy, dwelling, $500.
A. Bell, damage to buildings, &c, $500.
H. G. Hooker, furniture, &c at Iowa House, $700.
A. c. Arvdson, two small dwellings, $500.
ID. Newbauer, merchandise, $500.
Burchard 4 Co., liquor store, 500.
+. Isaacson, dyer. 5000.
S. P, CroIk, carpenter tools, &C., 5000.
Total loes, $58, 100.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
Markets.


SAN FRANCISCO, Saturday evening. April 10.
flour ECO quarter bsgs Golden Gate sold at $12 50;
600 do domestic $11 600 do $11 Co. 100 Suf
folk mills at SIS; 80 d0 at same figure; 279O quarter
bags domestic sold in lots at SO Is $12.
WHRAT-700 bags choice has been reported to US on
private terms.
BARIEY-200 bags sold in two lots at 4c; $50 do ON
PIT.
OATs.-3e0 bags sold at 4Hc.
CORN MEA-S00 half bbls. sold at 81 25 200 bbls. do
onp.t
BEANS 80 bbs. American white sold at 1oc.; 800 do
Bayos ut &c. (rsNRHs1)
PoRK-ls0 bS& clear sold At s24 cash. 80 bbls. do. on
PIT.
LARD-9o cases. ID. tins, sold At 1876 800 kegs do
onp.t
HAMs.-75 tierces in brine sold at 15c
BACoN.-18 hhds. extra clear sold 1t l5c.
DRIED APPIEs 300 half bbls sold Ito arrive) at 11o.
CANDIH.-l00 bxs Phoenix sold at 29c.; 300 bxs. ada
mAntine on It.
ToBAcoo-s0 common brand sold at 24c. 10 c.
Grape brand st 800.
OH "a, 600 gals. crude Polar sold on p.t
SUGAR-l50 600 lbs China No. sold at 77xc 18, 900
do. at &c.; 90, GOO lbs. do. private terms.
OLIVE OrI.-400 boxes olive oil sold 1t 81 so.
SPIRITS TURPESTNE.-3000 gals, in cases. sold 1T
76c.
VNEGAR.-80 kegs sold on p. I.
CAMPHENE Il, 600 gals sold at SOC.
CASE OoDs-An invoice Of So, 100 general Sods
eod at about prime cost.