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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-08

E'Ehi variety of goods comprised in the Notion
n and Fancy ooods line At Huston . M pr,..s - =.
1annn' iai TO induce purchases and hen, Gt the bu,
apr26
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-08

I fLohS enough TO supply the market Of e,,rv
" variety " pattern, Jerome's max, wsrran,.y
ana ~ manufacntrtr's prices, at HLsTON,s
apr1B ~@S
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-08

I'VE largest and best asSort "a ,took ~ T.,oi,i.
~ IN the city a, apr2G HUsT0N.s
4 Illusions will be found the largest 10, ~ lr.h
a Linens, iaees, Edsngs, and every yar,e,x 80
naiie goods, nj prices that cannot be b.a, IN 49,.
800 49, apr96
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-10-08

~ MAIN STREET, kEakuk Iowa
ne* stoek ami the largest and mes, ...a-.a
oaered IN The market. Our stock purchased arr,
from manufacturers and importers. and W, 49,
oufsei'es sell at prices as low for cash or "a
sot. "Ne'h mar
Merchants VIII find u to their advantage TO can
anu examine our goods aud prices efare BIZ
Haere. We VIII consider II no trouble to how them
through our stock ~-a1r2H.d 'i'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06

The trial OF Robert Quail, at Newark, N. j. far the
nraer az Thomas Clements has resulted in verdict Of
nspsar phter which subjects the prisoner imp ison.
uent In The state prison for term not ng ten
years Or 81 600 fine Or both, at the discretion Of the
court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06


We psse The following extracts of Az Interesting letter
recently received from Thomas Page lieutenant in oo
mard Of the United States steamer Water Witch
have the honor to report 10 The department. Ia II
with the efeirn aid of acting Lieutenant Murdaggh,
rave teen ems led 10 1nske further exploration of tie
liver Salado the seme that sscendsd from Santa Fe IA
The small steamer Yerba as reported fom that plac.
August isst The navgabi'y OF this river for the d,
of eco miles is fully established by this exporatiop
sIaree though it msy seem, j. is never The less fac
that the Salado has flowed through country settled
fer centuries past by the spanh race, and never until
has IL been know to he navgable This expedition
first entered it at its mouth end ascendtd it some hun
d. eds of miles, snd IT has explored II from point
about eco miles above its mouth to within ew miles OF
banks, shoals reefs we're encountered; the only
obstacle to its mn coiae navigation by steam being
fallen ard overhsngipg trees together with water
growth in tmaI quantity called lortoso all OF whi,h
could easily and in short time be removed. hese
miles fiom the mouth Of river.
The portion Of the river which has thus been explored
passes through be auul and fertile region Of couatry
well adapted to the cultivation Of wheat, corn acco
cotton ice and and for the grazing o. Cattle
horses ard mules, there can be no better.
The establishment of the fact that the Salado navi
gable. to have awakened the Inhabitants of this
section Of country to the fea tina has arrived
Il the d ns ne Of ss
Catamarca La Roja Santiago large por'ioniof Coldova
and Santa Fe easy channel of conveyance to market
for their products which they transport In caryas
kir Of OK cart-a distance OF from 800 to 900 niles.
In making The round trip in thee CARTS from the most
distant Provinces from nine to ten months
ed and the expenses absorb the greater portion Of the
profits.
Having proceeded several hundred miles down those
parts of the river whose navigate Is rends-ed
difficult and labo,io because Of the overhaDgng
and not having the time to devote to such slow
determined to proceed ON horseback throughout the
RENAME Of the distance. Soon after leaving the boat
discovered that had passed through all but about
three miles Of the river where our progress would have
been longer mpeded had reachedtbs part
which passes through open level country, through
which every portion Of the river exposed to view
and had oppot unity OF examining 1t most thorough
w. The river crossed repeatedly, that its depth
arrived a and TIL character Of the country through
which II passes does not admit Of such distractions
shoals spks reefs and the like The uniformity of its
width and depth from the point At which lett the boat
gives it the appearance OF an artifci al canal
returned to Santiago days ago, and to MORROW
shall proceed on to salia In which route shall touch
the upper points Of the salado and satisfy TO its
navgabfty above the point where entered ia the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06

correspondent 81 he Boat iaglo-S1rpn says TIA
s525 cooc ed NJ levee Ia Lawrence Mas, on th
18th NJ, 70 be sent to the British Ia rioiic Fund fo
The benefit n the wives aud children a spiders vs.
with the British army ir The innea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06
1855.
$6,13e7s3
b,s7o,920

Increase N I6b0., ,.t.SV, I4I, F4B
this vast Canad trade Ia one season
under the operation Of the reciprocity tresy more ex
re, i've Of the wonderful effects OF the than any
language we could use From this exhibit the puoio
raj, Judge the intense activity that would bo impaired
10 our Canadian trade the procsl principle ex
tended 10 entire free trade II IL Disqualification
Ia ue that The fl st seasons trial fully justices what We
fsye claimed and predicted for the eess Of the
when advocating It's adoption -ostUso Times, Jaa. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06

CANADIAN TRADE-EFFEcTs OF RECIPROCITY
We have obtained from the custom house the
value Of the imports from and exports Canada tue
season Of 1866 beng the FIRST under the operation
CIR, cal tree trade der the late treaty The total W ue
OF imports from and exports TO Canada for two seasons
have hpen rs follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-06

luton
whereas the interest the United States one of the
FROM The systematic and national unity q design
ersi and external trade and whereas the common strength
Sey Dec and tSs location Of continents. hshsas shicS sas
Inc valley Of the Mississippi ard the Gulf of Mexico with
unn that ese bonds Of prosperity and progress should b
rot 9 infringe on he safeguard q the onsuon and upon
The OF general impartial legislation, equally
M eo 70 our our aSs
the Of our continental high deserving
Ike them in connection with them the considera
ugn Of our government: y is therefore ..c,.
& Of hone @ o.
an ors @ naS ss on e
ing he the Jurisdiction control o. hs
United States e Of SGn1 sn hsh " . Gs Highway: for The
tom Of an chaodse between the opposite seaboaris
ofh unon and as part Of ms general and onal system
Resolved that Congress be pewise solicited to take uader
consideration the feasibility Of encouraging establishment
of Of lines Of pail to principal
Mexico wh hs various cogo,riss WITH which hose have
be ned 70 asaue the best arses q exchange
member raised question that 1t was necessary I,
refer the resolution TO the committee appointed for
The Chair decided that that was q question for the
BODY It was competent Tor the House either to act
self or 70 refer It
Another otion was made to lay /. on the table. On
this the question taken decided
the affirmative ~ follows -
Ayes-Louisans, North Carolina, District Of Columbia
yiIgins--4
Noes-Texas, Maryland, Teunessee-3
SO Mr.. Cazneaus resolution was laid on the table.
Gen. GREEN OF Texas presented the following Dream de
and Yesoi itions -
Whereas TIE construction Of railroad from the valley Of
DE Mississippi river 70 our Hectic eoss, + prcoye Of the DE-
fence o hat time war and It's preservation the
Tpiop Ia time Of peace, Therefore
Resolved That considerations of comparative grade climate
and economy Of constructing, maintaining working
propose lroad ndcsed by the Texas Western Earo
charter upon the line Of 80 deg North sude ossng he
the Texas and interesting the Bio
ri Paso thence by the route iaely surveyed by Col h.
GRAY Of river Gpa TO the ~ CALIFORNIA; where
sid river unes WI h the Colorado Of the West
hat ssid 70 IL
4 hereb ded thai tho Ieas and citizens
he southern Southwestern etses cid by ali NECESSARY
means the speedy bu dng Of said unite with
nar tuk hrsnches nfereciug The Mississippi New Or
ears vlrksburg, Memphis Cairo and u LDnls
It was thai the House proceed vote direct
the fesolnion.
The oueaioa was put ard TIE motion waa adopted.
The preston then urred a9optitp Tie retrlati n
md u was lee'aea a Tie affirmative, a. q = ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

Tier. e DO heavy enough the actual
and they will Of course he undsr the necessity
producing feor goods or let portion OF the ma nnefy
rest Such Wooen industry will have 20
long the high duty this material con
beg leave cali attention the increase Of
the In Toaons Of wooen fabrics ithe Custom House returns
three than IN the month Of March S'5 eDa
farmers and wool growers al their aen
important matterthey ought 70 increase t
hoeIs Of sheep - The eooIro do the staple . .
The Of heir ocks and the rapid increase o.
IL what have Ook and ~ 70 the Pr0tecoh o.
duty ihe latter has proved 20 be he creates. %
the growth Of 20 hghy important staple sftce ~ 81
this country Should farmers have paid merely one nv
Of the attention Of their own e. that syen 20 -, f
Australian WOODS the result would have been large income 'O'
them and the United States. - a., l. ,,,a T.
There have been imported nt9 o so b.le. m al s2T
bales and in 1855 from Australia l6j ~ bales ana from me
~ ,bn twenty FIVE years nerease Of 2il times
the quantity Of 1880 thote English Colonies, we are unable
eoantpv n 1850 but viii however mention that 1910 Tie
ured States statistics Of wool Insnufsc were placed N
Snoi ,eS b tie 0niied States 900 about the
same quantity Of last years eP no increase for esat yar
n l. often said that the duty WOOL called srfoneO1sy
PROTECTION for the woosowe Is used ss political capitals
YET any capital ever used IN this country more saeI
icing or OF benefit 20 those VINO lend IT, or have trusted
We are surprised indeed to foreign woods unAer such
the present not rise IN rce as the heF
qualities have done but the duty on raw wool heavier
han on Of the wooden fabrics have no IN
crease Of manufactures but quite the reverse ~
We have that there have been sold within few
DAYS Al auction IN London from 25h h Febraay about
100 bales low Woods with advance Of Il 10 and
prices Let Of January last have 10 cent ard
occurred on some Of the most desirable kinds light stock
also Sales u low woods with rs have been nuch ess curing
venture 10 say there will be better demand az full rates
Tie Rresest quantity ,old by auction in London tom FEB
have be- OPPOSED Of with Advance of 20 ID 2 ID above TIE
prices November lss and 1t thought that there viii be
tIer se stock Light and prospects for the new clip
Indicate small The production Of Wool In Germany aud
the yeshDee the great demand iof Australian and
Cope Wools
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To Mariners.

ABen Boat Las been anchored oil The entrance Of he W.
Pass Mississippi River nile outside the Bar IN 10 ehens
water The boat bias SW Pass In red letters on tue slopes on
her and painted IL black and white vertical STRIPES hei
bell is sounded by the action Of the waves , ,,,,,
The Lighthouse the SW Pass bears rom the boat
maenecl; the channel the ba NNW the phots iooA.
out AZ the village " by E. and the most seward mud Jumps
yis;bIs Y = Inv f. ID. LEADBE cTER, Inspector
INSPECTORS Office 9Th L. H. District, Mobile Mach %, 1916
The Shov.fu Light has been replaced, and towed
TO her station Wednesday last by steamer Island Home
Notice hereby given that the Spar Bnoys on the oowns
Broad Sound have been taken up and replaced as
Barrel Rock I'd class Can Buoy Red and Black Horizontal!
siripes
Ram Head Bar I'd class Can Buoy, Black No
Little Fawn Bar "a class Can Buoy, Red, No. 4.
Also that The Spar Buoy Dsvss Ledge on Cohass hck
has been rel laced By class Nun Buoy Black WIKI Dav sc
Ledge three sides BY order OF the Lighthouse boaId
Boston. Apnl 3, 1856
OcyLocKcxEE sRo.L Fla BELL BoAT-A Bel Boat has
beu placed Ockockonee Shoa Fla. IN 81 fahon OF water
the Shosl be aIins fromit W NV. II mile disant.
The lighthouse the mouth OF St Marks River hears from
the boat sW magDec) IL miles distant the w CAPE "
10 miles and the seawad point Of South Shoa" S,W!s.
10 miles distant On bearing Of the ST. Marks lighthouse
the depth of water fathoms To carry that depth
clear Of the shoal westerly II will be well 70 from
the boat :. w. by s souherly. .
The boat is black be in clear weather az the dis
tance Of miles The bel sounded by tne seLen OF tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09
Disusfers, &c.

CAPT ATWOOD Of The ship Mm. Wherle at New Orleans
Liverpool reports that the lih I'LL he ship
shcUt the Gnge Bread Ground which he took for
Zenobu Of Bath she having been in during the first
NIGHT previous lying % aud and otherwise being
sight IN the morning On the 10Th u he also large
bark ashore to the westward Of CA-yr, Reef with lower AID
tCrsGl wards
BR sHIP WHfrE STAR Joslin from Liverpool for Noble,
lahore Mooe Point 29b lt She - reported u De- -
dangerous condition Two trying % haul her on bat
without success
Carr HLrz OF the ship Westminster arrived a, New.Oi
10Th u reports the 2d ship Metropolitan from
NewYok bound to Mobile, ashore (apqarenuy badly so
SorsgO3 KEY Was fOf 10 DAYS with ship Far Wes,;
Parted CO. With her SO miles Nv. Of the Belize.
CAPT MANSON, Of he ship Acula, which arrived a. New
Orleans the 9th uL from Hsye reports having the
2ith Feb T. LAT. p 10, Ion y s. large ship FIRE
with ships ly her SD her; her nss.hesl
Mex morning the ships whiCh her when
hst seem lying ard they had saved tie
crew and we've dividing them between the two vessels
NA tkIff Of the bark Barclay, Of NestFort, before
l,ea t OF Cape Antonio end Of Cuba 18th ut)
Ne" Seofosd ON saturday Capt Tpp the bark
slecte ABOUT one ue m shore the 18th March, q the
uofnnf put supposed the time 80 miles from the
shore bgeo n soout minutes aid saved nothing bn what
they stood in The mate Acd q TOOK boats sd
OF lines ava bed 70 the bartthe captain aug
board About O'clock the day the b. ship Cove.
narr Of Liverpool took them board ana carried them 70
Mobile Part o. the crew Of the Barclay haa sbppi r E
rope aid nclui lst and "a had tks passae In
Queen Of the south. bound 70 Boton Can't Tipo sss
hshiy received n. Coventr ana AZ
Mobile. collected and presented him bv lie .r.
chants Of Mobile. Capt Brayton, OF the Empire Stse a.
save Cart Typ free passage from New-York
MIssSG IIssELs-The shP Leah, Of NeSYOTk Capt JopA-
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Arrived.

ship Knoxville Ludlow Savannah 80 hours mdse and
pass. S L. Mhch: 9th inst, Miles sW OF HatteTas
excha1 ged signals with steamships Jas AdeeT and Augusta
bound ;. -
Admiral bound T. The experienced very heavy weather
lost sss buwsIks Sc was 10 daysto tine Banks sa"
Bark Ernestine Giddines, (of Buckspor Rose Trinidad
nd B6s,o Ss b""IfS for New York March q lat
"a % spoke bark Csbasa from Cienuesos for Boston
Bark Falcon (of Boston, Holt Pedsng jan pepper &c
TO w f. Sales Have hsdgh winds the coast for the past
Bari Frances of Mystic Homer New Orleans 10 days, cot
BARK Albert Adams Cof Boston, Willis Cette &c days wine
SC 70 master Sd inst lat 81 81 lon 70 80 passed ship Con-
nectcut g March % lat 49, Ion &C. passed ships hatch
wrecked stuff Have experienced heavy saes split
Brig Amos NJ Roberts Colson, Cadenas DAYS,
Peck Church. sid in with bark NJ j. Coeord for New
Brig Blumantha snov Fraase Angostura 50 days hides
10 Oelnehs Co. Have had very heavy weather
Brig Penguin (Br) Wainwright Bermuda days, tomatoes,
Bns Csurs Kippen Malaga % dsys fruit Gomez, Wallis
Brig Zaralla Gilman Greenport, in ballast
Brig DssheI Br) Dolby Halifax Ms 10 days hsh to Ne
Brs Coral (oi Boston, Knsman Guaysms R., March 49,
The C. has experienced heavy weather
Sehr w p Richie of Robbinstown) Fernad, Rio Hache
March ~ fustc, &c. ~ Doyale CO. Experienced heavy
sehr Psusssset Riley Plymouth, NC to b. " Fox.
Sehr Eclipse Qghtel from wreck Of Brig Cardiff, at Cape
Seir c H. Dyer Gard, Guaysma, P. r. via Long Island
Sound, IS days, sugar, &c TO Sou,hmeyd GO. ..
schr IssdoIa, OBJ Bsne Halifax l6 days, FISH, &o 20
sehI w H. sandiord, CoPe Phiiadelpha bound Bridge
Sehr Alvirs, Rayner, phis for New. Haven.
Propeller Jackson, layhed, Baltimore.
Propeller Osprey, Kinney, Providence.
FELLOWSHIP St Peter (Of Bath Gardner from LeghoEn
Also ? bsrks and brgs
sAILED-steem.hips Emeu (Br) MeAgy, Liverpool on
san FRANCISCO; Z c. Scranton, Spencer, Liverpool
WIND-sunIse, NJ meridian s. sunset, SIS f. and light
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

Steamship Orizaba Tnkepsugh San Juan; C. A. Whitney
shps-Kerean (Por) Easdsle, Liverpool Logan Excel
sior Hardy, Liverpool s. Thompson's Nephew.
Bsrks-Union, Brem) Hortsman, James RIVER Jennings,
Muller Gosing Atlantic Sheden, Hamburg, Burchardt
Burke 49,
Brg-Nortbern Light, (rl Isdale, ST. Johns, NE j. s.
smh tidela, Jones Allan andrs, Abbott Dodge Co. East
HEPBURN Galveston ID. c. Murray EtawendO, Ward, Buba-
does N H. Castor s Joy Joy, Jacksonville G. E. J. Pc
tiers Union, (Br) Perry Richmond, d. X. DeWolf
Schooner Martha Post, Msher Mobile Post Smith Co
Oliver Virgins Racket EewHayen, J. II. Hayens Meh.a,
Rogers New.taven, II. Havensi Sarah Elizabeth Smith
New Haven MASTER L. p PhaIo Crane GeorgetOwn South
ern Belle OBTeD Wilmington, DC Murray Alice Lea, Cor
son Inning ton, johnson sagh; Inkermsnn, Br) Harsen
baifar McAulf Wheeler; Connecticut Lewey Bralos st.
Jsgo shier Oliver A. Barrett Carlisle, Philadelphia Jas
Hand Superior Thomas Portland, W. ). Brown Sons; w.
BROOKS, Gardiner, Newport, master.
soop-Porter Stone, Providence, master
Standardization CLARK Phil pha, Santords Lnei j. .
Jode Couley, Phiade phia, J. N Brgss. 49, -
Prorelers9 Locust Point Funch Portland Cromwers Lie
Black Diamond Allen, Philadelphia, J. L n. Briggs
Baree-Alee Rsmer, Baltimore, w. II. Thompson
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Whulcrs.

At Zanzibar Dec 20 bark Hope Waite, Of New Bedford $50
bbs ~ oil ard 40 lbs smbergrs for home IN few days BARK
Dolphin Cutler Of Warren R. l., 40 6os 'p OIL sailed 1871
AT at lilo Feb TO- ship Chandler Pae Gun New Bedford
leo bhls VIII. oil this season.
An Psyta Feb J. ship sarah swift Mstapos,tt - sp
bound 10 the Sandwich Islands 9Th, lark Emily Hale New
Bedford 50 sp-rep0s Jan 49, lat IS Sa ~ W eaIk sA
ran Shsae TGSsy DO ser ,.5 o l two . ma y vS. ~
Sid. from Valparaiso eb l. ship Japan Dimon FeItaTen %
S. Mabs Luce Coon New Bedford 700 So Sta,iIa Bur
dit do. $50 81. board ship Constitution, "nso~ Sa.
ueiet 500 sp 500 VIII bark ANACONDA Lawrence New Bed
At Tslcahusua Feb Hydaspe saOw New Bedford 81
Wm Ro,ch MosesndeI, F.hSyeu, $50 sp uaess James,
New Bedford, Loo 'p and VII SonssIee Eiidse d. a.
ford reports Feb , lat s. lou IS had te 40 p SINCE
A. TlealYsns in few DAYS aid take esht fr home Saw
lsrk satra about month previous 10 oil snee LEAVING
letter fem Capt Rowland of baIk Ksota Of NerBed
ford sepors Ler az facahuGna Feb na taken p the .ss
Had SHIPPED 50 bbs oil ey the William Roach Ct
Spoten-Dec. / IA. 20 5 log. l1i DOW, Herald, Anen
y B. sp., ali tod Betsey Williams Au.un, DO 50 ST.
barb Correls Craro do 400 81 s-ee Au Aaethyst Joaes
q % sc,s. sss.S Jsnk. d. 900 ~ a. D
Dee lat 81 s. lon &C " barl susan Green. y B., 80
ss.aa 2;tA Oh Hooas bland Csrce, GiETi DO 30 81. srcs
leaving IoBbeI 9th Atlantic, Wye do, o. 50. since eevs
n IN Lee Bay Cstlsbs swain do $50 - this season Gle
oae Sherman y Ii 10 p ald eo,ias H waAe,
FEB 10, Of Hooes Island bgs Domingo PEuney, v B.. co
81 hi; seasol al len Ter has 1,. Ts,s -
r StGirs Burdiii DO 80 o.. boa.i ship Coas. a;i5n
Naslow Nauiucke $50 o.. 800 VII bak Anacogis, Law
letter frcn Cart BIowrsoD o.. bars Balte q NswBsi
ford reports her ~ Valparaiso Jan. - VIII 60 bb.s -. ct
well
letter dated Honolulu FEB 49, Ate. TIA. tss Vernon Of
New Bedford which damaged By being with ship
Eliza Mason repaired would sail fo
Cchofsk Sea j. about a
e;ter from Cart ,rrnous o. ba-t Ceore q SsEBsa
ford reports her AZ Gssssos iss-ts Ja b. VIII 10 bbs
81. o..
letter from Capt Nozzle Of bark Tenedos New London
report. Der tender Teouk al PoFt Stanley Nov p 1856
With $50 bbis VII OIL and 800 sea. sk.as-al WI.
Spoker-Msrch T. OF TZskar, ship Zeplyr, FeT Ct sd
from y Bedford for p Ocean. with 100 hbs OF board
Oa KoJryuon Island Nov. &, Pstns Allen v Bedford Coo
-. Bruce, Nelson, DO, 30 y.
burn. Kamseha,ka Sea Lslana Oct 3, WhyooiAeks Dec TO-
with 81 bis. e., $3.50 DO WI oil and b 90 bone. seat
hone. Has taken on The passage . bb OIL Reports spoke
Dec n lat 70 q s. lon l0l q W ship TAmeane Waslow
NIB bound 20 NewZeAsld nothing since leaving Sandwich
Islands 18th lat - :, Ion 81 5 W lara Tahry, Han
Az 81 New Bedford GOO 81 a. tod yhs s. H. kas tee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-09

olLs-Enssh Liuseed heavy and dull 3ee. for whole
Whale better demand and prices sustained sales here
Of splendds 2soO ebs al SOC cash Refined N
without essential change the receipts are FAM sales IN o's
trade a. Q5Q2 10 for Winter Lard Oil is heavy, with but
little inquiry sales Of 500 sal. Western at s2a9 mos
hee T 70 arrive al on private term.
PROVIslONS-A fair inquiry for Prime Pork but this held
$50 SS AZ g for Mess and SIS IS for Prime aud sic IS
Sor uuisseed Prime Mess Beef heavy and oay in retail
demand; sales Of 10 ibis 90 25 IS for Prime 80 25O
$40 Is oi Country Mess and for RePaeked Western
Mess Prime Mess Is daI and heavy At sz2 Bacon is
ribbed Mddes 9le Cut Meats lower and
iic for shoulders Lard is heavy particularly common; sales
Of 800 hbs and ties al 9laoe Butter good demand,
Isc and STATE al 2OG26 Cheese freely offered seOc
Beef Hams very fTm with good dsmand sales Of 20 bbls
RicE-rhe market under more eneOurAsins adyoes from
Charleston sieadie Sales OF 80 tes al te The stock"
SKIES-Dser are quiet with sales of 5000 Z Honduras
SUGARs-Tbere improved apparent aud the inquiry
better sales Of 70 hbds Cuba Mueoyado al q &c. over
BY auction, us hhda. New Orleans At s. al 56c mostly
soAP-sses have been made q 100 Castle Soap
loidhe- NewioTk Pale commands 5aSc.
I. Dot plenty Timothy is in GOOD demand a. 5oG ~ per
bush ot Reaped Lnseed lower saei Of 500 bush Caat
TEAs-The offering by saeoa this morning large aud
"ssrrnse" samuel Resell The sale progressed with
iri, and The trade purchased freely al fair prices showing
me continued llenty v
the saes both present aid prospective But Blacks
offered; those sold about former VICES Az uryae very
iite doing the pende,cy numerous public sales
about tFanspe prices firm Tor GOOD drawing desirable
grades Green Blacks rather dull aud holders to
tubni, decline.
TINPs easier with sales arrive Of 80 slabs Bap-. AZ
3 Isss NASH IS mo-: Other H0S, are Ss. ''' '
TOBACCO-The market Is very firm but quiet the supplies
teng greatly reduced and crop comes forward very lard
ny, sales Of % hhds Kentucky Al 3 dl2c 6l babes Havana
tens tAnsped s. cases seed LesfH Qle Is do.
FloniA al l50St
WHkIEBoNE-we learn Of ale TO day Of 700 hand.
Oehok for export CO., The 10, sold yesterday
Very handsome, equal 10 Polar.
HHlsKYThe deulerd l. good for this s,arl" and prices
are sustained; sales Of bbs AZ III BE- for 0hio aud
Prison Insiuly az the inside figures