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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-06-28
'-''. :. WAL WALLACE & w1NGr1ELD. I "I'''I'l
Genera Commission Merchants.

ATLANTA, GEORGIA
NyILL give special attention the sale of Bacon Lard
w Flour, Tobacco &c, &c.
RBFER
G Wallace, Knoxville, Tenn, Tooe, Bro. Co.. Marv-
vile, Tenn, II Coz, Louisville, Tenn Donaldson
Union, Tenn, johnson 4 Hair, Madsonvie Teen Brab-
son Bro, Sewer county, Tenn, Fains 4 King, DAN
bridge, Tenn. Vaugn Pickle, Sweet Water, Tenn, Il
jackson, Athena Tenn, Pouliain, Jennings Co. Au
gasts, Ga, John Cunningham Greensboro Ca, W Lu-
pa, Athens Ga, John Wingfeld Madison, Ga, Carhart
Rof hacon, GA. Willis, Savannah Ga nov7-Iy
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NEW GAS FIXTURES.
TUST received a very handsome lot Cf CHANDELIERS
J and other articles in line and if you intend
have the Gas in your house, yOu cannst find fa
vorsble time, for selling cheaper than ever, and
have the very best wokmen employed and guarantee
do the very best work
Wshave ali kindsof Fixtures rom the large Six Light
Chandelier the planest Pendant We have Chandeliers
that be used for Gas Candles and parties living of
the lin Of the Gas pipe be furnished with fashionable
Chandeliers and other materials until the Gas pipes
reach their premises.
GAS PIPE WoRK of all kinds. either for STEAM OR Gas
done with despatch. Apply to j. H. Kondrck the ocs
of the Gas Light Company.
ulys E. L. DAVIS &C
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JAMES, NEIlKALI

Il NM . NEI hAL LtsIA LIQt ID FOR lhs cure
- OF hheGnatism. Neuralgia, Uramp Cole rou,
nOera bps, Sore Throat - hnsss 6f the Limbs AID
JOINTS Burn, Peurisy Kngworul Sprains Sweed te,,t
Diseases OF the skin aud Glan0s, Too haehe, ao Ae
This Ne NC ne Is composed 5f OF he nssI sflY
and powerful ingredients known Of wi ich was u-d
soBe BY the cherokee Indians for the Rheumniisrl
Inis Llqul1 is OF must Pc. etratng nature imparng
most Gases INN ediate re,G acting Ike magic than
medicine
Price 81 per BOTTLE with full directions for uss. For
sale By ALEX MACKENZIE
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CONLEY & JOHNSON.

CONLEY & JOHNSON,
Successors to Mcclure q Moore)
No. 10 Broad, and No. 94 South Market ST.,
Nashville, Tenn.
II EEP constantly hand ali kinds Of Cooking and
IA Heating Stoves, plain and Ornamental also, Tin
ware, Crates &C, DC.
Roofing and Spoutng done with neatness and despatch
Sheet Iron and Copper work for Boats Rolling Mills
Furnaces eoundrss, Factories and Stills done cheap
thecheapest. ianI8-lv
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S6O,OOO!

. hO,UOO NumDcrs OnIy
GRAND SPECULATION FOR A SMALL IN
YESTMENTi
IMPROVEMENT ON THE APPROVED HAVANA
PLAN LOTTERY.
JASPER COUNTY a ACADE4Y LOTTERY; +;
BY AUTHoRIrr'oF rHz STATE or eEoRs1A
CLASS D.
To be drawn JULY 18TH 1856, at Concert hail. Macon
Ca under Sworn Superinendence Of Col Geo. II. Logan
and Jas. A Nsbet, ESQ.
This Lottery drawn the Plan Of the ROYAL Lottery
OF Havana OF Single Numbers; this has ONLY 10000
Numbers and the Havana Lottery 81 900 Nurn5st-the
Havana 4s Pr1ss-his 6OSl Prizes Look your inter-
est Now ia the time.
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DEAD SHOT FOR BED IIUCS-TEY IT A.

1 lEAS SnOl TUX DEO BDOS-lh1 ii AND
IL AND SLk EP IN PEAGE--This preparation Is n
saturated tnefue ola poisonous green nosiu 10 c0bna
ton with sIrO mineral solution, max, ng compound
the most destructive 70 insect life that be maei1e
further great advantage that IL possesses that Il
does dry up ana vast b.t aims the
Qualities or monihs thus remaining berever a pied
rsady set tor the anxious tormenOrs Of cur bt
y rest
Price, per bottle, &c. For sale BY
.. ALEX MACKENZIE,
may25 keshv;ils
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SnAkEh TABLE MATS
UST received, Shaker Table Mats Common Table
- Mats Door Mats Of every description, for ss at very
ow prices BY
may22 MACKENZIE WILSON.
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10000 NUaiBERsl-
1,Oeo Prizes an,ountiDgto slss. 900.
Whole Tickets $40; Halves S. Quarters 81 %.
APPRoXINATioN PRIZES.

The preceding and ding those
Jragiar the nst 200 prizes viii be entitled to the eO0 APP
proxmaon Prizes For example II ticket No iao draw
me 935 $50 prize tickets numbered lZ4o HES zo
and I22 win entitled to $780, and SO on according
to the above scheme.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
in the scheme there are from
There are Z0ofuli prizes anu ooO pptoAnAtonf
IN from 70 200 ng with the
me Tickets printed separate slips of paper
up and encrcled with small tin tubes and placed in
Glass Wheel .
am peitsd placed in another wheel After revolv
r. tbe rhcv number she of
and at the prize is drawn from the other wheel
nv bows bn1folded. The number and the prize
and exhibited TO the audience and
Commissioned the prize being placed against
number drawn This operation until all the
prizes The drawing is then printed ard At
Commissioner cerfesto its correctn
eS- Prizes payable in fnIl. WITHOUT DEDucTIoS.
Address orders for tickets to r. FRANCE CO.:
feb23 Baktlmore. 80;
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HIRAM NELSON
AUCTION ROOMS,

Old Court House. Main snd Third imme
diassiy opposite the Washington Hotel.
WEAyING leased for s term OF years fitted the
q u above we'll known stand. prepared to
eeve for sale auction private sale al kinds of
wares and merchandise household furniture horses bug
gies. etc..
CRsh advances ma lie consignments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday Satu rdAy
commencing O'Clock a. NJ Also Tuesday W edue sdAy
and Friday nights. at early gas light.
Outdoors lies promptly attended
to.
We weekly receiving. and haze hand large
and gen ssoRtuleh1 of FURNITURE consulting osla
spindle and baGnster backs scroll and scoop rim
hack Office French, Jenny LIND. and B2stle wood seat
Chairs and wood Chairs: Elisabeth
chairs; spring sofas soeiabie centre
card dining and breakfast ta4e light and wash stands
lounges. mrTQes hEe and misses bedsteads,
tin aud wire Safes etc. which will sell AZ Gin
cinnat prices.
We have also hand greatvaristy cfnotons jewelry
volins accordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whips
etc.. which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale retail Wo0LSEY & NELSON.
nY9 Auets.
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made speech. No resolutions were offered,
The Arabia entered her dack at O'Clock
this morning. Her mails were dispatched by
the early train which will reach Piladelnhis
tonight.
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUgNT-
TUBE AT AUCTION.

WILL sell at public suction Tuesday the 25th of March,
commencing 81 O'Clock his late residence Six tn
street. between Vine and Sycamore all the personal
property of the late Edward deceased consisting
and elegant Furniture, Sofa. Chairs Bureaus
Bedsteads. Beds Tables Stands Carpets. Mirrors Stoves
Cupboard ware. &C., &c.
TEgMs.Au of three dollars and under cash.
three dollars credit will be the
giving with approved security waivag relief of VAL
uaton and apprsisment laws.
AMELIA NECMASTER.
mh7fdE W0oJSEY & NELSON, Auetioneers.
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ATTENTION
BOARDING HOUSE AND HOTEL EEEFEFs.
Hon>ehs1d Furniture at Auction.

NNE will sell auction sale rooms corner Of Main
NE and Third Tuesday 18Th. inst commencing
clocks single Bedseads. single Mat
trases single shpck Mattresses large double Bed
steaes large Msttras. large shuek Mat
doz wood Chairs. doz seat Chairs
and Boston Rockers wash stands large dining tables
age card Tables pair all wool Blankets Kitchen Cup
board pieces Prints and various other articles in the hou
keeping line he above articles purchased exsres for
opening large boarding house and viii be sold without
reserVe.) XOOLSEY & NELSON,
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LIABILITIES. - = = = F;
Unsettled Claims for Losses and not esq II

The Insurance Company presents g patrons the
condition Of large increase in Cash ASSETS for
security of their polieiesa investments be-
ehe minimum market value at the present time
depression in the standard Of They either
paying stock. good valuable and clean
estunents yielding interest and income This
Hhich the Assets have beea valued. being
Besides this soldlty the Company Gala
attention security 1t derives frSm its
through its having the
ting unite phaanx of EXPERIENCED UNDERwRI-
TIERS ored thirty the happiest
results and claimants for loesand enables
1896 with prestige for future
yet been reached by really NATIONAL
Corporation. .e-.s. -. =. IS
jan30-tf ALLEN @. HALLOCK, Agent
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION

T1aIS ng o'cloek. will sell desirable lot
4 of Carpenters Tools. eonefs'ing Of Saws. Chisas.
Planes Braces and Bits and variety OF other
tools. Chairs Sc. NOOLSEY ~ NELSON.
Aucti
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8 Z g g O O o
MARYLAND LOTTERY,

TO BIZ DRAWN on THE
H AV A n A II L. A
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF SID. CLASS 20.
To be drawn IN Baltimore Nd. Saturday March r. 1885,
r. FRANCE & CO., Managers.
on ooo NUNRERSt-I0O 900 PRIEST!
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mn FnnM THE nnniAM nTINfss.

FHNHfS article OF Coal IS
from the ding AL 1rder2 lett ~ the Go npanys
corner Of First streets will be promptly
attendedto a follows: ~ {
(rdsrs Left before IL NJ. delivered sam day.
Orders that hour and before CLOCK T. &c
sivered before next day. = c...s...
on he Il nd g. Railroad. as foliows:
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ueal OF Work yet 10 De done 10 IInlsH ner com-
p'etely.
River still falling at this point, but in a
good stage. Only about AZ feet reported on
the falls. Weather milder, and yesterday
misty betokening rain.
Yesterday wasFather duh dag al the
wharf But few boats ARRIVING There is not
great deal or freight at the wharf now.
THE following were the rates of freight
at Cincinnati last Thursday:
$50 New Orleans-Flour per Dbl 80; Whisky
$3.50; Pound freight 45o5Oc.
Pittsburgh-W Whisky So; Pork rs; Flour
so; Oil IS; Molasses 81 %; Pound freight 25c
per cwt.
st. Louis.-Whisky 81; Oil 81; Pound freight
40@5Oc per cwt
Nashville-Whisky 81 25; Pound Freight
so; Ale 81.
Wabash--Whis and Oil 81 rs per Dbl;
Flows 60 cts; Molasses 81 so; Pound Freight
40 cts. per hundred.
- Recollect this is the Rain5ow'S day,
and that she is one of the fastest and best
steamers on the river, and under the control
of accommodating gentleman. She will start
on her return trip to Louisville this evening.
Those going up stream should avail themselves
of her excellent accommodations.
- The fast and elegant packet Alvin Ad-
ans will be here this morning bound for st.
Louis. No better packet ever run in the trade
than this steamer She is very swift, and
has extra accommodations and clever officers.
BRUTE.--We see by the Ravenna (Ohio)
Democrat that man named Shem Lewis-his
name ought to be Shame Lcwis-was convict
ed of assault and battery on his motherless
boy of eleven years, and sent to the penitenti-
airy for three years. He struck his boy with
barn shovel, cleaving his scalp to the skull
lie then kicked him out Of doors, kicked him
in the mouth, rubbed his face in the snow
afterwards dragged him into the house. swore
he would cut his head off, and made deadly
thrust at him with a butcher-kn;fe, which the
boy, by quick movement, escaped. His
father then knocked him down, and left him
bleeding upon the floor. On former occasion
Lewis pointed loaded gun at the boy and
under threat to shoot him, made him clint
a telegraph pole. A short time before the
death of his wife, they lost child. While
his wife was on her sick, and as it proved
death.bed Lewis went to the grave dug W
the child, took it from the coffin tore off it
shroud, and thrust the child into the bed o
his dying wife, saying, with horrd impreca
tons, that "she might have her child if sh,
made such fuss about it," This he did be
cause his wife moaped immoderately for hel
child. And this devil had the hardihood, il
parting with'his abused boy, after conviction
to kiss him and show emotion
Cleveland Hei aid.
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Or DAILY Journai
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

FRIDAY, March Is.
EMMA Brown. from Wabash to Evansville.
AvENDALy; from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
BALTIMORE from louisville to New Orleans.
GLgxDALv. from Memphis to Cincinnati,
FANNY FERN ir"n' st. Louis to Cincinnati.
No3TIIEKSER from st. Louis to Louisville.
GAEL. from St. Loris to Cincinnati.
TEsxEssEE BELLE. from Cincinnati to Wabash.
EFFiE ALTON. from LOui. vile to New Orleans.
RKrVRS. from Nashville to Cincinnati.
Nm GAKyES, from Louisville to Henderson.
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COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CrxcrNNvEr. Msrch "A.

CIScINNvEI, Msrch IA.
Flour quiet, unsettled and dropping. Bulk meats
549G14 for shoulders AMI sides. Whisky rather dull
at zoe. Groceries unchanged and active.
BALTINsTE, March Il.
Sales Howard street -four 81 City Mills held at
same, but buyers Wheat steady sales oO bushels
corn 5GG5s.
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20 .cxvRs WHOLESALE UNI RETAIL.
PAYNES NEAR SHOP

GS IS opened for the at th- aic stand on
Mo Fl between Vine and Sycamore streets
s will keep constantly hapd 81 iEds OF rresh
Meats qualities and s Of .hsE at we lowest mar
ket prices Ivoad glad have eas from y old ous-
MT $3.50 ~ WM. PAYNE.
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Mr.. Mitchels wharf boat begins to look
as lift were built on purpose. 1t will be ready
for use in a few days, although there is a good
deal of work yet to be done to finish her COM
p'etely
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<[0TT0gAnEs 80 cases Ripkas Cettenades;l Is a4'ss
- 80. '-sa -. JAMES Low CT
mh, SIS Mair erect. I.slie-illsfEsy
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NEw YoRr. March a.

Flour firm sales Of G,rOO bbls Wheat duh ct 81 IS
for Southern red and 81 30 for Southern white.
declined sales of GOO bushels 68c for mixed Mess
lower.
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0nDoZ fresh E,.s; 200 lbs table Butter.
wv per Expiessat 2. II COOK & SON.
mh5f Corner Main aud ist streets.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
ARRIVAL OF THE
za0A zaakA
2 r @ NJ + T III E y S.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
New orr Fans. March u.

Tbs Fromctheus, from San Juan on the 5th.
arrived bringing San Francisco dates to goth
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Money due the Company secured BY

Mortcage .....-.. .--..s.....;
500 shares Hartford and \ Haven X. K.
STOCK. 80. ..se .s..s5....
los shares Hartford snd Providence X:
p. Stock, preferred and guaranteed
10 per cent, -....-. ....-'.-..
le7 shares Boston 4 Worcester r. X
ESQ shares Conn. River +. R. stock.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
on uARTE0Rn CONN

presented stoekhelders and made out in mpl
with State laws ofNs York. Ohio Indiana llino
&c.
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kcied IN front Of the Office ard were loudly c!.moring
for my peYpop Resistance by the oncers wn 10 vaia
and / vs. socordoeiy allowed to be taken into their
cuffvdy There we're few good and Influential eih-
xsps me- ent oh. heeitsted not TO that paaeaoe 10
pyeventing the committing Of another crime Of
ife murder Of A sp< ced and not condemned erm'-
nal vas conducted by this mass OF human beioge 70
, eulcb near by the purpose q there being con
nesd to saiste their thr eats Of vel geence by
nmary pupi,bment. Arriving at the gach, and foil Nv
inc i 10 short distance ~ tree tse crowd halted
Nd here colloquy commenced az to the mode and
manner Of trial IL wes agreed th.t should be tried
Effort vas accordingly made TO impanne one but all
seen cd reluctant 20 beconC directly rec 2onsbe for
such a. rnlau f &C, Failing to obtain the consent Of
suf Gent Lumber it was put to vote WHISTLER should
he hung without jury or be replaced into the legal
custody Of he officers q the law. The latter course
being decided upon, was again led II the Justices
Office end thence conveyed here to my cell"
BE- At o'clock Crowder conducted fro the Jail in
en- p-n carriage t, the scaTod. There he addressed
the multitude Of spectators as follows:
"GEsTLEsES: suppose you have come to zee me
executed. am ready and feel wiling tn die. | warn
You all not to drink. Ii killed Lewis d. not kno y
It. Take waning by me. fhiok will have safe
journey home feel happy. / feel that my sins a c
forgiven hope you Will meet me there. l believe
tina, il all have to say"
After bese remarks be sat down and conversed quite
freely with The Sheriff and cbrg, man in attendance
About this time there apparently slight agitation
nervousness visible in the frame of the prisoner
Al eT prayer by the clergyman, ard the rope being
adjusted by The executioner, Crowdsr stepped tue
drop. At O'Clock 1t fell, and the miser able man de-
parted from tas life. The number of persons present
vac estimated at GO.
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THE SANDWICH ISLANDS

The bsik Fanny Major u day. from Honouin' ~ a.:
rived at this port this morn ming We have niee Oh
Pacific Con-. Adrertiser and Pslypendn - the lo'u VI
October.
SHIP EEws-From The Adrertistr ezra oc''
18th, we clip the following:
Loss OF TIE AGAIE.-By the report brought ~
the Liooiho this morning thGe is every resson 10
doubt the account OF the les Ct the Agate Inc ma
tyes on board the Lii Ohio, from the New Eogisno,
and who, it was said b. long 10 the Agate tarn ouI
To be from tie orwsrd and the rumor seems 10 nave
eprung from this foundation. The only reliable ntei
heence received IL from the captain Of the Pnei woo
the Agate on the 18th July. in St. Lawrence pay.
Al the knowledge We are able 70 gain from every
avsilabe source shows that the Forward and agate
have been confOunded. -,
The steam-tug Pele made very satisfactory Tal
Of her towing qualities Tuesday morning itsI oEe
brought in the whasebip William Tell whnn Ha
heavy swell and strong head wind, reaching the wnin
in ole bonr and forty minutes from the Tune sue 'o'A
bold of the 81 ip.
Scbr Pfel left the Arctic Sept S. and reports having
whale ship further north tha1 b1eflnS ga
spoke vessels but schr Victoria OF tols Por which
had taken no oil up to date of leaving Inc Victoria
would Lot leave the ground till October Inc fhe re-
ptrt' weather very fcggy; cav Lo whaie'.
Tie bark Mercury, Hay den, on the l3ta Of nay, sus
tanned conside sble loss IN tyPhoon near the MN
slaLds loeing two boats main RAIL- stancheons, Dull
walks and plank-sheer and is low undergoing iepa'"
i'll this port.
Capt. Trip furnished with tie following report,
when il the latest end most favorable account we nsve
seen from the Ochotsk feet spoken and heard fr'm
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rested had become hcr % oomhed BY mrine worms
s.e esoAe down. '.ne damage wss abost ei00o.
de mobsrsnc< Of respect 10 the French Cossul, p.
D'sn prev0Ls 10 bic early deparsars is proposed by
ne Fnpch population.
The Weather hes been rather cloudy, with heavy
6gs, and occasional slight rains. From q o.cuiaon
made at tie San Frauc'sco Observs,ory, 1t has bosn
Aseetsoea that 30 far half of inch Of rain
fallen in Sar Francisco for the season.
Pebble srnusements have been fairly pstceoized Of
hate. During the frsth Of The last fortnight the
Metropolitan and AMERICAS Theeteis were both oeea
and diew good houses. Mrs, Joia Dean fla, ne was
playing at The former and Mrs Mary Provost n the
latter Mrs. Hayne, somewhat more than week ago.
went TO Sacramento, aud Miss Provost contiraed at
Ut the American; she has drawn lirse houses for Eve
~ontinaous weeks. Paoorans Of the inciieuts Of
the Vigilance Committee brought out Metro
pstaI Tbester last week, and is n)~ at secrsm .nto
Rowe& Co.. Circus have made trip t. the Saod-
vch leaDds. The collection Of Calfornio wi beasts
at the Mountain Maseum hes been doing well. Tnere
has been no regular exhibition Of Negro Ministries in
San Francisco during the fortnight.
The Public School examinations have taken place
duriDs the fortnight and there is now general va
DatlOn.
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Markets..

SAN FRAScIsco, Wednesday Evening Nov. 10, 1855.
We have change ~ In the general tone OF the market
Rice continues in T.quet at u rates The arrival Of the clip
Isr ship Golden Guy from Hons koSg, with 1853 mats aud
The Fanny Major Hoi oluu with 300 Rice has
sed rmLess In the market for this staple aud
holders asking &C. per advance highest
tso we b. c M ~ Tep.sd Geo 5 h. STOCK OF hce
This being Very little attention has been paid
TO the selling Of consequently report Of sales
In Produce fair business has been DONE especial
ly Barley which been In demsn for shipment 70 the in
tenor.
Ire arrivals from domestic and foreign ports today the
per ship Silver Star in 48 dsy from rev York
AZ Gays from Hong Kong, Messrs De Wit Keith Co
Law,on.
The money market. fol steamer day has been m,re than
usually Gent and much difficulty has been experienced
the collecii9n Of accounts falling due. - .
obbDg parcels only We note Gales Of 100 hssseks Avso
extra fs' 4tO quarter 90 at So Is; 100 do. Eaton
Eps City Mile sup. ST. $50 do. Golden Gate do So;
Fowler. Sell RAISING at 81 $50 do Commercial
at 81 81, and a o do Oregon City Mills sup. at 81 50.
Com MsAL-Jobbins sales Of 1850 California ground
BUcxwHuAr-Jobbng sales Of 50 or sacks Golden Gate Mil
MHLArsOc sacks prime sold at 2c an 500 DO fair 2lc
100 co. choice sold 81 32s 1910 sacks choice for shipment
TO Sacramento City, st 81 81.
OA1s-aO sacks prime sold a. 50 %
POTAT0EfV SACKS choice sold at 2lc 200 do Pc and
Rcr-4VO nsts Calcutta Rice resold 7c and $50
Bu1TrR-eO frins choice June Butter sold at 9.c.
LARD56 In II n tins silver Star and 40 do, 10
and N ibs, * late arrivals, III lots, sold on p.t.
CEnLs1-23O bpls. Cement solo st so s7t.
1oBACCo-58 Natural Bridge. % do. Peach, and 10 do
CRAMPAesE-u ba,Iets Charles Heid.ck sold agents.
rates
BgLF-lO0 bbls prime Chicago Mess sold private terms
H.Ms-5o tcs. il brine, sold at 15ic.
CAkDLEs-25O boxes first quality Adsmantiues sod at c
SPIRITS TuRPExTSE5O bbs sold on terms not stated