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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08
Total amount, 2,1G3,62I

Feaks ofMc Msane.-Od DIR. Rush,
Of Philadelphia, used to relate a sin.
gular case Of mouomania in patient
in tho Philadel phia Hospital. He took
it into his head that he was a painter,
and resolutely refused for long time,
though possessing fine organs of speech
To utter VOID. The doctor one day
entered his apartment, and foand him
skeiching on clip Of paper a really
beautiful rose; for he had, 10y long prac-
tice, acquired much skill in the art pic.
torial, and was very proud ofihe accom-.
plishment.
One day ihought struck DR.. Rush
that he would surprise him into voice
10y aispraising his labors, aud he resolv-
ed to try.
"You arc painting very handsome
cabbage there. my f'eud, he observed
10 the maniac does that look like cab
bage, Why, sir, you are fool! That
is ,ose, and it is good one tool"
1t wasnot long before the patient was
we'll His train Of silent thought was
broken, and he returned home.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08

1t is stated tfIat the steamboats Rip
Van Wiuklo and Commodore, running
from Troy to New York, have taken,
this season, at least 5000 horses 10 the
New York market. Most Of these hor.
ses are bought up by the omnibus aud
city railroad lines. aud worked 10 death
in six monlbs.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08

TIE pet~sJ@,g (va.) htc1ligeaccr
says there is man in that city. who
smokes, chows and drinks to the follow.
ing tuno.g44 gallons brandy drunk. one
mile seven cights of tobacco chewcd,
and three and half miles Of cigars
smoked in Que year Rather q hard
case.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08

Tile ttco Seres. When a rakish youth
goes astray, friends gather around him
in order to restore him 10 the path Of
virtue. Gentleness and kindness arc
lavished on him to win back to limo.
cance and peace. No one would sus.
poet that he had ever sinned. But when
u poor coniiding girl is betrayed. she
receives the brand of society, and il
hencefnrlh driven from the ways of vr-
tue. The beti aver is honored. respect.
cd and esteemed; but ruined. heart bro
ken victim knows there is no peace for
her on this side ofthe cold and solitary
grave. Society has no helping hand
for her, no smile Of peace, no voice Of
forgiveness. These ale earthly moral
tiles; they are unknown in Heaven.--
There is deep wrong in them, aud fear.
full are the consequences.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08

RUSSIAN Losses. "A report by tho
British Admiralty says that during
the late war with Russia no less than
205 Russian vessels were either cap
turcd or destroyed.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08

Dir. A. J. Morgan, respectable gen.
ilemau of Cold Springs, Texas. died
very suddenly few days since, from
tho effects ola small pimple on his up
per lip. which gradually swelIed and
terminated in death in three days. He
was native of Virginia.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08

Tie "Uaioa" Abroad. The London
Times Publishes communication from
d New Yorker, showing that the pre-.
dictions now so common in Europe, OF
an early dissolution Of the Union, arc
utter misapprebensions of American
occurrences aud dispositions. Those
opinions and views do not coincide
with tho editorial expositions of the
Times, which show on evident desire
for tho dissolution Of the Union. The
London Morning Post is also certain
of an American catastrophe. "The
wish is father TO the thought" Mel.
Their of tho London editors will live TO
sc dissolution of the Union. They
have labored bard, by fomenting aboli.
ton agitation, to produce that rosult,but
their labor is lost.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-11-08

A Teacher had been explaining to
his class the points of the compass. aud
all were drawn up III front towards the
north.
Now, what is it before YOU joint"
"The North, SIR"
"And what behind ysu, Tommy"
"My coat tail, sir" said he,,ryipg at
the same time to get a glimpse of it.
A little girl, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernstcin of Columbia, S. G., was
strangled to death by the rope of
swing becoming cntanged around her
neck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
DsED.

BKACH-In Brooklyn, Tuesday May g. Of pro1et9d re
mntent fever kud.ph Hess, niaAt eon OF M '" H. bescA
OF Charleston. .. C., aged yea's aid Il Gays
BLACKAt Brooklyn, Tuesosj MAY Of disease Of me
heart. SsmpeI H. u Black.
BRUNDIGF-In Lewissoo, Wes'chester County, n Y, on
TUESDAY MAY o. at @ O'Clock p M j. JAMES bruodise .
his Fields s6 relatives respectfully Invited TO attend hs
fuferal bis mothers Tesi1onco Oh Le"iSootO) on
Thng,usy May D. a. O'clock without further nViiaon
DRUMMOND-O On wedn. sdsy Nay 7, Espe h Miidelenias
daughter Of Potter aud l4bos Dummoni, aged weeks aid
Tie spd friends are nvnd attend the funeral from
the reeoe parents 8sibst, between I'd and 81
ave-, or.v,ie on rhnisdaJ afternoon At ) o'clock
FCKHOFF-On Tuesday, May g. JaeO, Eckho1 aged ~ yes
alaiye Of Hanover Germany
ELLIOTT-OD Tuesday evening May 6. William Elliott SON
Of george the Anna H. Elliott, aged aud
FuIrs from the residence Of ia father No i East Fifteenth
street, this Thursday .fterDoOa, ats O'Clock
EIlZGiBB Mn Philadelphia tuesday, May g. ofsclet
Henry Hubert only Of Thomas AID Emma fhr
Oibtoa
1ILFOII-On Monday, May Cathsrne Gno, the beloved
0 John Gilioi, 4 oODsompuon-
HILTON Tue-oaS May OF scarlet fever Emma. infant
] dauehtes OF John and Jane th assd II moutns
fne nend- OF 'ne fanny aso me members OF
Fatob Lodge No o. respectfully nViteo 10 attend the
era this day lo o'clock from No Az 1d'oa street.
Her remains will be taken Greenwood for iuteTnen
tcKEE-On Tuesday morning, May Q, Owen kcKee, the
youi gest IL Francis ana Mary Mckee, aged year and
| mOn'hs
EALONE-On Tuesday morning N.y G. William Malone aged
lOnYNE-On "Wednesday morning. May T. Mrs Jane
Noyne widow Of tho .e Lewis hOdyno, in the list year
I q Der age.
Inc relatives friends deceased invited 10 attend her
tesi hi' Gay IbnrSdsy a, ooGA "a Ton ns resi-
near doyt BrDOk yn without further notice.
SLEVN-Os Monday May 5. after short illness, Michael
Slevin
sHERwOOD-At sirs Sing on Monday, May s. Major John
4. SherSOOd. aged "a years and IL rnOuths.
vFRy-Ou Tuesday, May Julian C. Very Of the firm Of
Very. Owytne ca, aged Is years
9bur.dsy Afternoon al oolock from b. H.
Day, No. io5 ST. "aIks place
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MARRIED.

DAYTON-CRECOBY-l Jersey CITY on Tusad,y, May 9,
by the Rev T. T. go ~deu James W. Dayton ~ Clara attn
daughter e the late beLJaion r. Gregory all Of tnsI
place.
this city by tho Rev. Or. Geissen
bairer NJ Frrdeck A Dubois 20 Mhs Emily A Editing al
OF the city.
SRAHAM-ROSS-On Tuesday. MAY by Frisnds' ceremony
residence No. 30 Madison sIree; New Iork Andre
}. Graham TO Caroline Ross
EcILVAINE-LAW HESCE-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May
Church Of toe Pilgrims. by the Rev. DR. 5tOns. I'd
ward Sokyaire 10 Mara Bergen, daughter Of John ID.
Lawrence ali Of that place
MORGAN-OK gEFE In BrooSyu Monday, Nay 3,
by Bishop Lsoghim Thomas K Morgan 70 Kate C. Ohssis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tue,isy asy 6, by the Row
) M issAcks, b. j. MOrJuey, Ct Ah~Sukee 70 Miss Cara
fourth daughter VI JOhn BrOmson esq, Of this cry
BICE-BAKER-On Wednesday. Nay T. by the hsf' W
McLes David L. fiieo Of this city, 10 MIA susan AHaHos
bLk,r Of Siui Sing.
RODGEkS-CAULDWELL-O Thursday evening, May l.
by the Rev. Mil,t, MS Residence, 10 ~ fas
Twelfth street Nh James Rodgers, VI hdgeho!d, Conn
70 Sns SaxGh Csuld veil 4 tu5 city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
NY. Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce
WEEK EsDfSc MAY 7.
Reported By COsoyER FkgEcH General Prodsce Dealers.
W sshingtO1 Market

toR tbs WEEK FADING MAY T.
Rsported By COsoyER FEsScH General Proisce Dealers
Washington Market
The market bsve dusr than usual owing the
ees 81 al D,Oyug during tho past week.
ADD tho working oct OF
.et We qcoe sal.s from ne books OF hlos'r- j. :"
Esn" Of - ts at - 3" 10 North ~ erV % % 70 -
tn Kounu,es ~ 70 to 1j-whis common and 10 u
bri' ON 7dc 10 4 aud in cases not selling
for ebVush Jsy freight. SC
CsANBrERIfs are s. l,rg at sl3 to $40 p Dbl
Tie PoTA1o msSket st emsds bsS for good MERGERS s1d
Cere which coming IN rather more freely ths .: wseL
New JerS Cdeis but few coming H. AID Gel ing al = %
~ Sos NtwJerey Mercers, g! to ~ 81 for 30 ones
NOf srn WssA son Comfy SC ae coming In By cars al
boa from hba1 bi grg IS 81 ~ Tor good
ones ordiLary. 81 50 to 81; hcces 81 50 to ~ IS
Jmes, 81 IS to - 25i White Mercsfs Sl 81 70 81 D.
Round Fix Eyes ~ Is 70 81 2' California and MsnOos
Witch sr oI . s a. bs'b ad ooo os Of csnoec
yellow TURAirs are aud sod demand he $50
81 eg.I u y bb rhe ONIaS n.rket stL renltirs On
81 62 White but few good in, selling a, - ga
80 Blu chez Glow sse at p2 > per hunafed Girle
sc Ia veee'.bles sales quick Pea tSDth ~ y Dbl
RADiSHfs hsreston ard Norfolk +jGtj 81 g 40 died;
few Lors 's.a seishe. COMING 10 and selling at AL ~ Hsa
- biI. We also noticed few CUcUnBsRs III AsPAh'.Vs
SgSf our s sa Is; camden 50 5s 90 foyL
TRY Is rather scarce; Turtles II 1c D. CsPons 2'9-ci
Co ldlfc. Chickens l5@ISc.i DUCKS <i"|" F'''
TIE Eco arEet still full AMI li'tis lover than
last week Ohio, l2d5c doh "'S-e l""Ite Jerseys l"
TIE Mr.T market is rather dull particu,r, T Beef which
dGlc by side ring JsuisOn makes sL"s
OF Prs &c heavy to Ste for sh 'iuon 1~!" ot
ordinary ard CGIc for good YEA. ggc' ~ e'''' anu
BurrgR-OIoree County, psl,, 13c state. io"l''- ID
CuFYsE rhine old. ltc.. new SKIM, f4'c 80, ,. o..
rsct ceap cut straw viii se I &C. T. doz more IN
straw ,tou this sessoA Let the sIa~ b; toi'usy
dry packing and fa'ieH down 50 as not TO shake " ~
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To.L s6 S40So W
Az aae Lr.es Ler haAd..............t "a "a


MILK COW --"eSe iDciled - tAiuk that tho s,orsss
week Dthers Soy the market Is dull and sales do not
ntaye tie prccs which they hslf la Ide
", lave that cows uua 30 worth
III. tom than ~ tie city
pLulsIs lattor " prcos essept LOO
La.e hot rray II bCchers 40 mot pay hise
BE- bet quality uey make SEse pioh Tor they soil veA
Cui. js . II sTau, g.
sWIkFThe connued cool weshsr has bs.n favorable
osLeI, hos TLe bret pos may b. Jnlsed by sha ID
D 70 80 LOGS ted be-. cste b.c sA,uf~
os, bot Jy Mf Florence VI Ohio Sale Aeron 10 csL
900 q"sbty sttsc About 20 " Is M
stk W retail VI al hogs a. &C. hsrsa
ifc rfgEOn- We O doo prico cuTron ts<a
con e New ' orb TscEeT- ,taId A. No. l. .
Shining Eoss iron ONO, ldzna, ILLINOIS, aud otoea
Navy Iahe a ieaufe and slad see 'ta'
ne wfh b,Gsrs Bell and Grant VI I.)4do1. EJi
MLth Of tie Navy Pork pHt up tbs year b. Vac bfss
New fDrk, tor tho British GOvcT0nent, ha' eees
- q 20 Tue o.eLt i,D the Sss, s.d do7. not sshsf -
ntsstoD gIb lnA BsBbFI. Ihs Tgsus Of tbs etpsS
shoLd IIOse iLat ths AuencAs 4osef' ha'm5
rd.ir sds o"sbt u ho.d Ifonnrvit pi>s ~ ~
GaSeTI n.stf cOntTsc ="
Fss.tl, go ". irdor.- th.t OF nion and American
should nate The tact and prot, ~ II, BY coiu'u"S
the qusfi'y. - x,.1 bx aass
1s iolosi sales ~ the week past are rsiyfea
4 bartlett Ne AssbiIgion street. HC'"c' -. III, n
ers Fufrsr County Ia as HOGS, syer4<e ~e.n. =
erosf. Irce loe. = muei Nchte' own "a q sf-t
Et, sy,rt@- ~, g.c - 70 gross prce ~ IL. 49,
ov er ei4yae count y, OEio ,'-SH 10. A.- - loS
r -. grrs. ~. ;j.seth LcPhsr'Dh o. 80,
-, Ia ) ,..l. VIA. weight ID 10 80" - 81 =. 80
q !. v ...s oWtef Lsl.v .4s LevhJ' JIM ~ '7'
-. b., o., 4, 20 ITa~ 9 llf 40. n.
et - 10, L. fcs. are 81 y-Fd lei over nh-a -
IL. "a er lFDsu ~ - may "
r,F ~ b@., az % e .oct hos' ot' o. 70 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

NLDSysDAY. NAV Up. VI.

The Stock market this morning opened dull, bat
r,oved at the second call and became quite strong
Atibe Second Board the quotations were buoy ant, but
To-, the second Board there reaction, and
,tocks were freely offered at lower prices The In
-, ,vb,,l had been induced by increased
-. = A.. money market was lost when the tele-
-, d,.,stch was received OF the large shipment
Id LA from Boston 1858, 900. Enc was among the
So, ,o.ks to-day and after selling up 10 81 closed
The receipts are very l>rgc having averaged
a.. g, IN May so 900 per day, eqaal 10 core
-, ..o,th than we would like 10 state. Rcsdu /,
- s,,cr than yesterday, closing at sci. The ques-
= al. We hear, Will be ancablS settled. 4
E1pa.de,ohia paper says " The >chuykh Navigation
HI nncunccd en- advance oi lc cents = tun ca their
IN. ON The Ist OF July and Mr.. Tucker states that
a. pead,ng Railroad Company viii make a core
.0A;no change in rates al the same time Central
= 80 Mt Oh. Harlem continues droop, selling
The idea expressed the report just issued o;
d,o,;n- the earnings from the Improvement Of the
- 90 which they are now devoted to the payment
Of vdds apon The preferred stock, docs not sppsa
have encouraged the old stockholders. The mlAe:
has fallen about cent the report was issu'<
Iud,on River Is steady but msctise. In Western
3 ta,,s there was fair bu.iness in the morning. a.
Over prces but there was sitcrward rally. Cleve-
Lid and Toledo went TO 7Si, but closed heavy at 75!;
Michigan southern was 95i Michigan Central %;
;aieua M, So The business in Railroad Bonds
Fas not large and prices show 20 important change
State Stocks. without large sales, firm.
The Exchange Market continues qriet, and the
business for the Saturday steamer will, is Supposed
be snail Sterling is 81 S9i, with fair supply o.
bills. Franos 5.Isi aai6i.
In Frv;sbts we notice to Liverpool 1900 bush
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
Ncv-York Cnttie Market.

N-pFKLY REPORT Of r-ceiprs snd selling rrcss OF
NEWS MILK cows VEAL CALVES. SHEEP and
LAMBS end SWI II with carefully prepared aoount
Of The uu h r. qu.'y ard price ot BEE CATTLE. At
The great " ednesday Ilsrket at w AStIS1rOS Drove
YARDS ifth Prrrars very week expressly for fi6
kEW ioKK Tai 5UNE. by SOLDN ROBINSON
CURRENT PRICES FOR THE WEEK.
WEDNESDAY, May 7, 1856
BEFyg,-Tbess are did By the head pucs equal 10 IN,
,ane poaLd ated ~esht of beet N the quarters
rbe hne tao~ 6fts quartet" nos counted ia thus
urr.o ~ , l. Bottom.
Tbs rrce- .day 10 wiI sver. and~r 0c. Frst q1ality
P0Nic. Mecipu a Il'o.; PooreA. 5i0n But to~ sales
o, or e under ". 81,
PRfcgs ~ VEAL CALvgs-Cslves usually sold through
ths 7c T. b. I've Ueifh except hse fod one 70
g. o.,s ia known g" which BRING . 70 90
each In autumn many Ora Caie'" tour - sA
MOI hs 3D. sell t5s each good tat 'ed sells ot.ea ~
h,b a. 81 "a f0 49, ,-,- - -, -
b,Y a. H. trie Ordinary Cow, $3.50 t1l good
a. Irwe a5p4 90 extra quality With calf. tiia 56h
SHEEP AND LAMB >-COuin.oo sheep AMI LAMBS, % -
dEs; eAua sheep, =lc1slL . .
SWINE Western Hoe ted largo, ht't quality Tvs
se,slt E1s dead rei.ht u 67lc small szs DO. live
s,sht 6d6!c te4d V-i.ht, 7t1sc SUI ioi. I've WEIGHT
9G6! dtaa weight, 7ta7lc. New Yots state .msl 80
pine ms act rrtsins i've ~esht stc He~t I'm,
E,c,c Lieh, st.s Hogs 7d7le 5000 bat heavier q DC
ha-eft .. Wees bv n0t~Vsds ard BOp,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
.s.., ei,er Market Boats.

g., 1....;,,eb Cam Jsr-eh. Nsster, from Ns"Dnfges
b"ae -, 80 a Wsr-n -. Li- orr dsy Of Gsy. lsS,
nl,'. ,',.r.. = Veal C-Iv-s, -ss~P and Lanbs
~ veal ~ ca. sitOn q DO TOrs. 90 Fo~ts,
=. bb- rss = tuDs ru't-T ersg1og . z % ar
e'r YEA l't y o. fl-s Hay - pols. Rye Flo7s,
- bts Pctstoes. sts A'4S's "as'Is ~ eassS OSesS
-
ar, I A. h.f To-. n tia ia day VI haT, lS$,
- 80 a. 70 ous: q Bee.e 10 Veal Calves 10 sasc2 sA
I,ts q cues.ss VEAL Tco POsk 10 Turkeys. q bbs Esq,
III tub. 70 - 80 hos hye foar ~ sAss
Con. Srai ic BIZ. Beer - sd-s Lea her.
Fars. S1.ouebsnr. a. =. Finch, haser, from Ss~bmr,
sr.eG at ~ fot Of WHre--t to, 7t day Of May is<k
.. toti, fnO. B..'ss Iik Cove - Veal Csv.s 10
Sh.-r Lamb 10 Veal al do. antts0,
&C. .ui- - do Fors - fowls bb.s rags 500 tuts Bat
,,-rssnr 3 10 tse- Gay - ss stew ~ bbls Ry,
Fur n Lea q, ses Uoods y5 sizes Lesihst VI
L. bo~i..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
TIKI TROOPS RETURNED TO THE FORT
Extract from p,iy.,e letter.

LEtvENwoRTH CITY, Kansas, April o. 1856.
Jones Was not killed, only wounded, not by resist.
ing party, but by unknown person who f,ed upon
bin at night ar he was oncanped with some meu OF
Lawrcsce as his prisoners. who he had arrested for
refusing TO JOIN bis posse comdtatus the Slbb Ath
day. 1t Gppcars that Shannon sent for Col. Sunner
with hIs soldiers. 10 arrest this unknown man. Col
Sumner went with his five companies thus crrsnd
Con. Robinso on has offered 600 reward for the dis
cOvery Of the man who fred the shot.
Col. Sumner had bis men eLcamptd about four miles
dis ride Of Lawrence while lie weut to LecOmpton to
see Shannon. On his return he quietly marched his
men back u the fort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08
'yw.yosg CLASSIFICATION.

COFFFF-Thers remSius want OF r- ia the nsf. an
mics uny b. quoted ic Jwer tG.c. from tas highest
rout Ssies OF ~ RiO iGlfo 80 ms'' Js'a a. @
o. bsEs BsLa a, Dc and fo- Skimnisss 81 - rse
sock &C Rio u about - go bags
J.v, " he T. ....i. ssi6 L-Susyr. ? ......u fili
Mo- 49, 81 hzIscarbO. 1ilt
ErazI 49, riz - D0ui os-Aioi9 y,
CANDLE A0anand' -.tLogt atersilO 4uF
the week OF 10 t..x Cs Sc tn, fsle iJf u
quo,eo al &c Psteat ~ A0i TsOw so quiet - IL
CTMYNT-Douestic 5 selling TO fair ,ttsnt q, ; lel
81 ; Foreign t-Ss4 - Of Roman aid ~
SS ius MsMe.
COPTER-Ne~ Sbe,hins steady =; Sc T.ua.,u Y-,lyv
Sefsi !. active Of 2bc 6m~
FLOUR AND SEAI-There IS increased <po.ior -pp,r-
rus the grades Of Ws--fn Ceia Flour AL 20
q, 49, DEC of J. ic y bbl hSs beet mite: Tue
De To- txp'rt continue, light shippers later
fro1 Turoce zoe. The grades
II far rrcue. city AID ftsern The
Hsht sna kry for toe -n-rir. to, -eekS T
ssks srv - bps - 2o0s5 Is to. to so,i
:, siaSs III for extra SAFE, - 64HS .Oi
suT. rsIe ItciN-s aid UiPer Lake. - 81 - -
Tor cotnon sood fue Ocio 81 ~ , - oa 1ioa
n goo Ohio - ~ Tor fzsUiits ID fse' pa'
FlFas end - go % for - LOus bralts Ca1sd1 soar
u ess-7 aid linitsd demand the sfrrhs m1i-fs
es.s Of ~ bhs - aS - fJr sup-rhs- sui S1jf
IS q for Extra brands SOahers Four io~et pa
lar, bsDo-'he~ are pressed % the n,fse' Toe
ri,s hsht and h. sAe. mskog ae a. v-'y r'-fular
r,,s ~, tt ssInc ersd,~ the resth 20 b a.
- ~ niIeo srsud,t brad. ot more
AleNsnd County and - sE Ts = Or
f.vo.,re f. CIV md Flour sitacl CD
saes Of 70 IS tDe srp-hle % Mes
u ,aer eu,et: Of 81 bbS $50 ~ f1F JerseJ
IS s7i ttr brsity"ine and ; tor prn;aeSaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

ASHES market il lower and 'ue4 tho supo bet
ter SAL. OF abs 80 olt iJ POs % t0r
Ieorlr Ncutrs al oslectipu
bEfSWAX-Aneriesu yellow Is without alteratoni prices
ere sustain ed The supl light, last SALES 81 zc
TRICKS AND TIL 81 Hard North River moderately
sought ser 81 5r0+i Phs1e phs sre quoted 't sS
81; Colabursh at 48USio Foreign far cen md a.
" vr E,Gth Bath; Welsh $50, aad Stoabf DE at
$50 So MAJ Tiles command "a 81 v 100 Ene.ish
Nuec Water Pipee sons Zs0gc foot according to
dan ..--
EOcTS AND SHORS-Tne market Is moderately active
clrey COR this State a West southern demabd has
erly c. ased: suppes Of Hezy Work shoI Of the
C,p. Iid ttces favor q tho sci rti Lsht Wotk
tj.ty sud prces heavy or Cersa sod AnsHAs taers
!. ROLLING dong mining boots being OCT Of ,oa'oa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

GRAIN gOSi rem ana tor PRIME ' heN AZ tlu prcs' NJ
con mon dn ard hsavyhe inquiry fair for
"a, cor 6Ied TO good Tbs fair sales OF
SO br,h Red Scu'he-n ~ 6tGS g.; aud &, 80 b1sh9s
southern bite AZ ~ n G* 30 'Jr inferior % prime Ryes
- a. n fair request; sales $50 bIshos = t79
conn on afoa Oas exceedinsy tul 1nd plenty-tho
Tro.pect inducing dealers TO b1d olive
onote SITE AZ Ss0itc Ohio and CHICAGO II etIc I'D
jersey ~ S931c Barley an1 Barley Ms't Inactive aal
What ntuifa Corg without uirrai ch,ng" the demind
l. GOOD srd the supply ample the shpp rt still
tr es and tFade T-rchae fre, ths s,-s
1910 JusA ct 5iQs7c or damaged 6096l:. for mixed,
n d6so FOR ha Southern and choce 90. GiV5iic 81
&c. DO. yellow anti re- 10 for jersey fvlow White
Il. AIS are in deIna. & Al u o., V5&JJ T. bush.
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EymAsgs UPos CATTLE.
Or repotr shows re secrease Ut ieres 81 beev no
.ek l. ID. hole city tho weekly a. sI assd
All II Zee tie previous week -
Tie nuubet uaIket osy -euiiDE sale. OF MONDAY ana
-u.ssy - be- winch III do.sco IN GO .'etA-'
wiz. 1g ket dsj is zeal aud iS's~''7~So
u :. tic Uuu.O-f said ia<i W~.iAesr-y ,-,-
- I,u. II .I.. u ,he DrIeiy ir0yes are gwen -'o~
ALL usa- Of STATE ~h.fr cattle from The nsmS- /" . -
o,.- ,ll-, han os.-rr are t.tds Bfo<~fs ~n' ~ VI
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The above markets carefully revised by the fo
lowing dealers at Washington market
J. NJ PULLER-Stand No lOI, Butter. Cheese and LAID
T.. PACKER & SoA-StaHd No G, Poultry AID Dame
KyAFP Ryso-Stands Soa q and y, Beef Mutton, Veal
and Lamb.
FULLER RasD--Stands Nos and T. City S1n0toj Hams
Bacon, Beef Tongues, &c
J. Ii. BRoAs & Co-Stsud No g. Fruits Of all kinds.
}. u. HIsCox-Stands Nos II ard - Fish deaer.
C. u. HARRIS-Stand No. 50, Egg. Cheese. Sc
S. i. KING CO-Nos ana 3 Fulton street., Green and
Dried Fruits Vegetables, Herbs. &c
Wn. J. BLAcK-Stand No 80. Vegetables
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81 NrsS: lsfs "a Coe-~ ns ct g. lss d, Pil.,,ce.
q sis "A y 10 Drsd PratS a. Ia, ., "a, Ss.,.
Perbes - 4 r.rset; - ID rta1s a. Is Ossa Ap
rl@s lower AID mil. -
We grsfe:
Rsinns, sai y e''-e . a1rocd. Nv -. ~ l5ls-'
no BON Wy vi az . Aussis tcs e. ss.J >
To Lsy.f "a > :. - !, lsn,1ds, S'o, - 81 o.
CuT-sn'. fsife 10 ~ = Ar1oscs she - ?, rst
Cl-ron Gesboga... Is . ~ Sardnes ~ ~, IS 4, a
ALI ODDS, La Dr.. lst6 l.
FIsH-A sood bs-ness Il dons from f.l rr,.s
s.le. q GUN as Dig Cod .t1ff2o .sd % bas Nh
rIrl a. gnotsfnA Suoke4 PGke1 Hernax az avn
md hs LATER scAra
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VII, .sde an auut spoo s. J. J'ne' IN Lawrence ~
peht Of tee 1sd int u kOblhSOt
G. W Dsr7LIER. Secretary Of STATE pro tom
I1vreaoe. AbIu ~ 40
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-ic d 81 uldf- Loush -iir. arlet sses o. ~
50. Wessssu Sac n b.seS ssl~- u % dads - ~ "
.dy sHo d. tar irq.e- -si- - be,s strl To- ~ =
b u-r =. 80 chi -rr~, ftc-s tens - -sri
Ifar7c 10 ~ sI~i ORA; < O"s 1,
q etrt 6Gor. TOR ~ sl1 u &c ''' T
Co., f,4s IA O. rns1d O. ~ 1t0se- dsfse
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WoOI-The naiset evidently yer, dull aud ninuHcta
purchase only Tor pressing wants. me sto small, 3ut u
s1tce al sci los We loa!n
spectators slready the West operating tho
clip aIg fs OperiIg prices will bs higher than Last
Lec oi I'll a. 3i15 tor ommOn to iue qiai
ty Pulled also dull and dropping Foreign quiet our
qgnfgtNIs.
W.
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CCTTON-Ins market continues weak ard qu-t saies Of
bales sbout quotations. hcdefs ara so-stAy va.
A. urtber Furotesp siyoes per America, aver duo At
,.Hher 1ews th- general IMPRESSION is, will bo favorable
M. weekly sales are 10 bales mostly from st0fA
~ off lot
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Family Unya cling.

The SHOWING table siy~s the retail era Of Ne
pncapal s1t,is q Fsrp Produce In The Gag Of Neg
York Wednesday, Ay7:
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b.Iri.s. --
FUfs AND SRISs-Purs continue active a,d N1skry.-d
nuk rule hga kaccoon inquired ,Ner se rorly
/. er- FoI and besver have advanced wi;h oeA a.
m .. fe1ed quotations Curacao Goat skins d a. 20 ole
c and mot ths