davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-22
$50 FANCY BoHNETs AND MILLINERY GOODS
AT HALF PRICE,
aaIanf AZ hin Ii

NRxa NOW, LADIES Is your chance to get rich ga
~ 30 Bonnets Millinery Goods kmbFolderes, &C., ttt8
WI at this great reduction ia prices Having par W.
chased largely at Paris this season, and having some te
competition ndaeea 10 lay in very extensive stock,
and large balance q fa and Winter
Boune previous 20 making great AerAo1s In our store
Tor Spring Sales stock vii be the largest souh
West Of NeE Hors adays. come and supply your-
selves before they ali gone they viii move % tRs Al
reduced prices. Our stock 10 well assorted
any time this season, having received goods b. every
ron snee the LIST OF Oeobes All Of the MOST
beautiful and late styea Oar stock q Cloth NrapPegs Al
ony 80 eSeh-a fsS efc- Enbr0deTes Of every dsscP-
aon hal price. Royal Gimps and Dress Trimmings leo
reh Flowers for Bridal Parties Boanels At f
~ 80 per loNer than offered In Nashville 90
boxes q rich Plamsa, imported Head Dresses, kc Rich
Bonnet Rbbsn, snd super. Gloves AZ 50 70 Ie Likewise
large stock % Fancy Gocd too Numerous TO nention.
Nov Ladies, come AMI make yoar selections imEned@tsy
at T. WISE, Agent,
noss No. &c Cnion 81. next door 10 Ft4ts Bank.
E We call psrtiealAT sttrhdcn q the Trade ane Coun
tFy Merchants, Ainers, ae 70 hi1, vil give y0u
Bll Of Goods AtNew York prices.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-22
JOSEPH ROBINSON.

TIE REIoS ARr.-In this wonderful age, Art lays her
master touches almost everything. The ceilings
and the carpets tread on, halowed by Art. Art
winds the railway through the mountains and the mud;
her machines Of wood and iron to act if with
knowledge and snnhates space with lightning tanned down
the tueedge boy Nothing is too lofty for her touch
nothing humble. Anew proof of this old conviction
has just P under notice. in the shape of CATHAR
TIC PILL from the Laboratory Of that world renowned
Chemist, DR.. CO.. ATKR
understand the subject he has carried that article
to the arhesi perfection of which capable. Instead Of
employing Drugs in its composition, have always
thought the and only way he has with consum
mate skill extracted the UiTes Of the medicine to be
ployed and cmbned them alone in their purity together.
The composition then mixed and rolled by machinery and
power into sperold pill which is wrapped in
veope Of geane for protec ion from the effects Of weather
or time then thcky with sugar. its
passport the palate Notwithstanding all The lsbored
perfection they offered to the Public than
centeach However humble the department. think this
may be cafe Acterised the contamination Of Art
its AorlliAg Netos, Bah.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-22

sCROFULA AND SALT RHEUM OF FOUR YEARS
STANDING, CURED BY CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
WORCESTER Wayne Co., o., Dec. l, 1858
MEssRs BENSETr & BEERS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for four
years past been sT ring with Scrola in its form,
without finding relief from est physcans solicit
ed BY friend try Carriers Spanish Mixture. 1t gives
pleasure state that before finishing the first bottle,
the disease relaxed then ordered two bottles and,
with heartfelt gratitude, state to you the fact that two
bottles excellent preparation has entirely cured
The third bottle gave friend who had been suffer-
ing with Salt Rheum for length Of time and he Ike my
self owes his restoration atk to the virtues Of "Csr
ters Spanish Mixture" You at liberty this let
ter in any way you may think proper will benefit the
afflicted. Your obedient servact,
poy1l JOSEPH ROBINSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-22

PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady or gentleman
HOud under the Of disageeabe breath when
by using the "BALN A THOUSAND FLOWERS" dentri-
fee would only render sweet butleave the teeth white
sabsses Many persons do not know that their breath
is bad and the subject is delicate their friends viii
mention 1t. Pour single drop Of balm" your
tooth brush and wash the teeth night and morning. y
cent bottle will last year.
by using the "BALx A THOUSAND FLowERs" 1t will
pupes and freckes from the skin, leaving ola
soft and roseate hue U ct towel pour three
drops, and wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EASY,-Wet your shaving brush in
either cold water pour tive three drops Of
"BALM THOUSAND FLOWERS" rub the beard well, and
1t viii make beautiful soft lather much facilitating the
operation Of shlving Price only fifty cents. Beware OF
ounterfets. None genuine unless signed by
w. FETRIDGE d co.
Sept2-daW6m Franklin Square, NY.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-22
GLOVER s. co.
CITY "xPR ES&

DACKAGks, PARCELS, 4 BAGGAGE delivered TO any
L part Of the city with 81 pstch and safety
Feeling that such enterprise very much needed
they have Incurred heavy expenses get up and
deserve the patronage the business Of the
city.
Mr. A. L. westbrook late messenger OF Adams' Express
Company, viii have charge OF wagon and receive and
deliver packages at any point Ia the city and suburbs
Charges very moderate.
Office No. 80 Cherry street. up stairs ". l. Boyd's
II
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-22
River and Steamboat News.
ARRIYRn

BoATs LRAvIHe THIS DAY.
The city Of Huntsville for Cairo, AIeOnta
for Memphis.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-22
SOUTHERN LOTTERY.
On the Havana Plan!
PRIZES GUARANTEED!
Sd 10 2,OOO2

LII Prizes amounting tiU2 600
Tickets $40 co. Halves $500; Quarters $3.50.
The prizes Of f4Q determined By the last fgure
Of the number that draws The Capital prize Of s500. The
Capital prize will Of end slth OF the agures
i.2.S&b.s 10. Those w. ole TICKETS ending with
figure The last in the Capital will be entitled TO
e{0. Halves and Qsarters IN proportion.
Persons sending money BY mail need not fear It's being
Orders punctuAy attended comuancations con-
Gdental. Bank Notes Of sound banks taken par.
Those wishing particular nnmbers should order mne-
diateiv.
Address orders for tickets 70
JAMES '. WINTER. Manager. Maoon Ca.
ovto. G. Il WINTER, p. o. Boz ga. Nashvile
SecfS-gAfu
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-22

HoLLowAYs PILLs.-A certain remedy for Liver and
Stomach complaints. The daughter Of Mrs Farlow OF
Henry street. New York. for three years in eporabe
state of i'll health suffering from her stomach and Liver
Seven weeks ago she commenced the Of Dr. HooWay
Pills and perfectly cured. Sold the manufactures, No
so, Maiden Lane New York. and No. pa Strand London
and by all druggists at 25c., 625c, and 81 per box.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-22
SEWANEE HOUSE.

COLLEGE STREET, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
w NJ. lob Err t 8, Proprietor,
lLATEoy sTKKs sFAiEqs
NHE Subscriber has recently taken TINS ven knswn e.
txblishuen-is Featkihg ard Thoroughly renovasnx "a
and hopes 10 have Il IN s1ch eonon infe
Of 10 ho&se IN sh city. The PropEistnr hoBes b. his
exeroEs ana those Of his Assistant AR. frad4oek who
fornery presided Al the City Hofe 70 Be able % aks BIS
hoOse sorhy u oenx patrcuned b the puzzle and pror
hat pans uhA Be spared hs par merit The ap
srobAoa q Ihoae Who Ray f4vor ha vita tssr patronage
He respectfully soilsifE 8 Trial 81 his koate.
fsba6~arsHw wM RORwRfs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-22
SIOO REWARD.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber residing In Nashville,
II Tennessee che LIST Of October last DARK eoored
Negro Man named JIM Said Negro Man is about Is years
Sge weighs about l75 pounds about feet high speaks
pleasantly when spoken to. (Sad Negro furnished
with pass find master, by K. W. Barnes about the
time he left for Arkansas) and did not return.
will give the above reward IL taken cut Of the State,
25 dollars in this county State, eonhRed Ia
Jail so that get him. (declS-1m) z. A. BARNES.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-22
TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS WANTING
TRnN W0PK

HNHE Subscriber ntsndiugo visit the South 10 February
would respectfully call the tention OF those wanting
Iren Railing Yerandas Iron Stairs, Bank Vaults, Iron
Doors and Shutters Jail Cells or Doors to drop line by
mail which viii meet with attention.
Refer John B. Morgan, Architect, Memphis; W. D.
Wilson. Vicksburg; John g. Quefles, NateheE Link Har
rison YaEoo City; Willis Patrick, JACKSON.
7. 3. BAKER, 2J5 Fifth street,
dec16-d2w4t Cincinnati, Ohio.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-22
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber respectfully that he has dis
posed Of portion Of his interest In the 6TDienbeEg
Medicine TO Mr. GEoEas BEcxUITH, ofNashVllse.
Nashville, Dec Z, 1885. ALEX. MACKENZIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
MARRIED

BUELL-AEDRUss-'n this city. on Wednesday,, June IS
by the Rev Or, McEroy, Robert Boell to Catharoe A.
Anoruss Of this city.
CURRlFR-CRUsE-In Brooklyn, Tuesday. Juno "a, ct
Grsce Cbucb by the Rev John A. Paddock, Rector OF g.
Peters Church Charles d. CuIrer Bertha daughter OF
1sssc Crute, ESQ.
CARLTON-TYLER-InB Brooklyn on Wednesday. June %,
Rev. DIR Stons Jacob Csdton Proprietor Of III 8
United States Hotel OF this city, Mss Msria Tyler,
daughter Of the late Samuel of East sddam Coz
"a by he Rev Jch1 Mscauley pton A. Cousen to
ssrsb E., dauibter OF Richard s.ilwell
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tuesdav. June o. at the
redeuce Of the hites father Coney island Rosd
by the Rev. Frsnes Peck Theodore Echaez of Brookyg
to Mary AnIe daughter Of Robert 0todeuough, esq
HYATT-MARsHALL-On Wednesdsy, June IS at tbs house
Of the broes brobeI by his Mayor Wood Mr. Waller
shall deceased, oil ftbis city.
LACKEY-PHETEEY-On Monday, June 16, at St. An
drews Church MI Thomas Lsckey Miss Catharine Phee
pey both Of this city.
NGERSOLt-PlERCE-O On Wednesday, June o. by the
Rev John Brown. d. d Of Newbnreh, II. lne.rsol 70
Ann daughter of the late Capt John A. Pierce bo:h Of this
city.
MACNAUGHTAN-ELY-OnW "Wednesday, June %, at the
residence of The brides father No A jaw Brooklyn
BY the Rev Mr. Hoesrtb Mr. VIM Mssnaughtsn TO Emeine
Hoe, daughter Of 0ilss Ely, esq.
MILLER LIE MOIN-At BsllvIle, Ausin County Texas,
Mr. Miller, late of Bosom, to Misc ClsriSs b LIE Moin,
lsfe Of New.iork
Rev D. Hsssny, y. NJ Revus of New York, to Kate
daughter Of BeDjsDin Brown, esq., Of the for place.
SCRIBNER - CONCKLIN AT Southold, Long Island,
WedD June 25 James H. Scnbner Of Brooklyn Mise
Mary Concklin Of the former place.
sQUlRE-BUTLER-In MeIiden Conn. "Wednesday, Juno
49, William Squire. Psymsser of the d N and 3. Rail
road Lucy T. Butler daughter of Henry Butler ESQ.,,
o Meiiden
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
Schuyler fraudulent stock from obtaining their rights.

schuyler nau0ultnt SUCK HVm OOtdinlug tucu rBn@.
The London Times Gays:
"Tke Com hiftee Of Investigation of the Royal
Svsdish Railway appointed after the d cOvsry ot the
frsuds Of Mr.. Sadeir the late chscmaa of the Com
parry, have this afternoon compete1 their report pre-
psrafry 20 the meeting of sbar holders tomorrow.
The facts to Mr.. S,dleirs defac.iops, the over.
isue Of shares, obligations, &C., amounting nomiosy
TO f3I6 49, and the era poson Of the undertake
ing, appear a. a ready described at the former meet
ing II is satisfactory to With regard TO the ques
tim 10 the lev al liability Of the Company TO rec0g
pize the vsGity of all the shares aud obligations i'm
properly issued far they fall within the aggregate
amount authorized by the statutes that there is no
difference Of opinion, and ao that any attempt to re-
puoa,e the remainder s d.countenanced as certain
10 involve nterminable litigation, dsgace and bank
rup'cy."
At the adjourned meeting Of the Royal Swedish
Railway Company, the resolution proposed by Mr. G.
+. Seymour was unar imousy carried, to the effect
that the new Directors shall have power to issue
90 800 preference shares, bearing y cent Inter
est for five years. and cent afterward. These fund,
70 be applied TO defray ing the immediate liabilities
of The Company, completing the As miles t" Oreb-o,
aid redeeming about f26O,o0o worth Of capital in
shares and Obligations held security for loans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

u s. d. steamship Jsuesown psrsh. Norfolk Rjshmord
e, i. =, ), Jf v::.; ,s,S
S;%.. Tom, rS;'l; Ss,, a1' r. s-so. !:
, .sS Dc FSSR Nay s. aud 40
ps: to T','Or Rreh Jun, Ia. t2 n lon 3d. 'sy 20
md'e and isl Ss,srs sae..r is.s ia.t g.
Ship Caihsh-, Fcw.rd. tnt~rrp and Flushing Nay a.
Ship A,.hu.. a., stewart, Trinidad Port Spain June Q.
Ship Fnl ils al Of Them:.onl Ber.na Liv.rpoo, Nay
wind. .pd calm. from the Re, Ls
ship ArdOv-r, Berry NV oresns June pdss and pass to
E:po 'C J:us 80 Of Ssy sS f% Hs .S
ssree. from ssw.orea,s s,oelbom 2Eh, la. uV7. lon
Bark virsins lof sscns Thurlow Key w.st DAYS.
aspy 70 nh TS.T q S.sm asS. Jsp' a. M
Bark Weldon tOf Ys,mouti Johnson sssus !. Grande d.
R., L;o.. OF Ply~pG.A l,, Wright J,S.'0 Cuba, idy'
wsi.u an DnoD 80 lat 5, 80 lon II. sroIs .chr q
Merlin be-, for ,ssi.onvlls 7h exchanged signals with
Bris Fast Hepburn, Galveston 2 days, cotton, &c to c.
Br. Baltic ,Br) Carey. Po.su Prince day. los-ood to
B,s Mi,o" MeEw.n days, loswood II.
+. s. %d re-. T y
bound showing white fns Nth red letter Al NAsusb0
June \, big Jsm. Cr sby OF Searspoft. Clifford
Bra Mary wilkins tof Sslem), Nictefson Bueros Ayres
.y bs' &c W. n RSD hs S sa S
doe Sal May 10 let "a 20 Ion A. So spoke ship Aien.
iwhsi.r Brcibei.ou. from New Zeal. for NewBsifoed
May 90 lat II 10 lo 81 80 spoke n, Cbstarooss from b.
Bis Rn Jsp.ro Psmp for San frsncisco
June g. lat 81 Is Ion TO- spoke bark Excelsior for Porto
Rico
Brs Guiseppips Isle Napoleon Palermo 10 days passed
Gibraltar April 20 freight and to Chamberlain Robinson
Co
Brig G. l. Buchanan. Wright. jacksonville, Z. y. days.
itmh-r to q. T Grchrist
sehr Jsms.town,-, City Point days, a,ur. tc., oJ.
Hunter Co
schr. FL. Simmons Push Nswbsrp, N c. days, naval
sorrs to Dihble BuIce
sehr Grace Dsrl Z. Carr, Permopt for Warren RI
Sehr Msrbehsad, McInte, Easpoi 10 days, plaster 10
Brett, Son L Co.
sebr Mary Peavey Edsss Esspor days lumber TO Brett.
R. Jones, Clark Msehss 10 dsys lumber 10 Brett,
Son Co.
schr Rossnn.h Rose, Coombs, Bangor 10 days, lumber
Brett. Son Co.
schr Lizzie Dyer McFsddsn, Essport days 6sh Brett
Son c.
schr Charlotte. He sd, RockIsnd
Scbr Mary Fsrnsworth Everett, Rockland.
PROF. esr Totem, Molly Baltimore days mdse 10 j. Riley
sALED-Br steamship Emeu, Hsvro; ship Ontario, Liv-
BELOW-One brig.
WlND-Durns the day from g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

Reported Tor THE NEw.YoRK TRIBUNE by JOHN EAroS
WEDNESDAY. June D. 1856.
Al Cattle-sbout 30 Beeves and II Sores.
ssat Of Working Oxen, Cows and Calves Yesrns land
years old
BARKEr BEEY-Extra y cwt, ss first quality. 90 5o So
coDd quality ssas IS; thru quality 81 50 81 Hides
Sims i2ldl4c. n Veal Calves eS, IS 50. -, 60 $50
the uartet
sToREs-workipg Oxen. $780, 1856. $50, $50. s1la
Cows Calve. 32 s36 SSs So 49, $50 to s6s Three
YsUs Old &ss, SO SO, SIS. SO. SO to $7z
SHEEP LAMBS $50 at market Extra, So 81 g. Sici
BY lot. 81 80 s275 e., e5G
SWINE Wnole,sle, SIT SIC hard corn-fed Ste n.
RENsRKsrh numbr OF Gait. this week much inside Of
the maDd ard sale. quick and firm or Sheeo Lambs
and Calves there abundant supply good have
in since last market day head Of Kentucky Besves,
owned by B. Cook Of C'mbdss sttrsc ed much notice
AID sold quick 10 the Fchburs Railroad, 6
the Boston Lowell Railroad 81 the Extension,
d 10 over the Western loaded with Cattle, Sheep, Swine,
Hnrsea nd Fowl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
DIRD.

ABADIE-On Wednesday, June Is. Prof Paul Ab.de he
PiI q OF the Young Ladies' Collegiate INSTITUTE Brooklyn,
The r...i;s: nd blend. family requested
B.dfO,S avenue cts o'clock p. m.
Hartford pspep please copy.
ARMsTRONG-On Tuesday June a. after short and severe
Illness FL en- Armstrong. aged 26 years
AsHLEyA Ashley Fslls Mass Tuesday June TO- jane,
ter Of The Hon judge hyeI Of Granny Conn
Aus. "a, I77a
BALTERHSS.n Boston T.;,a:s 5cns r. :on
County, n. Y, aged rs years and months.
B.y Juose g. w.. rromneS t &s%o.r Of Consse:. from
the Northampton District and bis loss will be much depored
by his constituents
ye., Abigail, widow the late NathsDisl Bsyley.
BIIss-At HsSoo' Coz uddsniy on Tuesday June H. NJ
CAM RONAt Toronto. Csnsda Saturday, June a. John
BOh.n.s Of John esq. ssnIsr, aged
jean and months.
COLWELL-In Ohio Wednesday, June 49, Judge Abraham
R. Co'w.n, long and fsvo,aby known.
CoRNELL,At ss..d.e, W. :she.teI County, on Sunday
June "a, Samuel Cornell, aged IS year..
DlCK-In Rocilspd County, on ssurds! Jpne a. :fer =
short and Js'sm.h K son Of John and Sarah
Dict sped 10 yeNs and months
FONbEY-At Albany Mondy, June g. Theodore Fondsy'
in die 18th year Of his sse.
FALvEy-On Tusdsy June a. Of sumption, Mrs Fslvey
SUMPTION Msrgey D. the beloved wife Of Henry g. Gardner
Chicago ard Milwaukee psper please copy,
GLOvER-In P-ppe,el Mas, on Tuesday June "a, Dr.
Lew" Joseph Glover aged 40 years graduate OF Harvard
College, In the elass OF ioaz.
GOOpALL-On Wednesday, June 49, Of consumption Cyrus
Good 70, in the 57th year 81 his are
HAlFs+Op "Wednesday, June IS, Mr. Samuel Hayes, 81
aged g. years, months and days.
HAYNFs-At Boston, on Wednesday june q Cherries H.
Bsynes op,y Charles Haynes, esq aged . years
KNOWLTON-In Auburn, Saturday, Ma, 2! Des Nathan
Knowitoi, aged s. years, soldier OF the hevoiuHoh
NINNAHIp N.w.i j. on Tpssd.y Jsn c. a. :fsa an,
yess James Minnsh, native OF Druuisn county Lung
lord, ireland - -,
MOoEE-on Wednesday, June u.s. Mr.. George Moore Of No
367 Greenwich sheet
POTTER-At Brooklyn On ThursdAy mcrnins, June e. u
Ecesr Potter Lyman Potter Of NeworeAn''
IN the 70 year Of his age
rAHKrR-Op wednesday June IS. Of Inflammation OF the
Iupss william Parker, AGED 81 yearS.
pERhY-In this city, No IA Thompson street. Ebert
sldest SOL Of Austin Emily Perry Of Southport Conn
Enthusiastically Tuesday juno "a, aged 81 years, Mr.
Thonss Pitmsn.
RoGANOu Wednesday, June IS sarah, wife Of John hoss
ROGERsAt Chicago, Saturday, June q, Edward Rogers
krmtrl Il Webster, Masa
wOoDs-on Tuesdsy June a. after lingering nuess John
Woods In the 10th Of his native Of County hoass
l han, IIelspd.
| WENTwORTH-At Groson, At the homestead Of the late
L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
To MaPtnePu.

Capt Brown Of the bart Norumbags, at Galveston tGm
EewYork reports that Salt Key Light very nfsos and
could Re greater distance than fifteen msa I.h
supposed that the lamps out of order
LIGHT HOUSE THE MourB OF PAsouorASx RIVER "A
light has been erected the extremity Of the
shosl skng the from WsAcs Point too
month Of Ps.quot.nk River Noh Csrons om which 61sd
light b. exbibei the evening Of the 18th inst add
esh succeeding evening thereafter from saoset TO sanrs
The psined white BY lantern painted
red The light 3 feet above the level Of the water and
should be under ordinary ssfes Of the sospssfe ON
the deck Of vessel, hom sight 70 nautical nies The
Temporary sbt BE- dispensed with aud sfter the sx
biiisD OF the str
IoHDoS Jure lit has been determined BY tho Trinity
bou the better navigation nf Princes Channel 70
place sddions ship the north side Of tho srs,m,
about midway befwe and Circle sht tho 70
exhibit red revolving lkh TIE Tn icy Board hsvs officially
the placing Of the light ship before October
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27
DI.rkes.. Reported bx TelegyoDA.


ALBANY, June &C. M-Colxsale. Of 900 bush at 420
<c hot &c for dame 4sGc for sound AID Sic for
Northern white and yellow OArs-Sc for canal Rye &c.
Adosf
BUFFALO jane ses m.-FLoyR steady .sles 500 hba
1t Is fr Michigan IS IS for good Ilno aud Wis
coD.m IS asa IS for goo. Indian. and Oho s562G for
choice fancy do spd sea Sc IS for god WHEAT
qaie' sale, sieo bgshe. grown white Ohio st ST. Cons
changed sales rs 90 bushels sound at &c., delivered AID TO-
eco tvsbes grs und at Sc CANAL FntIeHrsl+ 70, Corn
and lsc for Wheat to New York. RECEIPTS for tbs Last "a
bous-J ss bbs Flour 6e4 bushels Wheat 1873 $50 bushels
Com, 279 bushels Rye CANAL ExPoaTs $50 bush Wheat
81 20 bushels Corn.
OswLeo June as m.-WHEAT II 10 fair demand; sales
bushels Cansdian OIL IS Corn du sound held
4oe se.dy Gales 600 bushels Canadian 1t 70c-
LAKE IsPoRTs TO day small CANAL EXPORTS 9oo bills
our 900 bushels Wheat 500 bushels Corn Shipped
MOI neal. 80 bha Flour, II 20 bushels Wheat CANAL
FREIcHrs lower
OswEGo June &-FLouR u quiet WHEAT in fair demand !;
sass OF q 100 BUSH 81 o5d 06 for Chic Sonns
Com steady AID In good request for sound %
bush at nc Canal freehts easier, and Unsettled. Lake
46 busb. Wheat 900 buah. Corn end 500 bush Rye
Drnne the veeh eIdng June SO 900 bush Of Whe
and Corn shipped from Upper Lake ports for Osweso
portion Of Which 10 nov due
CHICAGO, June 2a-wHEAr-prise: are firm with up
wsrd deney CoRN-sales " 90 bush prizes ranging
from s4asaSse Shipment. to Buffalo, 1900 bush and TO
Osvsso n CO.. bush. MESS PoRK, SIT IS
ELwORLEANs June 2-CorroS UNCHANGED; sales to-dsy
500 bales CoRx 43dGc. MESS PoRK Sl9 Keg LAID l20
i3e. Sterling ExcHASEE 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-27

COFFEE continues quiet bu firm sales Of 80 bag Java at
20 ~ sVi s.y.ns :. ~: ao.,
crossed sm's in HEIGHT: and piof.eisd Of the
tene,.y not selen The low trades most
sought alter and in good supply, the trade are bayios les.
Vsy .cod %ehis.s IS cS IS IS for common 70 oa
sssa 90 for spsIfas Ind,.ns ard HDoe, Lsss o. $50
70 fair '1, ShV s o q % fair to Ssy good
our f,% b. aus :::' Of SO 81. 3 70.
sfiT' :oai
$40 Corn Meal i: qes. .; for jersey s0d IS IS for
GBXiN~There n less doing in Wheat and prce Of ordinary
.RS ;:eS9ssy fS.I'i:: ss:! ws F5%, e.
iHcy 1O.d Rec southrrn ba.h.i: white DO At a5S
% fsS5 y sa:s. 81 Club Soa': Witt S:'i saS
AIc ;u,se wate, . . $50 s. inferior 70 primes S7S
s,r isss s;%inf 4
Corn Ss ss s sSE 5.ss good f.
GUNP0"DER-There 10 active demand for thi: sr ,e
fs=s a sSs
Of% H.: less p cent cab
firm sale. Of 70 bales At sd0c y to quality. 80,
s.y x: ss:. @ q
The receipts are light and stock diminishing We estimate the
In, At ae mos, which show t. improvement last
iRoN-A limited busine" dois in Scotch Pig st 81 so0
IEXrHER.rhere is no chang. to notice. tn. d.m.od !.
.s. sad middle asasi: ri dasa. and sa'no' 1sTs'.
LiME-RGei.nd is quiet ct soc for Common and 81 lai
LEAB-The market rather unseed sale. of IS tun' En-.
sh 'o export at s5 e la bond which shade below the
h; s.e fir sS & % .I1 :s.
small lots Crude
ss:d;, At d: .av:ne. So 81; Nofh cosssy g
&c R.. :ns fss ' sn s md
Tar u better I,que:t and prices are hrm sales l2o
% e. :y e ;,' a sS
eonsssss REDUCTION sales Of gallon. ..sI
asIc gallon hhd and y DBL Gr u ;as. SUsrm
nd Oh sHny 5sia olive OF Af s:
PROVISIONS inquiry for rok good snd the m:tIs.
s's with P sGSs,'; :ss e, q s : .ni
Bee: I'd 81. 'sa to-
Son bee: M" and s. sSsds
CO. Meat. sui. IL t sS Win n:d as Svs;
sos% 1.qa:.t viii .%: ...eI sale: q St. and
tais OHIO Chsess In steady request ct sa9e for fair
RCE-Thers b.. been done and prices nay be quoted
&C. higher sales Of 400 tea at saa4ic and few se y prime
sUGARs-Ths ma,iet to-day ha been active at ye~srdsys
concession parity ;pseuson and largely for oaios With
20 s. raSD R:asd SS dc ;s
q scc bhss feo keo 1iess part ..d to b insnsed or
s sos an. Ss,a
ported the street tss, he Winged Ao~' cargo Of MsanIs
SALT firm vii. 3: s sood inSuy ..e. Of 100 sack. AA.on
81 60 so seeks J.feys and Dsyenss at 81 45 and 400
at il easier with NOR. os.rn, ..l. Of
Of 800 bts H soasoic. for Ohio and frison