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Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-07-23

you, we say No! Can you refuse your
support to a candidate standing openly upon
n broad Territorial platform, and give your
votes to M whose only platform consists
in private, local, and in many instances,
conflicting pledgesl Again we answer
for you, MOI! Your self respect forbids
it. Your patriotism fcrbids it. Your love
Of Nebraska as a unit, forbids it. We
then, ask you to rise above local prejudi-
ces-above sectional feeling, and 10 plant
yourself upon the broad platform adopted
by the Convention. and with us, to labor
for the election of the candidate who rep
resents the principles embraced in that
platform, and in laboring for the success
of that candidate you may rest assured
Your labor will not be in %vain," for in
the Hon. FESNER FERcUsoS are embodied
the elements hat must ensure victory.
He has been an actual resident of the
Territory from its organization TO the
present, and has discharged the duties Of
the high office of which he has been, and
now is, the incumbent, in a manner to
ensure the unbounded confidence and
highest esteem of all. In his position as
Chief Justice he has had opportunities to
become thoroughly and intimately &C.
quainied with the people throughout the
length and breadth of the Territory, and
wherever he is known, he is known as
the warm, true and faithful friend, the
upright, incorrup,ible and able judge
man of life so pure that the breath of de-
traction dare not assail his unsullied re.
putation-with experience il public af-
fairs, and requirements possessed by few,
with undoubted ability to discharge the
high and arduous duties of the office.
The position as CT ndidate was u~nsought
by him, but or the contrary was urged up
on him. In the confusion which prevail
ed as to a selection among the self.nomi-
mated candidates, the public finger SEEM
ed to point to him as a candidate upon
whom all could unite-North, South,
East and West-through the whole ex
tent of the Territory-as a man eminent
ly fitted to bring "order out of disorder"
harmony out of discord-with such a
platform and such a candidate ",here is
no such word as fail"
Be determined, be vigilant; the day is
yours /; a new and better order of policy
shall be established for your Territory;
corruption which so long has fattened up
on public plumber, shall not dare again to
raise its hideous head, and Honor and
Honesty, so long exiled, shall be recog.
nized rs jewellers in your midst. Let
your motto be, UNION, ACTION, VIC
TORY!
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-07-23
Land Warrants

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by
" the FONTENELLE BANK.
Pre-emptors can make a handsome saving
by using Warrants.
All Warrants sold by the above Institution
are guaranteed.
JOHN J. TOWN, Cashier.
Bellevue. June 81, 1857. "a
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-07-23
PROCLAMATION
BY THE GOVERNOR OF NEBRASKA.
Executive Department, .

vi A.
Executive Department.
Omaha City, N. T.
To the qualified voters Of Nebraska Terri
tory;-l, Mark w. lizard, Governor Of the
Territory of Nebraska, in pursuance of an act
OF the Legislative Assembly, approved Janu-
airy 26, 1856, entitled "Elections,' do hereby
~teclare and make known, that an election will
be held in the several counties Of this Terri
tory. on the first Monday in August, A. D.
1851, for one Delegate to the Congress of the
United States, one Territorial Auditor, one
Territorial Treasurer, one Territorial Librari-
an, one Attorney General, and one District
Attorney for each Judicial District, to be yo-
ted for by the qualified voters of the District
for which he is to be elected. Also, thirty-hye
members to the House Of Representatives OF
the Territorial Assembly, 10 wit The Coun-
ties Of Dakota, Cedar and LEAR qui Court,
will elect two Representatives; the Counties
Of Burt and Cunning will elect one Represen-
~tatiye; the county Of Washington will elect
three Representatives; the county of Douglas
will elect eight Repres. ntatiyes; the county Of
Sarpy will elect four Representatives; the
counties of Dodge and Platte will elect, Joint
ly, one Representative; the counties of Cass,
Lancaster, Gagh and CLAW will elect four Rem
resentatives; the county of Otoe will elect six
Representatives; the counties of Nemaha and
Johnson will elect three Representatives; the
SONillFS u UlSndfusOu anu fdmNee VIII erect
three Representatives. And at the same time
and place the qualified voters Of each county
will elect the following county officers, to wit:
one Probate Judge, one Sheriff, one Register,
one Treasurer one County Clerk, one Superin-
tendent Of Common Schools, one County Sur
veyor, one County COMMISSIONS for each
county, two Justices Of the Peace and two
Constables for each Precinct.
The County Commissioner of the organized
counties lying nearest adjacent to the unorgaa-
lied counties, will proceed to divide the unor-
ganiIed counties into convenient election Dis
uicts and cause notices to be posted In each
election precinct Of the time and place OF
holding said election, and Of the officers to be
voted for, and to appoint judges, and cause the
said election to be conducted in all respects,
and due returns made thereof, as required by
law.
In Testimony whereof, ! have hereun-
to set my hand and caused to be az.
fixed the great Seal Of the Territory,
g., done at Omaha City, In said Terri
L'S tory. on the thirtieth day Of May,
A. d. 1857, and of the Independence
OF the United States Of America, the
eighty-fist year.
By the Governor,
T. B. Cunning, Secretary. n32
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-07-23

ST.. PAUL, MIsSEsoTA.-At the late
election, this fourishing town, so recently
a wilderness, polled two thousand eight
hundred and twenty votes.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-07-23

ANOTHER LOT of Clothing inst received
at 33tf PALMER & AVERILL.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-07-23

A LARGE stock Of Furniture, consisting in
part of Wood, Rush, Spindle, Split Bottom,
Jenny Lind, Maple, Mahogany, Children's and
Office Chairs, Rockers, &C.; Bureaus, Center,
Card, Office, Breakfast and Dinner Tables,
Leaf, Toilet, Work and Wash Stands, Office
Desks, Sofas and Sofa Lounges, Double and
Single Lounges, Trundle Reds, Bedsteads Of
various kinds, Tin Safes, Mattresses, &c, &c.
Terms cash. PALMER & AVERlLL.
33tf
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-07-23

THE LARGEST LOT Of Furniture and
l. Crockery ever brought to the Territory,
be found at PALMER & AVERILUS
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-07-23

FLOUR, Salt, Salmon, Maekerel, and Cod
l. fish, at wholesale or Retail, by
PALMER a. AVERILL'S.
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-07-23

HUTLERY-A large assortment Of Pocket
" Knives, Knives and Forks, &C., at the
Bellevue gazette. [volume] (Bellevue City, N.T. [i.e. Neb.]) 1856-1858, 1857-07-23

Ink-ps-duta, who committed 90 many de-
qrsdationt in Minnesota this spring, is killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

s,.anshlP Augusta WoOlhus Savannah VITA nid'e and
steamship James Adger Turner nom Norfolk aud Hampton
Roads hs'iI z in tow .hiP Samuel Russell
Anger Oct Roads whero sh- put il in distress
with teal. &C. to A. Low Bros Experienced heavy gales
On TIE sh inst M IN tow OF steamship James Adse and
SHIP lfsnd CBleu Hsnke, Rotterdam Jan. g. with mdse
and pass to Meyer stueken Experienced heavy weahe
TIE ps.ss.e jan H. 81 lon. g. spoke ship scotland
Bi ce foa wR S.' s:7R 5n e. %
tobacco bark and hides to Nose LsipE'ton Co. Sailed in
2 wh.n between Petro SersDia Bank in heavy gale lost
fore topu.s sails sprung mainJsd and rudderresd No date
iia FEB g. uiip N lat IS Ion y So spoke Herm big
sarah White Adams from Mobile for Providence days out
@ 49, % TO s se soT b.,
sowpoed 70 'p o The b. ,ese, E';a G.,G from
gD 81 @ . :' . Gsd a.:
t1 iS s,iRl aud Santa Mi15a .ad csp Csse Of the
rtIaaneer 49, drOwred On the l,h JAM ihs
s ss .a5..o1 lsl od for $50 ''1a'
Bark Orion Stevens. Rotsrta % days, with mdse. 70 A.
Bah Cele.s tof Bo.on Smith Smyrna Dec sud Gbrsl
Tar JAY Il With wool res. &c to msst sailed IN sonPaRy
So spoke ship HsbaId Chief from Liverpool Tor savannah
Bt 41S Ms'. E 70. b,n. 4 @ s s
m took pilot Ioh u.; at ncOH and anchored u on "a Se a
a.i As.1y n'' and ~
sehI ELehantTess J. jayne, Savannah days with ndse.
70 McSEtacy, 0oLt u "a
scbr J. j. Spencer Of Camden n. j., Thomson, HTn.
II days with sugar and noa.ses R. L. & A Stuart
Propeller Wos'enport, Berry Boston 50 hours via sandy
Hook mdse H. b Cromwell On the night Of the OtA
eounersd avey heavy sgus from the n, which a'ei 'n
hours.
sAILED-Sesr.hip southern.r. Murray for Charestoni
.hP. Cusyaior Russell tor Liverpool and Cowper steven'
.or San Francisco anchored Qnarxntns Troy Tor
Lyupoo; bark Yoyagr Brl Braes for cediz; schT !" n
l. BGIrouah. {; nsstsd) jerks, for Ap.lactico.a.
BELOW-l big.
WIhD-During the day, ". 70 NV.
The Portuguese brig Industs that arrived yesterday from
Lbon AID through hy the ice Of staten Island aud
groUrd.d having filed with water now being pInpet out
ard her cargo discharged in lighter The leak haa been
stopped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-Y0RK.....
Cleared.

searshps-Cslhoun. Truman Liverpool sPogord Tc.tsn
Co Ternpe't Br Morris GLASGOW T. nc Donald Co.
ships-yi'iop Bcsrse hob4e, bassett Bacoo Co. Eide.
Lcytin Husbt Jane Parker buchanan, Havana C. c. Dun
can Co.
BHk-Eias Pix, Stevens, Marseilles, Boyd Hnsken.
Brss-Bisck Sgsn Podger, ST. Mays MASTER Zen Dun.
ting Dur Ming, Eadiz, ". Elwell Co W I D'Yan,
Thomas Port-au Prince Nose Lyn sson Co. w God lard
Bull s. Thons Rss.el Vningi Wave (Br.), Ring, kings
ton. J. 4. WhltBey q c..
schooners-Georfe Washington, Camp Philadelphia J. W.
Mckee z S. Nietts, Ca nerden, Washington, Mathews
Michel Aba Ne uihew Wlmsgton, C. 5. Powell 4. Ray
mord Huse Celfuegos Van Brunt S!aght Eliza Resec-
Ca Price Georgetown. Van Brunt slagn; An. Bedel,
Norfolk NJ BE p Crystal Pslsce Leighton, Js.ksonyile
Thompscu Hunter; Rio Look ST. John, Z. r., C. h. J.
Peters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
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o,,.or. sl,s< ,sl R,zIs, 81 7'9s23 III
s,ssps. e. 751es Y - . - ,oz,..
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=; jrrs. 7G!es y CsicsrH' No4'is Y . pVfs''
very ,,,rse AID hss sste. Ier..J Peuu-
,yly teliue ~ ta1 g Y u'.- "estS1h 'JG''c
"a ,,isos e.'s,.. $40. s1al. i0ellio b
p..,ptr Cg,czrs, s.taS3c v p.n PsRrEIosG. 62ic e
naiy QUAIL 81 7sa dossn, H,sEs Soc q pal asB-
sJTs SIC pair; PisIoss 81 55o FL IS y dozen, souIR-
stIs arsy AID bacE pa ,2,s each.
Bo1rk.-Orsnee County Psi, lsdSlc. y D; COOS State,
hc.a drsns l52z7o sood State 01IrJ fItias, p e2c
~ 10 % s1,e fresh Wslsb tnbs 2sQ.5e T. 10 good State
bsry Wesb tsEs 2212f- y y common s,se, pa =
p; scod Western. lsd2c v D common "es-ern, Dtl7c
90
CbEEsr, II dl2c q Y. LAso, IL SIC. %.
pr Il, ia. > D. VEAL, lerl2s 9 70.
vvr-oy $40. Vr Liss 9q'lc. Y %.
Co-r...i Poss Q, 0Oc T. s,iLfe1 PosX sq4r . u.
auahtered CALyIs, <clnc. g 70 DO alive, t@'c Y 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

SALTThe market has been active for Liverpool and
prices better sales of Ground 7sc Liverpool Fine ~
81 81 ~ for MaIshs and Jefreys and Dsrceys and
81 ~ 81 80 for Ash,on Bulk Salt is quiet at 29d
mes.
sEEDsThe demand for clover i very light usua At ih:
season. H. l9c Timothy Seed il moderate request az
rs ~ IS S T. bush for IeSred. Rough Flax Is in limited
request 70 bush Of 81 b. Calcutta Lnseed rena!ns
quiet here but Bos the market confines sctye sales
slefe Is Geo bags the spot snd 70 81 30 9 busa
Is bscs - kiriye in MAY 81 8 IS, cash
SKlNs-A rquy las prevailed Ter al kinds and prices
The last trSpssOIsi Cursoa Goat was
6o655 and Mexican at sac less Cali sold
sc. 4 n as they sheepstS7.a each mos. Missouri
red Deer Ssc MsrAoabo DO &c., less and 10 y cent
Texas al 96ic., cash. ana Florida az SOC, cssh.
SHOT-Drop steady tic. and Buck tie, lesss
cash.
sOAP-seyes invoices CASTLE have been sold udng 10
boxes from wharf 81 loic, limos.
sPlRlTS-BIsndy IL very firm under small supply All
other .nds steady Gales Of Sc halt pipes Cogrsc Brandy a.
SOC SIS 90 invoice Of Rochelle s. and pipes
Gin at =, 2ud 81 So
STEARINE-The demand "a good, krt the extreme pr.ces
ssked ck business prime White held at l3el7i. cash.
SPELTER-TLe receipts frequent but the greater
part sold previous siyA the Inquiry better az
slightly reduced Of 50 Soa' sic months
which lower and 20 tuns 70 arrive private ieIms; s.
sales from making st sic which price still firmly
demanded BY most boderB
SPERMACETi is il moderate reques; 81 New Bedford
sac 4 mos.
TEAS-ThsIe is Food business dOinsG very full prices
Circus ale Offered moderately busers Of the Golden states
have bea exhibited The stock ofnew Oolonss sT
W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
Pbiladehhia Cattle Market. FEB.

The various Cattle markets very well supplied yesterday
and to-day and the demand for stock good all being dis
Do ed Of that offered.
BErS CATrLE-The offerings OF Beef Cattle amounted to
head nearly all ofwheh from Lancaster Chester and
Yk counties and Owned principally by MessI Strickland
Eeiiubough Tedomn &c, kmbe and others Tlry we're all
sold prices ranging from $50 So 80 so oVg ell ico
t.. Two pair OF prize oxen from Chester C'unty SOLO
h.ure -. -, -
SHEEP AND LANss-Thc supply Of this kind OF stock was
unusually large amounting all the to 500 head most
OF viii cold city butchers al from ~ to 20 and
Hoss-rhis mari well attended and 1900 hesd were
sold readily az IS So FOX stock and from SO 50 to 50 % for tat
ard CO rn-ied Hogs.
Cows AND CAIvEs--There a marked Improvement 10
this hind Of stock and the sos large having TO
800 head at prices ranging from $25 TO 10 ana $65 EACH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

BEFNES MILK COWS, VEAL CALVES SWINE chc
LAMBS-the numbers received in the city every week
Ard selling prices with general remarks made tom par
soual observation by SOLos RosSsoS expressly or TIE
ErwYoRE TRIBUNE every Wedoesdsy evening" crest
DIoYe-YNdl. tyfourth street.
RULES or THE MARKET.
TIE SALTS BEEF Cattle made IL price agreed y
had-tbe value Il cacua;ed upon rsmed weight d meat IN
the quarters Wheb Beef quoted q. lee = 10 bullock that
will cwt exclusive OF hide and fat brings 80 b-eves
are mostly sold By Cattle Brokers'" who regular nis
.ion snleIuep receive 'be stock aud sell generally
credit the butchers chAn the commission tor sales
S rsrsniy The brokers buy druves sad sell their
vu account Dr0vcrs farmers be their scsmen,
Int sales cash not rnaze much brokers' slss
WAL CsLvEs sold BY he pound live wviht and Eeuer
n Kittens calves only three aAy. olda'e
,od az mnch hesd-sorle Of them a. - % 81 Au'
tuun OF grass Calves of 70 Elk months DID, range from - to
Cows-Ass general rule the value Of ordinary Gov Is
governed by p!ce OF cf-estimsug her weight tt Ld
sfoing few dosrs Sometimes Cows sell very muth hsAei
qnshiiet. rstrae Cow. Of common stock win you y
ordinarily sell for s55a 50 and one eH,Ia ne .
ard rousbeI br more ordinary boxing ones se
SIS SO $50 J! and SIS varying according = ne qhcs
rssor dulnes of the market which Will b noted taca week
fiou 81 70 IS q head upon different --1ces $500 .,
sHEFP ASD LAMBS sold AZ puce agreed ads'ion
WEIGHT TIE yalge estimated upon the skpo',c
Of esi ana price Of pet The price Of $sheep ranges
81 as Lambs early the esson. sell a, prces clua 70
20 sc p for the meat an through the season IRON -
Broer sale. Of Sheep ard Lambs the past year show TIC
loving 10 average prices droves In January " %
SO 25 IL April s5q SO IS; In July - 5a go in Oo-
ber 81 ds7 Sheep are generally estimated 10 dfes' nan
syi,r are mostly received by railroad from Ohio Indiana
Illinois Kentucky and sold either by live wehs OF het
weight after they dressed BY estimation as agreed
are mostly sold before arriving soon AFTER ana driven gree
to the .lauEherpens The salePen'Me Auer9ns buls
Head Forty fourth street. and At the unon We me
end Of Forty second street FOR Pees 's WEEK. 'es
under head Of Swine"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

byyp-lm.rl,,n p,es,.d md unirere3 Hemp ooot11e.
ot In, the .sek i, moi Abundant AZ prizes rSn1iin hr
T. 60, nav ~ q, o,sd ;, $3.50 ID tan. noa;ss
and socdei2 80 for ~ 'I.-r F',,.n y n .ss
n--d with ample sioes ohs'ias ~ jss On - ~,
ere dispossd % pirate teiu's s. - i-o,-~ q,
VOPsI The o.. no charge note W pnne' - 20 NJ =
a. 81. To- for common cbore ES'11 A9a ne'S-
- clssy The Litter aush,y a: the extreme pre-
uAY-fLs spppy i literal AID its lAqu''J 'eI'Si sS"'
ofsft bali. at s5c dsi Y 1" 10: -, - hona Tor crh,
HONEY quis; ,s - ess 70 d Coo 1 o"s
int Unit "a 10 p,vss'ion yet prices retnsh nf st''ea
pi, !. .f-ady ~ $50 Ddss mos VIII roAi 'Ars ron
y "a Cannon and Refined Bars are Inactive, bat
-, ,uy held 4, s5s the former aad so ~ iot the
ia,,er English is auiet ba s'sA6y Al y 90 70. ses tGc
for doubes and 4. dii for 'rlp'-.- b,.i ' @ -J -
sioS1s Russia Sheet j. quiet at Is. Glic-
W. quote: -. ,o- e7 "A 7ea "A
O. F,i1 twf 100 j0q lbs - sheet, Ru-ls; q -i3 Is.
Pal II@.' w. To- loo - Sheet Eng. $40 a
rISbijo j. Get; sale. Of 80 cases Manila az i.flcc
IT,TJSTp Ur1lo x !. firm and moderse ea SC
on /. In fsir denaad fa price, The receipts Of AL
ktuds tmalL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
urxp vopu D.uy TRyBJNE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1857

WOOL Ths msrhe: -un'iuUs. qst flr Dos- des-fPons
p,ms,,is Feece and Pulled Wool ool chiefly 10 he .xres
sres eurnt witch deter manufacturers from puTcAasss De-
~, ttsr moe, urgent want. The e,vemey ood sstr prev
.p, rendering Imitation Tb Ibs Eat .n1o-. apo-
.l .s .rAids vry materially; the sSas Of F.ca
a, Pulled Wool DO Dot 100 y IN s a. e,p
as for .upa and seece, And IA Sc COR s9prh De
.ns rbics Pulled. F,reisD 10 in very light sock and With
ir Dquiry price. very hni sIes 81 IS bs Coid1vs al
Sc Nd * o. q Valparaiso on private GcTms-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

FoR rhE WIKI ENDIbe Feb. IT.
Reported b. B. CoSovEx, Genera Produce Commission
Dealer Nos. i9e, is7 and lss Weet Washington MAket
In Artits there very little change since last Good
sound esscsn uit such sPEonbsPs selling ~ IS
berry Ro@sets, &c, Stast - Dbl Brows Russets aud
Other common fruit, e2 SO IS y Dbl
CRAEBskkiEs, sll zoe GA y Dbl
State and Jers.y nIcKok, Nurs 81 IS y bush Western
&o 81 81 IS y bush Psc Az Mrs, o. b N Cax,rscrs
- 75G IS Y bush BLACK wALsurs, 75c. = bush.
DRUD APYLEs-Northern. i0dlic. y . Jersey and Penn
syvania 90ioc. y NJ Southern, 79ac. y 70. II. astisle
generally brings about L. more ia bb,s tina in bags.
DnIep PEACHES, lTdl9c> 10.
Ware BEANS, 81 50d 81 IS 3 busheL
PoTAToes aye coming from NswJeFsey every favor ,be
spportupity and GOOD Jersey CATERS worth ga -
SSL do Nercers ssasS5 80 bbl. do. Kidneys, % y
tA Western Mercer IS 2,a IS se y Dbl bGe Pnh.,
bA Northern Mercers 81 1905 q Dbl rouud Reds - s
mo, 81 10 y Dol
Uens Bass rvsrps sI IS y Dbl rsund Waite do, 81
he Tat white do rs. y Dbl
Red QMOss q 50 p sSLi yellow dot 90 5'essIj 2
eh Ware. ss9sS 30 v sh. strings. IS - hundred
G<SIic. 81 hendIse cABsAGH, sscsl2 y hpnsret
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
Whnlers.

AR. Table Boy Nov ID mot Dec 49,, schr Alfred Bat
her, of and from Fssyen and sailed 2d Tor Dc.oson Island
Al TslcshuAns Dee. bsi Fanny, Boodry, Of New Bed
ford clean Andrews, Smith, do go bbls shipping ~
hone clips Spartan Tu ner Nantucket s0l bbls Cft
Cash 600 bbs spauchored 10 discharge sick man
and ed next day n south.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12

TOBACCO-Au binds Of L.sf arm and keutucky in
good request Manufactured meets with nodeie sales
former rates
qIN-Bloek Tin remains quiet but prices rule firm, snail
saes Of Bspcs S SIC cash aud Soc for SIIs Plate.
afe IN fr rcausst and held with much tuness 237la
fl26. for y; $40 SIC 80 for C. Coke; So 81 80
or Coke T,Tne and sill ga I'll 90 moaihs, for Charcoal
Ttrpe
TALLOW-Hoders Of prime Western .rd CRY Grn ani
thc demand s fair; sales Geo 70 az Re- cash
WHALEBONE-TLs denlsud Is Tootrrse. bu; owing the
light stock there very 'm feeling nantes, among ho3ers
uT'he sales 20 co long hotsE have o,en elected
Cs,h
wHALEFooTs less se'iSe tbs last sles here a,
Sc cash.
WHIsKY-The market IL srm At the close. With rood IL.
inaBd ssles Of 90 bbl,. Ohio and Prson Al Sc
WINES generally firm few sales have been made partly
speculation the ssss az. essks BurFuIdy Pot
81 8ssl 80 Az go quarter cfsk. sherry pert0n a.
g. SO - q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-12
MarLrts Reported bv Tsl<Trepi.

Egw-ORLrAxs, Feb 10 l857.CoTTss sitter but net quota
by higher sales day 900 bales SUGAR l0c OATS s5:
MISS PoRK $40 500S20. WHISKY, SOC. freishts dali.
STEALING EXCHANGE, . cent prem.
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ZiNC-The ,ock in hrst hands has become reu,ed 70 ner
epber the rsn.aeo,s therefore confined 10 I'm A. sA
fIom ieeond hands AZ Sc, NOS.
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nv TELEGRAPH

BOSTON FEB. II-Arr. the ship Bocklana from Cslcuts
July TO- She experienced sher since Dec ~ IA
considerable damage TO rigging several OF the
froGbitien She owed up from ProyDoeown. Also ar
ships Herbert Calcutta, and Zenobia Savannah
CHARLESTON, FEB. 1.-The U. s. " Steamship Nashville
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price OF the prln-
eipsl articles of Farm Produce in the City OF New
York on Wednesday, Feb III:
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TOTATOFS ANB TURNIPsVfho receipts are liehti the
ss,s equally price, continue without v.Ii.raa We quote
Western a IS " Dbl. MeIsers al S3d % Is aud
CsIt,rs ~ 50 y bb Turufs oosnAnd 15c 3 Dbl Tor
WHITES. and 81 - for Russia
Of ~ ice at 81 d4ic ~ to quality.
SUGARS m and coatI ne ~ ilI r,aae' sSir. OF ~
hhds Meadz NJ lie 80 bids Caba Io4c $50 Clsned
and SOC hhds DenArsra pryst also 100 boxes ha
ya1a e3dIcc Refined steady moderately active
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FFAJ HEKS-Ihc utfnanu 'Nrst
EN- and cease for Tennessee.
FLAX-There Is nothing doing in Domestic o. Foreign the
former 10 nominal al Sdi0ic., the latter a. 49, li!.
GRAN-A better demand for Wheat for EXON well as for
milling with moderate stock and holders the ADVANTAGE
the cloe The sales 900 bush red southern 81
81 60 80 bush. bite do. 7o 240o bush com
mon 70 good white 81 Louis 70d 81 49, 10000 bush white
Illinois, fir oil IS 200 bush common white Csnsdian AZ
75 and lOO00 bush Chicago Spring ~ 81 40 Rye very
firm; The stock SMALL OF 200 bush good Jersey At a.
Northern finn 9Se. Oats in ar supply and quiet at ~
d5lc for State and 53d Sic for Western Barley hrm at
al s.. for STATE sales Of loo bush inferior Prince Ed
wards ssnts l CoTnis FIRM The demand mos eTsie
at the prices asked and the arrivals limited sales Of
HOO bush 7<74c for Western mixed southern white i.
nominal 7e;9 aud do yellow NJ Is 1Sc isr demand
rwhitc Beans rs bush Canadian Peas good
quest ard fincr sales AZ 81 os ia bulk southern black
eyed Peas small stock and IL fair demand =: bAs OF
two bushels