davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24
SUPREME COURT-CIRcUIr.-MAR 23-Before Judg'
MITCHELL.
AN OLD REVENUE SUIT.

REVENUE SUIT.
John Ely sgt. Paul Spofford and Thomas Tieston.
Issues were joined in this action five six years ago
and the reached trial before Judge Morris on the 10Th Of
for Is which subsequently set aside on appeal and
trial ordered. ,
sugar refunded defendants The complaint
;Ss n be-
importation in the computation OF dutes
loved ESQ eco and that per heeofs plain
@ the consideration which the defendants ssIeed to Py
nspt for $15ooe, with interest and costs. .u.,.
The defendants take issue on 81 the me %
refunded In consequence ct decisions not Poce3
and Henry Odeu prosecuting suits for that
purpose before the pnth entered into any LII tue
The case has been for upward Of week The Jury,
after SS. If va.
tia $780, subject be reduced by the hndif as now
ss Genera Term shan direct and opinion the Court
Term whst me- plaintiff ~, esnt Wm Allan
Hutler nd +. B. Cutting for defendants
Kings COUNTY CIRcUIT.-Before Judge STRONG.
yENDER's RIGHT OF sToPPAGE IN TRANsITU.
John Stevens agt Andrew Wheeler.
The plaintiff 10 manufacturer OF shoes IN Massa-
ebuset In August 1885, he sold bill Of goods OF his manu-
f.cture on credit TO the Of George S. Knower Co. Of
Brooklyn retail dealers in shoes Previous to making tins pu
10 10 protest. and had confessed Judgment OTIS Boyden
Co. s s oeI Of soOS Ths nan
sory of Knower Co.. not yet due being awne OF tne
s notes in goods to be purchased gave such
% ds,s G d6 S o% thu %s ON
psuy when they few days after this arrange
mei Kpower Massachusetts and made the purchase
In question day of his return he made general
assignment benefit OF hs creditors The goods In ques
tjon Knower agreed TO sell defendant arrived
few days and taken By Wheeler under this oIdeI
Thew were then transferred bill Of sale and payment was
ceyed BY Ksower partly the note and partly in cash After
the lapse weeks the wendell learning OF k1ow'
rs insolvency and of the transfer Wheeler climed to
else his right stoppage in ranu against Wheeer though
the goods been partly sold by him. and deendAnr
70 deliver scton brought their
value Held by the Court that the transfer to Whseer was
not sufficient vendors right And under insuc-
the Court the Jury found verdict for the full value
Of the goods S496.
FOR plaintiff Peet Nichols for defendant Hasner Smith
and j. n. Reynolds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

Clearings for 6 days ending March Is. els5 220,s53
Clesrips, for days ending March 9.. 1872 5sS0o8
Balances for s days ending March To-. 7ts703
Balances for s days ending Mach b.. 7,As,74
The earnings of the Enc Railroad for the mouth of
February. 1857 were Ss5 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24

Cant Merritt. enc Of the Underwrters agents. arrived lest
and potts the ship Irene ashore ON the nohes
having 6robep up during the s. q gale OF THURSDAY .I
ls that the sp A. h Stevens Of bostoa Talbot from
Chpcha Isrds bound to Rotterdam with cargo Of asno,
arrived tina, poit on the night OF Feb H. short Of provisional
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-24
been a. follows:

ipueme....sls77cs s2l3,63i sI,ss7 e2,l75ls3
The movement Of the Banks since New. !, 1855, has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02
MONDAY. June l=P. NJ.


With large business the opening of the morning
Board was very strong and in most cases at higher
than the closing prices Of Saturday. The supply of
stock however was too large for the demand, and at
the second call nearly every description fell Off Cash
stock Of Erie, &C., was much less scarce than last
week and the parties operating for decline offered
their options with renewed freedom. At the Second
Board the market heavy generally, especially for
Erie and Michigan Southern. The recent rise in
the former stock has brought out considerable
parcels bought when the market was 32a3j.
The closing price was 3ld3t a decline
Of l. 2 cent on the opening price. New-York Cen
tra less strong after the Board than in the NOR
ming it touched 81 but closed at Sc. The earnings
OF May reported to show decrease, as compared
with last year, If over 100000. Reading sold a.
high as St, which opened at 81 l. seller sixty. At the
Second Board the quotation was 81 i and after the
Board transactions took place at Sla There is a
movement in Philadelphia TO make this stock scarce
which has been partially successful. Pittsburgh wa.
steady at ~ 49i; Michigan Southern sold AZ } and
Toledo at 66. The guaranteed Southern stock was IN
demand at the Second Board at 81: Harlem was
very heavy aud sold down to II. bpver
thirty; Hudson River, also heavy, selling AZ 23
Milwaukee aud Mississippi sold at 66l al tue morning
Board but 800 shares were sold at the Second Board
seller thirty, at 20. The only important sales of
Bonds 10000 Missouri 6s at 81 SD buyer sixty
and 5000 do regular at ST. This is an advance of
nearly p cent from Saturday. CALIFORNIA; sold at
80 which is better Railroad Bonds are not active or
firm. Some Illinois Central sold at 99s; Fries, 1871
at as and Goshen Branch II l. which is better The
market generally very dull in the street after the
session Of the Second Board, at lower prices.
The business in Exchange for the Boston steamer s
&c. Iarge, but quotations. are wei sustained. The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02
Disasters, sc.

RIO J.SEso April S-We report the arrival Of the
bark Milford Morgan, which put into this port distress
the ath inst her from Hazasn bound to Cork for
crdeTs, with Of copper while Of the Falkland
ands eXperencst terrific hurricane during which she ship
ped Vheh took on everything movable from the deck car
away her buS srks and aft sprung main
and fore topsayard damaged The rigging blew sails
sprung leak and finally washed her captain Cory overheard
who unfortunately lost.
BY letter 70 Ellwood Walter esq;
ScER HDIASoLA IS mased MeMurrsy, hence ath ms Ot
New Orleans ashore Long Beach, n j. saturday az
she lies with her tern the outer bar and heans ~
hoe b. skiing but little her false keel came up oh5
side e her Tie steamtug Achilles aud schrs H. w Jolhsyn
and H. B. Edderman eft this evening for her ance Win
pumps suchor cables under the superntt
Of Capt TIyou. agent q thu Underwriters. =,
CAPT COBB .oop Excel az this port from new ORR r.
ports that Wednesday vessel ashors on the
rocks close the lighthouse Little Gull Island nan nwh
10 her the purpose Ot rendering them os'staee sa ne
in Ceu. line % her, she beat over tho rex ana
drfed clear the having previously tno"h ofsfOosta
Of her deck load Of lumber aId being hH WseI vac
time. She proved be the schooner AHeis Japan
Sanborn a and from Msciss for New YORK Win gisoer
Sc pr dd heavily while the rocks there was heavy
sea on AZ te time The Amelia arrived a. New YORK Oh Fri
day but doe. not alude 20 the dissstef)
Capt Cobb also sooP ashore on Plumb Island the
TRrc NORTH Axworthy from Eew-York for Galveston
ashore Lie In charge pilot the east end Of Pelican
ud AZ about the place where ship Star Republic
on shore some She hove Of after dschargng
lighter load Of CARO-;
Geres Captain and crew saved She bad 10 po. ~ board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02

asAorc Ayr IS I-. r..t q L.spss 49,, "a =:
ard arrived In .elr Rosa At New Yors SD, 49,
SHF FaLoos tef Baal Paiisn. s.bora "a t.,-. g.
ard Is fr e Ws'er The is oWreA In Bs.b l.s,-...
sut SS tur- resster She il Insured a. folow.: ses.
Fsih md 500 IN Boston. ~
BAEg NiLFoRp from Martin fYr Cork f,r ors.r, -, .
Rio sneiro April Ia charge Of the mate Cap, Tn c
y IT, lnssisr having been lost overheard In hurrsr .
ne falkland Islands Mach TO- during which the dee =.
swept II boats. Spas water and everything nova,
Ssiks ard house stove ayshts and bnnAels los i5,,
'roken BY the hsrk British Merchant u Dunds Car. 60
DO andy lowered his boat surply them With go,
ihe Only Que len on board tsvsr.ed badly Gap, Cory va,
The vessel osonss 70 Messrs WakemAp Dmon Co n ~,
ScHR DADEN OF Nor,hpor, Conn IN h,,,n, IN, q, e..
c.ssT barber 18th ut s.hore Bcl Rocs aud
there Sht has since broken 10 and vii b. to,l -. !,
vii also her Of leeched ashes TIE he,@or Vs. -, -
the rocks and the tide beius them the ~ ~ ~
dil not 80 them or know OF their being TIA, p.ee
Iht bAkk LIGHfioor [epr'ed lo't per Arabs. ar
register, and valued probably 50 90 vhi@h
covered ~ insurance in Val street She owns In N
city ty Mtssrs hoHes Co. and piled In the California ar1
Meibogrnc Line She Is believed have cargo On sat
ScHR PRacrIc.l- johnson loaded with charcoal ,.ha.
leaving the hsfbOr ot BAnesat Tor NewYok on the 81 M
got ashore the South Shoal and 5scd The and
~ would probably prove ttal los.
MIssINC NESsEL-The bg Frances Jane Of Bostos Css.
Cron wei Coffin formerly q Nantucket, len Portland fr
Cisnuesos Feb ~ since which nothing has been heard q h
The trg was lumber laden.
Sens CuRirw ofAnd from Ellsworth foI Boston wen, al -
the Hypoce Lodges Goth inst She will b. total los.
RSrc JoES wusov, Brown a: Quebec reports. ADrn 10
passed the ship JAS Brown bark Afghan q Bristol Gre
mile eeward Der who bad nut the OF the bers,
vessel supplied item with cask OF water.
Hone KONG March So Received by telegraph My IS va
TriesieThe Lehtfoot Lee from Manila for San Francsco
totsl lass
IN rcd letters picked up on the beach at C0AenE
lew DAYS since.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02
Launched. sold, &c.

At Quebec Monday morning ship Of ,uns va.
launched from MI Joness building yard shewa, nauei
after the Arctic ship Re'olu,e.
Also anoher splendid ship Do tuns called the Float
Hs Light safely launched from Mr. John Mlnn hipyad
on the Goth and immediately owed her loading berth
slip Euroclydou, Of Phisdspha about 500 built
Baltimore s. been purchased At Liverpool and PLACED under
the Brh flag A. last she loading Tor Melbourne
and. understand, would have her changed GWy
hound
SIS
The schr James Martin Providence successfully
i.uuched iTem the sLiPy~d OF MI Oliver snnth sumer'eS
LIVERPOOL, May 1.-THE materials Of the ship Sea have
been cold and brought SSl7 sterling The hull offered R
the same time but Withdrawn after single bid Of fSlBJ
letter 10 Ellwood Waiter, Esq
Nj NJ Miller sold at auction on Thursday the Mer.
chants, Exchange schr Mary L. Gedney center board 10
tuns burden Iy new never been used and
Launched At Ea, Mschls. ?3d BY 5. W. Pope Co.,
bark coled the Hysck Of about $40 tun. She owned By
Andrew J. Pope Of San Francisco and built by wm e
Bark aIve, OF Fshsven s4 tun she recently retained
from whaling voysre has been purchased by Mess jobs
will be continued in the whaling business.
CI per bark White Squs built at NewYork three years
Old vas sold here 18th ut by order Of the u = Marshal fox
eshths of ship Cabinet about - year, old STA
double de coppered and copper fastened sold here 18th
u for e725 halt cash and ship Sultan sat st George
Me- OF white oak In Dec 1888 LIZA uns copper last
ened new IL eoppered aud in perfect order for 700 cash
Snip BUILDING BosTsN-Lsst Saturday Mr. VIM
Kelley launched fine ship Of goo ns from his yard IN kass
boston She il l57 feet long "a wide, and 2 feet four
inches deep including u feet height OF beweendecks Her
fame is Of white oak She square fastened throushos,
and finished in the best style Of workmanship
he Is building for Messrs LsIkn StaokPoe She Is intended
for the Bu.nes Ayres trade. ,, ,,o.
tun which be intends for sale. These, believe the
only vessels in the Of construction or equipment az
Tie MesT Briggs, Of South Boston have two ye.ses
the stock one hip Of goo tuns for mesr. Williams
building their account. ShiPbuildrs l. very dan
everywhere at present. llraSeheL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02

l..arc IN. k,,.n.kn!ck c'n' f'r sterling. Ana
fair outside bllscan Be nad at y @'' ''"''
rfe 20GJF.. III. .,o..,,,e To Iiv.
w .,,s nrc 800 hll- Flour at td, JoO
go =, q. per bale, 100 bales Sea Island a,
,oo ,tIs Resin at Gd. 100 bbs Spirits Iurpen-
~ "a. 900 bbls. Tar at Is. 3D., 5J,o'o Slaves
l'"o a." OIL 10 tuus oil at les 900 bag Brazil Nuts
POI "a To London-JoO tuns oil Cake at l2'. 3D.,
40 bbs. Rosin at Is. I'D. To Pa!ermo-iobacco AZ
90 A bark with Deal from port on the 81 Law
renee River TO HUI at 91s. 3D.
Tie business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
sros 90 .6 including $lOO 0oo FOR transfer drafts on
no.,op, Payments. 1913, $50 81 Balance, sl3,G36,
O69 IS.
We hear Of about 100000 going to Boston tc-mor-
,o,y for the "wednesday steamer. The Hamburg boat
to-day took only $1,000.
The movement in loans and deposits has been re-
msrkaby regular during the week the former show
inc variation Of tut about 500 and the undrawn de-
no.j,s but s7. COO The loss of specie in the average
i bu, $500 OCQ but as the Saturday shipment counted
but for one day, the amount in bank Is considerably
less than shown in the average. The actual amount
in bank does not probably exceed $l2,O0OOOO, to be
reduced tomorrow about s., 100000 by the remit
tarces 10 Boston for the Wednesday steamer. The
line of loans would probably have shown an increase
but for the limited demand for accommodation. The
undrawn deposits are Sos 65 600 against $Gs 900
last week. Tic comparative figures are:
MAY Leiq; p' s sPfsc G sss5 s DcPs %,
May 2o..... H4o49 C3 lAsl5,5i5 s6"'e9' @'lHs4
I bsotta.c. ~. t sslia, 1852 ll5a.aa
The movement Of the Banks since Nov. J. 1879, ha.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02
TcIIkampf & Kiiching's Wool Circular.

NV <, !
In expectation Of the T4dE going into effect thu 1t II
Univ The maj ket was more quiet Lsu usual during the
III NAV Dealers preparing for the clip aud fac
rer are huying their immediate Tho prices
OF Native have been sustained the scarcity # @ m
Gle bit will much below the present any
trr.ation in tie Woo. Our Present
quotations therefore be guide ;or purchasing during Zip
time We consider last years clip prices too high Tor the bg-
uess prospects e iii. yea.
Pulled Woos have declined further, and may b. considered
their ow ct point the stE vii nt BE- Increasing
There has b. Lu. lc doing Foreign Woods. Bot prices
ar vel sustained and IL l. The ait that they vii BE- in
July below bit rather above present rates e the present
duty Of 81 = cent 9r those qualities then allowed free.
We have bad many inquiries Ia relation 20 tie future
DOL tTade and the inference alteration 81 the tati might
create Our have been tef perhaps and that
reason will lay upon the subject. " Tne est
the remainder OF the and
Lrticulary he way # Wool and Wool,us i ut By
IL favor BEEN for The this
period Tie t--f going Lt0 eject the Let Of July
cau.,d kind n alton in the Wool markets with
low medium s-des for the past six eight aud
will likely coutiu4, during the month of June
Sellers buyers differ in their views and the que ion
WHO Igl, pr va be decided in July next. TIE .ulsas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02
Arrived.

L. S. steamship Marion, Foster Charleston "ta radse
and pas, spoaord, TestOn Co Sunday 2sop m Cape
stteas ht bearing W erhansed signal. with steamship
kyoTS staff from Pesqpl . i2I ADs m d and
4os pat. to + Bcch Kunhardt May Ia. Is ST. lon 81 81
pool ah st a. "a 9R On y a W La a Cd Sp ..g .p Bell
iceberg. The " has experienced heavy weather split sails
lob Bar A.s Fish of Mystc Wolf Apaschos 70 days
ton Ralph Post Sid in CO. with brig Gov Brown Tor
Bs5I Lgccre Lap.ee Bathurst Africa April e. hide. &C.
A. Mash,do May II s g. for n 81 % poe IsD Ss
havu head wind. since leaving St John nth lat 81 a.
lon g 49, pQsse brig JssG Spsn from .' ana o' 5
E. showing red Gag with white ball 7sn lat 80 q lon
70 So spoke bark Sherwood Of Boston from TacahaAna foT
Bark New Orleans (Breu, arr al. Kohlusnn, Bremen a
b. bark Queen Whitby Sh lat sion ST. ship bound
Z showing white signal with blue ball H.. A.. =,
Bark Abbyla of Yarmouth, Mel Johnson Havana May H.
BIG G. l. Baetmsn lof Boston, Wright, jacksonville
Biz Penny Davis Porto Csbello May ls coffee. kc,
Bis Eoas iof Portsmouth, Matthews Jacksonville 7day',
Biz Mary A. Forest Stephenson BAH, Nay sugar to Ma
H. the outward passage Cha. Simmons t.tewar died OF
Blix Johanna Dutch Hsbert'Hu, cad1 April 49, wine &c
sci ii" sa WnsLi tof Roctand) Gdlen St Crois We
rum &C.. to be O. b. DeFore,t May ~ OF Delaware IL
schr Belgrade Br La Blanc Prince Edward l'aad d'
SChr Norma, udsc. from DIRK Seneca tsn)ts Ool1f
leland
schr Royal Oak Benson, Rondout for Boston.
Schr Otronto Hermsus. Port Even for Salem.
Schr. Margaret. Pendeton, ROAdout tor Boston.
Schr Mary Eliza Cartwrlht, Ezabethpor Tor ts Ryer
schr. Lorene e. s uryeynr Lieut. Breeze Havana 10 Us
Schr. s Hart, Lowry. Rondout for Boston
Schr. NJ. G. Partridge, - ROudOut Tor Boston.
Sloop Oregon. Rhoades, Providence, u.lse.
Sloop W. D. Meugum, Russell Taunton
Sloop Jane Naris, Ware, Norwich
Sloop Geo Washington, Ferris, mdse from bark Seneca,
ashore on Couey Island.
Steamer Beverly Pierce. Philadelphia
Totem Ramsey Baltimore 10 hours mdse 70 H. H.
Cromwell,
Steamer Falcon Brown. Boston, rdse. to H. Brigham
sAILED-Ham. steamship Hsmmona HeydtInan Tor Ham
burg.
WIND-Durng the day from the s. with rain.
The stesmtrg VIM r. Webb Hazard which cent %
ship r. L. Lane, arrived Snrbouue Friday evening
the ,hp got her rudder shipped aud M Saturday morning
for this port.
The Isaac Newton which sshore stoney
Point this morning taken the Marine Railway Hunters
PoEt. opposite 35thst.
The If Baltimore from Bueno Ayrcs recently
ashore on leland II this morning and Owed
the city 81, bss Lot received any damage.
There i aTze ms.ted schr ashore BarIegst she went
Suntay morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02

state Il the msrs.i vel worth rejecting aP'n We have
k.aa at.ly OF eTiss. approaching In money matters bath
lruad and MA ~ sri q bad prospects for toe crops gua
fs,ofy r. turus frum tie u,eor adf poor FA trair 20
ra;urs qusue ell IF which VIII prov" - nave D. eKas
e-std ~ deem dsty . CAUTION buyers - tac yea
sn a. H. opinion and pTsct ior ilr blhr'@ hf' N'y
ar,rf ou those entertained drrinE N" is Two -r~
IN. importation. q wool his yeN ar larger ali-ay ihn
,hsv .r- ST vsa- o., this period and K seems axe io-"
., tbsn there wi. - better supply r. a' AL M
5y ,te new tariff thLu before; thu afvstase o. ~h al De-
q, Iv The manufacturers 4 Low and Mct nm o ptlne
mn although the prices for these s'ades w uis .a
No. only here but n the foreign markets -i0t a.
Kinds in fsct allowed fire. oi duty 49, , 49,, . t..
o. .rfartr,rs using Native Wool Che most important
n N. country not favored BY the Ne" tafn
f1ir an equal du'y Of q y cent on both wool and
yrirs HI. fora ~ met, al a our own mAulia tuei
sud W. IAN Therefore Expect but limited demand ava oNe'
r.. tbsn W have had for th, last y"a or Two o"
sr vii be Obliged 20 -s a. lower rates ths cuP ah- e
The iutv sv.t.a is continued, the more Nh- li i
.rou. /, h. for them To 20 The farmers hiSH pics
for t-ir wool an abo-hineut Of the duty VIII D.
II will be we'll hovey.r 20 call the attention Of Hr %
trade influence taf on tue foi "a No-
Markets kinds IA. sud ess PER pound ar 4e
hu the highest quotations; bat the amer ia, n-,
cliued per cent ALREADY aid NAV BE- lower % 40 muen
70 allow even large importation not"i'AstAhd'hS "'
o. - per -.
The London auction sales Colonial woods continoe az 1sons
decline Of "a 2i and in instances ID pes
pound for Australian and Cape. 3d. 20 ID per Posnd ouy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02
uARRg

NIARF-BROWS-iS this city on H..tas 'a.,s : ~ 20
Re- Rfysut smith M Matfhi4s IiarE % 81 aif, y j.
q ~ FIatoc- \. Brown Of Dis He, L'1e is.i-f
Cbt.-EIPLFY-Ai the residence e '-- a'..- < day
usrrre MAY So O., E.v GlffucT Sr-.s P,u.ney. ~
Frcd W Zoe. ESQ 20 Ma Ptobe Lev.na ui DC lh;e Il
Nj Hcury ;. Ripley, al Of This ci.y
pESISON-GlBB-O On We'd e-day May - ~ he Roy 10
rh NcKco E.lcry Deu.sos VI D. e. E..n Kez4h Gibo,
~ q ais lily
D-HAMMOSD-in Chicago. III on Thu'sday, Nay
a. by til. Rev Sanh e. Bartlett william Hubbard son or
tn Judge Hubbard Of Boston 20 Alice FfaGces d~'sne
Of &. G. Hammond, esq al q Chicago.
POLLgCK-OAKLEY-Or Wednesday May y. BY the Roy
Edward I.athrop. MI Thomas C. Pollock and Miss E"i "
Oakley. ell Of this city. -,
SANPORD-JACKSON-At Hamilton, c. w. on " eaLe5
NAV n by he Rev. Chsf.es Layie William y 49, ~
ed of New Yo-k g. NJ. Emma Jackson, Only o@-s
E6Waid JCc ksou. o. Hamilton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-02

BUFFALO June ?. m.FLOVR inactive sales 4 go bbls
at = "a 81 e2 f snpcr Wisconsin; 81 od SO for
extra Ohio and Iowa WHEAr-Moderae demand sales Of
. eco bush at 50 for Spring and - for Cub CORN dnl
and lower go bush S0 for sc for old
Oars 6gd7Oc. WHISKY. &c FREGRrs Use. Tor Wbest 70
New.York LAKE, RECEIPTS to-day $500 bb Flour q 90
bush Wheat . c0o bush Com. CANAL ENPoRrs-Sl 90 bush
Wheat a. eco bush Corn.
OSyrFco June "a p. m-ELoUR dull and uuchanEe i
WHEAT quiet CoEN lower and in better demand ehisty to
freigh; boai. sslss 1900 buh ~ @ FS'IGaTs doll Flour
e. All heat lOc 70 York LAKE INPORTs: 50O0 bbs
Flonr. lc1 bbs Pork and Beef 620o bush Nhest; Soo
tu.h ID CANAL EXPoRTs: 1850 bbs Flour l5'vO bush
WhsBt. 80 o., 5000
ALBlxY Jure l-i2 80 ?. m.-Gs.fS dull Coax 81 oS for
Ws.err mixed O.rs-Sses Csc for State atoat. MALT
Sales geo bushels st 81 90.