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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
Trial Of Steam Fire Engines.

BosTos, Aug. 81, 1853. |
The trial OF steam fire engines to-day on BsNd
Common WAS attended by thousands, Including Govs
ernor Banks and other distinguished men. -Four ms
chimes we're present the Philsdelphis from Pnia
delpha the Elisha Smith, Of East Boston ~
Lawrence, from Lawrence, Mass, and the Ne9 h
of Boston. The Philadelphia made the first tna y
folio us filed tar OF twenty-sx hundred gsass
in eight minutes twenty nine seconds, and TIRES
horizontal stream Of one hundred and sxtythree fse
ard perpendicular one Of ono hundred aud ten fses
rsised steam in eleven minutes eight seconds. Ies
length of the hose, used by al, was two hundred es
The Elisha Smith filed the tank 10 eight minus.
twenty five seconds, and tn ew horizontal stream q
ore hundred and forty feet, and perpendicular ~
OF enc hundred and twenty five feet raised steam y
thirteen minutes and fffy-one seconds. The Lss'
ing a small bolt, soon after Ding up. The procee9-
ms then were &C oourned till half past two o'clock.
The afternoon trials commenced with that of ~
New Era Of Boston, which resulted, a. follows: fuA
the tank 10 7m. - 2Oj played horizontal strss
l3J feet snd perpendicular one 80 feet raised stesn
IN ~ min. u sec.
The Lawrence then had trial, resll log as fooSs:
Filled the tank In NJ. 80 g.; Played honlontsl
stream 1871 feet, ard psrpendicasr one llV iee';
raised seam in l0l minutes
The Seneca Falls and Baltimore Engines dld nos
make their appearance, snd another Boston EapO
was net present, being detained for repairs.
The trials excited great deal Of interest, and VI"
witne ssed by thropgs Of people.
The steam pressure at which they conmeDc's
working was 10 pounds, and was no. allowed " !"
ceed 100 pounds while in operation.
The prizes are $500 for tue best 800 Tor tina &C.
best, ard 5000 for the third best. The awards WIZ
made tomorrow.
After the single trials were over, all four Aae
grand trial. drafting ard playing % long % u"
owners desired.
Other tials will be had to morrow, but not
prizes. .;s
The awards are the gift Of the Insurance Conps'~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

Tbs days celebration viii be the greatest affair
Of the klId ever seen in Anercs. TIE city is full
Of srsre gers trem tie country, AID every train aod
boat brings large re erforcemenss. All along Broad
way end other prnci pal streets, elaborate and costly
decorations have been put up, and very general
prepsTators made for illumination in the evening.
The leading features Of the days doipgs are: An
Dmense military and civic procession, to start from
tie Battery at 2 P m, marching up Broadway and
Fifth avenue TO Forty. second street; various pre-
,entA,ions in the Crystal Palace with speeches by
David Dudley Field ard others, odes aud music;
grand torchlght procession ofthe Fire Depart
ment, from the Crystal Palace, down Broadway to
the PAX in the evening, and fireworks at the City
Hall. There viii be q general suspension Of busi-
ress, ard the city and harbor will put on holiday
attire. Tomorrow night the Municipal Dinner
will come Of, ard about Friday the world of New
York will re.ume ts wonted serenity
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

table lard or l7eI as.l, or tie beds Of creeks or
rsvinet.
The speech Of Governor Douglass to tie miners at
Victoria above referred TO, EXHIBITS good deal
o. sbTewdr ess BE il very careful not to take upon
hrseli TIE responsibility tfady.ipg them to 90 TO
tfe gold diggipgs In fact be f'fly tells t7sm that'
in biz opinion, they would heye beer much wiser u
Rave rtm.ined quietly ct home I'll some more deh-
Lite Information bad been obtsised a. tbs sane
tine not to discourage them, end 20 secure The bene-
ct Of thei1 explorations, if nothing more, be a7ows
his settled opinion that the Fraser RIVER country is
full O. pclo Tie most valuable deposits are sup
rosed 10 he upon the upper waters Of that river;
ard The hopes Of the miners have been considerably
ra.ed by tte d,covery Of Anew aud more accessl-
bic route for reaching that district. This route s
up the Harrison River tributary Of the Fraser,
which it enters about sixty miles from its mouth, its
courte above being neMly north AID south, parallel
with the main stream. Harrison River and one
Of ;ts Tributaries eau be ascended i. is said, hun
dred piles-part OF the way IN small steamers, and
tlereu all der in capoe,-Gon which pointa portage
Of ,ome tyerty miles, over which Gov. Douglass
premises 10 open a rrsd will take the MIXERS to
A. deraps Lske On the upper Fraser, above
which that liver, too, is Davesble i.r canoes.
As Of the last dates, Fraser River was falling and
The Thousands Of sdyenturers detained so long at
Victoria ard Fort Yale would soon have an oppor-
tunity of bringing their high.wrought hopes to the
test. Though their means OF living must hsve
been nearly exhausted, as yet, fortunstey they had
escaped starvation. wha. they eau accomplish on
the banks Of Fraser River, We shall soon see. Cal
ifcrria has 10. suffered so much from their absence
as had been expected; since down t. the latest
dates the god product Of this year fully equals
ihst Of the year preceding.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY September l. 1858

absolution bJ the pIest IL consequence osuoa con-
fession- is fully recognized by tie Ecgisn Church.
This letter Of the Bishops does no! appear to
have bseo altogether satisfactory 10 the Rev. ar.
Shaw uto CON plain, in hIs rery that for ths last
thirty two yea,s during witch he has been 10 or
ders. tie character Of tbe Church hs, been uoder
going a gradual AID silent chaoge ssealthiiy verg'
ing toward Rome--drsEn thltoer, IS it would
seem. by some la:eIt charm, or some powerful at
trsciion-tll ct erg.h there is darger ofa schl'u
by which the Church will be deprived Of 'omo Of
ser most faithful children, into whose places me- n
bers of the Church Of Rome viii be resty to step.
The Church of England has, he alleges, become,
in some places, very much Ike the Church OF
Rome. The doctrine of trarsubs ;snti,ton is held,
or something so yery uuch Ike it that even edu-
Gated men can scarcely trace the difference.
TIE Holy Eucharist is considered to be q prop'-
tiatory sacrifice, rene we'd at every fresh ceebVaaon
A doctrine of confession foreign to the spirit aud
usage of tie Enslish Church is freely adSoc'ted,
ard Rome furnishes the model Of aSsolution. Iae
English Church admits Of confession IN certain
extraordinary cases for extreme csses Of sickness,
she has provided special form of absolution-a
form which, in times past, the most s'tive aud
conscientious cergymen have been but rarely
called upon to u,e. Bot lately it has coms into
vogue to give confession au undue prominence,
and to make il necessary 70 s,lssfion.
The letter of the Bishop Of Oxford is sill less
satisfactory to The London Times, which processes
itself quite unable to discern the mighty difference
between that system of auricuar conie'sionforw
the Bishop has the deepest horror and that method
of confession practiced By Mr.. West, in which he
sees rothDg to condemns and it freely expresses
the opinion that if any important authority 10 the
English Chrch should attempt to play at dallisuce
with this matter Of auricular confession, great
everts-in fact, revolution 10 tue Church-wil
not be far of.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
The Gold Mines in western Kansas

ST. LouIs, Monday, Aug. 50, 1858.
Lesvenworth sdvices of the 29th have been 70
ceived per U. S. Express Company to Bonneville.
Considerable excitement exists in Lawrence and Kan
sas City in consequence of recent arrivals from the
gold regions OF Pixies Peek, confirming the existence
Of ore in abundance in that ocsty The company
which went from Lawrence in Jure had met with god
SUCCESS. The gold found is similar to that of Ffss
River ard California Mr.. Richards, who arrssat
Kansas City on the 2sb, reports thai, With very Iss
prospecting, satisfactory amounts we're obtained. IN
men, With inferior implements, washed ou. 1900 in oss
week, in email stream 50 miles from Pixies Park
second Fraser River excitement is apprehendsd.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

Oregon has always been under the control, polit-
cally, Of those styling themselves Democrats, and
has lust elected q State Government of that sort,
and sent Gen. Joseph Lsne her late De'ega'e) and
Delazon better known ia Tyler times as Dsldsion)
Smith to represent her in the United States Senate,
whenever che shall have been admitted into the
Union. Two more thorough or unscrupuous
DOuehfaces were never reared on Northern soil.
She has chosen for her Governor Mr. l.. T. Grover,
who, acting under mistaken sdyices that Oregon
Was admitted into the Union last March, has az
sumed the reins Of Government, addressing the
State Legislature elected at the same time with
him in brief Message, from which we extract the
fol0wiD2
"Oregon ought and might be an extensive export
ing country (yet, on the contrary she imports many
articles that might be manufactured in the c)untry
thereby increasing her prosperity, growth aud impor-
tarce.
HEen our people become manufacturing people,
rhen ey produce 0se articles of necessity for tctcb
they are so eninenay capable, chen exports shall
equal orr6aGHce or imports, teen, and not until
then, rW Oregon become trUty great"
The structure Of the former Of these quoted
paragraphs is cert,iDly not to be commended-we
should hesitate to encourage the home manufsc
ture of such diction-but the sentiment embodied
in the latter paragraph is admirable. Like the
Frencbmsn who wa, surprised to learn that he had
been talking prose all his life without kno Iiog it,
we must say that, if this is Democracy, We are
great deal more Democratic than we have ever had
credit for; for these are our sentiments to dot.
We hope Gov. Grover may imeue the People of
Oregon so thoroughly with these aud kindred ideas
that they will hereafter send men to Congress to CO.
operate in epgrahins them firmly upon the Ma
tonal Policy. We cannot feel any confidence that
such inveteiate Cotton worsbipers as Joe Lane and
Delu,ion Smith will ever cast one vote in accord
aLce with their dictates.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

The cornerstone of THE PEOPLES COLLEGE is
to be laid at Hayans, Schuyler Co., tomorrow, and
large gathering is naturally anticipated should
the day prove auspcious. The Rev. MARK HOP
KINs, President of Williams College, will deliver
the Address, but there will be speaking by several
others. The early friends of this noble enterprise
should attend if possible, this great step toward
the realization Of their hopes
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
To the Associated Press.

WAsEISGToS, Tuesday Aug. RI, 1853.
Gov. McMuln Of " Wsshingto1 Territory hss srnvel
here. He represents tnst when he leit the Ietrtoy
north ago, the Iodians west OF the Csscsds Moust,
aims were disposed to be friendly bu, fears were enter.
tanned that they might be influenced by those residing
east Of the mountains who defeated Col Sep'os.
A vigorous csmpsign sgainst them and severe chss.
tisements will, however, probably havs an efsx u
producing general peice aaong the savages Who
must sepsibIy feel the power of the tovernmect He
sa,s the Indians from the British and Russian poses
eions who are extremely formidable aud shrswd srs
In the habit Of plunderiDg and killing ths settlers n
the most exposed portions of the Territory.
The business which more particularly occupies the
attention of the Administration Just now psttsas 10
our foreign relations prominently including thoN With
the Central American States and Mexico.
Notwithstanding that Gen. Jeres has gvsn Wsrr.
that he authorized to make such explanations
concerning the course Of Nicaragua "a Will be ss..
factory to our Government, "a 4 preliminary to bic
reception to treat the pending matters betEesn
this ard that republic be bas failed thus FAR 10 remove
the obstacle to his reception in diplomatic capsc'y
The Administration has not yet made selection os
Minister to Paraguay from among the several eaadh
dates In addition to the National vessels to bs ssl
there negotiations pending for the use or purcass
of steamers of light draught, owned by private iaeL
viduas. Officers constantly being ordered to Their
desig mated commands in tho expedition, and ~
detachment Of Marines TO be sent out will MM
more formidable thar heretofore announced. The Oh
iect s TO prepare for the worst the part Of Lopez
and plsce the expedition bsyond all possibility OF fS
uTe. .
Strong efforts are bsrg made for the removal d
Mr.. Davidson Marshal for the Northern District oi
Illinois, ard the appointment of the editor Of The
Chicago Herald in his place. There s but little, Z
any, doubt that this change will be made.
The Secretary of War has returned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
From Washington.
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 TIE n. Y. TRisusr.
f.-S

YfVfI Vtf STttt1s tNFTtsINHetI't.
WASHINGTON, rsesdsy, Aug. 81, Is,s
Jerez has not yet officially comuuniasod VIII
the State Department He is probably takius Az
servstions Of the Adm astration in respect to "a.
Ca.s. .Yri,sarri treaty, to which it will probsb, "A
here strongly.
Nothing is known at the State Department so,.
cernipg the character of the AngleFrsuch treaty
with China Where is the Ocean Telegraph
1t has been thought that Com. SAuarek misAt
be intrusted with the management Of the Px,xux,
imbrogIio siuce the act Of Congress authorized tie
appointment Of Commissioner, if the Presided
saw ct; but circumstances now poiat to the ~
lection of 4 civilian. The dispstch 10 The Heral.
about Pryor ard Yancey is laughed at here.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
Military.

RosDoUT, n. y, Tuesday, Aug. 81,
The 10Th Regiment Ulster Guards, Col. H. ~. 80
the 2ls. Regiment Of Du.cbsss aud Coiainu.. .. -
The Goth Regiment this afternoon was pressnse. -
beautiful set Of regmsnts colors by the anssussss
Of the village Of Rondout. After the p'ssss.s:sS1
and supropriete sddreseee, the bsigsds was tes ~
BY Big. Gen, II. A. 6srscu. Tomorrow tes W
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
Sinking Of Steamer j. III. OgIest5*

81. LOUIS Tuesday, August 81, - -
The steamer j. II. Ogesby ssnk lsst nls1I ~
Glasgow, in the Missouri River. Nd lives were
althe ugh there was large number OF psssengsSsl
boerd. The boat mad full freight. Ine sn'a'
the ioss /. rot klONp.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

CiScrSSArI HoRTIcrITrRaL SocIErY.-The Au.
tunral Exhibition viii commence on Tuesday, Sept
q. 1858. and continue for two weeks. The Socisty
appeals to al pomologsts within reach of Cincinnati
to cid il, deficiency 10 fruit being anticipated.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
Deal, Of Patrick Hannegan.

BosToN, Tuesday, Au<. 81, - -
Patrick Hsrnegsn died 10 the Hospital las: eve
from heating Inflicted on him n Station. a -.
a preoLer whose name is NJ. Quinn, on Ssus1
evening. Quinn is held on charge Of msrsAus~
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

Considerable excitement exists in Ksnsx in con
seauence Ct new and favorable reports from th'
gold regicn. Of Plies Peak, in the extreme west
EN- portlon Of the Territory.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

The Cabinet at Warrington are busy with or
raresrert, for the expedition to Paraguay, wnich
it said, will be more formidable than heretofore
reror.ed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

IL consequences Ct tie Teiesrsphic Celebration
there will be no Evening Editions Of THt TRIBUNE
published today.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

Tie yellow fever 10 on the inc iesse in NewOr
Ieans. There were ninety two deaths from thi
te1rible epidemic 10 that city on the 30tt ult.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
Boston Weekly Bank Statemex.l

BOSTON, Tuesday, Aug: OF -
The following are the footings Of our Bank >
ment for the past week: .,as
Capital 81 se go Dueto other Banfs' sssate
Loans and Discounts $500 0 Deposts. Ssak
6pece.............. S,I.iUS Crcuatioa.
Due fua. otheY Rslks 5,S5x sol
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

TIE mails for Europe, By the Royal Mail Steam
ship Arabs, will close this morniog at hafpast :
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
THE TURF.

UNION COURSE, L. I-IRorTISG.
Tuesday, Aug. 81, ls5S.-Ma.ch $500. Mile hests.
Best in in harness:
M. Roberts b. u. Fanny fern..................
ID. kepo 6. Express: 2
Time a;fa-s:tS3-?fst.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
The Yellow Fever at Ncw-OrIeans.

NEw.ORIrASs, Tuesday, Aug. 81, 1888.
Tie deaths by yellow fever in this city yesterday
were pinety-tgO,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
Ntm9lork DAILY Gribm,te
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1853.
tn rORPrgpOyDUTrS.

nc roe ts taken Of anonymous CONN unstocs Hhst
Intended for ertion be sntecucste ~ zoe
snd address OF the wrterno Necessarily for PlbEea
ton. tut ~ guaranty Of bs good faith
We csrnct urse-tske To ret1rn rejected Corab,csors
Btsness letters for fHg Of should IN al Be
kedztssed 70 HoRAcE GHgkIRT CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

Advertisements for TIE WrsxLT TR!sgsZ Of thi:
week NUS. be handed in early today. Price, u
Ev
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

j. GRIssHAw is the Republican candidate for Con
grses in the yth Quincy District Of illinois,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

Every decree Of longitude represents four minutes 4,
Fsst of oucon is 1tT four uinu degree;
is earsy the pgopostion Hence, Ss~.Yotk ~
minutes cur niuutos less than FIVE bclrs-L e. Al
IopSou. Il lsaxs es minutes VI Ia Nex.Yo,s ".
even auuIs above which eroOsh for al practical
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
THE PERFECTION OF A CURE

Isstis simple harmless prompt and perfect This is real
Hta ty PIof HUMPHEEYss SPECIFIC HOMLoPATHc hLMkDlts
You the B,sesc Dyspepse Piles Fever and Ague or
ase take h popsr specific, in soort
tine yoI dseMo cured That is oil you know about It, You
are not rycked pIoeed poisoned by offensive drugs
you are on cured And this The ony Office Of medi
c1e. Of medicines costing but 81 or is mine
health and comfort TO houietod saving many tes is cot
eyea year. Singlo b-Ncs % ard 81 csDts.
HUMPHEFYs 4 PAL MIR, No 56l broad way.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

AIL percour intending 10 tdhe part ia the Cclc-
bt,ou ofthe inst viii do wei 70 all and tect one of hEL
elegant drcss HAZE from ais Fsl p.eefns yoJ sa
Wv KELLOGG, No 3sl Csns.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
OCEAN TELEGRAPH :

BRAhDKE T ms l. :
Born IMPORTANT.
what 10 the SICK what the deed Therefore
pRSDRETHs PLLs important for they restore het
sud ssye life. Principal Office No. 29f Canal st. Sod also
everywhere at and 10 coats PEI box pan and coaed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-08-24
SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.

For The Wsfk ending august ~. 1855.
REPORTED BY c. W. Purcell & Co, SrocE BRokgRs
Virginia per cent "a years run the Treasury
Do Do shorter dates sales $93 Interest
Bonds guaranteed by the State last sales f9 and interest
Richmond City Bonds, last sales gal and interest
VIRGINIA Bank Stock, par 80 last sales 81
Farmers Bank Stock, la., sales slniE.
Exchange Rank Stock, last sales SiO3
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Stock last sales $50
Merchants Insurance Stock, last sales S4TE.
Richmond Fire Association Stock, par s2a sales t3s
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Stock
last sales &Il
Virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales $29
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Stock last saes as
Richmond and Danvl. Railroad Stock last sales t3
James River and Kanawha Stock, last sales Sc
Richmond and Danville Railroad guaranteed bonds last
sales t92
James River and Kanawha guaranteed bonds, par vaue
&ln0: last sales s9l aud interest.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Bonds a2 and interest
viry MA Contra Railroad Bonds ti2 ani interest.
Orange and Alexandra Railroad Bonds go and interest
Lsuchburg Gas Company 50
Orange and Alexandria per Bonds s9o and Interest
Manassas Gap Rail Road Bonds S5i and interest
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~ W
- VINO were REGULAR Soldiers i" The wnr u l-I!. Of
h,ir !crs. Tho E-i, hry ";her listed soldiers. wi
md i, 20 ;hcr niv6ut,ce 20 niirc-. PRINCE
Washington City, D. {.
Thomas Kin,. T. II shankin. Join t'tsiock " Tag
nr Grnr-. Bryan Dim Hsrsn, Bsvi Ray. NAthAnisi
SIgL, VIM Sykc-. REM. Eii!ou, James John-lH bHTli
Huston VIM Mos Jos Bosuc. John Wills. Peter B-fnru.
John Rice" scott Nnrtiu. Wyatt wilkinson, Admiral
White, Peter WIN George Fell Jeremiah fHlon, r.
bert Longs, Ihums, Hchunnau. Hugh X. or, Jsco
Wrcn. John Hannnh pick'r-on Terry, VIM Kllcr Pet
S,idrr. James H.-sa,u Win. %iaB,bur, jns u Ibb!n'
Henry Wiley. Michael Cshiil. 4 len Wilkrr-n. ThDnS'
~purlu, John FranH- Pn-chal Robcrl-, Gide'n u N'
clm G-or.- IS. Cur;. Jrhu Cisrk William II ore Tho
ina- Turlc John Mansfield john nun. Caleb ii.b'f.on
William Rice, Sa"Ua keaer. j0hn-on Inpm'', Coz >
Evans, Richard Harold, Loon WORKMAN. Nose. brS'r
JohU awcv, jam g X Brown, John Campbell, William
j. Tollrr Francis Rns Henry Crittendcn. josiah P"r,er
Thumas Martin, Richard Morris, Daniel Muse, VIM Han
nah. VIII, Ov'rtpn. VIM Robinson. -ain"rl iiorn.y
Peter Host Wan HI-h-r. VIM. e. Evans Vim Bryant
John Jones, Geo AHnss, Jotn McK-nny, Nicholas Wat
kin., Henry Fountain Jrcob Eing"r. James "iiiiau'
B-.san knccGler, Wm Wyau Francis Springer R1h't
Glover VIM. l.. Richards solomon Side. Peter Whce'.r,
John Davidson Francis Nichols jess" Ea-on John POT
lard. David Morrow. ;ile- Wells, J1-iah HoFe. Jan
smith. Ioshut Oy.:u"n II Morris. -ii-drach Brit bs
sam Er-l, Walter +. Dun"vsU., John Marks, lie re
Mnr,hsIl. tiriin Thompson Jc..e Nrllofy psne iion
en- ,cob Peatur Henry M4nfelI Jares Hilton JOAN b.
jenkins J-cob B"cknan. Wm Z Duai"ls. Arc DN"',
VIM Chacr-, Dani Lane, Chas Floyd, John hfs'r,
John Dunn Wm. K-v,i, Jahn Gibson. Ror"ri Pollard,
VIM Stillings MIMI Barn.hl. Nathan Gruln"!l, " IN
Roberts, Nm. Williams. john Spsuldr., ChHs Ban'
JOAN "yde, HrH. y fhyn". D-Hi Neil 'h' "S' .
Suns. Thps Moor. jos. Crywder, io.sIm Melton, ".ch'
=. T. 81 ck", Simeon Task'r John Philip sl.pheh
Chcsh.'n Henry Chance james Lev" j4,?'r 90. ,r.'
John Cook Peter LAM, Tin. L.ng4"L tfj Wall.
Rob't White, Chss WY. lame. Reed Solomon BFtd
haw hi DAVIS Ben Hardy. loci Iitriy Jam" ~ flSh
John Wfisht, i.aac Osb"rn, Eimrot W". h''i Ca'"a'
Levi. Wonlsank- Zachari,h Harris William .atf'
Geo Lee WIN Foley Jar1b Wh.r0n, Rome, Hsl.oh
Chs.. Alexander Wiley Her;y Tho 7. Taylor D@A
Tiy, WIN. Gouding ,,,of.
n B-pers ms having Missouri, Arkansas Or i!IIy'
Military Land Titles, by pu cht-" or otherwise 70! mo-
nation concerning same, have th"m 'od 81 p'
cculed on TIE best terms by addressing he move
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PETERSBURG MAkKFTs Arc. o. lsje

WHEAT Prime 70 choice lots Of wheat In dcmand
with sale. 81 30 to 81 - Tor good 10 choice white
Red 81 30 10 81 Re- and damp samples neglect.
ed The business doing is very large, both for shipment
and manufacturing. and a. steadily improving prices
CoRS-is dull. sales al 81 10 SIC
PRovIsfoSs The market has advanced. and prices
a tend upwards We quote shoulders At a to cents
siics lOl &, II cents. Mess pork s2l
CarroN THE market is inactive and the transac ton
are small We quote nominsy II TO cents for good
prime lots strictly choice parcels would bring Zee:
other kinds dull
Flour is in good demand. Sales OF extra a; SOFA
81: supernne 81 l-2a6t.
SUGARS have greatly advanced say fully he per h. in
the pact four weeks
ToHAcco-We have no sales of Tobacco report to-
day. being Saturday. None is offered az auction
(iuAso There is good demand Tor Peruvian which
Ia no, plenty yet. Prices are hrrn $50 and So for
Eide Island.
ExcHAscR.-Plenty st to on New York. Philadelphia
and Baltimore.