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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

Ses- The Columbus (Ga) Time, condemns
the Southern Opposition for treating the de.
mocracy of the North as wanting in real
friendship for the South. 1t contends that
.hey are true friends and worthy of all con
fidence; that they are fighting our battles
whilst we are denOuncing them; that, de-
nounced at home, and the object of suspi-
cion and abuse by the opposition at the South
they STILL with the frmness OF the old guard
close up their ranks; aud. as one by one they
fall upon the field, The gallant .fe10 aGH Keep Mt
square unbrokeh.'
Warmed by its subject and becoming en-
thusiastic, the Tins cXul,ing aids-."Such
devotion deserves it's reward. People OF
Georgia, lend hand to these gallant allies "
II these gallant allies " have been fighting
our battles. they have fought to little pur-
pose. They have been whipped on every
part of the ground, where there was an earn
est, we'll organized foe to encounter them.
And they fought under such singular ban
ners. and such strange devices, for allies of
the South! No one South could recognize
in their battle cries anything except such
doctrines as were a short cut to all the ends
of Republicanismi No wonder that they
were defeated
The Charleston Mercury is not so easily
satisfied as the Georgia Tmes. II is an old
leader. and has noted all the tricks of the
Northern allies. In an article on the sih
Inst, the Mercury recorded the fact that the
Democracy of New York and New Jersey
were denouncng The Harper's Ferry e,slepte /;
bat it warns it's readers not to be deceived
thereby. Let no one in the South," il says
"suppose that these dennnciations by the
Democratic party OF the IA, la It's presses
or its party meetings. of Brown and his trea-
son, springs from a love TO the South, or
simple fidelity TO the Constitution. The chicF
cause Of htr d,nmeiafoas are l. Party sue-
oess. 2. A fear. nat ious. Of the Soveh"
These are gallant allies" indeed Who
can trust thcm' If the people of Georgia
have any hands to spare, they may 'lend" to
the allies. but they need never expect. 10 get
sight OF the loan again. 1t won't De paid
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

The authoritative exposition by the St
Louis Nears of the position of Hon. EDwARp
BATES on the slavery question. is received
with demonstrations of satisfaction by Repuh-
lican journals; but, as yet, we have seen
nothing TO indicate that Il lessons their an
tipathy to bin ~ probable candidate for
the Presidency. He WINS one of those who
sinned in 1856 by supporting FuINoRE. aud
thus aided in defeating the republicans noHi-
nses. This is stumbling block which will
sadly interfere with the movement 10 put Mr..
BATES in the line of safe precedents. The
SEWARD organs, before they were strength
ened BY the elections in New York ard New
Jersey, declared no enemy Of 1856 should be
permitted to supplant their favorite; aud they
will hold out To the last moment before they
consent to knock under" now that the shad.
ow OF the succession has fallen upou him.
They are az confident nov as poker player
with four aces, and it will take little more
than ordinary bluffing TO make them resign.
We apprehend that the organ Of Mr.. BATEs
did not time its exposition we'll. ID should
have preceded the ihunders OF the Empire
State. The error will be discovered after q
while. How soon, does not matter. IL will
not make the least difference In the Preslden-
tisl prospects Of the right Honorable MIR.
Bars. M e-essl e..g n Is.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

SiSpED CoTToN.--There il some danger OF
going into extremes in regard To sanded cot
ton. All cotton that is gathered after a rain
which hangs low on the stalk. will contain
some sand that the gin will not take out.
But this does not properly come under the
denomination OF cotton OF which so much
complaint Is justly made.
We heard yesterday Of a lot Of cotton sch
ling at Is cents. which was Afterwards reject
d b'caase IL was sandtd. In less than an
aanr att rwards resold to another party for
l34 ccnts.
Som. buyers seem TO he absolutely fright
rnei at the idea of sand in cotton. Ii will
not do to cary this idea into exIremes.--N q.
pic
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House met pursuant to adjournment
BY leave Mr.. Smith introduced bill ac-
companied with petition from sundry cit
liens of Warren county, TO remove the
Branch of the Bank of Tennessee from Spar
tn to McMiunville.
Senate resolution directory to the Bank
Committee of the two Houses was taken up
and adopted.
Various bills passed second reading
BILLS REJECTED.
The bill 10 repeal the inquisitorial power
of Grand Juries in certain cases. The bill to
increase the pay of witnesses in certain cases.
The hill to repeal part of section 296 of the
code. The bill to repeal the power given
the County Courts to establish work houses
or houses Of corrections; yeas 10, nays Sc.
The hill TO repeal sections 2S4 and 2S6. The
bill to repeal the assessment of taxes &c.
The house then adjourned till o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16
Mr.. DUDLEY remarked :


That the law a. il now stands. was license
to slaves to commit felonies, knowing their
masters will run them off to another State.
They know further, that they will not be
pursued If they were white. He believed
that majority of slaves who committed
capital ofienses were run off. and the owner
in many instances had the sympathy of the
community in this practice of screening their
negroes from public justice. He did not offer
the bill so much from sympathy for the owner
and remuneration to him. as a measure to in
sure public instice.
He thought it just that the owner should
lose something. and was therefore willing
that he should receive only two thirds of the
value OF such slaves. This was a bill for
counties TO pay for slaves executed in their
resp ctive COMMITTEES and be hoped that repre-
sentatives of counties having few slaves
would not vote against It; "a the fewer slaves
they have. the smaller the prospect of their
ever having TO pay for one. 1t was certainly
bad morals for our citizens to be permitted TO
run their telon slaves 10 other States. and
then sell them for negroes Of good character.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

WHKRE THE SHoE PNcuES-An old Whig
Who usw votes the Buchanan ticket, said The
ether day =" Ny acquainlanees sometimes
wonder bow |. who have always fought
,gainst the Democratic party, can now vote
With Il; but can TIL them that voting the
ticket is NJ the greatest difficulty. IL Is mix
ing with the men that fhd the hardest
work. = Boston .iGU.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

famine AND FEATHERsSo. - A fellow
named SAtyo. piano tuner, was, on Thurs
day tarred and icalbered. shaved and ridden
aB a rail, Thy the citizens near LowRr's
rarn-out on the South Carolina Railroad. on
account OF tampering Sith negroes.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

A Blander ,Bass-Kissing the wrong wo-
mAa.
The Pillars OF the Medical Profession
HelloN ay aud BrandreIh-
An Irish pedagegu~ recently informed bis
pupils that III feminine geader shoald be ap
piled Ia all ships and vessels a1oaf, except
n,ai aeaa.evs and mss ~ war.
The sweetest q all Piansts.--The Honey
Mem -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16
louisville and Nashville
RAILROAD.
Ess I'D ss 49,

1.-TWO through Passenger Trains between Nash
Vile and Louisville, making close connections at
Louisville for New York Bosion I'hi adeiphia BAL
tmore, Washington City, Runalo: NIAGARA Fails
Cleveland, Cincinnati. -. uus. and n far West
First train leaves NashVille at A ". dsiIy stop
ping at 6allatn. Bowli' Green, Glasgow Junrt "A .
FhEabethown, and all regular stations South uf Teb
anon Junction, when signallcd by flag, and arriv-
Louisville at $50 A. NJ. stopping above and ar
irving m Nashville at $40 p NJ.
Second train leaves Nashville at 2.2s p NJ daily
Sundays excepted,) stopping as FIRST train and ar,
irving IN Louisville IT l. ~ night Returning leaves
Louisville AT 2:2l 7. NJ, stopping above, and ar
irving IN Nashville al 1910 az night
Gallaii Accommodation Tram leaves Nashville
daily (Sur days exceIaed) nj 400 p. NJ stopping "a
regular stations when signallcd by Tag, and aTriv-
ing in Gallaiin at 6::5P NJ. Returning leaves Gala
tin at go A NJ, and arrives in Nashvnle AT s.45
A. N.
JAMES y. CAMILLE, sup't
A j. FiEip, Gen Ticket Agt now df
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

HollOway's PiIls.-Bious disorders If
every type, from slight arrangement OF the liver
to confirmed jtundice, and nternittents Of the
obstinate type, subdued by course OF Ho-
loway's Pills. No. so Maiden Lane, Ny
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

n HK Subscribers % tne stock q ne Spring
Il street Bfi4ee Cimpsuy requested - meet a
the office 81 A. : ;. L4udsisy, ksq.. ea Saturday
the len day 81 ieoeHber peKl, for the parposs q
eiecttog ssTen Direcsprs
~ orarF 81 TIE Commissioners.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16
BILLS REJECTED.
Remarks of MIR. Dudley

IN THE HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,. on THE
Bill. To PAY OWNERS FOR SLAVES EXECUTED
FOR CAPITAL oFFENsEs, ON SECOND READING.
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Fancy Goods.

UuST resolved fresh stock Of FaEey Geods,
- Combs, Brushes, Purses, Pocket Books, feTte
Aannsies, LEATHER saieh.is, Tr4velag Cases, saeil
Tackag cpEabs. Vest battsns, k&xers, STRAPS, IDss
Mirrors, scissors, Knives. ke-. .iifsr seisias ~
revlsu =. II AcCiiL-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

A bcaRalfsl assuFSseat Iass cpeeea a Isekss Ne
n sc ana kansy stare cSsarek street. cs4f asd
. IA sine sefsEs gare h4stns aise kxFs
estzl-a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16
LAST WEEK.
uoyl2
Furnishing and Fancy Goods,

tIYE Bow RECEIVING = hns assortment of Fur
w nisniug Geods, Of wbich SH1RTs-
every VARSITY OF patterns aud latest lesColisrs
Gloves Sas pc ndeFs. Robes Neck rlss Pocket land.
keFchiefs, Umbrellas, USDERHEstl--eyery ware
ty--Aoney Belts, HALF H0eE-of cottoa, Wool Mo-
rlne, aud c4shneEe--fKsSEfi>G SAAais ,Gssnf.
lets Of Bneksktn Aid aBd Calf sc for szie BY
boSl2f J. n hcsiiL-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16
iers from the Trade, by Mail or Te
Oh application to
AUSTENS, Agents,

90 Pearlstreet, Ny
KEROSENEi is also 10 be obtained at the ManufAc.
tuers' Troces, OF ALT heNew York Wholesale pruR.
ltgirs, Gri GERS ,Camphee aud Burning Fluid Manu-
aoturers and callers in Lamps.
\. B-kERoSENF tbs the .rade mark Of the Kero
sene OIL Co, and all persons are cautioned agains
using the Trademark for other oils. oct4-3m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16
LADIES VESTS.

yIfeH Neck analenk saseses. he4sy asa 81 best
III QsAfty. Aisa .z zssortzaeEi 81 cheaper styles
nssfs-1 J a.. Eu0LI&-.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-16

DURsUANr O. the ls~ IA such case prov lded I
Il viii sell 60 she highest bidder for cash, the
Cturt House ia Nashville, Saturday the iosh day
Of ~ conihrF, 1873, negro man named Jack. Lack
MS estnnHted . the iaH uf DavAr ea county on
the Sth day q Nesefaber. Is3S, Represented shea
committed that he belonged 10 Alexander Jones 81
Fayrst cnuntg, Aiabant, sn has act been rec4iat.
ed lie = about 20 years old, fe I inches high,
and weighs aeout 10 poanas, and Is % dark com
Piexio~ Stie uHacr tha ias and wiii comm ate
soo lille against ali see section SIS IL
the Code % Tennessee
J. NJ. HTNTON,
Sheriff 81 DagidsoE eoaaty.
BY raoE. HoaSas, Jslior. aovio-<d
, 1859-06-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

TrEspAY EVENING. Jusr =.
Weather very w... Wind buw.ng f.vsl. from tie South
We.t.
Arrived rroA Cnt:a a6u-At Buffalo. Juac q; rt' Ieers
Mohawk, urieutI and sarn, ia.ks >aua:4 AID G'ra:
York state, Krst1ue.
CLkAnrp sun tntcAou-F1on l'uge!. 1r,c u rsu:'r..
ic1a NtlL.l .zsd ChlGlgu.
From Oswsso. On The 2atl,-scls ke,"sla.
LIST or yE-sEts ra=sssc TunorGu THE WELLaan CANAL
Furnished tn hv Ho!.d of Lake CnderSsiersTe To-
uw1,k ,.sel- passed the F' colrnr Loci Il! Ill i"soes
t. H. ou The s till o'clock +. NJ the 18th If june,
ls5s;
Bound we.t-Ju.. :fl, propeller buckeye; The s1.
propeller AEloa LAsk AGstic, seooue'a auIttrh lelt
Grusa,
Bound Ea.,-Juue s4t.. noue on tln' 18th. ask l,
WrudIud.
yE.sE.s pAs+1xt nf1nu:T. .fu,c :t:li:
Tf-rr.p Queen of 1~ I.ke hi Fc;ce, A!na: .el1rs
~ SAidns9rr Wh;te ten Pierce tsIcsnatl !! n'r
knrk tyn Gn,nc :. 1T: II Tiffany. Mary WI n
Gul na a.. M Tsa III Iii fSnasp f9, ir Ah: "a ,:t M liz
T,w,.-i'Ttr II utea. hrg Vim Penn .els, :: Aan-.
LADY. tie Lake, Heed tnstf Ton. 11u. Jcs-te
I:.rt Adams, AID b!a + foreaEtatict, 1a:ac s~
On lie e.tl tie propeller Chicago; sehr L Burt anil
twl Hack fut.a Alters PASSED up a4d r seaE Mtl.ai
ser dawn.
Bn,u CnLCxn1A-Te brig Columbia. wtirh won't ash"re
al Iseahs Dnur has gone tu recrs And 'l w;ttG
nothing being sayed but her rigging. which tr,ush, Il
this city, Size WAS or liz ly Ic-se iutEgh Il suT
eeou iav and was usnsu,eI. She valued at a5o1
5000 There was mortgages held against lvE 'y if!
Ties In ills gtsy.
, 1859-06-29

t"'Af tie H'7ari wisl IS active. aud iirc- as!t
"s':eE saca "ef. spo Ii, N"1 at 6-e in ese H..
'ao IL a &c !" s'"fe- 'eo 'u NJ ut it il s7c, o.V
otao III .tse III sIure
oAI$-Eec 'ipk las: week T. q r Shipments II 81
In. The market cu5ln: the Ins wee h Is bcc s!ac
fr:er snd iapre active. l!er go,i home demand, with
sote Inquiries tur shipment East. Sale, rf M have II, K
Il! f1''n JIG a5c l.. stutt and rriertrL 3t32.:
TupAr. thu 1narkc; ess i've. SALTS were; e] tn
N" ! ~'fi at 3'c in rtn,c
h1E-hctrpts LAST week. 1,sSs bu Shipments. ,o:r.
'ie naFEet Las been very 1nie aud nrs'a III SO
tt~ III sne'v1 aud mu>y were svid II euc Topaz u b
'9d at Sc.
basLEl-Kceclfts Last week, ZIG hu ehpme,s 90 !n
The market has L%cn entirely without lily ,,v.n.i and
VI quote uunital II 4(xaalc.
bItk"nEAT-:ob ba .o:i t4:. ,uyrnus ut L.
ALcoHoL-Keeepts list wcrk 50 tsls shiJnent, y,
bFs Manufactures PRICES Sic dcae.s* sirr. ,77n-r
HkUoM CoKN-Kee.iJt. L.. xsrk rp,,c /: t,,,arute
Sri rbs. M4rke: n1tuinal 1t tsy.L l;u.oo +. tun.
HEAAS-Eeeslrts last week none shipments :o:e Tie
arktt elose- very dull with sal-s 1t s.z ~ tur con IN II
"pr.c. few l.,ts Ut cLocv white ,.vy were .t1 dn
!ns thu wcex nj l.kuls5
, 1859-06-29

Br TE1EasAru.J NEw YoRk, June =.
FLorH-ycry hearr. unsettled 5nd 10 hrc1. Sa!n
16 hs Al ~ +0~ss0 for super State &93 % FIR u
a. ea.5r 5.sH GI % soRe5 wHse1o nnei ." GO h. H.
GsAs- "lea, dull = nol!n.:Iy lt,weE sales at tl.e
southern; III. FIR old white ky al.7s for Lev a,a2cr
Tenn Kys duI 1t S. basy d. Corn st~aay .3rs
new do s4c fos western ,eluw; s4ssHc for rand ri
o. sec for souhstn yellow Oats !owcr And JUL ii tl
WnisET-fleavy-Alea s15 bsl1 At e5H:. :.
1E'rt-uNs.-I'oEk lower: rales 20 1ats4 aleGs!6s
sGtl prime 6.35lbD ror thin natss t'e y
G,s for cf.ar *i5l:3,.5 prime Bttf unchanged S9
hs i, tsUo4 ..H r.in-, I: w VS. mess tiSj r1lekel
thcaso. - UKx lxat.a. Prime dull sU0.dI ~
Beef 3l5s1s. Bacon quiet, s.lrs &c tleccs tasxe
hams at ut mg1ts Unchanged Sales ~ packages vi
GK6X d. xlt Shoulders .347X plckled shoulders alsa
x ~ :d;y sailed lans hr; ~ ~ Icke ans, Lard
hu Gu Ibis lie!i8. Gutie! II Ohio laa ~ State
Cheese quiet. I .st.
S1EEh-sd Boad .teais Ut: dull. Erie lst mortgage e
ahatr ~ dn - n : sinking fund torla C4lstn III
Harlem pl :5x 1i.scu IL; N = :: 10 qua, s'h; Z a4
, 1859-06-29

hand. sae1 TO-DAY 80 r1ateyes =: Of 40
bu mixed Reds sse LOO bu Eeshanoeks slo Ii bax
pOCLTRy-Chlatena, 4l&ta1 20 doz. Turkeys, &c =
,.
sALT-Recep.s last week, ssll bbs. Shipments, 1900
lhls. The market during The week hss beea quiet Tbs
following the closing quotations by the ea1load Fine
e1.cs4l.o: coarse, l.6o2l.tD Dairy, AS
SPIRITS olLs-L!nsesd ol,.:a:se; No. Lard Los;
No. Larl. Y0c; Elephant &C. Whac soc ssn. u 60;
Neatsfos, 9oe Tanntt sc Dank i:c krro>cne u. Oh,
aI.:o Cua LEO Lubcat!ng ILL., tx seal EXC. srm11s
-aphcnc, t@G4c; Tus1vuiinc, G1 6ec Burning Fluid
&c.
sEEDs-lreerss las. week. &C. .sss rs sLpmcss slons,
Duf.u: The s,a lot Of cuscr seed .o!d
aid .cvt: Iot> of Hungarian Grass Ut e.sss. Al tie
el..c, however, the u,azket h entirely nominal Timothy
quiet II la0al.5.
sALEKATCs. ASHES. &c.-Ashes &c; 10 Rabbits In
tin ca.es S q lie; s,Icsatu-, 6H@GEc
SOAr-No. Family, 4Gs41c: Extra, ssec; Efaavc, 78
SC,
SrGARs-Eeceipts by railway last week l4s hhds. and
le3 Ibis. Market actsse the following quoathns -Nex
Orleans. good to fu " fals, 6tG6xc Print to ct&'c.
Clarified ard c, te in hhds steac; cu.a 6sEe; roto
Rico G:{G61c; n. i. Kcapel White Coffee tGsHc; \.
STANDARD crushed powdered AID Erauulalei itHGilc.
sYECrs AND MuLASsES.-Tbt following the
c.ua:g quotations New Orleans tn baEels 40&4.c y. !.
s. H. Mo1as.. siei3sc ;cusa In hhds soas5c; Ssw York
Sy1u1ss 4ls4se; \. T. Gudcn Ats3sc.
TALLOW-1srcclpt. las: weck 2,t-d rs; sAtFnieuis
20 ~ Tie market LII. hera ls.n and active, closing
with gnod demand Ut 10119 l04c-
MODEM WARE-rAlL-Thgcc-h Pals, s1eH
dux; Two,hooped do. elS..x. Trns3 iu nest, l,s7h
rr nest No tG = d"z; NJ &1.J; Extra sized, ~.
CursSs-Fous .izes sy513.0 = d'z. BrcEEzb-Hsnghain
41.1 pes doz. WAaHGoAIDs-Ziac. $e.Hgs.oo par Goa .
WoonEx 3l.s9. DEooAs-E1tra Nisc, ss.Ots.-1 tsoz;
TwInr e1soekl.s7H. Clo7uLs P1ss-ucaded, ei3 Con
1o. q %; Patent. *t.cI.
Wt)OL-Kccelp.s List wecE 3 4d ns: shipments during
lctiua 40 ns. Tie market during tue past wtes
Iss tecu active aud nt::itllstad:ud the repeated DE-
c,art:rns IT buyers and wo dealers uat prizes too
ush stj tlrrr las been bcte. Feeling d II anything
slle bette. tg:rys have becn pa.d Very few lots have
brought hut lot of 6,o6o Is soli TO
EASTERN buyer BY dealer In this cty At about 3yc fur
eAgc ef quarter blood The sales 1t tie c1o.e sw
Ill. ,.itsr fp1,I,f
, 1859-06-29
COMMERCIAL.

TrxapAr EVENING. Junc = 1850,
WEEKLy REvIEw-THE WEATHER AsD CRors
During the past week the weather has been
generally tasosabfc to the growing crops, cspe-
cially corn, which is reported as looking well
nil over the Northwest. The hot weather Of the
past two or three days has given /: n fine start
and there arc but little traces Of the frost
left The reports with regard to Winter
Wheat arc variable; but we sum them all
up as fellows "a gcod crop US fur as regards
quality, but not quito an average one. The re-
ports with regard 10 Spring Wheat have been
high'y favorable unit! yesterday. when We re-
ccivsd advices from Peoria that it is beginning
to rust. How much truth there is in this report
we cannot yet determine, II is tl,c fcrvcnt hope
OF all that the feurs Of correspondents IN this
subject hnve been too easily excited Oats look
well, anl have thu; far e>csped RUST. Barley
ulsu !ooks well; but tue crap will BE- small.
, 1859-06-29

III !9aS.a9
LrMDEE-Tls. rlarke, during thc week has not bccu
sl.s, and r4irs have 4uwn less anxiety with trgati
s si: In f1c, during thu create Eortiun e. the week.
c.r91e, lu aid ty effect stiles decline Ut s15oc
t."sad l liz b. submitted IT, Several nfsra. earsncs
had ii tc oeke BY the and cnn.ness there being
nj tenana except for umrr VI fair quality. Tie sa!rs
II csrE~s during the week were as f''iows:
cALGuss SOLD prrixG THE WEEK.
ssr Tsns, fa f,n cIay ank 49,, It 81, I'll,
:chs Sewuan f' oe:;o, b14:.. ad strips. At 49,
se!,r y, vssn.i: f,u. Mani,:es, m5ze';
Err [ l'r., from f,, Ma,Sgsn i ,;., !kr a'
sir Ma I"ns, from Manit.S ' mostly str:iss a $50.
sr T ni M 1 f. + H.. o1' 70 ti5d = s, j: r4et' st s5'
scslT sida, Grad lily. ii 5, Hcu's and - for
scr Live Oak fHm Mu>k"g ssoo for strips aad e.
----. - ir",n Holland n:xc.t. i, .st4.
Stt!t E!csslu it.'n T,ra Rivers, u.sAe, AS,
st'E Nnts"' i"in NushrS"H at ESQ for boards and
CoSTaAc1s.-DurnE tlc week the following
Lave btea ls,!e: e,n0 feet Grand River lumber,
three ssaste los II - thu mill 151,t feet tirand
RIVER luales a. s'5l: 'u0U feet Green bay l,nlxr at
s9'' 5WD frtt GaEd ryer>e lnles private tcrl.s.
sc clo=c dealers moi a!"us to iakc eoutracts
SALES Is the rArps-TLe luw water II, tic Illinois l,,.
CT has Eterfrrci materially with thu lumber shipments
If the past week. Bouts Ecne1ay refuse TAXI leads Le
Low Ia Sallc, aid uenec thetowus along the i;is
arc i'll cut M from 1T present The demand
iu other Ia.ts Of the cuut'y Is exceedingly Light, aud ts
city trade. too is generally quiet. ThrEe H. hrwesrr
ra:r lu Quotations Uea!cs layr 1T tue prices Ut ulper
qualities Of Green Lumber foiws: Isl Clear, s31
pad cieas :: Tlisl Cicas Sa; hut VIC have heard uf
sales II thcss figures. The stock o. Ury upper qualities
!. very light and is held very !rrey quotations
slilSGLE-TLc ma1i,, for sh!...rs continues to .lr.o1
and cA:sucs yerr dull and shade lower. Several
sod during the week II 7ssi :",z for various
t3f.1: 81 II f,rt 71,n4
, 1859-06-29

aCSFoWpER-lslnc III q D kegs s6,:xtt. Mintnk acd
Blasting In y kcs, At 4.5ea5e: Ca<e<l n csnni.tyrs
4"s in each 4: cotl3.oo; Cass~ y ..ansc.<. ..tl IN
zach. 6.tAa7 90.
uGH"lNEs-Hcccptsl Last week. y Ibis; shipments,
III ls- The market during the week JaA Las l,r 1t.
and but few Transactions have taksn place ii range f IS
G:cAe-mazlet closing nominal 1t Sc
HlDES-Rcet3pts List week tasssH rs shipments II.
+Hs The market during the wcck has !s,. tim ait, ar
uSt-elsnE ~ iolo~s s.Gncn Sailed sAet:c; Kin "
Eat lie; Dry salt l5G .4c Dry .,, i.efl.kc: Fn..h
Slaughtered Pe!ts tlhsl.t3: Lamb skins S.,-,,
.;uEe l.tc.
IlioS AND NAILS-Shlpn,cs:. is, wrel. ,ss et H..
1o"*s' AT the cu11c: Quta1lons: Iar lroa ska
scIcs n cAa Steel 1Gslse: Flow Steel kc sp,nr
s1c- .G.Hc: Sheet lsun, Il 9.h; Nals assorted! AZ
Cut s,ikce. 346c. '"
LEATHER -A4kt qu:e. al following oun,,
aons: Oak Sole sa*se s spanish middle wr,,liA so
DC n bndlc Leather. Ssasc b: Collar lea,hc, az.
t.c doz u2slcss le,hc. :a-c n 1Irnioc: Kin asa
%e h: Henl'ck Call. ;53ssc IN: Ftcnch kin snxs: .
s"Aea e"'. &l0c'sl :" y; Femme Cali sts Il doz
henaocl UrieF &s sst&s4a = doz. Oak upr1 Lc.,Ae,
s3s&5&5 duz-
LINE AMI PLASTER in bb. al@r1.i Lime !,
oulk .soatl; Siucco, common. e:pe:.;; Extra to a,
N-'aSA"; Land Plaster. el-50al.6sx; Cement al.1ox
l.o: fAaeras Hair, +0c; New York Water Line Il ma
10. ''SS
LEAD AND suor-Reecspts Last xcek. II, e3s H..
AapheHH -fPe9 lbs. Market firm with onward 1endru
es. The eoRak quotations arr Bar Lead, ;tc: Pr
Aeaa t9G'c slsee Lell and l~. ss9c 1,sop Shot n -
T ba: of :; H.: luck Shot, 4:.,ee.ag
AA'AL sToREs-Kosin, &a.cs fitch, Assa: Tar
4.os: Il. v. Oakum tic
LloCoRs-rusc Spirits rroot ssss334c; Common Ohio
whisky, s:e; 1fkcs Magnolia ill., 3;e; F4Ltas;s NAV
uo~e; do, &c Fatans Imperial" CO. sc 4. Se:.ns,:e
bt7nos sl.e0z:oo; United rsopr!ctur., O., s1,ssno
ota'd. DuTur, do. s3a..:0 Swan Gin Il 50.
PROVISIONS AND LAKD-Rec.4pt., laxt week. 1.tss
"ols FORK 1e6 s LIS cured meats Al! Sc co, r ard
4Ae shipments during the period were; ces bh,
o's l.: 40 ns euscd 1ne'ts $50 lbs lard Nsss posx
4nt stock continues Light, uud tle demand /. y,.r uea
scs ouslng tho week hare been ua ie t Ai74t7s0 To-
oa5 &c note sale Of 100 Ibis country packed at t,sm
AEs hx:F-Nomlaal- 1t 40 h1l. CIT M1.7.-some In.
VI Shoulders wsEr sold during the week at 6GsS ut =.
INC eose The market dull. 10 inquiry fer haA B..r
!" III inquiry IA" rhou!en &C. hut IL .tnsk i.
n&as anu aaes are made To the retailers at 4e Hams NJ
1e- LAko-hc1e IL no Inquiry and Is general, held =,
uallAe.
fuiAIoEs-Recciptk. :ast wcek TO- 40 bu sh,,r,c,..
- 1T. Tie sappy Gua The week tA bceu l.,st aid
las Aesn Aese aad trs. Towards tas closs ,ov
ere ae censnd is rot 70 ACTIVE aud there IS good 90.
SHORTS ASp M1DpL1SGs-shons II 10 = ton W1
ding nominal 1t le0ods:Qo