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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-17

NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

this was DONE he would have been satisfied Inc pa
NOR laid the only reson for dsmssing them was that
ihey were Americans. All their teachers, but one or
two. were Americans. lie did nos deem u necessary
~ state ire reasons why they were dismissed.
DR.. (,nEGonY asked hoe many had been dismissed
Mr.. SHIkE-About nine. 49,
DR. GREGORY thought il looked little singular.
Mr. GOULD thought the Board ouBht W hno" '"o
reason of there dismismtssals.
Mr. DEsEpIcn said that once before all the tea,hers
in Ward had been dismissed The board o. Eu Sai
ton did not mix iteel up in that matter; the ocnooi
Ulcers of tie Ward thought they could not carry on
,b1;r schools in harmony without it. Now there had
btcn great deal of trouble in the Fonrth ward ihey
lad Ind great deal Of trouble with lot and school
houfee. -,
A. McC,RruY moved to amend by inqvirng how
many and what teachers Of the Ninth Ward had been
removed and for what caufes and also what teashers
and for what causes had been removed TO Randaiis
Island ,.,.
MIR. GOULD persisted in desiring 10 know the reasons
for these dsmissals. -.
Mr.. Mc(;UIRr stated that he had inquired into this
matter and found that the officers of the Fourth Ward
were entirely justified " the members OF this Board
wonld make personal inquiry they would be satisfied
but 10 official inquiry should be made =,
Mr. SHINE could reason why this board
should take notice Of this matter Inc resol9ioh re-
moving there teachers was to better The CONDITION oi
The schools" He did desire to give the reasons
WHY these teachers were dismissed. There was no law
for IT, AS regarded their other troubles in lots, &C.,
he would say the school officers OF the four'n
Ward were a conscientious body of men. The views
of every nan were entitled to respect. Whenever any
effort lad been made to show that the Fourth ward
Officers were not so, the effort had fallen through
Mir. TUCKER thought the Board had control of this
matter He was satisfied that great injustice bad been
done to those teachers This Board had control over
the Local Boards; if not he did not understand the
law. lie moved 10 amend by instructipg the Com
mtee on Teachers to make inquiry and report at the
next meeting.
Mr. WARREN thanked thanked tho Fourth Ward
Officers for Diminishing these teachers; the bylaw OF
the Board had been defiance by these teachers
the punishment VAS dismissal. Now they had been
dim used He had no right to go into their motives.
The reason why they had had trouble in the Fourth
Ward, was because they did wrong. They paid
$50 COO for lots which no other men would have
thought worth $4,000
At7:59 p. IN. Mr.. SLIME got the floor; at O'Clock
the Board was adjourned, under the rule.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

gton Murray, Chsrieson Chesapeake
Grow eli. Portland, II. b. Cromwell
Ships-Patrick Henry Moore London Grinneil Mintun
President Fillmore Nelson, London, Dunhsm DiInon; w.
Fannn Briggs, Gslyes.on j. H. Brewer Co. Tuisso, Dan
herman Bremen.
barks-P Lacoste Pierce Ponce, II. d. Brookman; Alma,
Topper Liverpool Teonss James Essey Ray, Bordeaux,
Moore Henry PeItgeket Leiehen Zsh, Y1nassS peysls
Harris Jamaica Henry De Cordoya Co. T. sherwood Clf
ford. Antwerp. W. \. Schmidt & Co.
Bhg.-Bird Of the Wave =, Boston Croker Wood Co ;
Ham, Finn Trinidad Grenough Bsyley Eeszer (Br)
LeInoux 81 Pierre Brett Son Co. Thomas Swain, Bocke-
nan, ii. MsTths & Go.
Schooners-W. 4. Ellis Nichols, Savannah; A. Fonest,
Smith Provncetown, Brett Son Co. Remington Lbeu
Cardenas A. Finnigan Cabot Hamilton, Boston W. Ackes
Isabella Faulkiin Boston Dayton Coz Baltimore Prescott,
Salem
sloop-J. J. Blnnvelt, Miller New London, master
PTopeiler-CctoTaTs, Fowler, Baltimore
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CRIcKEr-F First Elerea Of NeW- York as. Sixteer
of kelrark-The first cricket match this season. on the
Hoboken grounds, was commenced yesterday morning,
the occasion being the return mach-laid over from
last season-between the New-York and Newark
clubs as above. The day opened very promlslngy as
regards the weather. but toward the afternoon damp
chilly wind from the eastward rendered 1t anything
but pleasant for spectators; nevertheless there were
considerable number on the ground. This IL the first
contest at HOboken since the great international
matches. The Newark players were promptly on the
ground at the time appointed, but the New-Yorkers
were not and as several Of their first eleven failed TO
be at their posts the captain had TO make up his eleven
from those Of the second eleven who were on the
ground at the lime The New-York club have, how
ever received several aecessons 10 their numbers Of
late, among whom we notice Bray Of the Kings
County club. Sans also has rejoiDed the club, after
some years absence herefrom, and therefore, though
they did not present their strength the occasion, the
team they had WAS anything but weak one We
have not space to enter fully into the details Of the
match especially it is not yet finished, but can
not refrain from abiding to the display OF batting
bowling and fielding made by several of the players
both sides, prominent among which we would
srecially notice the line bowling Of Walters the excel
lent batting of Kedel and the very effective fielding
as "lone stop" Of Haersly, all Of the Newark club
On the part of Newly ork, Sharp, Bray and Sans,
batted finely, the two latter especially, and the
former ielded splendidIy long-stop." Sans and
why too, bowled with telling effect the wickets.
Higham was, usual quite at home as "wicket
keeper" and generals" but others of the Eleven
under his charge guilty Of very loose field
ng especially in the way of catches several of which
were badly missed. The score of the first innings
does not speak favorably of the play of the New
Workers at the bat but they have made up for it in the
second thus far; whereas the play Of the Sixteen in
fielding and bowling very creditable in the first
innings, but not in the second However, the play
ofto-day-should the weather be lne-wil tell the
story. At present affairs at very interesting
point the NewYorkers have scored 90 runs in their
second innings, with the lose only of two wickets and
their total is ahead of that of their opponents
The game will be resumed this morning at 10 a. m if
it does rain. The following is the score mp 10 the
withdrawal Of the stumps last evening:
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Steamship Ksmsk tBr, screw, Brownies H.ysn. Nay
~ rs1n si & e SSp
sengeIs Williams euion May s. lat Al 90 lon
i'a Ta liz a s. g. iisst s' WITH
| sengers to C. G. Duncan; vessel to J. A. McGaw.
Ship LOuisisne B.eml Mqer Bremen 81 days mdse and
2 passengers to Lung Experienced strong westerly winds
Bark sicilian Dawes Boston days. win finish loading for
Brig Ercos sc) DOunic. Palermo 10 days fruit 20 Law.
Brig oriey lBr, of Parrsboro, Murphy, Black River js
aica april 20 iogwood to Henry Dc cordovs vessel :,
Biz Clyde lBr Barker Transport s., 10 days, pa'sers to
cos master April M ni ioS 10 Aaaas Del
heavy 1 is a I' as
Brig John $. Cotton, =, Rendou. coal
Brig Msrzsnla DEnnng. Elxabethpor, coal for Boston
scsIs' Mary Jane, rfon Virginia days wood
Schr hebeca Patten Petersburg days aoai aud tobacco 10
sehr oaloso Smith, Richmond days -four and tobacco 20
schr Decatur Oskes of BrOokhsvep overton 81 Bahal.
ssS dy' tsna s r e %a. Irwin Norfolk s
timber to master l inst. south Of Cape May passed.
S Ito % mule EMS & Cape Nay I Light Boat - ;a passed
S M Q, he. @ sSsaa.SeS had her
Istiy ssd from North Ca.Sna IS the letter. or her stern
schooner apparently about $50 tans register and had
been long IN that situation
toes ss and TMR ip Hint Se'n"d' days
Sehr Eliza and Catherine DR. Kelly Eleheurs days huh
to Jsnles Douglas
schr SEES Fowl Cole EEzabcthpcr coal for Prevalence
Schr w T. Richie ugsns, Ei,sbethpot coal Tor Boston
Schr L. Daniels Smith Hartford II hours ndse " MASTER
Salem.
schr Georgians Neal FIr.bethpcrt coal for s.iem
seLr American Chief Presley, Rockland, days, lime 10
sehr Thomas Jefferson Eli. Salem, days, rrd.e to R. W.
Ropes Co.
sehr Maria FOss Crah.ree EzabethpOrt coal for Boston
schI sseso h-,HStpn EsasehPort coal for Boston
schr. Henry lay. Cole New Bedford oil Tor Albany.
schr Golden Rule Bullsrd Calsis days lumber 70 master
schr. Lolier keeler, kl,sbehpoTt coal for Salem.
Sehr. Sulctte, - Rondout coal.
schr J. G. Ireland. Baker Boston, plaster.
Schr. Eliza Jane, Howes, Uarwich nah.
Schr. Averado, Stanley. Calais. lumber.
Scbr. Howard Baker, Boston, days mdss 8. w Le1h
Schr. David Cox, Jones, Boston for Albany
sehr DEFIANCE, Roynton Providence. days In halsst
schr julia Elizabeth, Merrill Calais days, Lumber 10 jed
sloop Blackstone Alien Providence days mdse master.
Steamer Roson Sellew Philadelphia mdse to y Perkins
Steamer Petrol Baker Providence, n,ds TO Isaac Odell
Oden
Steamer Beverly. Pierce. Phlsdeiphs ude to Lopsr
Steamer Sarah Jones' Philadelphia msso to Lopez Kirk
Steamer Daylight, Springer NewBedford, udsc to Bsrssau
bELOW-l brig
Steamships Nashville for chsIleston Chesapeake
Withholding tho day, from Z. n .toESE
On Saturday last the Chamber OF Commerce awarded the
sors OF the cargo Of the American schooner Republic sxty
hve per cent OF the let proceeds appraised value
tbcrmuda Royal Gazette, Asye
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NEWARK.


CHARGE OF ROBBrRY--One Thomas Smith was Ar
rested by Officer Kennedy of the Sixth Ward charged with rob
hey The complaint Of John MInyre of Nc SIS Peal street
The latter that about2 O'Clock Wednesday morning he
entered an oyster saloon Ia Centre while thar.
assaulted By Smith and Others while PROSTATE before
hs sasnfs was robbed Of 24 by force aud violence and
against his viii Tho prisoner taken before Justice Osborn
and committee TO the obs for examination His confederates
In the alleged robbery have not yet been arrested
CHILD kTLLED.-Coroner O Keefe held AN in
qres on "Wednesday upon the body Of Fila Isaas child
years and n"hs old no died from Injuries received y fail,
Ing rom third story window the residence parents No
death N' " -~''N'"'N
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DEE ID.

hAhIISAI Hoboien ~ j., after short fitness Alexander
Bows Martin aged 81 year, eldest OF David end Ella
beth martin iormoTiy Of Dunifres, Scotland
Inc fpn.Tal VIII ~ take place Friday May 49, at O'Clock
M h9m his late residence, No 227 Bloomfield street Ho.
ok The friends and relatives Of deceased and those OF
his father nlaw, John Seymour requested to attend
tie funeral u ithoul further notice ~
Dumiries and London papers please copy.
For additional Marriages and Draths sec Sd Pare
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GRAIN The Wheat market Is dull the hrmness Of holders
resict business the inquiry chiefly or export es hoo
off, the arrivals are LIBERAL the sales ii 500 bush MIL"
Club at 2s delivered $50 bush No. Chicago spris
IS In $50 bush Amber lows spring At shout ~ Of
delivered Indiana and 40 buh prime
White Michigan 81 So Bsrleys quiet but firm at 700 8Oc
Barley S0n9Cc Oats In fair demand and
steady with something doing for e,port sales oil 2OO BUSH at
Ordnary al d+2c for Southern and Canadian and az
4sc for State Rye Il rmer sales OF 700 bush at 3 afost
Com very plenty and ia lower the abaemi Mt oS de
and may be noted export sales Of 200 BUSH az o5doSc
Unsonnd; 7GdT2c for prime mixed Wesem f4O71c Tor
Yelo,u 1G1-1c Southern Yellow, and nc
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uARRur.n

HEDGEs-ELMER-At Elizabeth N. j., on Tuesday NAV Is
~ ia" Rev Thomas G.leudet of Sey-yors Civ Job q
Dtds,s Of Denslile " " To Elizabeth W. only daughter
OF Judge Elmer OF the first mentioned place - e
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HAYTho msnd fair for ,,lp!ing aud lie tad, 4 VA
limited demands The market ifm, al with salss 81
100 baes. -"
OiL-CAKE-The denand 9 fair end the suppy nebt
OiL-&EA-The demand - fsiI for stste Vi n ion n
City is ~ fsr request sale OF 10 puncieo $3g cssh
tEASTie auction this niorfs fair lie and opslltv
composed entirely Of Greens which sold advance 2Z
Pb, ionow AZ private sale there good demand 1t faI
rates. We qcote: A
Tyson. ;;..........."n atsl ampowaer.. oss
Young iyson.......M a5l Twsntay. ...........3 a..
SHOT steady AZ Sc for Drop and Tic Buck cab
NAVAL sTORfS-spts Tuprnlinc l. quiet bpt sesdy N
price; sales OF $50 Newly bl At &c ido nIerchSnh.a
II sTc cesh and ~ do coored &C. Crude Grmy hed az
sD 57l 20 H. with buyers 40 80 Common Rosin Am
and sonewh hat heavy; sales Of 900 bbs At Al IS " 40 n A.
Bsered; and eco do strained At III J7I " 80 del,s,sJ
alongside vessel by lighter Tho medium and fine grades rss,
quiet; sales ~ 50 bb Pale 80 and 80 do old Pss nJ
Virgin AZ 62ldss Y geo. Tar ds bu, prices wi,bout
essential change.
OILS Linsced quiet but steady at sc0ee Crude wh.,
that In hands IN the country fly 15 bb the sc,
Of The week comprise $50 40s5c cash FOR rood 10 eb.
Refined sells slowly SIC Spring 5iac Tor Winsr
Eleachcd Cde Sperm is quito dull sales Of The wssS
bbls at 30 cash the stock Ia hands h. o M bi.
Manufactured sells slowly at 81 3Sa 81 40 Tor SoIn, In
bleached ard III s2GSl IS for BIoached Winter months
Lard OH 10 quiet at sa5lc cash aud mos Tor CIV "a
prime esern inter Red Ul ia dill at 35asc for DsisS
snd &c for Ssponhed Cotton Seed with ready e Al
from AZ 20 Soc cash and mos quality Palm lower
and active: saes Of 10000 N about elac
Kerosene continues IN request, particularly the better Qualities
15g5c the latter for White but inferior descriptions
selling down low 0D5Sc Sales Of ~ bbls Cod q
SIG So cash. We quote;
" a
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Isasseugcrs Arrived

In seyeD steamship Rarnok from Harana-Gen Pearcs
end lady Miss yunderoo and servant Count Lsndios dc
John Cooke Judge Doyle and lady. Mr. Adds5ley and
and family Mr. Schmidt and family Mr. and Mrs de Tunco
Nj and Ma Jaure Miss yaldes MrS samo1 and family Mr..
Mrs Kirkwood Mrs Ives Mr. end Mrs Trenoi, the Rev J.
Thomson Captains Coddngton Faulkner Robinson and Co
viii Messrs ~ Burroughs r. Saunders w. Maher b. Hew
lett Nj and hrs James Allen Ralph Lewisd. Messrs Dar-
ling Mulgsn F. Rider A. Harper A billings W G. Canaed,
Sawyer Reynolds Ciuer Robson Brown, Lcngton Lacking
In Gris Iddy suin from Haraeaibo-Fredehch Wilson,
VIM. Wilson Henry B. Stewart.
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FRUITs-Rasns are steady aud IN Inoderate dcnand 50
arc coming In more freely and sell we'll Sales OF natanzas
Pneappes &I0 CocosDus at $50 Y LOB ny ane,t2n Is
lermo Oranges Messna DO selling al 81 o0a+i ~ ana
Lemons a. 81 lea ~ 10. We quote:
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Markets. ..c.nnyvILI REponTrD yon Tr. Y rrrsrru

.o.,. WrpSEspAY Nay IL, 1850
AsHES-The market IL without change for Pcs--ae. at
S6 23 PEARL dull nj IS 62i.
BEESWAXSales have been made Of Western and Sontharn
Yellow at 1d3sc.
COJ1ONIbe market Il finn, and moderately actiy. sale,
Of l2v9 bales The export since 9Th has So bales the
sizes Tor same time 10000 bales We repeat quotations:
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MINIATURE ALxAsAc.
sun-Rises. -. 40 Sets I'll Moon-Rises. z@
WATER THIS DAY. -.
Sandy Hook. 507 Gov Island. 5:57-Hen Gate... 7S
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by TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA, May is.-An. bark Aberdeen, from Car
9enss p'is Alice franklin IRON C.en;uegos sehr Es nena
NEW-0RLEANs May l6--Au. ships Harrisburg Bostoni
Efptess havrei bark Annie Hodgmsn, Liverpool
Calais.
low Dsen for Bo.ton N C. Harris Sawyer Elabeihport for
portsmcuth Csrthssen' Johnson NewYork 70, Mseh.s;
sehis 81 Lucas Adams HewioIk fer Portsmouth Wrstn
Randall N.~-Yoh ioi Boston, Alexandria frsien. Elaess
port Tor Salem o. w Snow, Cromwell Elzsbehpot ei bss-
ton john Tyiten. Coleman. E<abehpor for Dover Nj
Aiis Haskell. Eissbethport for Boston; Onward Rsmier
Eondou for Boston, Yantc Bancroft Providence or Aaahss
the 18th. Also arr. schr Laura Jane, Jones Csiai.
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SEEDS The over and Covereed nominal at Y
Tmotl very quiet II - asa ~ 20 Rough fas-ed
II 20 p 50 n. Calcutta Linseed has been IN
moderhe request n Boston at S 90 bush cash and bombay
has been In good demand here and to arrive at ~ t 81 ~ "
bush.
WHALEFOOTS quiet but hrm at &c. for Blesched, and
Go. for Unbleached
TALON Tie demand Is good, part for export
HEMP N.n l. In limited request sales Of 400 bales TO
arrive at &C. Other kinds dull but prices are nom
inelly unchanged =,
Refined good demand sales Of United states Cru,hed
round and Gsnusted at sic Loaf l0c White Cohee $40
9,c Yellow eG3.c. The ales Of Raw have been 4 hhds
Porto Rico 0c and 40 hhds Cuba at 81 dlc also 9s
bags Manila speculation and private terms We quote;
New Crleais......... "a Brazil, hite....'. q
Cuba Muscoysdo...... SIG n Brazil, brown.:.. @
Porto Rico..,.... a lStuurts D'be Re. Loaf ei0-
Havana Whte....... ei0 81 Stuars Dbie Re Crd. et0
Hayana B'wnand Wv 630 81 Stuas (A Crushed. 30
hanill. ........... 6s1- Stuarts Ground 9l1-
Nelado........... 3tG Stuarts Granulated... go
MOLAsSES dull holders Of prime grades quite firm
Common qualities are heavy We quote;
ne" oiirahs' ..''''''''''''''''''s -
CUBA Muscovado.. .........'........'.....'z . eSs
Iuoa tlayed. new CROP Uss
RICE is firm and demand saes OF 200 t It l5iG 30
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tOALiio Coal demandOr Domestic abaed pric. with
on, ESQ change the Esen inquiry good carsoes AZ
done IN Foreign included IN the are 900 TINS Paoy ro.
Csnne 10 arrive ut 90 CASH 20 Liverpool Camel ~
40 30 months 800 tunH Newcastle Nc hi I'm ats
go uns Sidney TO arrive at 5 2 Ptou before arrival
~ y 5 -, deliverable up the river '
CANDLEsAesInantine Moderate den,ara Al 10.
land NOS as ~ brand Plain sperm sell at iOs Patsr
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spoken.
April 20 OF Cope 81 Nicola Mole By brig Aday swiA Br.
brig Brill Boston for Port. sa Prasa
ny pilot boat Mitchell No rs miles H. OF Sandy Aeek,
wheeling barb Christopher Mitchell feg New. Bedford
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Uplands Honda. Mobile. No A IA,

Y ade u moderate end prices steady;
-s OF goo bsg Rio at l2i olSc and loo bags
The stock Of Ko Il ll5, 900 bags. We quote;
Java White y b...l5l 0l5i Maracsibo. =. ,.,.I9 MAI
RIO lair 10 pTiue.....D ala jamaica n
no st Domingo, In bond .ndl2i
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RON-Seoch Pig has been quite active ct lower sss
Of 600 turs Gortshcrr 81 2 5O0s go do En-
eh (assx at S2 end go do American ct S23 for be No.
and y ri No delivered at Elizabethpo all month;
SO tuus English Bars at $50 and 200 packs Russia Sheet
II lie mouths Other kinds sell slowly ct steady prices We
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p leo n as TO quality.
EIDES--Conmol grades are active and steady the
hsperd escrpOl quiet but held firmly the stock on
hand $50 GEO. against 49, goo time lasl the sales
comprise 600 BGenos Ayrss l9l h, at 2lc 130 Gan Iuan
1920 st 22c GOO Tampeo pat at aie 500 Texas - 10
Slaughter at &C., cash loo Western Slaughter at &c. cash to
20 out of town the City Slaughter reported yesterday at ac
2,!0G Texas private terms.
WHlSKYThe market i. lower and is active sales o.
$50 bbls at 2lic
PGOVISIONSThe Pork market l. lower and i active
tie arrivals fair; sales OF $50 bills al i7 23 l7 Is
Thin Mess SIS for New Mess 81 80 for Old do sl3 7oG
sl3 IS for New Pme SD 50 for Old do Beef h Ia fair de-
msnd and firmly held with limited arrivals sales Of 400 hb
aud ties at $50 f6 for Country Mess $50 $40 30 for Repacsed
Mess and $l 25d Fl2 So for Extra Prime Mess Is hell with
runess but quiet Beef Hams steady but qet
Bacon wanted sales of loo b1s good short Clear
eimmed lie Cut Meats firm and In r reques. with
light receipts sales of ~ hhds and ac for Shoulders
aud Sds9c for Hams Lard quite firm and in brisk demand for
investment and the rade kegs in fair demand III Ollie
Butter is in fair demand and plenty sales of New Ohio III
do State at salsc and small packages 81 a2 Cheese
]. in fair request at sd9c for Ohio and 9dl6c for New State
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sses,hns suits. sossio Bot: b[.uief.
Cd hsary sSca,hins Commands zias2c' csh
paEwoSps ss s sSd + p s %
delivered Alongside ,6p. - DO r. Domingo DO a. siS @
tan, Lima cod AZ as NOS and 200 d. Jaaica LoswOod
In an.a from Balimere e Liverpool on priyse erin.
FLOUR Ahp ;naI f , %s'T TnbsI oer
the unayoable from Europe adding 20 me Va.
demand "a part for Ipo nd IN PIr se Is so bS
So lSAS5 20 for suporfbe state f5 2Sg 70 30 o o.
~ w a very sssSe 49, f sbppaS brands q
hoop sas Ohio; as 2o$7 for trade brands do aad 20 Cg
81 10 for g Louis brands Co9sdsn FsaI more saS
for er,ras Southern Flour l. rather lower and l, IN moaea's
demand mixed brands are dun and heSvy ss rs FOR
superne Baltimore and SO 500 81 60 for the better sads.
Rye Flour Is unchanged ;e' ?. sS SS are oa the
$50 Dbl. At 80 70 for Jersey and S4or
We quote; . ,,. a SON ? IN
State sSpsrane. $50 st Louis e,trss SOS 20
s;s,s sss.S S as ss Alex owns g
Ohio round hoop 80 ooG lc Richmond City, e@ 20
Ohio 9hS ssses :;;;. 81 Rss
Mich Ind extra tg@ Oh Corn Meal Jerey's Cg -
S:.s:ss D saSs SSsa as
FIsH-Dry Cod active; sales Of some 100 otis s.
Georges Bst at = p %o' tie latter T9 now H ssis
higher Other kinds quiet, but steady we quote .,
Dry Cod CIV" 20 n
PI ;.sS ID Dbl 80
Mseierei No l. Mass lsrge...."...".." II 90 q IL 70
MsessIsi, No. T. Mass. small and msd.,..... IS rs -
Msckerel, No. q Halifax ..................'..' a
Msckerel No Mass lsrge'.''.'''''.''' w - J" I"
MseIersl, No. T. Mass, medium. .......".... - -
Mackerel, No. 8 Halifax.
ssInon Pieiled tee 2s %
Henne, Picked. ................."'.'Eb Dbl. 80
Herring Sealed. ......................g oox 20 20
H snn 90 ~