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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09
NORMAL SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.

The Fourth Commencement Of the Brooklyn Normal
School was held last evening in the Washington b. f..
Church The building was very densely crowded, and
after III religious exercises will which the Commence
ment was commenced the President of the Board Of
Education, Thomas III. Rodman, esl, in the course of
little speech, promised q larger building for the next
Commencement. The City SuPerinten dent, Mr.. D. w.
Bukley congratulated the citizens on having snch
school, and the graduates on their graduation song
was sung by the young ladies Of the school, nearly 3O0
Of whom we've present. the AZ graduates being dressed
in white. A lengthy address was delivered 10y the
Rev. DIR. StoTs the of which he eloqusntly
asked who Of us has not had bis hand fefnled
by woman :" lie thought the highest OF all rights
al that assured al, that which we willingly
gave 20 wOman-the right 10 teach the young.
Several compositions by the graduates were read
by ARGUS gentlemen the subjects we're: " God seen
In all his works" "A Sunbeam" "Wonan's In
'anence," Life, and "Old Maids" The last was
really Of much merit it was the work of MISS
Sprague yoBng lady gho leh the school Just before
graduation. T.Ss diplomas were then presented by
the President Of The Board OF Education, the grad.
Gstee cOnirg upcn tue platform 10 receive thom.
well written YsIedIc,ory was read lay gentlemsn aud
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Passengers Arrived
H. bark Magi, from Haniila-Mrs Cheever.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW -YoRK........FsB. q
Cleo ~aJ-

ACCOMPLISHMENTS 81 mel, Norfolk Ludlun Hencken
ships-Fmland Jones, Apslschicoa r. Richards; Ocean
London, Grinnel Misurn Co. Resolute Hst;on Liverpool
Williams 4 Guton.
BsTA-llys, Du.ie, st. Thomas Maitland, Phelps Co.
Bgs-Bs7nn, Curtis Constsntinope Yates Porterhsdi
A. Owen, hsy Nuevtas, 4. Owen Son.
Schooren-A. b. hayes Robinson, Philadelphia Baker
Dayton; r. O. Brogusrd, Williams, Phiadephs j. w Mckee;
Caroline Bacon Gloucester Somerset, Sterling,
Baltimore, MAILER Lord Quersni W. p RI chic, Higgins,
Saysnnsh q. e. Peters, Ann Maria, HNlick Martinique
X. g. Edridge; H. Cosgeshal. Iilta Wilmington No
Crea6y, Mot Co. Maria Louisa, Cummings tan River,
uTer Fisher Baltimore, j. W; MeKeei Roe, Hs%moad, No
bile, Galley Keatng II. E. Weston halon, Philadelphia
Jas Hand T. Hesdley, Csthcsrt, rdenton.
Sloop-Wsnen StannaTd New Haven, master
Steainers-Ocoroon Fowler South Chesapeake Crouen,
Portland, II. Cromwell 4 Co.
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8 In


nides 6SSIc % H. TaIlow, 7a1le. " H. Pei,s, 81 $50
81 IS each. CalfSkns, 10dIlc. p d.. A.
and First quality includes nothing pus the
Second quality includes the CRASHED Oxen the best s.
fed Cows suS The best hreeyesr old Steers Ordinary conts
of Bulls, and the refuse Of lots. =, ,,.,,or
quality are thrown out n,,so. ,hs Hos
Ihrie were 80 the Eastern haroea W o'o' w
ton and Lowell and 81 the Fitchburg -, a..
kEaAKKs-Tbere better supply Of extra anu NJ
sl ~ site and prices destined equal TO the ADVANCE o.
for small Cattle grades not any change
s from lss quotations Sheep sold rather quicker and
lsst weeks prices were fully sustained
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rI,O the Members of the NEw.YORK I'M.

IL oUoR DEALERS SocIETY;-In consequence of the
meeting held Tuesday, Feb T. at the Metropolis Rooms
He,tes for the purpose cf eeetng Board Of ocsrs or
the ensoing year having been broken ap mos dsOdey
aud violent by nabey Of persons whose object a.
prevent the eanyasng Of The vote taken ct tina, meeting
he seize by force en- convey tue books Of the
which latter object they sueceeded the Officers
Society therefore make that there bss
any election for new Officers Of the Board
PHILIP w. EN0s, President.
GrsTAyVs A. RATT, Recording Secretary,
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p.;,.se,us,. Car,e m.rke.-FEB. 8.

There was quite falling of in the number Of Beef Cssse 10
Market week the entire supply only amounting TO $50
head and slight advance occurred Ia the OF
the quality lots having sold at &l0d
The ruling price however from 80 TO so for good and
prime. a.. 81,
sHKRP This market supplied with an unusual number
the has amour 500 head decline Of about
c % 10 was caused by this overock The ruling prices we're
from DC to Sc. grovs
Boss-hers advance in the price Of Hegs owing
hunted supply this week the offerings Amounting 70 ony
AGO head These sold at from S8D % rs p 100
CowsTbs market remains dull and only 100 he a sold
laG 30 for common, and nom S2s0S45 o good saS
min
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STATE
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

W i<VNh "a y
settled.
Secretary johnson read his annual report.
The death of Messrs Kirkland, Van Bergen, and
Tuuill- three prominent and highly esteemed mem
bers and ex-ofcers Of the Society-was appropriately
noticed
Mr.. Corey Of Saratoga moved the usual Com nittee
of "a to nominate officers for the ensuing year, and
commend the place for holding the next annual Fair
and the following reported:
Flint DTtet: @essrs. P. 81. Wetmore, NewYork; E O..
Fail Westchester; A. ID. Barbour, New-Ioik
Second: Messrs King Queens Kelly Duchess Leonard,
Third: Msssrs. VIM. Richardson, Albany; w. Newcomb,
Rensselaer,; John A. Gould, Columbia.
Fou,: MesIs J. l. Cory, Saratoga L. +. d. Winsow, St.
Lawrence; Hugh White, Saratoga
Fih Messrs. heury Wager Oneida; AerTan, Lewis and
hcCsrty, Oswego.
Slrh; MessIs A. s. Diven, Chemung j. w Dwight, Temp
ss.snI Messr John Johnson seneca DAM Warner, Mon.
roe II. w. Dwight Cayuga.
Eiqha: Mess q. ". Patterson, Cheutauqus T. S. Peters,
Genesee; b. Van Horn, Niagara
Emra was selected the place for holding the next
State Fair, and the following officers were also re-
ported and agreed to:
PresideIt-BeDj f. Huntington Of Rome Oneida County.
observation-disclosures l. John Jay Of WeehcsteI County
2 CHARLES Wainwright Of Dutchess; Herman Wendell Of
Albany; Calvin Hurbut of - Lswence D. John Butter
hed Of Oneida G. Francis NJ Roch Of Oisegoi james U.
sheldon of Ontario; g. T. Y. Peters Of Genesee.
CoTyesDoaaing Secyef0Ty--B p. johnson Of Albany.
Recording Secretary-kTsstus Coming jr OF Albany.
TYeafwa-Luther III. Tucker OF Albany.
Crecure Communicable Hon. A. b. Dickinson j.. Chandler
Hall Of Renselaer Chss Wood Of Csyoga; Ezra Coel
ofTompkins; and Samuel P. Thorn Of Dutchess.
The meeting then adjourned to O'Clock.
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ASSEMBLY.

On motion of Mr. BUKNS the Hon. Fernando Wood
was invited TO the floor during his stay in the city
On noion of Mr. MILLlKEN similar privilege
was extended 10 ex Governor King and on motion of
Mr. Il. SMITH, to the Hon. g. w. Patterson Of Chau-
tanqua County.
A large poinber of circumstances were presented
against the Pro Rata Bill iohng railroads. any laws
y interfering with the commercial prosperity Of the
State.
Petitions were slso presented for prorata railroad
tolls and personal liberty blls
The bill to widen Atlantic avenue was reported IA
vorably.
Mr.. VARIAN, from the minority of the Pro-rata
Committee, presented q report against that measure
IL sets forth the character of the petitions circulated
through the com try, showing the incoIectness and
unfaliness OF the figures accompanying those printed
petitions, by means Of which taxpayers were induced
80 put their signatures thereto clear statement is
made, based NJ on the testimony before the Committee
of the destructive character Of snch legislation uPoa
the commercial prosperity of the State, and of the i'm
praetcabibty of running any line of railroad the
pro-rasa principle. Toe minority believe it to have
been made clearly evident that the whole warfare on
railway interests founded N interest," prejudice, or
m stake.
MIR. JAQUES gave notice of bill to amend the
Charter of New-York, SO as to create Ienanttiouse
Department
ar. VOORHEES, noticed bill to create new ward
IN the City of New.YOrk.
The bill was passed which enables the Common
Councils of cities to compel the attendance OF wit
pesees and punish false Swearing by such Witnesses
Alec the bill to amend the charter of the Long Island
Rsilroad.
Mr.. VAN HORN asked consent to a resolution in
vtbg Joshua II. Giddings 10 the floor Of the House.
Mr.. CALI1COTr objected TO its reception by the
House.
The House then laid the table the several orders
of busine - until Resolutions" were reached, and
then adopted Mr.. Van Horns resolution.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. C. KEl.SEY--To open Water street, Brook
syp, between Grand and North First streets.
10 extend the charter OF the Atlantic Dock Com
pany.
10 amend the Eew.York aud Long leland Ferry
Law.
Mr.. MAXS0H introduced resolution calling on the
Commissioners OF Emigration to report the amount of
lOss to the S,ae by the burning Of the Quarantine
buildings Staten Island and Of the expense attendant
thereon. Laid over.
a Mr. MILLIKEN called up the resolution to print the
testimony taken before the ProRata Committee and
expressed surprise that the friends of the BILL who had
made majority report on what they pretended was
proved before the Committee should be 80 fearful of
that testimony appearing before the House.
hessrf. FLAGLER and o. ALLEN warmly OPP
posed the motion, and it was laid on the table.
Mr.. CONKLING moved that the Judiciary Commit
be instructed 10 report bill fixing the fees of the
Sheriff Of New-York at some reasonable rate. Laid
over. Adjourned.
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fBy Telegraph

ALBANY, Wednesday, Feb. & 1860.
The State Agricultural Society held an interesting
meeting this evening, i'll the presence of very large
auoience among whom were several of the Oldest
farmers and members of the Society in the State.
Among these were Senator Krlly, ex.GOv. King,
John r Beekman, Saml. Cheever, CalvinJ. Hullburi
Jno JOIN stoD, Benz. Enos, Henry Wager, John But
The meeting was presided over by the Hon. A. b.
Conger.
Interesting and valuable papers were read by j.
Stanton Gould of Columbia, the of manures and
on the fertilization of lands, aud by DIR. Fitch
on the history Of the curcaco, the nveterate foe Of
the plum.
A vote of thanks to the speakers was passed, and
the Executive Committee were instructed to apply to
the Legislature for a renewal Of the usual appropria
ton 10 Dr. Fitch for the continuation Of his survey.
The Hon. A. b. Dickinson att 4cked the theories laid
down Big the speakers and spoke in favor of practical
experieIce before all the experiments Of chemists.
Al the close OF biz remarks, the meeting adjourned
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From Our Own Correspondent.
ALBANY, Wednesday, Feb. s, 1860.

ALBASY Wednesday, Feb s, 1860.
ELECTIONS IN EEw-YoRK.
After sharp debate in Committee Of the Whole
hast evening, Dir. Coopers bill "to prosde for the
appointment Of inspectors Of Election and District
Csnvassers in the City and County of New-York,"
was ordered 10 third reading. As this bill is sup
posed 70 be Of considerable importance TO the City Of
kew.Yofk, send you an abstract Of its provisions
hection l makes il the duty Of the Board OF Super
yisors to appoint annually for each election district
three Inspectors Of Election and three District Can
The Supervisors directed TO meet on tue
first Monday In August next and thereafter on the
day annually, and proceed, by ballot, TO elect
three inspectors and three for each district
md nory the votes Of the whole number Of SUPERVISOR
or In other Sors seven yots. sas q to elect Sho1d
pefGios req1ed to draw BY lot from the SIX bal
70 &c S b. he o. oPSo but n NOT y sd before ore
The cay election they shA be nd the Supervisor resd
the supervisor Iesdng nesreat such district when
sSsona No person shan be eligible to the appointment of
Iusper CsnyaaseT 500 not voter In the Ward aud
so 1Sies the term Office Of the present Inspectors
ns CsaTsssey expire the st Monday in September ne1t
- n-1bibjts Common Council from changing altering
- nnnas a any election district between the day Of
Apgu 10 apy year and the let day Of January Of the succeeding
The Deroeracx fought this bin inch by inch and
mere narticDlsrly o. NpOsed 10 the clause recurring that
,he Insoeclors and anvassers shall be able 10 read
"a y-ti,e-nrobably rom the apprehension that IN
LII ~ ~ .e Werds no Democrats of the required in
,sII,Veuee could be found 20 take the Offices.
,oxc ISLAND RAJ JRoAD COMPANY.
H. l;,I To amend the eli Srter Of the Long Island
RAILROAD Company was read tuIiu Nn.o auu Passcu
no the Assembly this morning. aS so
paay 10 construct o. extend s3ef 20 Point r. 0"ceas
.a,,nsy Lao aUtho,izes the Long Island company 70
iy. ~ ks,s York and Jaulssss Railroad now IA
.l,1 ~ eonsruction between Jamsio ana nuSer
Po,r,t; and all proceedings taken Dy Nv
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m.rket,-Reporsed bv TelegyopA.

BALrEoRE Feb sFLor quiet at IS 50 for Hoard street
WHEAT buoyapt; white & gpa 81 J0 Red 81 2S9Sl o.
Corr sesSy 72d74c or both White and Yellow PRoysoss
Inn. WHIsKY dull at 23tc -, n. a -, ION
eg Bacon frm ard scsrce; shoulders az " slass 80
WBsEY Ic higher WHEAT hfm Co.'s scn,ei ss' 10 a.
A Gc PforR closed with q declining tspdency 20 o'~
70
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TEATBERs-We learn OF sales Of 500 good Tennessee At
4sc, and 500 10 common Old at lsc., cash
GRAS-A Ia noticeable In our Whes market under
better milling demand and very limited arrivals choice White
held higher at he close and ID wanted the sales 800
good White Canadian at ~ in store Barley Is held with
rmness the demand fair 75d36c Barley Malt Is IA
reduce supply and steady requests sales CT $50 bush e2
Csc Rye Is lower the supply is arger sales OF ECO BUSH
Northern 83c. Oats better and quite active; sales Of
Canadian and Western a. 45c for
state choice Corn quiet the arrivals mod
crate and Eastern buyers hold off, the sales 1900 bash
s2c for Southern and Jersey Yellow and a3c for prime
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NAILS Cut are selling a. Ole. aud Clnoh 5dSlc, mos.
OlLs-Lns,edi quiet but steady At So M In cask5 aud "a
100 bb have been made NewBedford NowYork &c.
count did not learn, but the market Ia
without tiEl change Good OIL be bought y At Soc
and fair quality {Sc but there importer. who ask aud
havo been asking o time high 55c chece Davis
sIat, without, finding buyer Crude Germ Is quiet the
,toek @ and holders are firm Al VI 90 aud upward Taow
Oh Is IN fair Gales Of % 600 10 At &c. cash. Other
soil slowly at steady rates. We quote:
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-. ,o,g and remarks by reverend gentlemen,
O. ar,og .se,,ses soon after 10 o'clock The graz

yates are: NJ, .,,,,.on. & G.. pam
Mrs y. a. Rr,3lrr Ann z. Beck a. Coy< NJ cullen,
a!ST Davies piekgs E Ns.s:a Eor
fn 81 s. Punt, Jenhe Y. Herraus Jane o. Hand A. NJ
LELAND g r. Johnson Ke.ny lockwood ~ Mesorols
NJ. NJ W Nevns Misses NJ. A. OsIander r. K Phelps Z.
Rawson J. A. Rsynor, Mira J. A. Remington, Msses H. n
Carrie w RIVER A. Scrimgeour Julia g. Smith, Sarah Il.
90 h. O TllaY A. J. Wright Anna Wrikht NJ u YounE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09

FRon VEyFzUELA-PAyIc AT CADELLo.-By the
arrival of the brig T. b. Walton, Capt. Munday from
Porto Cabello, we learn that the country is In
dreadful state. Capt. NJ. reports that on the day he
sailed all stores at Porto Cabeo were ordered closed
exposing Lamora and Falcon to make an attack upon
he town.
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Rrponrxp ZOE The N. Y. TzlsUss, 81 osoi SpP ,sso
Whole number of Cattle market 1is shout sso "a ~
60 Stores consisting Of Working oAen SAieh o'"''
tTo BrxyE1rs 81 eoS .! IS arst qn.y
~pp,n,cr. or SToks CArTLg-Working oxen " p.n So,D
ieo "a. Cows and Calves. S340S40oS1eosi earning,
20 Year. old siT6s2s; Three year. old, s24G ga
SHEEP and Lambs $3.50 mskej Prices N oss ZIG ~ ~
a a. ssreb. Eytra $40 S40s8 from 4417!c- v ~ i've
sUHBEK IRON EACH STATS
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Steamship Marion Foster Charleston. mdse and pas Va
steamship Of the South Lyon Savannah mdse sad pass.
to s. /. Mitcbil Son.
steamship Florida CrOwe Savannah dss. and pass To s.
Bank aag CSseyer. Manila Oct g. hemp &C. Tucker Coop
and been cay: Bsr%sd.j FEB S Of Hasr.s :poi.
bark E from Rio Janeo oE Philadelphia day. passed
Sen Loli,a Walsh Paine EHz.bshpOrt coal for Ea.tport.
Ship Whchcrst iof Boston, Boot foocSsw Oct. a. Anil
Nov Is Ps'.d Cope Of Coed HoPs Dee crossed The
lon is 20 e. spoke ship Derby IS day. Manila fc New
Falmouth; JAM Ii lat Is s. lon aS o. " sisnslsS III shp
orH bound : Ihs w Ia, her Lover sge i5r~sd o. and
chains dropping down the River Mn and not discovered
sa over 10 knots which has hened her passage coz
bc fsb IS miles E. Of Sandy Hook took pilot from beat
Bark Fraci. secor Brooks Liverpool Jan ls dse to
ter a s9S Spain:
20 nolssses &c. 70 Sons Of New asven-
ols1,es 10 master Fxp.rienceS some heavy weather
ss @ c0 SSs. se SsI,n r.. e %s.s.
&c. Psls,t B FEB lat 70 ~ lon Is rs spoke 'Ais
dy Hook fro boat th,i'tsn BeIgh, Mole
Jan 4 Bermuda where She put in for repairs and pr0'i
sions) IL days. lsths TO r !. Eeyins Sons
schr Mary Price, Blizzard Wilmington, Del, days. corn to
schr Bilow tof Brun'wici Given, Cardeus. Is days.
sehI Ida Della Tsrre, Tyler Nswbern N c. 4days naval
J0k Boston Lingo Savannah 10 days, cotton, se, 70
H. Il. Scranton
schr. Ocean Wave Warner Washington N C., days cot
ton, &c. TO Telar 4 Horn
schr. Bloomfield Hamilton. Baltimore days, coal.
Sohr. :. NJ. Tyler Hunt Portland dsys In ballast
Steamer Delaware Cannon Philadelphia aud Cape May ndss.
and pass. TO \. Perkins.
Steamer Albaoss, Jones' Providence mdse to Isaac 0de
Steamer Westchester Jones, Providence mdse and 10
/. Oael
Steamer London Smith, NewLOndon. mdse and pass
to T.. H. Rockwell
Steamer Daylight, Springer Nsw-LOndOn mdse. and pass
BsTsow Pope.
BELOW--One bsIk.
enthusiastically Jamestown, Norfolk; ships Margaret
Evans, London; David Hosdey, EeworesnA
Withholding the day, from N. L.
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previous prices ewhat nominal At Boston 900 bales
Manila sold al SIC. y 10, months.
HOPS1he demand moderate at l2dlGc for first 59s
The daily sales 40 bales Common quality dull Old
quiet at nominal prices.
HAYA limited demand prevails for Bale Hay and the
ket Is unsettled Loose Hay heavy sales G7lc III per
leo N.
H0NEY-Sma sales Of St. Domingo for export have been
made We quote Cuba datypad at 67dGc in bond at $40
Soc.
RONAmericGn Pig has been sold to extent at 6236
S24 for No deliverable Elizabethport, dur
ing he season. but other kinds have been extremely quiet We
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by Telegraph.

SANDY HOOK, Feb. g. sunset-A ship in tow OF the I'm
derwer passing in the Hook No other vessel passing in
Wind n T., light; weather clear.
HIGHLANDS, Feb sunsotORe bark 3. OF the Highlands
bound In Wind n. T., fresh; weather clear.
FORT LAFAYETTE Feb g. sunset. "A bark In tow, COM
ing the Bay Ship Margaret Evans for London passed down
the NsIows steamship Jamestown for Norfolk At $50
N. WndE. N. H., light; weather clear.
BoSToN-AT Feb. steamer JOS Whitney, Loveland, Bal
timorei brig ARENAS, Fisher, Leshorn.
Below, bark Union, nom Mobile.
OF Highland Lish-shlps Essex, and Sarah, from Newo.
leans for Boston,
SAVANNAH Feb. THE steamship Augusta fom New.
Yorb, at her WHAT here o'closk this evening
kEWP0RT-AT. Feb brig Maria White Mobile for Proyi-
dence.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Feb bark Conrad from Rio Ja-
metro Dee 81 Pssei bAk Roanoke going into Rioi jan T.
spoke ship 0sny mede, from New.York.
AR. steamer Boston. New-York.
NoBFOlK-An Feb g. schr. BENZ. Wlls James River for
Boston with loss of aa and spa and complete
week.
Also schr Edwin Wilmer baltimore with loss Of rudder.
In Hampton RosdsShp Silver STAR of Boston, om Balti.
for California with Of adder chain Schr samuel
SGnhreYo
9here has beer heavy n. =. storm to-day
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Mark esscisETOILr Esrorrrp sos TEE NJ M Iss
AsHEs-The demand fir and the MARKET Is steady 'or
both kinds; sales Of 80 ID, Pots $52 aud " bbh fe'
Yellow is 10 moderate demand ct ae
has been rather heavy and dl for lots
iIlc for Midlliss Uplands and Gulf
COFfEE-st Domingo has been active and Is higher 20
"a quiet but firm; ,ale 1850 bals St. Domingo At lslfc
Java at lSc and 200 bags Lsuayra on pVae
Java White q ft....119lst
No sir TO prime....lll jamaica
Mo s'sn., st. Demo ''' 10 d. OH
cO2i-There has been fair demand for Domestic but pcs,
have declined IN o. rs, se. Sv % ego
80 49, and per tun from yard at 81 OU % 20 roreh
CANDiEs~fhe demand Adsmantine Is fair at l7a2oc,
as brand. Plain Sperm command 4Gc Patent SSc; .,.,
:. SS sna Rolls and Blazers a. soa3c nion.hs Refined
got quiet but held wis increased hrmnes at Ifo.c easn
Hht stocl Offering prices rmer sales of 10000 10 light and
heavy at 2ld22Ic., cesh and months
dOa nS Fo.s s pssSiaTy the os owing to the
supply oaerpg 81 0omirso lockwood held at ~ ooG Sis
sSs Cuba Fn,c at 43i $o5 fsnpco do at 52t4 SaS 10,
bOsoo s22 s2a MsseaoO and ssssns ss 80 So
nm " : 9Sa = IS, and Csmwood at ll5a SIPS:
FLOUR AND MEALThe demand or Weten sh o Seo oe
Iii the arrivals limited and there Is GOOD ioe era sGS
10 Ind,e the trd, buy freely and there more
dirg or the Eat the sales 40 bbls at 40 oI
se and b Ts. so IS eoSs 30 for shipping brand.
Of rcupdhoop extra Oho y, gSo 80 lo hue oicaa uo
Fiours in fair demand and the grades are less plenty an
GIer; Gales Of is2 bills at IS Uv 80 % for extra
mon brands these lair demand IN part for The Yves.
Ib6es and the trade buying with more eedom the sales
are $40 bbls 5Uq5 IS for supeae baltimore @c and
So for the Ss!;s sI s NE sGS % Sal
Meal Il unchanged the demand sales of 40 bbs 80 10
for jersey sio for Baltimore, and 20 for BEaaiy wine
Buckw beat Flour is in fair demand at 81 "a @sl % v Oo ID
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The meeting was addressed by Mr.. II. Beeny, on
Machinery and Capital-their relations to Labor"
The meeting was also addressed by Messrs. james
Farman, Elia +. Hall, William Heriss, and others,
and then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09

4 FIR dom OF THE PuBLIc LANDS The regular
monthly meeting Of the Work'ngmens Political Union
Of the Eighteenth Ward was held At Coocsrt Ha, No
900 Avenne A, last evening" Mr.. Henry Wilson, one Of
tie Vice. Presidents, in the chair.
Mr.. Spencer moved resolution, which was adopted,
nsru,tipg the Hon. Benz +. Maoierre to Introduce 10
the State Senate resolution praying Congress TO
adopt bill making the public lands ffes to actual
settlers
The meeting was addressed by Mr.. II. Beeny, on
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fyeennrs 75d3 Is 0ilfowefs ,...,.3 0315 80
Bedvine a Co13 50 Seek Do-fshers.. o0at 70
Observation-Disclosures. Ia 80 Rex5aSy hasots. y 7s1s -
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Jersey en- Dbl ~ ng0l3 % Eastern, common o evgis
Je5sey 70 n0sol1 90 western WV W
TaserD choice. - O1l5 W =. =, 49,. H.
DRIED PgAcags-He g1ots; southern new wv, "'" 0'
ala IsGl6c. Viiinls, l21l7c. $4,000. w.
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q1 DsyS Observation-Disclosures sasic nj Northern,
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sI So; do Red bill. 81 oli Red, 100 buaches, 81;
GuHck y 100 punches, So
Bosros sauAsE y Dbl, 80.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

Total by on Rs,H~ FEB. s.-57o sbs. EIoss, ." Ttss
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