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lslED.

BROWN-On Tuesday morning June 8, Robcr. j. Brown in
the 6Gih year Of his age
The erd. the auiy invited 10 attend o funeral FROM
late residenc- No 2iB Madison Friday 9Th
met. st2 O'Clock without further invitation.
GRFGORY-In Harlem "Wednesday, June consuup-
ton oId-a Gregory daughter + John IT, and Cathaie
Gregory, seed ~ years aud u'or ths.
funer the residence Of spencer Gregory One
bundled yih between fift sad
nues Friday, sth mst at O'clock The friends OF
the isuiiy respectfully invited to aend without further
notice Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for Inter
PLYMPTON-At Sapleton Staten Isnd Tuesday June 3.
Joseph Plympon Colon, Of the Ia; Regiment Of United
State, Infantry, in the 7.ih year of bis age.
RUSHTON-In ths city Monday, June 4, Ellen, wife Of
Joseph kushton in the 3s;h year Of her age.
sEELEY-At Weehawken y. j. Tuesday June 5. Amelia
on, ger Of George H. and Margaret Seeley aged years
and days.
For additional Marriages and Dsafhs sac 81 Page.
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verdsger, do Mare 2 a srash P9 az prnes; T.
hut. r. H. hoae do H. d. Lyennore, Eng Oyesdsn, do
H. X. binckley Haven Hoose j. NJ Y b. q. Slal Gin
+. Wood, n. u; VIM ienshaw jr andlsdy Bait L. Braul,
Gsye,on; J. sentee, do II. oetenberr s. v Danlp. w X.
Hodges n. V; Chss brown Manchsssr; VIM pnin ~ o
Rev Scott Dublin; A. Terry, New Haven Mr. uotehkiss,
DO T. Tle%go% d. f. ~ Ss ,i.. DO . saith HaiI'
kei thsileston Mr.. Desder Switzerand Mr. Watson La
A. Duccs, ". y; Mrs W. 7. Wright n T. Mis- Thompson.
Egn, b. john T. Russ Miss Russ. Hsrford Miss shooe,
Recinsrl ny r. J. Roig Havana, L. soen, DO y. Murri
do r. s, ez, do o. H. Williams, children end syt. Bali
Harold Birmingham, Mrs ". Seinner child aud seryan W
Hcyr and lady A. H. stout j. Colt Toy and friend Mailer H.
Lofnt Mira Evans, Van Nance and lady, J. II Nc, enn
and lady Dr. Dresser and lady, NewIors Mis- Watson Miss
0alahcr burlington; H. Munos, Cuba; Don Nicolas Re
radas Cuba; j. w stout, Newbruuswick ~ Mi.- tdnis
ton Glasgow; Esabo Gonzales Cuba Amelia Raaeire5 do
Albany G. Todd, Sloan Mrs Pearo bse children and tao
servants Cuba L, Manger New York. H. fome, Hl:sna
Orleans o. NJ MsrslH Satchez, d. HOnt do j. u. EDgi-h
w.Hayen n. Hocbkis. do the Rev J. Mscken, fr.a
ton h. &. pailey Connectieui Il. Tbsbe Ecworeansi ii
kdderley wife add five children Nassau, ~ j. obedsn
RI, Rev Bishop Potter and son, New York j. Sykes H lady
tw hidden end s-vsbt do Mi Mcdowell and friend New
Orleans H. s. Sparks. Mobile; kessleT, Nsw,fofki IT,
Walsh 81 Loui. J. Withsdt, lady and two children, do
Miss Addison do Mrs Walsh do; Rogers lady, infant
md nurse New Orleans H. r. Haihue, lady child aud
Ne~ask n j. J. W. Bates Philadelphia Marquis and March
pool Judge r. A. Rot and son. Louisiana WIN Quent do
Isaac IL Tsfey T. Schultz f. Bnlkley, C.. Vanderbilt and
edy New.i ok; Wu Basins. Pilsdrlple John Morssn,
England; Thomas Darcy, Lady and child Ee~-foIk j. d. n
n EicEebe,er NeS.Ofesnsi Mons9l w. r. Young hr.
hi lsaac Gugenbeimer g. baneiro o. uenshton q liar'
dipge g. MohT y. Richardson, Cspt Palliser C. hoen,
w Scott NewOrleans u. A. Pearson, Scotland; DE- D. Pol
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eUhBEA FHOs kAoa STATE.
l.lLIn Chm A LIZ EaIuae IL
Total...........3a2

Hides sac + N Taow 6otlc q n. Prs Soc a 81 rs
each CGliskhas ldl2ic. q n. Veal Calves, SS046
n B.-Beef Extra aud f.t quality include nothing
bet large fat, stalled Oxen
Second quality includes the best fed stall
fed Cows the best three year old Steers Ordinary eou
vi Bulls, and the reiuse II lots
SBEEP-Lxs includes Cos.ets and when those Of inferior
quality thfo~n out
There were Ii cars over tho Eaten RAod E over the bo
ton and wr and Is the fchbug Of those over the
Fitchbnre were from Albany.
REsAHKs-1he market supplied with good oualitv or
Beef but salrs were dull at decline Of 2JddO d cgt rl
cattle having eject upon the consuron OF Beef 90
much So that butchers who have usually bouet from IS h p
lead per week buy not more than half the nuuoer A.
though the cattle at ibis market were healthy than
nj th.s time especially Western Sheep Oc ~ head lo,r
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Passengers Sailed

IN sieaMJp PoIg, Jor Lirep0oi-M P. L. Fox Phil Mr.
Otto fsbTirotii n Y Mn Mdrsden do + Ni'nnfi; 80
Pa. W Lloyd Savannah: Mrs Josephine Picaia a aangb
ter MADRID, Miss Draper Miss Boauy ~ u Mr. and Mr. "a
Capt aud Mr.. Scott and servant Washington; Ms,r Io5
do Mr. and Mr. Hyesed four children and two .rvsn,
n. o. Mr. aud Mrs. Bones Augusta Mi. C. ADAM A. Nj
brown ard Mss.er Brown d. T. Byne c. j. Uprte Me-
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HUMPHREY
SPECIFIC
SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.

HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES,
The Remedies carefully prepared under the direct super.
vid and inspection Of Prof HUMPHREYS In order 10 nss
tbs, great and long realized Of the pabHc namely Rene
dies for all the moro and simple ailmsn,s ofhs.
moments reflection win show that majority # a.
cases from which we suffer end de- were the commence
men, simple and tifns cold Sigh, diArrhsa pain
in the de headache hoscnsss at first Easily cured and
.ubdued time becomes consumption fever dangerous
dy'eney Group other disease which all the powers Ofms
cine fan to suest
Herein these Remedies supply great public want Being
hand simple 50 you know a. what % take PLEASANT
to repugnsnce-ss and hescs occssionng no s
while the curative effects are positive and certain they
taken and the spell is broken and the danger aysa
Other Homeopathic Medicines however caefuy prepared
full and extensive the Manual TO which you refer
in order to them always require study careul examine
ton you doub, the remedy chosen and
the result Such examination study aud such doubt siwsy,
mos. ufiendly to the sick sing and especially 70 b
avoided Nay It often strikes at the very foundation Of soc
cess and prevents result which with confidence In the Rene
ay and hence IN It's application would have been
easy.
Experience has amply confirmed the Of these Remss
for tiies and private persons being u.z,
THE xosr AND coSyESTsSr, TIE MOST PROMPT sna
RELIABLE.
Thousand. and have been using them for three
years past every section Of the country with
risbe success speak in the highes; of their sim
picity and certainty among hundreds of agents tho
uniform testimony is that they give good satisfaction to their
customers.
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Disasters. Ar.

smp o. b. Lamar. Bradley London and the Downs
Ap o. reports; April So of Fokesone during thick fog
cene IN collision with Br bark Henrietta The q l. re-
eeed very Little damage The bark lost spnt ana
cnweie May lat a. a3 lon p S. picked bale IL cotton
nat had apparently been fias been DAYS west OF
as1tucket, with bsht westerly winds and Gains.
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,HAlSfslED.

DFMITL-wILLET-At It AIMS Church, Brooklyn on Tue.
day June by the Rev ~ C. Cutler ID. ID kic ard Oemill
esd Of Newly ok, Miss Emily N. Wilett, edcs. daughter
Of Henry Willet,, ssq, OF Brooklyn.
FORD-WARD-On Tuesday. Jane s. By tho Row Edward
Anthor Henry William Ford Emily l. Visa Ward. dau Oh
ter ~ Augustls itniy wmd, esq, Of this city.
GILFS-BUcKLIN-At PhaaIn, on Monday, June T. At the
residence Of the ihdes parents by the Rev John French,
iial T. Giles Julia Buekln. all Of the above place
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Cans bridge Cuttle Maflsel.

REnORTED THE H. T. TurUsB ~ GRO. RUPP.
WEosEeDAi, June d, 800
Whole S1mbei OF Cattle market so about .ey-s and
b. Stores rosstg VI Working Oxen, Mich Cows ons
tao, and tkSrc- year-os3s.
PuoKs oE MARKET bEEs.ExtrS, 81; quality IS y;
secand quality IS p drd qpAty, =. Is. ordinary,
PklcEs srOkB CarrLE- " ofkllg Oxen, g, PAN,
SD tl5 Cows aid Gives, from t20 rs2 Yea ingB
Twoy-G-olds. sl7ds2 Tbrr.y.sr-ods, S24d b2s
Sheep and Lambs 37 Il Mar.-s price. 81 5o9 81
each; extra ~ - 90, - 70, or oD iaec y ID. Spins
Lsmbs, p5aS 70.
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by Telegrnph.

SANDY HOOk-steamer Persia for Liverpool oe,rea tha
e. a. m M No inward bound vessels ia sight Ships
W inl cderGte g. Weather clear. ' A '"~
Weather cloudy e ~ ' 'i"a ns"'
sANANNAh. June 5-The U. &. Mail steamship Alabama
Mtg. Al well. " N'' wv
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Ter RhL-SPLITTERs' BATTALIoN.-The fret meet
ing Of this organization for drill was held last evening"
at the Stayvesaut Institute. Three companies all
formed within the las few days, represented 10
full nlnnbeIs 80 far ar enrolled. AS their complete
numerical designation cannot be given until others
are formed IL distinguished by the name OF It's
superior officer. The following are the three which
met last evening:
Cant RsHees Company Captain, Seymour a Buncei
Fr. III. utenspt David MisI sesose Liesen.. " NJ pes
sdery Sergeant Rutherford second sergeant Jackson
lhiId Sergeant Jenreys Fourth Sergeant Aiphonse Total
I@pL Sleriirss Company Captain T. Sterling Fa Lieu
tenant Chas Stocking SECOND Lieutenant Cnas A. Moore
iJIseTIy sergeant edward A Mann. Total enrolled, IS.
CopG tfoIqsrs ~ SpaHy-CaIttn george hopper fhst
Li.uu lant T. Second Lieutenant ~. j. Ryan
Orderly sergeant VIM 1rayer Second Sergeant L. Beer
j. MeNiel; Fourth Sergeant N H. Rike1 Total
Utner Companies are rapidly forming, and Mr.
Henry A. Robe is organizing corps OF " lJncoin
Pioneers to constitute feature OF the battalion.
Mr. EEasns Sterling called the Rail-Splltters TO
oroer and an arrangement for the evening was eff
fp,led by the appointment Of Mr.. Charles Van Orden
as Temporary commander The latter announced that
thvse present would at once proceed 10 washington
square Tor drill parade preparatory 10 active duty thus
evening. TIE companies accordingly deployed III dou-
bic oOiumD and marched to the battle-ground, where
they went through the elemental maneuvers Ill credit
able sly le-
Tonight the Battalion viii meet at headquarters az
O'clock mil dress consisting Of black glazed cape
ana Cap, and bearing torches, with flags, VIII Ezrch
from Tie institute 10 the Ratification meet
ing, and make their first public o1Dcpl appearance.
Ffvni the eager alaen,y with which the young New
York Republicans enter into tue spirit OF tins move
m.nt there can be no douDt bat that il will prove
etectua an and 10 the good in this city, the
celebrated Nite-A wake organization was IN the Con-
necticut campaign, aud is sui proving itse 10 be- all
over the Northwest
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"WEDNESDAY, Jane Il. 1860
ASHFS-The market for both kind. il steady aud the de-
inand is good sales bb IS 81 for POTS and IS IS for
Pearls. ,
bEFSWAX-Tbe demand IL limited both for Western and
Southern sales sf 80 ID e3ic for Western and 24c. for
Southern.
COITOY-The market is steady with sales Of $50 baes
We repeat former quotations:
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53c., cash
GBAlN1bere is rnse inquiry for Wheat particularly for
SpIug which better, tle decline In ffcishts stimulating the
export inquiry; Winter ia held with seadness, and is in
den and for milling the arrivals falling off, and there
is conf dence evinoed ct the clos the shes 400
bush Milwaukee Club . 3J0 II 81 the latter prime
No 100 bush good Red Western At 40; 800 bush good
White Ia diana and McbganEt ~ sal 81; 1870 bush prime
White chCan in barrels ~ ~ 5O 800 bush prime white
Kentucky II Gj, rd 900 bush. good White Canadian at
81 81 d cred. Bailey and Barley Malt are quiet sud Prces
the o. sales noira Oats steady and IN
good demands sales Of ~ 200 bush at 3}c for uusound 500
and Canadian and i20f3 for State Corn f.
plenty early IN the Say buyers had tle advantage bot with
afe line in ire ghtf the market recovered slightly sales
1I00d bash PIC for Mixed tt c iorgound
Western AI1,d, chiefly a. &c 57l@G9c. fsrWese iecH,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC,

sIHATURR ALMANAC
sunPi.es 4:z8 Sets 1923 Moon-Rises. 10: y
HIGH WATER
Sandy Hook.. 812 Gov Island. .llOk HeD-4ate... q
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NAVAL ST0BE5-Spits TuIpentne l. in moderate request
.rd ether In buyers sales Of 100 bb- IN ship
lps order al iac and 0NeioIk bbls at and 100 bbs
II lsa4c lor rejection. aud eIchaniabe os and 4il Io
a. ,rft sud supug Crude quiet but the stock light
and urces are eaay at 90 a5a - 81. y 30 n. Common
Rosn l. y active sales Of 5000 bba patio arrive at IS
a ri SD " $40 n shoat aud delivered The medium aud hue
rrsdcs are IN limited dea and ae 0flt0 bbs No. At 81 Isl
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MINOR CITY ITEMS.-Those who do not wish to fol-
low the yachts tod ~ in steamboat can get good
view Of the regatta from the hight Of Staen Island
Among the passengers by the Persia, fer Europe,
Yesterday, were Capt Paser who, for the last three
years bad had charge of the Huds )ns Bay Companys
Territory Survey ing Party. There were siso as pas
sengers Capt Scott aud lady late MADAME Bodse1),
the Rt Rev. Bishop Potter, and John V. l. PrEyn of
Albany. $500 DIR james O. Noyes will read paper on
Eastern EaroTe before the American Geographical and
Statistical Society this evening, The gass dsls for
the Civ Hal clock which were ordered IN Europe,
arrived hsie 10 the Persia and Tuesday passed
through tie Custom House, and the duty pad. 1t
was there discovered THAI they had been broken and
were altogether useless 50 the Persia Will take out an
order Oh Wednesday for another set.- Another COM
pany of little homeless boys and girls numbering some
forty or fifty left yesterday, from the rooms OF the
Childrens Aid Society for the West under charge OF
Mr.. Ii. Friedgen. Many Of them were from the
NewsbOys Lodging House, and some were the chill
dren OF very honest and respectable people much re-
Cuced ia circumstances. The hre-alarm bell located
in the tower in Eighty fifth street. near the Third ave
nue. baby cracked last week that it scarcely
be healda distance of blocks when II is rung. 1t
has been no for about months and gu 4anteed
for one year.
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TGTATOES-1he receipts have been 10 excess Of the de-
maj and prices PARTICULARLY the common sorts
RICE r. hrm; sales OF 2S tcs Carolina at - ga - 3D.
Including over half for export ding with good deniand
IGsRs-Ihe demand for home is active especially
or GOOD grocery gaies Sses OF 33 hhi Porto RICO o. M
and thd Cube 6iG1ic slso 30 hhd Concent. ted
Nos.ses Sugar &c Refined steady with moderate ai
Abe Company have reduced their prices, as ildi
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lAdvcrtisement.l
TraE EXTENDED.
rux siOo Aso s9eO PR,uks

Tar Sioo AND SEQ PRizksii
In consequence of the limited notice through me
.fthc above oscr taking measures to thoronshy
,,sy,s Ire ssue and of consequence extend the u'ne
ss q. hereby eN tended the 10th day Of August eo
The following distinguished gentlemen have accepted inc u"'y
NJ making the SSsards;
John pay, ~se Huss Barney ers, and Edgar netch"m
ESQ Of NtwsYork the Fen 8 T. Se~ai John A. Andrew
50 and the Rev. Joha cierpon., of Mass
Nv oac sOO oF che best Poru'S Essay anF S2co for
A., S.., Iys,I EssAv ON the olowips questions, viz:
In what IL any cases does the Constitution permit tho
c, 81 The rittS witnesses io Information
40 IRE rely did l-gi.lstton =, L., . -
sn,e Of he Jsrol States size and witnesses rom
il@ir Stetes TO uierc,y aid legislation
iii In what des the Constitution permit the
Sci ate the United states 70 ~ego'e 10 merry
aid leri lsiion
fs.ays not to exceed 20 pages ctsvo, long primer
The PoprlaR Essays esent to the Hec 3 T. SEwAii,
Va s Nashu-eonst Bos;oo The LEeAi tssAYst to EDGAR
Kx,eHrv ESQ.,. No 20 NSssae-st-, New-fork
Zach Essay be submitted with motto attached the hsne
and address writer b. in sealed envelope bearing the
motto of the Essay.
WasAiEstoE jail June 5, 1850 THAppfVs HYATT
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+ quiet Tor City az bF f"7 -
bars snd bbls and Western THU at +3 20 In ouA anu T'S
IL ~. .ot g.o,a NJ,
81 Cos n 100 10 sales II 40 puneheons Ciy eo oAl
PROVISION S-The Pork market is better: with mof- q;
% den sud in part sp.cul tive chiefly for western
lie arrival. fair and the stock l. liberal Tor the so',
81 hb at II g5d 10 for new Mess 81 ~ III
Old DO II ~ tor Thin Meas; - for smell tnnp re 20
ls fos new PRIME and ly 2SGSiJ 81 TOR Ceaf IN
H. A.. srl.s are bhls Mess 40 r3, cash p"e "a
steady request for home trade and Is hrm sales q
bb NJ Ia for Country Mess; r9d 30 80 Tor
for Country Prime aud ia IL " for extra
pm Mes Beeis firmly held but Il quiet at iD elA psei
Hams are inactive ia ie. Bacon /. shide gets an ~
lair demand for export sales leo Western snort
MiJdle- (rc,iimed l0;c Lard i1mIy held ',e I.s
rr ,rir saes of bbls and cs at IiDilsc, AMI ~
l2Jc Cut Meats steady, aud In fair request SAFES 9l o
bds ard ties at T0IIc for Shoulders aud Jns4 tr IN o.
Eu,ter rs in fair demand and plenty ydlNlc for ONO ad
I2a lie for State aud Choice do 2102c Cheese u IN st
Demand for eapo aud The trade, and unchanged Saes OIL Vo
al lasc and State sale, the latter rate of extra We
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COEFEE-Aiodeste purchases making at former pices
sales of 5s Rio l2i0i5c 80 Maachbo NJ t d1i aud l0l
bags Laguaa 14c also IS bses Jamaica It lc We quote
Java, bite, q n.."l3taIo s.a.saibo.. .... ~ ri
Ro, odinsry ldaJ 81 Domingo, 70 boud a
1TORiTie demand for domestic less active though the
den snd for the East is unhmggt me arrivals are far ,o
+ 80 by the cargo @4q yard ptun In Foreign
we only hear Of small sales Of fcou sold, to ar
rive, at - 80, cash. Liverpool j. nond al
COrPERHehned ingt has been ia lively demand aud sales
of iGg0 have been made 1t prices lying ou ~ to
26lc Yellow Metal at Z0c, and Bolts aud brazirrs at Sea5c
six montLs Old shea,hns is Quiet at 20a-c. cash
CANDoFS-Adsmsntiuea are in gocdsuPpy with limited de-
maud prices favor The buyer; 1000 Empire Staten
&napps at i5lGi7c months Sperm aud Patent
DIEWGODs sre moderate request at steady mates; sale: Of
2c0 tuns ST. Domingo Loggood +l5 so li uns amca do
cash. and 80 Lawood (which in better supply
Hour And MEAL-The inquiry for Western and State
Flour is animated but at rather easier rates for the low
glaces the abatement, ipe purchased ~i' more fee
OF Western Fztrs are very difficult ale further
seon Family ESl's 'e Te asan9s ous ar 1 o s
State mainly at S5 2O 5000 IS IS for Es'f do % 80
Extra; - s0d 1T better grades Of d. IS 750 S ~
r,hp, ing brands ronnd hoop Extra Oho +6e for trade
Flour heavy particularly the low grades these arc more
plenty choice Extras quite firm sales Of go bb At - 81
IS for Spring Wheat Extras. and - sOdSl 20 Tor Winter
Whe- do. Bye Flour l. in limited d-n'Dd aud i steady sales
Of 6l bbs at 81 $50 Corn cal1s more Freely offered
80 Sta7 90 Tor Brandy wine and 10 for Pdncheons South
en shade easier sieu.y the low s Cd, the and y,
chiefly for m trade ssrs OF go bbis 10 7Jd 20 IL for 81
prire Baltimore &C. +6 2O ~ ~ for the better gIae
the latter a generally well held. We quote; -
2d 30 81 Ly.- ~ go ~
stste supefps ...5 lad 20 Sc boais ests..1 go 70
Stat. good ......5 22Ao : Isneda eht's .'.''3 @Id
state eta ...,..5 26 IS Bat ale, Owns 55d
Ohio round hoop...5 ia gl Richmond tity.7 Da %
Ohio, sxtis....t ia 81 'afiinoe ss..''..v va 80
Ohio choice oxte..5 td ~ Rye tlouf toG -
Mich Ind extra 3Gd SOL COrn Meal Jersey % sna 45
eIe-ee fancy go. @ 10, bandy ~ne 3 SUG ~
Genesee e1tfs.....I Vo1 Si Do. Puncherns 40 uD -
FISH-Dry Cod active sales OF 8poa ic1l qils
81 Georges Bsrk al - l2t n 2 MackeTt ere IN moderate
equest iGD hbl No Mass - 5oa ~ % Picked
Beng steady AID in moderate demand sales OF 800
bbs small inferior quality Bex Herring inactive bat
nriee- are UNCLAIMED. We quote
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FRUlTS-Raisns selling moderately - 4jd ~ 20
Bunch and Layers GuFIsnt- steady, with small sales of
latter choice COcoanuts have be-
demand. sales Linas
- a.. LII nl-ei,a n
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Gov. Banks has telegraphed NJ. F. G. Young that,
owing 20 the Legislature being in session, he cannot
attend the Republican meeting at the Cooper Institute
tonight
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SrxrEESTB WARD REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGS CLUB.-
A meeting of this Club held last evening, on
Eighth avenue, near Twenty-third street, and its
organization perfected by the adoption OF Consttu-
a..
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$50 bacs AIecan Lreed plEne tennis aIso 2UO baics
Manila q &C.. aud Ic do Jute AZ ~ 81, sx months
BIDFS-1he ssls moders's, ana prN3es are hrm tn,
soct oil kinds is 200O including 1ioNeJ BuerOs AyTess
ssn.e time las year laO,Ooh.
HOPSTbe d4nend moderate s2le Of ., bales t.9s at Ga
lie, and Is bAs Old at SC.
HAYThe slppy is good with fair demand ass II 1900
bslesa 9Oc ~ Tor good to prime Timothy snd 8'i G1c Tor
Clover-ed.
IRON-Scoteh PIG il sesdy at 22 sOd +23 per tun mos,
but the demand Il less acti Other kind sell slowly
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Spanish ard Ucinsn IS b2 s. and 1000 piss UsIena
about - IS, cssh
LUMBER-Easter Spruce md Pnn Timber in iair request
previous nte sales Of three At 10 II 20 usual
terms. Southern YELLOW Pine continue. naeys hear ony
Of one cargo LEVIN TinAer n priysie terms.
LIMfCOmnOu Rokland l. in fair demand; saiss OF 0O)
bbls. O. 70c, cssh. Lump ia quiet
LAJS-las'ern IN fair and with igh supply
prices have upward tendency sales Of 10000 I'll IS
moths.
MOI aSsFs-The demand IA moderate he sales euy 20
bl New ORLEANS At 59e ard 80 hhds Cuba Musc 2Gc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-07

INDIA RI BBERfine Pa Il in rcdnced s0ck and 4 hrn
East India and Csrthagea ald hm Of 5J0
SHE sales Of COO Ii Central American at 55 for W he and
c fer Black, ala months also 4S kss, previous to arrival on
private terms
haze sold better prices iho demand improving aud prices
staady OAK IS ~ good luesl AZ Iornel atrs We
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-09-29
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20 9ebra1t mureen.
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nit einem 9%erin9en Yrpft ilber ben
&plcnprsis fir Baar.
ln1ere Waaren tperoeu fur baor 9etauft unb
auf hen Martten beS SiieeuS uup OjtcnS Ypu et>
mem Mit9licb Der Jir1na vo1 lansjabrieer Grfab>
ruus int 6antel aus9ewablt, uuo tperbeu uufebl>
bar Diejeni9en tefrieoisea> Bic ms nit ibrsmSe<
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Wir wunlGen t~elunters bic characterization
3auIeuten uno 5aublern i'm Snnern sou Minne~
lota ouf bic 1batia9e su l~enteu, eoB mir Waaren
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weiter unteu an, 0luB ~Serfauft werren %fUuneu> n.y.
burt :3eit unb ~lnfo(teu erirart ,pertcu.
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rem ua9 alien Yuuftel1 Der pheru Jlii1e
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SdneQieteit.
@ir be3ablen ait Jarmer bic bE6ltn Marft
preilc fir ibre 9>rpbufte, @etreite unb Giui9ss.