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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23
THE STEAMSHIP HUNGARIAN

TIE Hungarian left Liverpool Wednesday, the
9Th irst under command of Captain JONES' and touched
at Queeu stown Ireland, customary with the vesses
Of the line, steaming away The next afternoon lhurs
day. the 9Th inst.) for Portland
The Hungarian was this occasion on her third
voyage from Liverpool to Portland her preceding trips
having been accomplished in good time and underyery
favorable circumstances.
TIE Hungarian was a screw propeller belonging to
the Montreal Ocean Mail Steamship Company who
own seven vessels running alternately between Liver
pool and Quebec Portland or Aontea, in connection
with the Grand Trunk Railroad OF Canada, just as
suit ed the interests Of trade and travel.
The service of the line performed at latest dafes
by the following powerful Cyde-built steamers Hun
garan, Capt Jones; Bohemian, Capt Nc Master North
rritop Cant. Grange; Anglo Saxon, Capt Balantl1ej
Novs.Scot}a, Capt BorlsDd North Amer can, Capt
Alton Canadian lDewl and a new ship building.
Az all the ships of the Montreal Mail Company were
almost of copsOrt size and capacity, we IN great
measure describe the hungarian when we repu0hsh
the following description Of the North BrtOn:
TIE North BIiton il a beautiful specimen OF paval
architecture Der bows rounded to that carve Wncn
modern sbipbudiug has adopted as the shape winch
ot the least resistance to the water and the rest oil
the bull is in graceful proportion.
The vessel is go feet in length, her breadth Of beam
is 80 feet and depth of hold u feet She is about 2jyO
burden 8Dd il propelled by donb'e enlnes ot JoJ
horse- rover The engines constructed by Messrs
Tuoch a Denny, DnmbaIton, and the vessel bulls by
Mr.. William Denny & Brothers, Of the same place.
The North Briion contains four dechs-the orlop
deck, the tween deck the main and spar decks. She
possesses the same facilities for taking in cargo
loading as are to be found in the other steamers be-
longing 10 The Compapy and like them, has a steam
engine the main deck for hosting cargo from the
hold Her arrangements for internal management ut
sea or in port, are all that could be desired and it
would seem that nothing bad been left undone which
woud the safety of the paSseI gere, crew, and
cargo. Her crew, all told, amounts to ITO men-tbis
includes about 40 Stewards who have charge of the
provisions and culinary departments.
Some idea may be formed of the extent of the yes
sel, whep IN addition TO the accommodated for ITO
men OF crew, she could find space for $50 cabin and
800 storage passengers.
The Montreal Company have already lost one yes
rel, the Indiar which left Liverpool on the 9Th OF
November last and was totally wrecked on the island
of Mary Joieph, Nova Scotia, The Dist Of tina.
month"; under circumstances nearly similar TO the pres
ent as o immt date CON nuncaon could be had with
her, and much doubt existed for some time to her
identity.
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free Government.

fu'"'iu"'e' ~ "'"' ssg have TO Pay that - him,
nu'' 'N0 ~seDt ate Of plblis affairs and
.'' WV " finn nj, there appear many and
N7ns OF great change and psrversion
VI ''0 I'm <yGovernmeDt since he sees the States
.n''O's 81 tile powers Of the Federal Government
'p ""o reesop and the Federal Government en-
0'"' zrg on the States in aDother while tho Execu-
wv slsims power not granted by the Constitution, the
Judiciary iuvados the province of the legislature and
The legislature has assumed Judicial autSority-a
mixture Of powers carefully guarded aganst by our
Constitution and always hurtful TO freedom and jas
tee Beside which, he notices in the National Le2is
latuTe alarming tokens Of still greater change, when
evo,n officers of the Government declare their purpose
to deetroy the same in contingency not unlikely to
occur, aud iak opeBly of standing armies and martial
law az proper to sppers de the peaceful supremacy OF
| the civil power; when member Of yonr honorable
body has, in debate, spoken with contempt of trial by
Jury the Oldest and dearest right of ourcountrymen;
when another member has prophecied, and seemed to
court bloody strife in your chamber, and threats
OF hanging tave been Mt cred and repeated in CO.
ordinate branch of the Legislature against other mem
bers OF your honorable body.
In view of these thngs your petitioner woud think
himself wanting tn his country's freedom and safety II
he allowed usurpatioDs of power against himself in
matters however uninportaDt for it is the cusom IN
all political revolutions to proceed from unlawful au-
thory allowed in lesser things 10 great sire ches OF
usuIped power, whose beginnings he is determined to
Withstand Tberef, re he would his declaration
that bis refusal to appear before your Honorable Com
mtee lie in contempt of the Senate, but because he
believes bis rights and those Of bis feowciizens TO
be mreriled by the action of Your honorable body
and that it is his duty TO pray you TO reverse such
action and for lmsef to maintain these rights as God
.haD give bin the means.
And as in duty bound your petitioner viii pray, ke
| =. g. SANBORN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

hin for this act; tbat whelps would hound nin
down for il. he expected; but he despised the one,
and ds6ed the other His alluson, in THIS con-
beotOn, to Henry Clsy's vote for joan Qa'noy
Adams and the hatred which had pursued nun u
his grave for that act was touchDgy eloquent NoU
held the House spellbound; while his rOih'iA'
uttered in bold language and with oi'Ver e"P'"'
Tint MS vote for Pennington was a?prec'a'ed ana
approved by every person in Maryland 10, "uO''
ooipi,m he entertained the slightest r'gaEu' cna'-
leraed rustic of applause In the galleries. whie'-
was lust breaking out into loud cheer '6hea IL
was suppressed by the Chairman.
Bnt we cannot well upon the many Talent poiyt
in This acute, cutting, bold, defiant, eioqgeu
criticism of the impairment ioferrneddling of nalg
nant Democrocts and c0wsrdIy Americans in tn
affairs OF Mir. H. Winter Davis. He wac lstene,
to closely, not only by South Americans, to WHOM
be politically belongs, and Republicans, with woOa
he often votes, bat by all the Democrats in tn
the House, North, and South, except some hall
| dozen noodles and n0nentties like Extra Bal
SmItb az d Alabama Houston, whom nobody respect
or ever follows.
But, after all, The feature which deserves to al
tract the chief notice in this entire matter, s nc
the ability and success Of Mr.. DaVis's speech whc
viewed from an oratoFical standpoint, but th
Growing consideration, that he gave the vote fc
Pennington dehberately-tbat, in the face of th
most malignant opposition, he justifes and viGd
Gates that vo,e-tha: the Maryland Legislature d.
nounces him for that vote-and that he, in his plac
in the House, defies the Legislature, and appea
from its Judgment TO that Of his constituents II
STANDS BY HIS RECORD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

Second qnsy includes the hest sass,sd or.D the has. stall.
of BuIla ar The refuse Of lots.
eHgyr-Frirs Druds cossets and when tboss Of ipdor
quality are fb,sRn osi.
the Easteyn Railroad n th
TON and Lowe and the gchbuE; Of those over ID,
Fiichburg rom Albany.
RyNARTs There WINS good supply Of Cate ana Sheen t
market TODAY The Cattle OF rsher better qusiy
last EEK pces bsh by 25c cSti there we're
yerv fine River Cattle sod az bizb cW The ady,rce
Sheep week brought larger supply this week enss-
qnepy reaction in prices buyers not anxious 70 preh-s
az less ct a decline Of 25062c. q head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

iun, b.,,er tone and bore Our Sok Is rednc'd
10 m eco bu,bs Prices tend ard the close Bssey nae
improved and hiss been qe active mainly for the sol.n
and with iqbt arrivals aod stock reduced 20 about sVVD
bpstes the tender cy now upward. Oats nave been
In better request, and have advarcet 9TH Hgh arINs'
and ,pscn tive demand particularly -tats )4 iDese
ar. no, plenty spd hvote article With tue tr4ds
The stock about bush Rye has improved slightly win
fair demand aad limited the stock isght aud no d-s
firm az the close nncu1ied with the rsce pts and mas
ol3 anil, m civ for the and City trade and ,e lin
tpd dsmshd t-r Whe f Ga.zow and Germany-hs latter
Tor esdbut The export demand Is restricted by the exe ne
rates cnrren, we az, hou stock of moment either old or
White Beans have in fair dsmind ana are plenty NJ
ala rs or medium and 37im& 90 for the better ko|s
Canadian Peas hsye BEN Ia fair demand a. Dd8qc bash
soutb,m BlackFyed Peas steady the demand light at
49, "a go. -.fL- h.I-hn VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23
MARINE JOURN1.L.
PORT or NEw-YORK,........FxB.


Standardization, Skinner, Norfolk, Lpdlan 4
Hsincken; st. Touis. Hudson, NewOyc1ns
-Dreadnought. 5amres Liverpool - j. C. S3mler,
Yonug, London, Durham X Dmon ~,
Bsrks-sea Dueb Peabody Rotterdam, toneh Meincfe;
Albsrins Barton Havana, Moses Taylor Col t. b. beFam,
Nichols Mobile.
B,igs-A. P. Fluter Flye Porau.Pripce G. q Peters,
J. NJ Sawyer Bradley Portland. Yates Porterhed D To-
SchoonefsS J. WsrDg Smith, Savannah NcCready NOR
CO. Transit Knowles Wilmington, Me- ready, sior 20
Y w Tborne Davis Fan River; J. II. Youmsns, Peterson
Washington, Bsysrd Higbee Wilmington A. Moore Pike,
Hsvaps J. q. eager.
Sloop--Tbos Hull, Hull, Providence, muster:
acknowledgement. Crowen Portland H. u Cromwell
Co OctoraHa. Fo@ler South Amboy.
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Nv TeIeurnnh.
SANDY TOOK |

SANDY EQOK. Feb p, sunset.-No vessels IN ssn" VIM
fresh from :. =. w. weather very thick , , u-... AZ
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2A-Arr ecss n h. ~ W ,va,tber
tanzas; G. H. Rogaiz New reans-bad very u's'y
which sph sails carried away gam and shh'ei cargo De-
CUAHi FSToH Feb 2l-Tbs u 5. mail steamsh Col1in-
b c. N Reny from New.York arrived here 4oc1oek
H MINNIE Feb p Arr brig Linda from Toal,r Kive
Mexico via Rev West where she pn IA IN dSes' Ao ~
rom somhero, via Wilmington " u where she
t a. & los of ssils leaking. Also arr brig g. ouns nom
@ had experienced heavy weather and lost boat and part o.
'esAVXNNAH Feb. 2lAn ship Sir James Lawrence, from
4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

ISDIANsAEDMA IIoGs.-Weaye informed, says The
T0pka (Kanfas) IribuHc, that several Hogs, hich
were bitten By dogs and had mad from the effects
were picked up and eaten by the Raw luda H. and that
the Effect on them has in many instances been first "a
swelling OF the body and head, then raving and mad
pesr followed by death. During the earlier stages Of
tbs disease the impression was that il WAS smallpox.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23
DiaRsfers. Ac.

THR THREE SsERs outward bound returned ana Az
ohoIed in the Bay yesterday. ~
sAyANSAH Feb 2lIh. crew of the ship Union, ffom New
York bound New-OIlrans previously imported "rcc.ed
have anyd here potion OF her cargo mas osrn AZ
taken to Nassau They report Feb another snip ashore on
The Gingerbread The of the ship As and som So,,o
for New aso Ited ssh0re) arrived here TINS morning
ny icssranh kllM God Walter secy board lndeIM.Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

The Opposition party in Lauderdale County Teuu,
in recent meeting, passed resolutions approving the
OF tie Hon. Emerson Etherige in Congress- and
recommending John Bell and John j. Crittenden as
candidates for the Opposition Presidential nomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23
Passengers Arrived

IN senmship Prime Aibcrt, from Galnev-W Crswssrd
Gore NJ and Mrs. sbsv ard son, Mr. and Mrs Hele J. Pu
son John Mitchell X r. Duggao Miss Mary Flehnsry Mr ao1
Mrs Armstrong Mr. and Mr.. Downing freeman, o. H. r
br C. and HuIwick Mr. and Mrs Baxter, ard 39 10 the
steerage Eyo. John " Wv ~. Newman United states
Con.rI George Flnsley. " NJ. Nugent, W. H. Damn, s. o.
Archibald, and In the seersge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23
Cambridge Cattle Market.
REPoRrEp ron TnR N. Y. TarnuxE, nr Oso. RI

kSPoR1kp goE TnE N y TnlnuNE hr go 10 D1 Ia
Whole number of Cattle market 7sJ a6ont 90 aeenJ
1876 StoTes consisting OF Working Oxen, Mich Cow" anu 0'
w o, aud hTee-y ear-Olds. - -. 20, a -, .,.it,.
PEiCEs MARKET BEEP-Erra 81 e36 81 soi nIss auAy
81 10 second quality IS 30; third quality, - W"
PRiCEs SToRk CATTLE.-WoIklns oxen W Paa, IT,
Cows and Calves, b35a Asa TS6 so lenns' H0"'
years old fl7G429; Three years old tE9I 40 1Sasa
Sheep end Lambs, leo at market Iloes ~ - ~ ia
So S3each; Extra s4a 5ds6, OF nom tao.o' . w.
'' M snrn FRoa ZACH STATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23
ITO LANDLORDS 49,.
AND OWNERS or REAL ESTATE
John KANANAGH,

REAL ESTATE BKUh En- MD IIUI 5f' AV'ENII
No. TsB siNthsy., Newiorkp
Can let 6css, tenants one half Of tue Island o. hanha'i
in HOUSES at rents nom 600 to &l,Oc0 year.
REsGRENCH;
Tavnsend Nnpbnrrn A Co. NO I6e Broadway. Newly ORA
Dennis,own Rich Brewster No. Il Dey-st., Ne"-ioA
s. n. Staats. No. 2S3 Pearlst New Nork
CLARK 4 Scodeld, No flett-st., New.Nork
r. ". Lowber No. 81 Wall st. Newly ork, .
VIM. II. Leggett, esd, Ne. East lothst, Ne~-hsh
Jordon L. Mott No 26i Naterst, New orh
Crystal Donoiue No. 2l6 fe.rlst, New y ORA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23
Mnrkets-Reportea BIZ Tlegrapl.

BALTIsoHE Feb 2!.-FIouR quiet. WneAr steady. Corn
less firm at 14d16c MISS Porn firm, at $80 IS rs WHsIy
duh AZ PIE.
cnARIEsroS Feb 81 coTroS-sales to-day 1900 bales'
market depressed.
sAyAsNAn Feb. ,L-CorroN-sae, to-day 1850 balesi
IA e
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N'AShA 'H SsitIs. sheep s Lambs. Horses


Hidss CGGls y N. Talow, 707lc. q h. Pelts, Sl Ad
al ~ each. CAlfSklns, lONlic. N.
B~Bee Extra and fir. quality include nothing but the
beat, large, lat, stalled Oxen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

COBMOs CoUscU PROCEEDEGs.-At the meeting
Of the Jersey Civ Common Council Tuesday night
munication received from Mayor Gregory In whch ne
returned the Council without his signature the amen en'
10 the City Charter pssted the 9Th OF February cowinu'
nicaon received from Recorder Bedford, rendering aus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23
NEW-,JERSEY ITEMS,

WAsHrsGroS's BmrHDY.-Tha celebfalion Of
Wsebipoton's birthday in JefssJ City was no, very
general. Flags were displayed from the ysrious public
buildings, the ferry boats, and shipping During the
forenoon % members of the Jersey City ContnentaE,
headed by the Washington Brass Band, paraded
through some of the principal street. At night tbs
company gave a ball at The Hudson House. Az p m.
the Second Regiment, under Co. Gregory, consistog
Of the Washington Guard, Greeneville Guard inde-
pepdence Guard and Close Light Guard assembled at
The Hudson House for parade. They were also to
be presented with splendid set of coors from Surgeon
Ouidor. Owing to the storm the parade and present.
alton were postponed to the 9Th Of March.
A DAY or PRAYER FOR COLLEGES Union meet
ipgs of pastors for prayer and eNhortaon for Colleges
are to he held in Jersey City to-day. meeting at IL
a. m. will be beld in the First Presbyterian Church.
and in the afternoon in the UDion Baptist Church
Addresses are to be made by the Rev. Dr. Crane, the
Rev. MIR. Cochrane, the Rev. Mr.. Lucas and the Rev.
Mr.. Larew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23
rrurATrpE ALMANAC

sun-Res.... IS Sets $40 moon-Sets'.' "
HtgH DAY go.
RsnS~ g'36 He1Oate.. .li;i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

GRAIN-N has been without demand durng the week
with gbt arrivals and osay advance 10 value prices
Kinds have improved with doing for milling but
without iry export the being above
the limits shippers orders and holders generally eynce
The buoyont rom the aud South
Wet end epo serious injury the PROMISING crop Dor
d,hng the Oh River have impaired much confidence aud
usry samples Withdrawn from the market for the proen
and The rather hopeful lrom Europe has served
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23
Markets-CAnnrvLII RrPOnrnp yOa rHE N. Y. THIBvyr.

fIarkets-CAREFULIT REPORTED yos TIE n J. TRBgyE
ASHEs-1he market is quite hrm with good demand at
SIS Is for Pots, and IS az Tor Penls.
BEEsWAX-ssles are making OF Western Yellow at Soc,
COTTON-The market quiet of go bales ;ed
LOFFEE-A fa business has been done considering the
tom 'ses Of 200 bss bio at Pc 500 pockets Java aud 100
metz do at and 800 bags st Domingo, for export phi
Jsvs White y ....ls asa Maracaibo. .l2t81s
BIO fair to pnme.....2 ais al2
aio ordinary ......j alst DOmo. (c) 100 b. Gll
1o2I-Tbe demand Tor Domestic better and with light
apiys prices susaned in Foreign there is little dong the
CANDLEs-Adsmsunea are in fair demand and steady a: l7i
a2 a S DsnS ss aae ba a ira, a1d f1sp 5
for Baltimore and LSke superior New sheathng SCI, soSy
BYEW ooDS.Tbe demand is limited owing partly to the
prices transactions include 80 St. Domingo Log
wood +3 50 p tuu cash. 80 do Msacaibo Fusic Just
FLOUR AND MfHI-H better feeling has distinguished our
Flour marie the pa't week than for some time past The
mewh to tbc buoyancy that prevailed The unusual dema nd
for the Southern sa'es has impaired additional strength to tho
marhet but we DO not think this VIII exert much influence IN
sustaining prices for the that the quantity required
n"e @ =" az. S. beep cns,ed gpon as o e .n 10
bring relief which much desired at this inc az liberal
The stock in this State i about S5I COS bb in first hands The
bulk Of this Is Ley TO find here the st OF Nay and
absence Of any con,deabe sh piping inquiry especially
the stock Of Whean the state larger than usual this
cheaper here than eewhee and the supply the country II
IL wei, Known, of inter Wheat IL extremely limited; this,
coupled with the unavoabe reports from the Southwest
,pecDg the has caused the trade to stock them
selves freely with family brands aud the low grades have moved
ympshy with them but the depeion 10 rapid
could wish the close tendency Is to higher but the
business by large confined mainly to the c trade
Cspadon Flour quiet aud much wanted by the
trade especy the better grades these liked by the
sde Souil -four has been In moderate demand but with
limited siya prices have advanced particularly Choice
these relatively cheaper than at the South and cannot
be replaced hence the confidence eynced by ost holders Rye
Flour fuled steady with fair demand and moderate
Meal hes improved slightly with fair inquiry and falling
OH in The reces Bnckwhea Flour in fair demand at ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

HEMP Foreign still quite dull r6a6ic " % for Manila,
End 4ga +97 80 T. TIN for Jute American s also quiet with
limited ,aes of Dressed at 70 and Undresseda $1,000
& $50 u tm 6 mos. ..o
BIZ EsThe makp STEADY Int rather quiet sales or eO
Dry Western 20 ~ iec months reecti' bad $50 West
ern Slaughter 9d9c cash. and lloO Chsges on phVae
ieims. 49, - -
HOPS se quiet 0d ec for fair TO bes, $685. sales on long
credit be made something above these prices od are
quiet ,,,,.I.
HAY-There has fair demand for shipping and the ma
ket Is well supped: sales of 200 bales ct gc01l Loose
plenty at S7ic.0 81 " 100 ID, ...
IR0E-The densnd Scotch Zig IL less animated outr
nsl e Is 6m the advance and the same true Of American
Pg Other descriptions quiet ssle OF 80 tuns Conmon
"a do S@ede. at &8s. and - do EnR5h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23


SALT-1here baye been receipts recently and prices
nominal.
Of 2 Tampco 237 ID average at &c., lees cent CASH ego
DO 2l5 No. at 36c mos so bales Ves Cruz aud IS do ST
Domingo private Deer In light stock aud prices
rule firmly sales % ZOO N Western private terms
SPELTER has been ip fair request slightly lower
the sales week include $50 Beybeg Solbers and
si'esitn at 5!d5lc. cash and months.
SHOT in limited request a. 6,. for Drop, and Itc Tor
Buck, cash ~
sEFDS-Tbo demand Is fair Clover seed 9dSlc the
scarce at SO 25 80 80 bush reaped Rough Flax seed h
scarce and nomns at 81 55d 81 60 bnh Cacutta Linseed
has in actve demand curing the week In Boston, partly on
New account slightly enhanced rates closing quietly
but firmly at 81 b25 y BUSH the spot and to arrive
with n buyers than seller now at this rae -
TN Pig is Gull nj 2 G2atc cash Tor STRAITS and c cash.
for Banca but from commend money Pltes
ere also pgud l2i 80 rs for id y months and other
brands in the same proportion
TALLON-1he Dc nsnd Is good in part for exports prices
have advanced with light supply; sales OF 4IoO TO- at ga
Oic for We the latter rate for small LOTS and lie iofCy
Rough Fet is irm at 7c. go
quy sole, OF 100 b lots at from 20 to ?c to quality
Pulled has been in fair request ct slightly lower rates. sales oil
20 600 ID at 3dJc No City and Extra Country Foreign
Is in request steady rates. sales Ct 700 bales smyrna
aud private The auction sale referred 70 IN
last wee. issue oil as announced AMI resulted ss
Am ss2ony fleece y n s8dsg Valparaiso Unwa,hed e,
Am Full Blood merino. .old3I Am, Com, Washed i0GiS
Am and Abld Merno a. 65OS. AM Entire Rios Wa l51lS
Am Native 4BPd ner4Od44 South Am. Unwahed... 80l2
Pulled F1na...........47d52iS Am, Cordova Ws..9lGn
Pulled Supor6ne. Fast India Washed Ndh
Pulled No 88l African Unwsshe5 9dls
California .97dl2 African Washed ....l6d2s
California Fine Unwash 25dS2 Smyrna,
California Common, DO. 2Gl6 smyIns Washed. .'''naH
WHlSKY-1he market Ia firm, with fair demands saes at
23lc the close.
WHALEBONE in good densnd At fun prices further sales
of5C0 South Sea bae been made at c and 5000 North
Coast 82c Cagh Ochok is rm at BE-, Arcc az
gnd9sc the latter for choice Dav's's Stra's - -
ZlkCThe market ia rather quiet but hrm Of ale q No.
mcs.-the inside rate for Invoices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

NAVAL STORES-spirits Turpentne continues devoid OF
activity and IN the absence Of sales prices merely nomns
ranging from &c. unusually geat difference Crude
Ron in fair request and being IN light stock prices Tne
firmly: of 600 bbs ~ 67l u $40 lbs, delivered The
Medium grades are in United demsDd sales of $50 bb No q
At co. and 2Ot do low No a. 80 $40 ibs in yard Fine
qualities are neglected but White and prices rule
steadily Tar lees active, but steady 81 50 2G+2 AZ for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23

INDIA RUBBER Is in iqht stock, and with modera'e ~
aiy prices are FIRM 55d57jc for fine Para isn50c for medi-
i'm do i2c for coarse d. aud 52s a5oc for East India
LEADAD improved inquiry has prevailed under more aVor
abe forssn adyes 81 n Spanish and German as
IS GA as 70, cash, and IS 750&5 30. mos.
LFATUER-Hemlock Sole is in good demand at former
prices. Oak Sole IL IN steady, fair request.
LME-Roband is quie the last sales were at 5c for Com
mon end 81 Is for Lump $500,
MOLASsEs-Tbers change TO noice Of 40 hhds
Cuba Suscovado and 400 Cayed private terms aud
Anction Lhd inferior crop Porto Rico ct 05Ic,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-04-11

GROCERY AND PROVISION SToRE.-E. H.
BRADsHAw, as will be noticed by bis adver.
tisement in to.duy's paper, has removed his
Grocery and Provision Store to No. 8 Pbe'
nix Block, and having just received large
and select stock of articles in his line, he is
now fully prepared to "give a hearing" to
all who may approach his counter. To
those Of our readers who may want any thing
in his line, we commend him as uccommo.
dating and his goods as cheap.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-04-11

tTA,tention is dire ted to the advertise.
ment OF VANCE & PARSONS, in another col
umn. .