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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-11-15

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IN Mining Company Location Of Works,
Gold Hill Mining District, Storey county,
vada.-Notlce IL hereby given that at q meeting
Of tho Board OF Trustees Of raid Company, held
November Q. 1872, an assessment (No. y OF
Twenty-Five Cents per share was levied uptn the
aiely, In United States gold coin, 70 the Score.
tary, 1t the ofice Of the Company, Room 81
Hayward's Building, No. 419 California street,
San Franciseo, California. .
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of December,
1874, shall Do deemed delinquent, and will
DO duly advertised Tor sale at public auct or,
and unless payment shall be made before, will
be sold on MONDAY, the 3Oth day Of December,
1872, to pay the delinquent Assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
seSlr u. c. KlBBE, SecretarJ:
California street, San Franeiseo. Cal. NOS I'd
ALAMO GOLD AND sILvER
n Mining Company. Location OF Works,
Storey county, Stale Of Nevada Notice Ia here,
BY given that at q meeting OF the Trustees OF said
an assessment OF twenty-five Cents pei. share
was levied upon the capital stock OF said Com.
pany, payable Immediately, In United Statcs
gold coin, to tho Secretary, at the oftice OF tho
Company, No. All California street, San Fran
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the bth day OF Decemher, iSI2,
shall be deemed delinquent, and viii DC duly
advertised for sale at public auction, and unless
| payment shall be made before, viii be sold on
THURSDAY. tho 26th day Of December, 1872.
topay. TIC delinquent assessment, together Win
GEO. ". x. KING, Secretary.
onice. III California street, San Francisco,
California, no0 I'd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-05
VANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.
NEW y ORR, April !, 6 P. NJ

NEW DIRK, Aprll +, U L. VI.
MONEY-The monetary situation
was characterized by great strlngency
to day and the rates of interest on call
were higher than those o. any previous
dav since the present stringcncy set ln
Early loans among stock brokers were
at l-32 to Lilo but afterward there WAS
an advance to ! aud before ) o'clock
money was in stout demand at i-l6 to !
per cent.
GOLD-rhe gold market was firm
early in the day but alterward declined
slightly and closed at1l"s.
There was a report on the street TIN.
afternoon 10 the effect that the English
contestants for the control OF Erie had
compromised matters. Canada South
ern Railroad : per cent gold bonds are
meeting with great favor aud already
about $4,000 have have been sold.
Some pegotations are in progress which
materially reduce the remaining bal r.
ancc OF the loan.
FOREIGN EXGHANGE-Market
was dull and unsettled in consequence
of the money strlngency. Good and
prime bankers sixty days sterling is
quoted at 100000 Dr actual husi-
ness
GONERNMENr BONDS-Markc;
was strong on moderate business; | ).
currency It's III ll5l al ~!
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ScW York Market.

NEW YORK, April !.
FLOCR-A shade iirmer at 81 81
ra,6 20 tor superiine State; Sc SOG6 &c
for extra State; s. O59I - for choice
State: s. oOG,1 80 for fancy State
Sc 3j6G 10 for supertinc west
ern: Sc 7j@I % for common to
medium extra western; 81 O501 %
for choice do; 81 709S 80 for com,
mon TO choice white wheat western
extra; 81 O0@7 - for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; s. 3OGS 10 for trade brands;
s. 1907 - for common to fair extra s..
Louis, and 81 5000 65 for good to
choice do Southern flour shade
firmer at 81 2597 80 for common to
TO fair extra, and s. SOLO % for good
to choice do. Rye flour unchanged at
81 lO65 05. Corn meal quiet
GRAIN-Wheat, market firm and
Quiet at 81 50@l So for No. =
spring in store; 81 5S@l 81 for No. |
do; 81 7O@l Is TOR winter red western
in store; 81 769l 50 Tor amber western;
81 7S@l 90 for white do. Rye quiet
at SSIc for western. Barley quiet aud
unchanged. Barley malt quiet Germ
firm; 72Ic for western mixed afoar, and
72lc for southern yellow. Oats dull
and heavy at 53@55c for western in
store and afloat. and 54l @56c for Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork is firm at
sl2 S7@l3 90 for new mess; $40 50G
10 IS for prime mess and Sl2 80 for new
prime mess Beef steady at SO OO6
10 so for plain mess, and SO 506
IL 90 for extra do. Beef hams steady
at S23 O0@27 90. Tierce beef is
dull at SIG OO@lS 90 for plain
mess, and $40 OO@2l 90 for India do.
Cut meats steady at Sf@9lc for hams,
and 5@54c for shoulders; mlddles
quiet. Lard dull; sales $50 tierces at
S3@Sic for No to. prime steam, and
SIC for kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Is dull at ll@24c for
western and 24@39c for State.
CHEESE-Dull at l3@l9c for
common to prime.
COTTON-On spot "Opens dull and
shade easier. We learn OF sales of
800 bales at 22Sc for low middlings
and 234c for middling uplands.
PETROLEUM-Qnlet and without
decided change at l2!c for crude and
22sc for refined.
TALLOW-Steady at Si@9c.
WHISKY-Dull at ss@ssIc for
western free
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with the wish of Mr.. Faulkner, who
desired to reply to Mr.. Marin.
MR.. FAULKNER,

MR. FAULKNER e ~ .zvH
Mr.. Faulkner said that ten distlnc
PROPOSITIONS resting upon the Constitu'
ton of the United States had already
| been incorporated 10 the proposed Con-
stitution BY the almost unanimous
vote of the Convention aud no person
had objected that these things were
UNNECESSARY and he knew of no gooc
reason why objection should be made tc
This He believed that iu every former
s'aveholding State they had placed
such a provision as he proposed in then
State Constitution. He preferred to
| have the principle rest upon the State
Constitution rather than upon the
higher power of the Federal Govern
meDt; but whatever might be the fate
of the proposition he felt that he had
discharged his duty by offering it and
asking its adoption.
THE VOTE.
Mr.. Miller moved the indefinite post
ponement Of the subject before the
House. Mr.. Ward thought the prcpo
sition wholly unnecessary and tending
to reopen controversy that had been
long settled.
Mr.. Criswell moved the previous
question and Mr.. Farnsworth called
for the ayes and noes The vote re
suited as follows:
-AYEs-Messrs. Arnett, Basel, Bee
Boggs, Brown, Byrne, Campbell. Grim
Gushing, Davenport, Dickinson, Fergu-
son, Terrell, Fitzhugh, Gallaher, Hay
mond, Hall, Harding, Haynes, jackson
of Wood, Jackson OF Lewis, Johnson
Of Wood, Johnson Of Tyler, Knight
Leonard, Lurty, Martin, Maslin,
Mathews, Miller, Moffet, Monroe, Nor
gan, McCreery, Osburn, Pannell, Park,
Pate, Peerce, Pendleton, Randolph
Robinson, Roberts, Smith, Station,
Strickler, Stump, Thompson, Trayers'
Waggener Ward, Warth, Wheat, Will
son, Woods, and Mr.. Presdent--56.
NoEs-Messra. Atkinson, Crisweli,
Farnsworth, Faulkner, Hagans, Kant
ner, Pipes, Prince, Pugh, Snider and
Willey-ll.
MR.. BROWN, OF PRESTON.
During the. calling of the roll, Mr.
Brown asked leave to explain his rea-
sons for the vote he would give on the
proposition Of the gentleman from
Berkeley. He said that about forty
years ago he witnessed the profound
sensation produced by the memorable
speech OF that gentleman in the Virginia
Legislat Ire on the subject OF slavery !;
a speech-probably the best effort OF
his lire-that was read all over the
country, and throughout the North met
with decided appreciation. lie said he
then symplthized with the gentleman
in his effort to awaken the country to
the importance Of the question OF
abolishing slavery by some gradual
process; and that he would have actc l
with his State at any time in an effort
of the kind. lie had no sympathy
with those that would restore slavery,
if such there were, and, believing that
We had in almos, every article OF the
proposed Constitution given evidence,
both expressed and implied, OF our
condemnation of human slavery, he
deemed anything further unnecessary on
that subject, and would vote for the
postponement Of the proposition.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-05
HujI,iiuy Lots For Sale.

,,FVR THE FOLLOWING EITHER
| n wholesale or retail: Lots No. II In
: ,u,rr q: No. } In Square 5; the south nall
v: so. lIin Squarr 10; No. IA In square III
. <Hurr H.: no. lin Square Il; NO. , IN
: ,uar,. y: NJ. = In square Il, and No. ~ In
vision r..
Also. i.u.. ~. IA Square -; No. - IN
,...iIrr north nilfOf M. II in square ~:
S. IN ~uptr.--: No. - in square II; No. ii
u - ,l,. ! :: No. II in square IL; No. !: IN
: irlc I-. - !! la ~uu are !, anu ~: - III
ne. y An situated In the subdivisions
.l0.I r..,w,ll estate. ~
l. q. HUGHES,
70
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Ciaclnnati Market.

-.-.-----,- CINCINNATI. April 4.
COTTON-Steady; middlings 22ic
GRAIN-Wheat at 81 6691 g.
Corn firm at 47@5lc. Oats at 3S@42c
HOGs-Receipts 1900 prices at "a AZ
GA 60.
MOLASSES-New Orleans 55@6sc
OILS-Linseed at SIC.
PROVISiONS-Unchanged. Mes:
pork, Sl2 90 Bulk meats, shoulders al
3,@4s clear sides at &c. Bacon, poor
demand; shoulders at 4sc clear sides
at &c; sugar cured hams at l04@l2cY
Lard quiet at Sf@SAc.
SUGARS-Quiet; New Orleans 94@
l04c; Porto Rico ll9@l2c.
SEEDS-Steady; clover 5000 tim
othy So 00@3 10.
TALLOW-Atss9Slc.
TOBACCO-Steady.
WOOL-Pulled at 70@1jc.
WHISKY-At SAC.
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,a,iona. Road Business stand
for Sale.

,N Authorized TO SELL A FIRST
~. Tsvrrn stand, situate i'll Ohio coun-
:. ' ON The National Road. The improve,
.,, WI. consist in good house OF nine
.',,,'rs NECESSARY outhouSeS and staoIlng
,rrnmmodaiiOns Tor fifteen horses. me
.,rn,nd<, about four acres, are occupleu III
n,rf with a gOnt orchard ana NeSt'anie g"i
lam Enrtha right sort OF man, this -
,ir.ruD chance for "a gpol money naKlAS
Investment. Possession a. once.
tho. O'BRlEN.
,...,.., Real Estate Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-05
SnIc Of Foundry Fixtures.

OFFER Ar PRIVATE SALE THE
| Patterns, rlaSRs and Fixtures in Union
,4nirv. belonging to the late firm OF w
.. Miller eCn Tie purchaser can secure
,.,.nHahla I,aS,. OF the Foundry and
.r,.nIS. The building is 81 It. by % II
.p.,a,lv located, with good light which can
u h.. oD>,ructed, aud contains all tue
.,,.>>,ry appliances of a tirst-ciass Jo6bins
..IyIry' Fur further information apply on
..r-,ul~c> 70 Wilma.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-05
Wanted Immediately

.rv ,5m COMPETENT Statesmen,
I tar, with expenses paid, or on COM
..o 10 sell aud lease "the New wheeler
.,,.,n" sewing Machine. Wagon ana
-, r.rpiSnad. For terms, &c, apply 10
yM. SUMNER & co,
Monroe st, Wheeling, W. va.
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For Sale.

,NE-HALF OF LOT NUMBER tORil
[ six I6I coraer of Fillmore and Preston
,.nrt,o Wheeling. Price 800. Also q
,,,,>...-oTI Frame House, with six acres OF
.-.,TnI near the town of Triadelphia. Inc
,,. .ar' lace is known rs part Of the Baguiey
r' ',,y ., For particulars inquire al the
+ ,y Gf,irr OF r. g. CRACRAEI, or OF
'''" /. CHAMBERS HERVEl,
Auctioneer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-05
Auction.

mar I,TDERSIiNED Is NOW OPEN
800 n General Auction Room at No.
! Market square, formerly occupied by
mixers, Thornburgh & Co. Consign'
.....,,, Of All kinds of goods and merchan,,
49, solicited. Auctions on Tuesday ana
rJ,v evenings and Wednesday anu SAT,
mornings. Sales OF r al estate ana
+ CHAMBERS HERNEY s. co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-05
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April 1.
FLOUR-Dull and without change
GRAIN-Wheat fairly active and
higher No. 2 spring 81 2l@l 2lf cash
or seller April. Corn higher No. . a
3Si@3S4c cash; canal corn 4O@4lt
afoat for No. 2. Oats firm and in good
demand, No. 2 closing firm at Bic
cash. Rye quiet; advanced 4c; No. 2
7Oc for regular. Barley firm; No. .
sic for regular.
HIGHWINES-Steady at SIC ior
iron bound.
PROVISIONS-Firmer and higher.
Mess pork sll 40 cash. Lard SIC
cash. Dry sailed shoulders 81 1908 80.
LIVE HOGS-Dull and easier at
81 0094 40 for light to choice lots.
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w a ~ TED.
- SALE.
W n. RASSETT,

INV and County Auctloneer.
,yrrr ATTEXnTOSALES PROMPTLY
II and M reasonable rates. Please call at
CIARK'S Law Once. corner Monroe
Fourth sts., or STONER HANhES
. me store, Market street. Jao-So
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-05
Rent.

'i,uE SrORE-ROOM AT PRESENT o.
| rlpied hy FearruS Whally, No. 1877
gkrt street, directly opposite the CITY
.Itiug-one oi tue best r'taii business
.ani> in the city. Possession CIV n April
ISL. Apply 10 ,,u,
miTl1-n IACoS IA ilA.
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For Rent.

.NEipND AND THIRD STORIES OF
> Franklin insurance Company'S build
Us. For particulars apply al their Office,
Hs.IN ~ VI REILLY. mari-h
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FOR RENT.
E0s. Rent.

ltKGE ROOM, WITH SPLEN DID
! light and power for machinery. Also,
,'arr small rooms, with or without power,
tai one large warer0Dm. Possession given
list Of April Apply al office OF star FoIn-
p. BENJ. FISHER.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-05

~ \ GOOD BUSINESS STAND.-THE
Warehouse, No. 3 on Monroe street,
di."Iuing the merchant tailoring es-
'',.>hmrnt OF Thomas HUI sheS & Co. Pos.
,''>i"n given on first of April, or sooner II
'Nicd. For terms, apply to
NJ. REILLY,
-rb2;h Sand 81 Main street.
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For Sale.

.rIE PROPERTY or JOHN u. CHAND-
Irr, ON Hampton street. For terms in
urc ~ VI. A. CHANDLER,
,',.,rl.b Al First National Bank.
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For Rent.

,NuE Room NOW OCCUPIED BY TH::
| Street Railway Company. in Mcclure
h'n>" Bliiding. Apply TO
'rtI JDHS NrIURE
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Undertaking.
FRIEND q son,
l54 Main street.

ALL THE LATEST IMPROVED
n styles Of FULL GLASS METALLIC
designs In Llnipgs and Trimrnings. Pune-
raj calls promptly attended 20. MARI
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-05
NeiII & EIIingham,
Wholesale GrocerS,
No. ~ Main st.

80 barrels Flour.
~ barrels Rye Flour.
80 haIfbarre!s Lake Herring.
~ half barrels White Fish.
81 half barrels Nhckersl
dOquartsr barrels Nackerel.
10 kits Aacksrel.
- barrels choice y. q. NOIa.sez.
- barrels choice Golden syrups
~ hOgsheads choice y. y. Sugar.
10 hO2shsads choice r. X. Sugar.
6hOg,heais choice Demarafa sugar.
30 barrels Refined sugar.
800 pounds Peaches, and rs.
- kegs choice Lard.
10 tisTces choice Lard.
100 bags choice Coffee, &c. Re,
Arriving and for sale al loyost cash
prices, 10 which We inyi,s the attention @
buyers before purchasing. marI5
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Wanted-A Partner

rru 5000 TO 5000 CAPITAL, IN A
" ldrst class paying business. Machniss
I'D Or viii pay II per cent for the
PIeStal and wages Tor the man, WIZ, ftaE Pf nne
ilege o. Elrraferred. Real estate security ior
veal n II p For full particulars adoress
ne a sLi until the 18th of April.
anr3-a -------------------
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WANTS.
Wanted.

,zryMAN TAILOR AND CUT
JOUhNI rst hiring GOOD rec0mm eno"'
4 TE 10 character and sobriety'
Apply i''' Wallace & BRO,
Martins Ferry, o.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO. April 1.
FLOUR-Is Quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat is lc better and
quiet: amber Michigan at 81 SO. Corn
is shade better and in good demand;
high mixed 47ic; yellow 4Sc; Michigan
4Sic. Oats quiet; Michigan 39!c.
PROVISIONS-Heavy; mess pork
held at $l2 SO. Lard held at Sc.
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place WaHte0

Sror1r BOY, l6 years old, In q
DY A SLoot Misunderstanding house, or
b BUSHES sise Has G had experience In busi'
u an and writes well. 80,
address W Va. apr4-r
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MIR MARTIN, OF TAYLOR.

Mr. Martin said lie was sorry .tha'
the gentleman from Berkeley had intro
duced the proposition in question. for
he had a very high regard for that
gentleman and disliked to vote IN oppo-
stion to his wish. The proposition is
already embodied in the proposed Con-
stitution OF the State, because it is there
in distinctly declared that the Constltu-
tuition OF the United States is the
supreme law o. the land, and the
Thirteenth Amendment which has been
made to that supreme law contains the
identical proposition which It ia pro-
posed to now reiucorporate IN the Con-
stitution Of this State If it be necessary
to recite any one of these articles OF the
Federal Constitution, why not recite
each and ell OF the propositions Of that
Constitution and adopt them in exact
terms? He thought the proposition
entirely unnecessary and its adoption
would accomplish nothing He recog'
nized the fact that slavery is extinct
and will never exist again, but thought
it wholly unnecessary to reiterate here
an acknowledged and interchangeable
fact. As the Constitution of the United
States already contained the proposition
made by the gentleman from Berkeley
ard as that Constitution had been
formally declared to be the supreme
law of the land, he saw no propriety in
the adoption Of the language proposed
by Mr.. Faulkner.
MR.. BASEL, OF HARRISON.
Mr.. Basel said that he had examined
the Constitution OF Illinois which had
been accepted by some of the members
as the embodiment OF all wisdom, and
he found no such provision there as
that proposed by the gentleman from
Berkeley; he therefore called for the
previous question. but subsequently,
withdrew his demand, in compliance
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-04-05
SLAVERY.

Debate upon Incorporating into
the Constitution Of West virginia
the Thirteenth Amend ment 10 the
Fedora Consultation.
At the opening of the session OF the
Constitutions Convention, on Friday
morning, Mr.. Faulkner submitted the
following as a section to be added to
the thirteenth article OF the Constitu-
ton:
Neither slavery nor involuntary
servitude, except as a punishment for
crime, whereof the party shall have
been duly convicted, shall exist within
this State"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-05-16
Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

MONEY MARKETS.
LONDON, Nay Is.
Noon.-Consols 90. Bonds SEX.
Ey"uing.-uonsols c.osed at s3 Tor money ana
| 93H for account. ~- ,,.,.
-'''i'''0 '> PARIS, May 15.
Noon.-Rentes 54f TIC.
Noon.-Freiphts steady. Stocks strong. Gold
dull at 13x. Money frm at Exchange-lone
OK; short 1oK. Governments strong anu seeauy:
Observation-Disclosures frmer Money easy st 6a7 On
call txchange 9si. God at l3Xal4. Loans to lol
Carving. Governments steady; new dves l1X,
eighty ones lSH, sixty.twos lSH; Tennessees 1oN
new 7oX; VrQinlas So new 56; Lonlsianas 6s, new
60; Ievees skies. 80, eignts 10; Alabama, eight.
a. Dyes go: 4eorgias, skies 10, SeVens ~; Nurtn
CarolInas SO, new 2OK; South Oarolinas Al.
COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May Is.
Noon.-COtton opened strong; uplands lid,
Orleans llHd. Monday aud Tuesday next Will
be holidays IN the cotton market.
Later.-Uotton strong; upIands llallhd, Or.
leans llka11Hd; sales 20, 900 bales; speculation
and export 50Uo bales.
kEw YORK, May 16.
Noon.-Cotton quiet; sales l2o bales; uplands
23Xc, Orleans 24kc.
-'|-0' PHILADELPHIA. May 15.
Cotton quiet; midslIngs 24c; net receipts 2os;
gross 1858; sales $50; stock 900 bales.
BALTIMORE, May Is.
Cottou strong; mtddlngs 23Ic; net receipts
295 gross 1885, exports coaswse $50; sales 496, 80
'"'' 0'.-'e' NORFOLK May Is.
Cotton ouiet: low mIddlings 22c; net receipts
2lO; exports coastwiae 40; sales 90; stock 22ol:
WILMINGTON, May 10.
Cotton nrm; middliugs 2Hc; net receipts Ii;
stock 24s8 ba!es. -
Cotton firm and in fair demand; offerings light;
middlIne 22k; net receipts l.9 bales; sales IS;
AUGUSTA, May I5.
Cotton quiet and steady; middlings 22H; re-
sN'PO' ~ '''|'' MEHpHIs, May 10.
Cotton quiet; middllngs 2221a2ac; receipts 1ss
bales.
Cotton firm; mlddings 22Xc; net receipts 30
o"ie'' ''''' -'''' ' NEW uRLRANs May Is.
Cotton active and higher; mldding 2shc; net
receipts 265 bales; gross 2s'; expo,ts W hau,.
burg b. $50; to Genoa 1851; sales 5000 STOCK
69,04l.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. May 15.
Noon.-Breadstufs quiet. Lard 4os Cd.
NEW YORK. May 16.
Noon.-Flour dull and deellnlng; Wheat ull
and heavy. Corn dull aud nouinally lower.
Porg 0niet: new mess sl3 Is. Lard dull; steam
skasXc. Turpenune firm at 6sasshc. Rosln
auIeL and nrm; strsiuen So 10.
EyenInp.-Sourhern -four dull; common to falt
extra s8 75all 70; good TO choice sll 25ala 80.
Wniskey rrmer at 90c. Wheat heavy. 3i5c lower;
aiuter red Wes ern $2a2 US. Corn heavy ana
lower western mixed float 75a76Hc perk quiet @
and steady at sl3 76a1S s0 Lard 8AaeHc. Tur-
ST. LOUIS. May 16.
Flour firm; double extra wlnrer s747 IS. Corn
firm Mt a. .4iHc. WhlsKey S3Kas4. Pork $1256.
O,ear rib sides 7Ha7Hc. LAID S1c.
CINCINNATI, Nay Is.
Corn advanced to 53a64c. Pork and lard un-
changed. Bacon steady; sldes 7ha7hc. Whls'
key advanced 70 S6c. ,,,.
Provisions quiet aud firm. PORK $12 70. sides
7Ha7Xc. Lard 9al0c. Whiskey 1rm at S6aS6c.
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Passengers.


Per steamship Geornis, for New York-Miss
Winta, Chas Wints and wife, Mrs and MISS Lea
witt, B Buker, ] y lIOlden md vile, MRS iapeT, =
W Morgan, A sherman, Wells ana Wiie, d
Stewart. Master Wells, Geo johnson and vie !as
Heaiy, two Misses Johnson, n Wilson, MISS LS X
VII on, W aallock, miss HaMoGR, LANCE EAT ars
e Young, Ernst schramn, Z Russell, MISS kus, t.
SELL b Sprlnz. Mrs ID Pa Ne, Master Payme, mlSs
Berry, Ralph Well and VIE, MISS ARG.s ssaw weis
Dalrymple, N McLsin, VIM Smith Mrs sum;
mer child and servant. Buell. ana Wlle mr ang y
Mrs q d Slocum, Mrs Hooker. E Gregg, John Z
Cone. W wheeler, Lieut. Bates, Mrs Lieut. Potter
and sou, q Segelken. Allen g Jones' Mrs band'
man. TWO children and nurse, steane, Con,
way' wi e, two child en and nurse, Rains, w
T, Jessup and wife, Chas K BreDton, Mrs Webb: A
Howe Mrs stevens, Dr Rogers, Mlss Rogers, Mrs
and ss Morgan, W II White, Miss Whiie MISS
Meses, J Dedendorf, Rev n U walker, MISS s
a Foote. Miss Walker, K Helms, Miss Noel, MISS
valentine, Mr. and Mrs Kirk, Geo T whitney, MI
and Miss Samuels, Whitney, Mrs CroWel, caas .
mclean, o Petit, O. rettlt, Miss Mackln, s
Brunnell, 8 l. Harding, wife, child and nurse Z
Anderson, Mr and Miss Shirley. and deck.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah yls
Beaufort, Hilton Head, and Way Lannlngs-Mrs
Baker and son, Mrs Crawley, Mrs McNel!y,
child and nurse, E a Marshall, HARRISON, ana
Per steamer City Point. from Palatka Tis
JacSsonylIle Fernandina and Savannan-Col
q Guile, T Il ilunt, wife and chlld, Mrs Bushnell,
B Beebe, W N Hunt. Mrs Dsball, q Brown, Mrs
Morgan and child 5r Ba1!aIa @ aIa "e peskary
Frithf j Ferguson, wife and two children, Jacob
Vsndernoo wi and maid, Mr. Dunn Grn Jno T
Snrsvne Gspt Sands Lake, IT davenport.
@ d Purser and wife. Geo Parser: Jr Drs L g g
arnnId wife snd child, Miss Arnold, Mir Mckee,
Mrs Douglass and child, aud l5 deck.
Per steamer Water Lily, from Edisto. Enter.
prise, Rockville. and Way LandinGs-Dr D T
Pone' lady and child, Mrs Col Edings, Miss Edings
and servant, Mrs O Lancaster, Mrs Il A Towles
and two children, E II Baynard. Jr, u Middle.
ion. r e Jenkins Mrs Denera and two children,