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American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-25
SHERIFF"S SALE,
Bf PETER u DELA.NY. SyEp,rr

RY virtue Of writ Of vend. exponas 10 me directed
- will be exposed to public sale, at the house Of Con-
stantne MAvnney, opposite the premises in Christiana
Hundred on Friday the 25th of November nst at o.,
clock,P NJ, the following described lands aud tenemens
situate lying and being the Hundreds of Brandywine and
St. Georges, and County Of Newcastle, to wit No l. All
that extensive Cotton Factory situate the Brandywine
creek, within three miles Of Wilmington The mill IS new
and substantially built Of sone Is by as feet four stories
high besides basement story and two garret floors the
building erected in 1914 and capable Of containing 5000
spndes with all the necessary preparatory machinery
There are also on the premises dwelling houses for
hands, smiths shop, &c. There extensive bleaching
ground with never failing spring of fine water ON the
hill back, which be carried by spouts entirely over il
and into the third story of the MILL If desired Adjoining
lands of E. Dupont and others containing eleven acres
more or less.
Nos s. will be sold Saturday the 26th of Novem
Der, ins at the house Of John F. Mansfield in the village
Of Cantwells Bridge, at 9 o'clock, P. M.
No 2, A lot of embarked meadow in st. Georges Hun
dred on Silver creek bounded by lands Of John Stew.
art and o,hers containing twentyseven acres or
less No. 5, An interest for the joint life of Mrs Sims
wife Of the said Joseph g. SIMS nine hundred and sx
teen acres Of land lying and being ST. Georges Hundred
and bounded in part by lands late of Thomas c. Hamby
Samuel Thomas Alrich r. Pennington and Others with the
improvements thereon erected Seized and taken in eY
ecution as the property of Joseph b. Sims.
Newcastle, NOV y, 1925. 99-4t
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-25
PENNSYLVANIA Union Canal Lottery

Nineteenth Glass; New Series, be drawn the 1st of
February, 1926.
Scheme-1 prize Of S5o,ooo of &C. 900; 2of 10000;
of 5000; of $3.50; 80 of 100C; As of 500; 114 Of
100; 228 of so; 1,710 of20 14,564 If 10.
In this Scheme composed OF &C numhers by ernary
binaton, with nine drawn ba ts there will be 81 prizes
with three of the drawn numbers each; 2052 each with
of the drawn numbers on, and 4364, each with
of the drawn numbers ;ermiDe the fate of the
45760 tickets in the Scheme the 66 numbers from l. to &c
inclusive will be placed in wheel on the day of drawing,
and nine of them will he drawn out, and that ticket having
ON the lst I'd and Sd drawn numbers combna on
will be entitled the prize of so 900 dollars That hav
ing It the 4ih 5th and 9Th, to 10000 dollars Those
two, having them the 9th and 9TH, or the 9TH 9th
and 9Th, each TO 10000 dollars Those three having
9th 7th and 9th, each 5000 Those two having them
the 9th Yh and 9th, the 9th 9th and 9th, each $500
Thoe so having them the Cd 9TH and 8th, 81 9TH and
9th I'd and 9th, Sd 4h and h, Sd oh and 9th Sd 4h
and 7h Sd 9TH and 8h Sd 4h and 9h Sd 5th and 9th Sd
5th and 7h Sd 5th and 8h Sd 5h and 9th, Sd 9th and
7 Sd 9th and sth Sd 9Th and 9th, Sd 7h and 9Th, Sd 7h
and 9th Sd 9Th and 9h 4th 5h and 7th 9TH 5h and 8t
4h 5h and eth 9TH 9th and 7h, 9TH 9th and 9th, 4h 9th
and h 4h 9TH and 8h 4th 9TH and 9Th 4h 9th and 9Th
5h 9th and 9Th, 5h 9th and 9th 5h 9TH and 9th, each
1000 dollars All others, (beng 45) having three Of the
drawn numbers them, will each be entitled to 5U0 dol
lars ia tickets having them two Of the drawn
numbers and those two the Sd and 18th the Sd and 5
will each be entitled to 100 dollars Those 228 Tickets
having on them of the drawn numbers and those two
the 4h and 5h the 4h and 9th, the 5h and 9th or the
5th and 7t will each be entitled to so dollars All Others
being 1910 with any of the drawn numbers them
will each be entitled 20 dollars And all others, lbeing
l464 with any Of the drawn numbers on them, will
each be entitled 10 dollars No ticket which shall have
drawn prize of superior denomination, can be entitled
to an inferior prize Prizes payable forty days alter draw
ng and subject to the usual deduction of fifteen per cent.
or Whole Tickets SO, shares in proportion, TO be had
| in great variety of numbers, at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-25
IT'S STRANGE!

"HAT, above million and quarter Of money to be
w distributed in short time. Was there three
such schemes presented to the public timer Reflect
votares of Foitune and let not those glorious opporu
mites pass unimproved 1t may you heartache.
future years for should fortune smile upon you and choose
you of her favortes in the distribuon you may
hen laugh at all changes of weather. and direct all nq
rers to the jackson and Lafayette Office.
Grand State Literature Lottery of .Ns,c Tork,
Glass No 3-for 1925, will be drawn on the 4h January
mex, and finished IN few minutes.
Scheme.-1 Prize of S100,000 of $4,000; Of 900;
Of 10,500; of 5000; Of 2500 10 of 1000; 80 of
1,000 78 of 500; 468 of 100; 4,446 of so
Ticket $50, Half 25 O. IL so, Eighth 625, 10th 3128
Thirty-second Sc.
Union Canal Lottery, 18th Class,
To be drawn the 1t of February 1896, and finished
in few minutes.
Scheme.1 prize of $4,000; Of 10000; Of 10, 900
of 5000; of 1910 80 of 1000; As of 500 114 Of
100; 228 of so; 1710 of 90; 14364 of 10 Dollars
Ticket S9.00-Half 50--Quarter 2. 2.25-Eighth li2.
Consolidated State Lottery Of maryland,
ODD g. EVEN,
To be drawn and finished the 18th Of February next
Scheme-l prize OF $780, 000; Of 10000; Of 90 000
of 10o00 of 5000; Is of 1000 10 OF 5oo SO of 100;
100 OF 50 100 Of 20 500 of 12 and 0500 of 10 Dollars
Ticket S10-Haf 5-Qlarter 2.50-Eighth 1.25.
Prizes in any of the Lotteries of Connecticut New York.
Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland, Washington, Virginia.
and North Carolina will be received in payment of Tickets
in tine above Lotteries Address
j. j. ROBINSON,
No los, Market street, Wilmington, (Del.)
Nov 90, 1895.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-25
From the London Nsw Monthly .Nagazine.
HEBDOMADARY OF MIR SNOOKS THE GROCER

From the London .Nsw Monthly Magazine.
HEBDOMADARY OF MIR SNooKs, THE GROCER.
'No wonder they caught by South Sea schemes,
Who ne'er enjoy'd guinea, but in dreams;
No wonder they their third subscriptions sold,
For millions of imaginary gold -
If to instruct them all my reasons fall
Be they diverted by this moral tale
[switrs Epistie to Mr.. Thomas Snow.
Monday-Receved visit from Mr.. Macnab,
the attorney, who paid me nine hundred pounds,
being the amount of the legacy left to my wife by
Farmer Mumpford, of Ipswich, her late uncle, for
which we gave him our joint discharge. Took
him into the paror, behind the shop, when Mrs. S.
had returned up stairs, and consulted him as to The
employment Of this large sum when he informed
me that all the world were making fortunes in
South American Securities, and recommended me
to try my luck !; for which purpose, he offered to
introduce me to his particular friend, Mr. Manas
sch Mordecai; remar kaby prudent young gen
tleman, who had recently entered The Foreign stock
Exchange, and, as he assured me, already
comfortable tiled in as the phrase is.-Put on my
best coat told Jem to look after the shop, and ac
companied nIacnab to MIR. Alordecai's counting
house, whose tilbury at the door, brig sht pea
green picked out with red, and brass mouldngs, pie
bald horse, and harness covered with brazen orna
menIs bov-groom in gig, in sky blue livery, with
silver shoulderknots, vanished hat, silver lace, and
cockade; altogether the genteelest and smariest
equipage l had ever seen. Went up stars, and
found young gentleman aforesaid damnng his
clerks eyes, because he had forgotten TO order the
turtle soup and pine apples to be sent to his country
house the day before, when Ben Bubbleton dined
with him. Took US into an inner room about six
feet square, and on being Informed the nature OF our
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-25
NEXT LOTTERY

the Oxford academy Lottery, be drawn at Raleigh,
North Carolina on the 30h instant J d. Yates g a..
Mcinfrc Managers SO Ballots-5 20 be drawn out.
Scheme y prize of $4,000; of 10000 of 5000
of 1896 IL of 1000 18 Of 50O 18 of 1905 1856 of so
1856 of IS; 1888 of10; 13,950 OFFS
This happily arranged scheme is recommended to the
immediate attention of the public generally and particular
y to the fortunate holders Of prizes in the Washington Ca
nal and St Peters Church Lottery.
The official drawing will be duly received and the prizes
therein paid the moment they presented.
Price OF Tickets S5-fialves 250-Qlarters 1. .25
Packages of IL tickets, containing the combination mum.
bcrs of the Lottery, also be obtained. Apply at the
managers office, No. 90, Market Street, Wilmington
Robertson s Little,
Nov 90 apents
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-25
Cheap BOOT, SHOE and TRU Stores,
- WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
x Nos' Sc, y 100, 49,
0N J1f.4RKET STREET.
V. M'NEAL e SON

fully inform them and the public generally that they
nue to keep at both the above stands complete assort
ment of Mems, Womens Misses, Boys, and Chdren's
Leather and Morocco Boots and Shoes
Ladies' Silk, Valencia, Kid, Everlasting, and PriDea
Slippers made in the fashionable style, Of the best
materials, and by choice workmen.
Coarse Water Proof Bo0s Coarse Shoes and Lace Boots
suitable for the country market, will be furnished remarka
bly, low
An extensive assortment of Ladies', Mems and Chill.
dren's Eastern and Philadelphia made Morocco and Kid
Shoes
Orders supplied the most liberal terms, for cash
acceptances.
N. B. general assortment Of Travelling and Hair
Trunks. Wilmington, Nov. IL, 1925, 9S-3m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-25

Office, No. 8, South Sd Street. Philadelphia
T Orders from any part of the United States either by
Mall (post paie) by private conveyance. enclosing
Cash. Prizes i'll the New York; Philadelphia, or bai'i-
more Lotteries will meet with the same prompt pune.
usl attention. as personal application, if addressed to
W, c. CONNIE, Baltimore, or Philadelpha.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-25
SIX CENTS REWARD.

DAN AWAY from the subscriber, on the 18th inst an
IL apprentice to the Confectionery business, named
Ezekiel Doyle about years old The above reward but
charges will be paid to any person returning said boy
All persons forbid harborng said runaway at their peril
JOHN B. BUCHEY.
Wilmington, Nov Is, 1926. 99-4tp
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-25
LOTTERY DEALERS.

Will find it peculiarly to their advantage to make appl
cation at CoNIsEs Offices, 80, Market street, Bamore
No 8, South Third St Philadelphia, where they can be
supplied with any number Of tickets in any Of the
Lotteries good, better, terms Than any other Of
flee in said cities
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-25
Valuable Real Estate for Sale,
Late the property Of JoAN JoNgs, dec.
.at Wilmington. DEL, on the 26th of the present
month,
ALL M Snaith,s Tarcr,, or Q o,oIaaIr

AtJ. NI. omlthS s Tavern, at 2 O'Clock.
No. l. lot of land 213 #. Front street, extending
back to Cd street 247 fboundeG Jusls street part
OF which is under lease to Evan Thomas Co.. containing
in the whole about 1 acres.
No. 23 acres and % perches in Clement Creek marsl
adjoining lands of Joseph Bay and Others the Black
Horse Tavern, being divided into two LOTS will be sold
to suit purchasers.
No. 5, house and lot in Market St occupied by Joseph
Pogue as dry goods store
Conditions viii be made known the day of sale, by
ISRAEL. ID. JONES,
REUBEN WEBB,
l1th mo-, I, 1926. 95-6t Errs.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-25
Number 4O2.
WILMINGTON, Del. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 25 1925
CONDITIONS OF THE WATCHMAN.

The terms are, those who pay, during the month Of
January July, six months advance = Four Dollars
YEAR From those who do not pay above, Fire Dollars
will be demanded. If subscriber wishes decline, he
notify the editors of his intention before the first of
June or December, and pay all arrearages. Without
compliance with these conditions paper will be discon
t;nued except at the option Of the editors
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Advertisements exceeding twelve lines, for term
less than three months four times for dollar and
~ cents every subsequent insertions longer in pro-
norton Advertisers requested to specify in writing
how long their advertisements be inserted. they
wllbe continued till forbid Letters the Editors in
sure attention must be post paid.
Adverhs,ng byfheyear.
To Subscribers. To Non-Subscrbers.
year A5, % lyear S18, 90
6nonths y, 20 6montha g. so
3do. A. so do. S, 90
JOB PERMITTING
DONE AT THE
WAHglZAlGgAAAlEl4AAE @YEpIG3He
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-11-25
SUPERFINE
Sealing Wax,

tqua. to any mported-warrantcd to burn free
and stick we'll. Manufactured by Kurlbaum
Philadelphia For Sale at the Watchna an Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-24
MURDER AND ROBBERY.

Fredericksburg, May 2l,-On Wednes-
nesday night last MIR. VIM, ELLISON, Of
Stafford county, living about nine or ten
miles from this place, was murdered,
aud his store robbed of all its dry goods
and small amount of money. MIR. f.
was found the next morning about thir-
ty feet from his store door, where he
had been dragged by the murdercrs,
having received several blows from
heavy clubs which were found near the
door, and where the horrid act, it seems,
was committed, and which was finished
by suffocation, as the marks Ut the I'm
gers and nails of the assassins were still
visible upon the throat. MIR. Els store
was about quarter of mile from his
dwelling, situated upon the main road.
He was harmless, inoffensive man
4 good citizen and neighbor, and an
affectionate husband and father. The
verdict of the coroner's inquest, MUIR
der in the first degree. Herald,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-24
Charles Co Orphans Court,

NHdTICS OU vi FJIIoI'o NUUTt Z,
.AprH Term, 1925.
nN application in writing of Joseph Green
\ and Thomas Rogerson, administrators OF
Charles SewaIl, deceased, Ordered by the
Court, that the said administrators give notice
to the creditors of the said deceased, (by
publication in any newspaper published in the
town of Alexandria, once a week for three
successive weeks, to exhibit their claims on or
before the thirtieth day of November next.
In testimony that the aforegoing is truly
copied from the Records of the Orphans
Court of Charles County, l have hereunto
subscribed my name, and affixed the seal Of
the said Court, this 10th day of May, in the
yearlS25 WIN. ID. MEKhiCk,
Register of Wills.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-24
EOm he Richmond Compiler, May IS.

Fom The Richmond Compiler, May Is.
On Saturday night last between the
hours OF eight and nine O'Clock, as MIR.
PEARsE was crossing Mayo's Bridge,
on his way to Manchester, he was at
tackled by two or three ruffians, robbed,
aud thrown over the Bridge. The first
intimation he had Of any attempt upon
him, was, by receiving blow with a
stick across his back. He turned,
asked what was meant by it, and struck
one of them with his fist in the breast
when he received second stroke
across the left shoulder, so very severe,
as to cause him to stagger to the CEN
tire Of the Bridge. Finding he had too
many to deal with, he endeavored to
reach the Toll House, being but short
distance from it-but before that could
be accomplished, he was struck sense
less by third blow across the face
They then robbed him of his pocket
book, containing a considerable sum OF
money-and to complete their villainy,
threw him over the Bridge. Mr.. P's
recollection did not come to him until
he found himself clinging to rock In
the river, whittier he had been swept by
the rapidity of the current. From the
rock being about six inches under
water, and the swiftness of the stream,
it was with the greatest difficulty ne
could keep from being swept off,
In this dreadful situation, he remain
ed some time-until at last, his cries
for assistance were fortunately heard
by the Toll Keeper, who being unable
to render any assistance himself, went
over to the Island, where some gentle
men were spending the evening, and in.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-24
CONVENTION.

From the Ciarksburg htelkgencer.l =
At meeting Of a number of the CT
tizens Of Harrison county, at the Court
House in Clarksburg, on the 2lst day
Of April, 1925, for the purpose of TAX
ing into consideration the propriety OF
calling Convention to amend the Con-
stitution Of this State, the object OF the
meeting having been stated by JOSEPH
Johnson, Esq, JAMES PINDALL was APP
nointed Chairman, and F. ). DUNCAN
Secretary.
On motion of Jedediah w. Golf, a
committee of FIVE, to wit: Jedediah w.
Golf, Joseph Johnson, Edwin S. Dun
can, John Wilson, jr. and Jonathan
Jackson, were appointed to draft and
submit report conforming to the OBJ
ect of the meeting.
NV. Goff, on behalf of the commit
tee, made the following report, which
was adopted, viz:
Resolred, That we approve of the plan a
lopted by the citizens of Loudoun county, on
the instant, for the appointment of De-
r,,tipS to meet 1T StauntOn, 10 take INTO con-
Iteration the proprety OF amending the Con-
.,;,,,;on ofthis State. And whereas it appears
,ho, the sentiments Of 4 very large proportion
"F,hr citizens of this county, expressed by
,bcm at the election of the Delegates IN the
mouth of April last past, are decidedly favor
10. 70 : call OF a Convention for that purpose;
and believing it will meet the almost unanl-
Tao,s annrobaton of the citizens of this coun-
BssoIred That James Pindall, Joseph john
IN Edwin :. Duncan, f. B. Jackson, J. w.
CofF and John J. Allen, be appointed Depu-
rios. and that any one or more OF them be au-
,boriSed TO meet the Deputies who shall as
semblc from the other counties at Staunton,
on the 18th day of July next, or such other
time IS NAV be agreed OH, TO prepare such a
nepdments to the Constitution rs they shall
deem expediCSnt, subject to be approved by 4
majority ofthe citizens ofthis Commonwealth.
Resolrel, ais, That the Deputies before nam
u. do constitute a standing committee to cor
respond with such committees as may be ap-
pninted elsewhere, in furtherance OF the atore-
going object.
RsSolrea also, That the foregoing resolutions
be submitted to the citizens of this county
who shall assemble at the ensuing regimental
musters, in order to ascertain their sentiments
thereon; and that the standing committee take
proper measures to carry this resolution INTO
effect. j. PINDALI., President.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-24

The labourers on the canal between
Blach Rock and Tonawauda creek, in
New York, last week, had misunder-
standing, which ended in very gener-
al conflict. A number ofpersons were
severely injured by the various missiles
used by the combatants, and one man,
who was missing at the end of the af-
fray, has not yet been found Strong
fears are entertained that he was killed.
Twelve of the principal acto,s were
secured, and, after an examination in
Buffalo, were committed to await their
trial. Frank. Gazette
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-24

formed them of the fact. On this oc-
casion; Mr.. Charles Bricken displayed
degree Of presence Of mind, and cool
determined bravery, rarely to be met
with, and which reflects the highest
credit on that gentleman's courage and
humanity. Undismayed by the ex-
IRENE darkness of the night and the
angry roar OF the waters, he jumped
into small canoe, attended by a negro
boy, who sat in the bow Of the boat
with a candle, and after painful and
dangerous search of some minutes, IL
nally had the satisfaction of rescuins
the unfortunate sufferer from watery
grave.
Mr.. P. had been TO the race field that
day, and as he had his pocket book out
several times, it is more than probable
that he was watched by some villains,
who, knowing his place OF residence
to be Manchester, followed him from
the field, and waylaid him on the bridge,
in the manner above described. There
is no place more fit for such diabolical
attempts than the bridge. Would it
not be desirable object to the commu-
nifty, to erect lamps? Surely the bene-
fits to be derived from it would be
great, and the expense triaing. b.
Cumberland, Nd. May l6.-On Sun
day the sth inst. Mr.. George H. Drake
Of this county, shot MIR. Dennis NJ.
Athey, about eight miles north of this
place. The circumstances attending
this occurrence, we understand, were as
follows: Drake and Athey had been
out cunning and shooting at mark
returning home Athey refused to carry
the gun, upon which dispute arose be-
tween them; Drake picked up stick *
threatened to "switch" him-but after
wards took up the gun and said he
would shoot him, and, bringing up the
gun to his side, it went off; the ball
passed through the middle Of Mr.. A
they's body, who lived but short time
afterwards Drake is committed to
prison, to await his trial at our next
county court. He confessed the Cir
cumsuances, but says he had not the
least intention of shooting the man.
.AdUOcate.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-24
COMMERCIAL.
PRICES OF PRODUCE

The news from Gibraltar, via England, has
had but a slight impression upon our produce
market: Some few sales were made from
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-24
London Markets, .qpril19.-B. l

J<OUuUH -H"nCto, 'fWt L. L
SueAR.-The raw market continueswithout
alteration Brown sugars Gas. good do 64s
middling 67s. to 6Ss. and good do to 7Os. per
cw.. Refined sugars rather fat today
Large humps to be bought at 83s. to o4s. per
cwt. aEeduction of Is. per cwt.
CorrEE-The sale to-day consisted OF 129
casks and ia bags foreign. The Plantation
went as follows, viz:-good middllng hema-
rara Cos. to 95s. sd. Berbice Withdrawn at
zoos; few lots of good ordinary Jamaica Cos.
to 67s. st. Domingo Gan indirect lmporta-
tion) 63s. to 64s. per cwt.; do imported di-
rect 65s. to Cos. Brazil coffee withdrawn
This sale establishes a decline OF 6s to IS.
per cwt but we have little doubt that the pre-
sent prices will cause some speculative pur-
chases, besides creating demand tor the mar
kets of the continent.
CorroS WooL.-The sales of last week
consisted of Is, $50 bags. The demand was
not brisk until Friday and Saturday, when con-
siderable speculative business was transacted
at an advance of I'D. to I'd. per Id. in Egyp-
tan, Id in Surats. The following are the
per lb. in bond, $500 Surats Cd. to I'D. do;
1900 Bengals SD to 9Sd. do; 200 Madras Cd.
to 10 SD doi $3.50 Egyptian 16td. to 1sd'
duty paid.
Since the above, the market has become
very animated, at prices Id. per ID. advance
in Brazils and Egyptians, and I'D. in surats.--
The prices of East India are now full I'D. high
er than at the late East India company's sales.
Liverpool Markets, april 90.
The oldest merchants in Liverpool do not
recollecta period when the spirit of specu-
Iation was so active in the Cotton Market as it
has been in ours since Friday last. A kind
of mania seems to have seized individuals of
almost every class of society, all hoping to
become suddenly rich by successful specula-
tions in cotton Prices have in consequence
of this speculative demand, rapidly advanced
within the last FIVE days, and there is, in the
opinion Of the spectators, every promise Of
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-24

Markets at Cape Haytien May 18th,
were very dull for all kinds of Ameri-
can produce. Coffee l3 to IA cents on
board.
Norfolk, May l9.-Arrived, schr. Ca
tharine, Stuart, of Pittston, Me. } l6 DIS
from Point Petre, Guadaloupe.) Left
lst inst. a small schr. Of and from the
Eastern Shore Of Va. arrived the night
previous with corn, having touched at
Martinique, and could not sell for more
than So per Dbl of 8 bushels. Markets
tolerable good for American produce,
provisions in demand-no pork in mar
ket; beef, Boston No. /, IL Sl2 per
per Dbl; -four l3, sales prohibited; corn
per Dbl of bushels, 2; boards North
ern) % per M; do (Southern) P. Pine,
So; shingles, Cypress and Juniper, 7.
Molasses % cts. per gallon, exclusive
Of cask and other charges.