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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-20
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The 1Ininc observation-disclosures tion for Warg
War with England it becomes duty every enquire
bow far this may personally himself elfev
dent fact that advance English msnafscr
gosd Will be OF the Of ssch event And
IN article will il be heavily felt than English
cloths therefore hardly sceessary point out the policy
Of all and sundy providing themselves with sufficient supply
Of clothing FHlLlPS well known Cash Tailoring Establish
meat 100 William Of John street. presents opporu
nifty Of obtaining first rate equal TO any and
passed BY the city for materials make, and price
The astonishing patronage which this establishment has expo
rienced sufficient indie alton Of public Judgment And the
proprietor having made such arrangements Tor the ensuing
will he hopes and merit continuance Of ssch
The system adopted Is alone pecsar to this establishment
Purchases made direct from manufacturers in England,
thereby avoiding the accumulated profit q importers aud job
be consequently reducing the price Of the article to such
extent 10 enable him 10 employ but first rate worknen;
whereas those differently situated compelled TO espley -
feror workmen, Of buying second or third
hands, And those establishments which give long credits az
result many unavoidable losses, asd obliged 10 make
ser cash customers suffer Sufficient profits for running such
risks.
The advertiser deems his part to give st
Of prices much pracscd too often deceptive No
confidently relies trial. being ssfsent TO merit con
tinuance Of the avors Of those who ma, give MN call
mG3m
ToHN LoRInrR GRAHAM, Coussellor at Law, has re-
d moved Nj. Office to No. ~ Wall street myi7-2w'
GRAUAN MOVES \ MARTIN, Counsellors and At
tornes Al Law snd Solicitors in Chancey have removed
their oce. Il, the building of the North Trust and
Banking Company date United States Bank) No. 40 Wall
street myl7-2w'
IRAHAM, WOOD 4 POWERS, Councillors and Attor.
VI ares Law, have removed their Offices to building of
the North Aericas Trust and Baking Company United
states Bank No 40 Wall street myi7.2w.
CUCCEss TO J. AL vERNOL's, DRAPERs AND
- TAILoRs, they have adopted the cash system, and
able 10 sell c hing the most reasonable The
lie invita- 70 call and examine their assortment and they
will be satisfied that great saving will be realized in casA
system, as conducted at 81 Chatham ST.
N. "A great variety OF Cloths and CassAsre vestines
pt hand, and made order in The fashionable sy
Also, large assortment OF Coats asd Coahs ms72ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-20

LIVE DOLLARS REwARD.-LOsT, on Wednesday
mornsg in OF the knickebocker stages lady Mo-
safe BREAST PIN black ground snd set in 6se geld The
finder receive the absve reward by applying TO MR. LEE
Al the Office Of the Morning Herald. ml7.3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-20
sHAksPEARE HOUSE.

Co -. q. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly - Bar.
clay street. has removed 10 No 60I Warren street 2nd door
from West Broadway. myl6.3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-20

RIcEThis market has become less active since our a.
report The sales reach 500 erces, at extremes Of
473as which nearly the quotations OF the previous week
At fair business doing to the trade at
the former weeks rate Charleston there ami
the market for the week ending the 18th inst
and Of per 100 lbs obtained ON the transact
tons Of the previous week The sales reach erces al
extremes 4.3.l6aISlt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-20

SHAKESPEARE HOUSE.
CHARLES RIETTY, ~ ANN STREET, has the honor to
recommend TO the patronage Of the public his establishment
which he will sndeayor unite usefulness with pleasure
His customers will always fad rich assortment Of the best Of
Liquors. excellent Refreshments and Reshes, Soda Water,
Ices, SC. &c.
The dessert will Of pastries and fruit Of the greatest
variety His segas WILL he has doubt please the amaeu
smoker.
B.-Fsmilies supplied with ice nys-lmis
pAsSFORD's ROOMS FOR BILLIARDS AND
- CHESS, ais Broadway, and Ann street. entrance joins
the Museum in both streets for the sale of Billiard Tables
Cloths Balls &C. &c. and exercises for health Purchasers and
players invited There 10 Billiard Tables ready Cor
Trial. ROOM with spring. steel India rubber and cloth
cushions, and eagle and wood france the bet assortment
ever offered the public. mysl.y
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aas-ira.

nR. J. .. LLOYD wHITTEMoRE respectfully informs
IL his friends and the public that he has removed 70 No 10
Park Place. where he win be rsd attend 10 the call Of those
who honor him with the confidence Havpg sdcd three
the Hospital. Of Paris asd year the Lying
Hospital OF Heidelberg under the celebrated Professor Naege
he he competent to treat scientifically disease
may come uader his observation myllis9m'
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ID EMOvED-DR. H. vILLERs has removed from \
~ 80 Liberty street to No. 40 Lispenard street.

TO SUIT THE TIMES.-0PERATIvE DENTAL
sURGERYThe subscriber performs every Operations on
teeth and gums the most modern and approved
the Dental art and with professional skill Irregularities q
the teeth children and adults remeded carous teeth filed
with gold; loose teeth rendered firm teeth cxraced teeth
fixed from tooth 10 complete set
one third
NIB Too,haehe removed ,nsantaneousy Price 90 cents
myl53m DIR. II. vILLERs
i EECnES, LEECHEs.-.l0,O60 Lsvant and Swedish,
IL just imported in fne condition, and Sperior lot
Tor sale low, or applied, as usual, by
a COLBY, Chemist, &C.
a1s-lm. Sol Pearl. corner Of Frankfort.
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TNE INNOCENT often suffer from the wckedness Of those
Il IN whom they place unlimited confidence Ia order TO
form 80 deporase state Of things The work Of reformation
must with the guiy-asd necessary 10
accomplish desirable object let them apply at Division
street where they be supplied at all hours, without fear
with all the necessary means my2o.It
DOARDlNG,-Twe or three gerils~en can be accomno.
- dated with board BY applying at No iss Reade street
Reierences required. myl7.st
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-20

20 shares Bank Of Commerce 1881 9do 1884 do loaloo
Mechanics Bank loslb3-2o Usos ilo-oo Dry Dock LOOT
bs0 30 do iOsl-i0 commercial Blk OIL State Blk lo6I
so Am Blk sal 10 do ssb9o3 Lafayette Blk Gin 9f-ts
Delaware Hudson snw so do slbnw loo do sos 100 do 81
bio 100 lh20 Os do do SOL rs do so3 20 do SOC 90
s0l.3 so de 81 lb3o 50 de sb2ol0 do Ohio l05i
% Bank Of Kestucky SOLO Equitable Fire ns Co 1910
Seventeenth Ward 76co Canton a6 do i6ln~, 100 do AZ
b3o-25 Mohawk 6 % do CAL 90 do 6 100 do 65bo-lie
Paterson g. zoe do b3oi6 Bost Prov l01a-6s
loliIl5 sonngton IS do SOL 10 do 3ole 20 do 3et5
20 s6nwioo Harlem SOL Ia SOL 60 do s9i 100 do COB
90, 90 do 5pis30, 90 do 60b3o.
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Increase of April, 1880, sllei2 a
The receipts ofhe Pennsylvania Canal and Railroad tolls FOR
The past week were s4277i
The whole received from the goth March TO
May 9, 1899, was 9bo9i
Corresponding period in 1898, s30,09s
Increase, sts,s76
The tolls received At the collectors Office al ALBANY
for the week ending May n, 1899, la6l3
The week ending May Ia, 1893, 1864
Increase in 1899, l,os7
These statements fros different parts the country show
that the increase cf business the canals which has been
apparent this year. has been confined to an, particular
section but has been the spontaneous ssd yeour
young country which, however depressed by the
mmanagcment Of banking affairs, will surely recover with
tenfod activity.
CorrorA regular business has been done in this article
since last notice, the dealers rapidly recovering that
conhdssce which received mcestary check by the
high any period Of the Throughout the South the
market. been exceedingly dull al the latest dates
quent sron the receipt Of the fsm Europe which
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-20

produsea depressing effect here The following table o.
stocks sales and remarks for the week previous 70 %
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Packets 10 Arrive.
LONDON.
Philadelphia, Morgan,April 20
Samson, Sturges, May
LIVERPOOL.
England, Waite, April 10
Shakespeare, Cornell, April %
HAyRE
Iowa, Pell, April l6
Rrie, Funck, April "a
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Packets TO Depart.
LONDON.
Gladiator, Britton, May 20
Mediator, Champlln, June l
LIVERPOOL.
Oxford, Rathbone, May 10
Sheridan, Depeyster, May 25
HAyRE.
Silvie de Grasse, May "a
Chas. Carroll, Lee, June l
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By comparing hi, abstract with the returns made TO the
9TH 1892 IL appears that since that date
The reduced the specie has been
reduce S67784o the deposits including dividends unpaid
have increased 81 9034o the loans and discounts have
been reduced $50 6963l.
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DIANO FORTE.-Wantea good second hand Piano Forte
to No. 81 City Hotel Ey20.2t.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
10 THE PUBLIC.

WILMINGTON, Del, June %, 1888.
u The Undersigned, Administrative of the
estate Of the late Hezekiah Niles. formerly
the Editor # the Register, begs leave TO in.
form the public, that there are yet to be dis.
posed Of on reasonable terms, a few full sets
of Niles Register, from the commencement
TO volume Fifty, inclusive, with all the supple
ments, and general index, all complete, CON-
prising period of tscenty. foe gears, together
with number Of sets. including the second,
/ third and fourth series, from September,
1917, to September, 1886, with sundry odd
volumes to complete the sets Of those who
may have been, or are now, subscribers to
| work. She would ais beg leave to state,
that, yielding TO ''e impe.;ous necessity
(which exists for so doing, she has placed all
claims due 10 the said deceased, in the hands
of Philip Reigart, of the city of Baltimore,
with view Of having the same collected and
closed by him-all the books Of the concern
being in his possession, and to whom appli-
cation can be made for sets or parts Of sets
of the e. )resaid work. @
The undersigned hopes that she is not
presuming too much in asking the kind and
hoeral public press of the United states, 10
give the foregoing few insertions, with the
copies of the Register, and to realize the
sums due from those for whose benefit the
labors of her late husband were so zealously
given. TO enable her to sustain thirteen chill
dren, eight of whom are under twelve years
of age.
SALLY ANN NILES, Admtr.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13

lina. ne vas ) Captain under Marion, and
was entrusted by him With the defence Of !
Tori II the harbcf of GeorZ etowD, when tba.
sown aas nenaceu by the enemy Colonel
Alst0n lOyed to dwell on the virtues and ser.
vices Of Marion, and was fond of relating
anecdotes illu-tratiye Of his character. On
th7 return Of .Seace, Col Aston, resumed
tbs cultivation Of his paternal estate on the
Waccamap, near Georgetown, which he pur.
sued without interruption, until within few
years Of his death, and Nth almost unex.
ampled success. Devoted to agricultural
pursuits, and the cares and duties of domestic
lifes ne avoided as Ear as possible, all public
employments. Being, however,a personal
and political friend OF Mr.. jefferson, he was
prevailed upon to lend the weight Of his name
and influence TO the party of which Mr..
Jefferson was the head. He accordingly
served for several years as a member Of the
Senate of this State, and was one Of the De.
'"ocratic electors Of President and Vice Pre-
sent, at the time of the memorable contest
between Jeffen, . and Adams. lie soon
retired, however h I'm public life, and from
that period devoted hir'setf exclusively to
his private affairs. sss.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
From the Saturday Chronicle.
A.REMARKABLE SNAKE STORY.

The lovers Of the wild and wonderful will
be amused with remarkable snake story,
which we condense from q long account fur.
nished By correspondent Of the Perry Fo-
roster. He alludes to tradition, that there
exists in some part Of the United States an
extraordinary kind of serpent which, although
beaten into thousand pieces, will re-unlte
again, and form living snake, possessed OF
oil its original gigor and strength. ne men
proceeds to say that he believes this story e
not 4 fiction, inasmuch as while passing some.
time since, along public road, not far from
Bloomfield. Centre county. he observed what
he thought was q serpent, crossing the path
Immediately before him. There were several
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
"a GREATMAN FALLEN III fsRA EL.

"A GKEA L MAN FALLEN In lSK Ell. =
I D1ED-At his place near Benton, on Thurs
day morning last, after short illness, Major
SPENCE NJ. GRAYsoN, il the 9th year Of
his age. !. .,e - Il
Perhaps no man has ever died in this com
munity whose loss will be more senSibly felt
than Maj. 9. As an attorney be acknow-
lodged But few equals for learning and liz
dustry. as citizen no man was more highly
respected, and as husband and father, the
anguish Of his interesting and distressed part
,nef will attest the affection and purity Of his
domestic devotion In her heart his kindness
will live as long as the silken cord of life con.
meets her with the ssearth earthly"
For two years past the deceased has been
the proud and popular Senator in the Legis.
tire from this County, and was candidate
for reelection at the time Of his death. When
we say that he was One of the most popular
debatots and useful members 10 the Legisla-
ture, we but repeat the spontaneous express
sions of every person who knew the deceased
Senator. He was, also, one of the Delegates
to the Harrisburg Convention, which is 70
be held next winter. In the midst Of his
usefulness, and in the heyday Of life, when
the sun of his domestic happiness shone
brightest and fairest, he has been suddenly
called to an ETHEREAL home, leaving behind
him many bleeding healtto mourn his ire.
parable loss.-YGzoo Banner
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
FOR TEL
PARODY ON

The spaciOus armament on high, &C."
The spacious garrett - here lie,
With spiders webbs oil hung on high,
And giittering wasps, whose dandy frames,
The origin of stays procaims,
Here make their nests, thu ughout the day -
Ills instinct teaches them he way:-
Their ting can prove to ev ~ one,
IT'S wise TO leaV, their nent alone.
Soon as the evening shades prevail,
Musqnitoes then TAX up the tale,
AMI nightly when in sic >, mood,
The, Ere singing at ms eas loT food,
Whilst 6Oas.-hopping, jumping. skippings
Bedbuge. too, constant npping,
Aud all confirming AZ sy 20,
They'll feast on me from top to toe.
What though they do not all move round
The bed, in silence most profonndi
What though re is a noisy buzz
Mosquitoes claiming me as coz7
They gladly through the niehl rejoice,
And with . serenading vote,
Send forh the burthen of their song
"You're made for US to live upon"
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
FOX THE uMt0NJ
THE BELLE Ar TWlTn.HT

49, -
THE BELLE AT TWILIGHT.
Open thy casement--tnat tbs evening t.eszs Is
May stir the radient locks around thy brow
Ofintrllectual beauty. sit thes down.
n this full nhower Of moonbeams, falling bright
Upon Thy :, lph.like form -oatching new luslrs
From thee Never did the light
OF astral lamp in crowded bali room east
Such splendor Ger thee; nor the heavy folds
VI damask drapers bend AZ gracefully 81
As DO these willow bcughs; or when the tones
% rich Italian - sic, filed the lofty dome
Ofthe gay Opera, ,1asit half as swee.
AZ the low murI-ur Of the ripping brook
Over its pebbly bed, the rustling aspcn, or
The noisy chirp 81 Catydld, upon
The jessamine that twines around the porch
And there thou sits, az pure and bright
As the moonbeanns around thee.-What may be
Thy thoughts in this calm hour! Thou gazest on
The ETHEREAL, glit.ering with gems as are
Thine own bright ringlels land upon
The rudy twilight lingering in the west
Asifthy mind had an rinearthly bent
Aud thou vast looking through the cloudless blue
Transparency, into brighter CLINE
And holding converse with celestial ones.
And now they como with torch and splenid
coach
To take thee forth--to the gay soiree-whsrs
Insipidity disguised in grandeur, and
Presumptious rank greet thy arrival
Yet ever and anon while whirling in
The gidd. maze OF Pride and fashion, viii
The mem Try Of th; soft twilight hour
Steal Ger tn mind, and thou wilt long to 'scape
Thy 6attsring, tickle friends, anil fy away
To breath once more the calm still even.ig air.
MARIANNE.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13

A VRNERABLE TEA-ToTALLER.-At the
Temperance Dinner IN Fanueil Hall, Boston,
on the Fourth, was present the venerable
William Pence, now in the Goth year Of his
age, one of the Boston rebels, who in 1878
aided in throwing the teainto the Boston haT-
Dor. The fact was happily alluded to By the
Rev J. Marsh, in his speech at the table.
The old veteran was called upon his feet, and
received with great cheering. He was hip
cd into his carriage by q revolutionary lad IN
hia 18th year.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13

A stats Prison STORY. James Medlar
en- old burglar, played the following cute trick
at Sing Sing, on Saturday last The shop he
had been working in being closed, ne was
employed near the river. A canal boat lying
close alongside. Medlar conceived the idea OF
escaping. To effect this, be pushed on
board the canal boat, and without ceremony.
darting below, dotted his prison 'obes and
rugged himself out in q new suit Of the canai
boat captains. Thus attired, he boldly pas.
sed the guard, and freed from all restraints
went merriIy on his way. The captain Of the
canal boat unIuckily put on the jacket the
convict had left behind, and its form being
recognized by the prison guard. the unfortn-
nate captain was detained as convict en-.
deayoring TO escape. Matters were present.
ly explained, and pursuit made after the
the real convict, who, forgetful OF his new
position, was carousing at Yonkers. Here ne
was arrested and conveyed to his old quarters,
TO the. great JOY of the canal boat captain and
his own sorrow. Gentlemen thieves, wien
you attempt TO escape, never lolter on the
way. Dame Justice is nimble footed.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13

things about il, calculated 10 arrest attention
and induce minute examination. Il Wa
about two feet in length, al inch or more i,
thickness. ard perfect serpent in shane
throughcus. On careful examination. how.
ever, the individual alluded 10. discovered
that 4 was not real serpent, Blu, was com.
posed OF annmher Of worms Of a brown color
each about three eighths Of an inch in length,
with small white head and small white
speck in the tail. The correspondent pro.
ceeds: ~
"When / FIRST saw this inaer.. serpent Il
had . craving or graduating motion from
head to tail, and the whole mass Of insects
appeared 10 move as one body. The motion
was not exactly like the snake. but more
like the worm called forty feet, which YOU
have no doubt, frequently seen. The I'm.
Idulating motion of the serpent by which il
effects lccomotion is from side TO side. This
was not the case with this insect--in which
particular only it differed from the real SCI
pent.
These insects were 80 frmly connected to.
gethef, that It required some force TO Olsen.
gage them.
But when they were disturbed and separa.
ted a short distance from the main body. if
not removed to too great q distance, they
would Immediately return aid take their
places 60 as to form the serpent. Ii one or
two dozen were removed to so great dis.
lance from the main body thai theSi sid
not return and reunite with the other. thew
would Immediately form themselves into a
serpent, perfect serpent. although very
small one.
How they were so intimately connected I
could not perceive, but the whole mass NOV
ed as one body. After having made these
observations, left this insect snake, but le.
turned again in about half an hour, but could
see nothing Of it. What has become of il is
moro than can tell. The impression made
upon my mind was, at first sight, from thu
regular and close manner in which they were
connected, and the perfect concord Of their
motions, that it was the skin of a snake or
some transparent film or skin filed with
worms or insects; but my more minute OBJ
servation convinced me that they were worms
connected as Ihave described.
| have been induced to communicate these
facts to you, hoping that some one may here
after give you a more detailed account Of
this singular phenomenon, together with his
philosophy on the subject.
i As these insects are constantly in danger
of being preyed upon by vast variety Of
fowls and quadrupeds, among the latter Of
which is the toad; all thest ale more or less
afraid of the serpent. It is well known
fact that the serpent is the great enemy of
both fowls and quadrupeds, and particularly
the toad.
Is i not probable, therefore, that instinct
has taught these insects that by forming
themselves into the shape Of an enemy so
formidable to ali other animals, they 1uld
be able to travel with greater safety
! This may or it may not be ths correct
philosophy on the subject; however, if any
one can offer better, we will cheerfully adopt
| it
As TO the facts. they can be established
by the testimony of as respectable citizens
as thets are in Centre Township.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13

Country Money. s are gfatit 4 u lAan,
that arrangements are now 10 negotiaiIUh BY
. committee from the western country banks,
70 CONTINUES the reception Of their notes at
the brnks in this city, upon the same terms
as formerly. The country free banks have
: committee now in this city, who, also, are
making arrangements for the reception Of
their notes. Commercial AdDertiser
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
MAI-S.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,S.

The mail ARRIVES every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, at II o'clock, A. M. and departs on
Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at 8 O'Clock,
A. M. ~
The mail will be closed on each day Of its srri.
val, at O'Clock, p. NJ. s- sa,4sa
The Post Office will be open every day, from 6
o'clock, A. NJ. until 5 M. Sundays excepted.
r. EATON KEYS, p NJ.
Yagoo City, July 80. 1859.
State rights and democratic union. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1839-18??, 1839-08-13
From the .NeD Orleans Bulletin, of JuEy 25
NEH ORLEANS MARKET.
From tie NesO Orleans Bulletin. Jaly IS.


Sugor.-Louisiana prime, 6 2 cen's; interior, S
q So avana, Whit, Il u lla brown, 7a a63 cts
.nOlasses-On Levee, new 81 a 32cts per gal;saes
on PI4tsaticn. "a Is cts.
Pork lear, S20a--pef Dbl; NETS, SIS 90 90 90;
MG,e GA 500; Prime $,3 90 l3s p o, 81 90
a 81 8nk Pork o. 90 On the Levee.
Bacon -f4ames. 81 10 cts pr. ID; canvassed IL
i2 do; shoulders, 4 q u 10; Nttldlings, 81 3 do
Lard Per h. 10 I cts sales.
Beef-Mess, IA Is dols, per Dbl. ;--ss 81 per
hbl 5rlnie so IL.
FsOur-$5 25 5 SO per Dbl.
Butter-Goshen, Is 26 cts: new, % 81; western
is y s cents
Chesse-W estern-cts; Northern II Is do.
Coffee Hsvana Green, ii IL cts; old, 81 q 10;
Lead Pig, a S c,s: Bar, 81 a I cts. per ID.
Tobacco First quality lS3 Is cts. per ID; I'd do
lila to: crossed, i a 10 do. e
Whiskev-Rscti6ed, 43 45cts. per gal. common
cts
Hdy--Wester, 9l4a 90 per ton,
81 Corn in ear, Is els a-per Dbl: shelied in
.cess.5! sec per bushel oats, IS 50 per do.
o SAX -Liverpeol, coarse, 3. SO 50 IS; 6ne ~
40 900 per sack salts; Turks Island. per bushe. 90
90 cents
cents