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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
CENALE NONTHLY riLL MADAME REsTEtI

L'ENALE MONTHLY rILL MADAME REsTEtI
Frse PAyscisn being fatttsd from her PERT e acguas
With the culiar solocy and Of the clsh
Of the which females sNs
have their almost invariably ~ The irrcsusIi
and e a. osc fuuf OF nature 20 which
indebted for health, strength and chs of cons.
qursc aud which indeed E stsf the creates
Affection TO which can be suec-as y thus cause
attribute those violent and cnuvusc hcadSchts derang
the tosch gnsving ~ the sde burning IN the chest DIS
t-rhso aud fs,ersh sles, ffgs dreams angror, debility
weakness, most strssng srgy and ssinelinstcn TO &C
ti'y empl yrent, desthly sallo. aud inanmste
Toe very susceptibility r the a'ymsht
endurance OF cs dsrtng that melancholy %
mind ard depression Of spirits that skss eNeucs itself but
ptoonEaon Of suffering AID vrstckcdRess and which, asi
ungp, pY dSoms the unhappy victim TO the Terpetrs-
ton II suicide How ncceessr, tn. TO usc esns In hvais
effects tuinC disastrous e existence BY tie
medicine afcsy aiaIte TO produce thos,
lar actions soiudispeusahis 60 Ne attn.
Madame Hssslts FEMALE MoutalJ cs lpug veil known
Europe foT their efficacy aud safety Rave ar dy within the
short erod Of their Hroducton iatn TIC lEi;td Satss
grs5 extensive reputation. ron s oPrortuntisf ford
cd Madame Reste IN ctrain the Effects produced BY the
various specifies strg Ass enabled her scctsfuy 10
combine the vrves AID powers q evra Lgrt dents WHICH,
male Monthly File N - under
co. their Tor that
the a aHd particular directions when snd how 10 be used
skieh accompany each box, Madame Restes sisnasre
written on the ofeach Dor rric, a..
sale II ia Cherry street, Catharine Grand
conner Aens 81 Isrsl street; and al MADAME RE- g
TELLS PRINCIPAL OFFICE tfs Greenwich street, near
Cour,iari Hort. No. " Feir street Newark, y. j.
rhiIaae,Dlia okce, Sc south ist-str,e, sii Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01

4RA aid packet SHE ARRANsss Captain Dennis, will
posvtly 'sil on the io;h ottcser, having splendid
for csbs second esbis and stseraEe passea-
rers, .Ariy apple alton sbcudb be made to
vs. II. TAPsCOTT, 80 South 81. or
$50 AZ Peek shp, oorntr seeth ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
STEAM SHIP NATCHEZ;, FOR NEW OKLEANs, "A

NtSss. - This fine steamer Is now in complete or.
4fH ta der hsving considerably enlarged nerelegast
-Al1lzL and comfortable representations for pass
$3.50 gers will sitiTey sail on Thursday, the
f. NJ under the comma OF Captain ,srp
Swier. For passage, apply to BROWN. BROTHERS y
CO Exchange place aud Hanover street. or 10 apt
Swiler on board 81,
Passengers having secured state AMI bus will
please call a. Msssrs Brown, Brothers Co. aud settle for
tr p4sssyes ALEC board foot VI CHtoa street, Et
River The letter bag will be taken from Nlessrs broNn
Brothers Co :. At pm. Oct. ist. sGlw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01

Ir3~ PASSAGE FOR SANAN NAT he sPi' add
Ma N packet ship L. BALDWIN, Captain Bassett wiii
stG osityey sail the 5th October her regular day.
The CT this ship unsurpassed for sple,
dor AMI comort persons the above port IN
bin second cabin seersge, should make aqpi-
e'''O" VISIT TAPsCoTT, AZ Peck slip,
can Or 70 oUth ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
NIi{sKyIZXNN

usI Ynbl,shtd he LII OF nm and Mfs, wooSp, WIN
the day. Price l2t liberal allowance the
trade Also recsny Published the LIE Of that floating fairy,
Fanny Elsser. Piee ~ cents.
90 az Turner x FISHER 50 Chatham at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
VIA STONIN GTON.
80 go
% 'A' =; ,ffiRJcH u. e. Agent, Yo.aw;n.a,yYy

2 =.
=. Hsruass alone respyrftbe the loss o
artcle property dcscrpti CuEntd 60
MS care any risk assumed by any be- attached
10 Nv Jersey Steam Navigation Company. IN rloss
steamboat crates be aad trp.Dored the Bos
Fr1y aud Providence anG StuniEgton Railroads
an respect o. tisir Coltglts. a any time.
Recs,ts will be given Tor al Packages. go
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01

HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS-The subscr
bers opening splendid assortment Of Cutlery
and general Hardwares by late arrivals purchased BY
their agents n Sheffield and Birmug during The depIes
sion and wall be sold at extremely low preea.
A W. SIZES * co. 2is Pearst.
81 Patt II.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-01
EYE WAITER,

Astonishing Cares psrf0Tmtd by
DR.. J. FRANCIS. OCCCLtsr, 10 Baresyst
Mrs COxiss Elm member Of my church. had deceased
yes tor lens oi tme aepnytd Of sight and in
hgh state Of inflammation. Nslv applications resord
without any COED effect and from the use of Dr. France
Water, w month her sight perfectly restored
what have been witness TO- believe IL TO he of
hs emetsin dsceast eth that his,sr ole.
d TO the public GEORsE IrNEICT.
psstor ofthe Stantpn NJ. Church.
Mrf Got member OF church has child who has bcst
8csd for nssrly two large ursi
oversd the sight after rsiilegs srcsoBs BY different ny
ici-ns and when the total loss Of sight srehs1dsd TIA
ye water prepared 4ndsod By pr FIaneis has effected
sriect cure. keN. >. VI. tONE-
Pastor Of the Oliver ID. Church.
We the undcrsgnsd hawks used Or Frarcs Eye water
families with good e~ssf. II viz ss-r
,icIcy, grhsssitatiigl y rsssE ESsl - Ia stsai
.hlic a valuable rsmedr tylssr Z s-sr psst, ts
Ncpousal street Ghyrohi Ceeans,i pss,ol sfassset
BAPTIST Church; J. Iarrissa Itstar ~ tac ItouVsoI
Church; Joshua Lane. ~ Third A,stre.
The I've Water Is perfect cure cr inaratitn - veal
siaht. snl viii remove ca1rac's Numerou
lcaios be the oscc u prepared sold n
any person Aserca but Dr. }. FRANCIS. 10 Barclay
nS-kRTIFiCIAL EYES asserted. iyiStm
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-28

FROM HAVANA AND KEY WEST
U. s. Mail Packet Schr. Hayne, Capt. NOR
RIS, arrived here yesterday, from Havana, Key
West, and Indian Key.
We are indebted to our correspondent at Key
West for the letter which follows and to com
mercial friends for extracts of letters in refer
ence to the state of the Havana market, which
will be found below.
KEY WEST, Nov. 16, 1910.
Our wreckers which my last informed you had
proceeded for the wreck of ship Norway of Bos-
ton, have all retusned, with the cargo, which is
in damaged state; the materials OF the ship,
and officers and crew, have also arrived. The
cargo consisted of wines, dry goods and furni-
ture; the latter was left, being much damag-
ed that the wreckers would not bring it away.
There were about eighty passengers; they have
all arrived here, and part have proceeded for
New Orleans.
The schr. Saratoga has left for Mobile, re-
paired, with balance of cargo, after selling
part to pay salvage and expenses.
No late news from the Indians. The steam
boat de Rosetta left this port yesterday for
Tampa. She was from st. John River.
'HAVANA, NOV. 13-Sugars have advan-
ced recently in consequence of the reduced stock.
Browns 81 rs.;yellows u rs; whites 1O3
rs. Coffee, new, scarce at 10 IL, IN brisk de-
mand for New-Orleans. Exchange on London
ii per cent premium; on New-Yo rk per cent
prem"
''HAVANA, NOV. 14-There has been no
change in the Rice market since our last. We
continue the same quotations. New Coffees are
appearing in small lots, and find immediate buy
ers at 10l IL, and the demand very brisk EX-
change on London IA prem. nominal, L. States
a prem; Beef, No. 1,2; and prime S IA; do.
Buenos Ayres, II 124 rs; Pork, prime and
mess Is II; Hams II a Is; Lard l6A II; But
ter II p; Candles, Tallow, II 10; do. Sperm
As Al; Flour, Am. IA 49,; Rice II 7-S; Po-
tatoes 81 So; Onions 8 81; Boards, w. P. "a
a 81; Lumber, P. p "a %; Hoops 40; Shocks
and Heads, inspected, s a 9."- Charleston Cottr-
Ter
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SAVANNAH, Nov. -.

CoTToN.-Arrived since the 18th November, 1904
bales Upland and 49 bales S. L. Cotton and cleared at
the time 746 bales Upland and 100 bales S. l. co
toni leaving stock hand inclusive of all on ship
board cleared the Goth inst. of SSH bales Up
land and 15j bales S. l. Cotton.
Upland has advanced in price this week !c, and the
quantity sale continues very limited; this cause
probably, the Improvement ,s Attributable, as the COM
rnauvvi; Eigner value the article here than in the
EUROPEAN markets deters foreign agents from operating,
and no alteration edn be expected until the receipts ih-
creses the sales this week amount to al73 bales, viz
II at77s;s g. g. s., So eli 1856, q 81 81 49, 90 S2a
9ire75 BY $40, 81 s95, 81; A., TO- The IT, "'sca'ns IN
$. l. a,t bale al "a, al 20 md 81 bales sained ia
RIoE-TBtre has been fair business done and nr;cos
continue firm. The sales of the week aoun, IN oho,.
1900 casks, at the following rates. viz 269 at "a 40
at 3 -6, s47 at 3 l-s, ne at3s.
GRocERIEs-In Coffee, Sugar and Molasses tl,cro :.
fair retail demand, and prices have undergone no ma
teral change since our last report Sales of ST Croix
and Porto Rico Sugar at S4ae4; Coffee, l2al2,: Moas
ses, 25, New Orleans do 32a33
ExcHAsGE-On England l0aE05 per cent ,remur,.
Drafts al SIGHT ON New York at per cent prem
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The current rate of discount," says the New York
Express between this and Philadelphia, Is but ~ per
cent very considerable balance is due from the
Banks in that city to the Banks here and larger por
ton oft has been idle long tme strong is the con-
vctou, that these balances will be par on the 10Th ia
nuary, that our Banks will realize their funds, ana
decline selling drafts even at the present low rates.
The question OF resumption by the Banks in Phia-
delphia is think beyond doubt and tie discussion
whether the Banks this citv ought ought not to aid
in the matter is not material TO the point. The local
Banks in that city, without including the United States
Bank, have put themselves in the BREACH and have Of
fered their responsibility, which have been accept
ed by the capitalists of the Fast and the arrangement
will be carried out. The credit of the United States
Bank has not been offered or treated The local
Banks there settle that themselves, they
tisied TO look TO that Institution for the amount due
from her The Boston capitalists have asked our
Banks to share in the loan, and some OF them have Ia
ken portion; but others have preferred treating with
the Philadelphia Banks direct, and have offered them
any loan they mghtwant. They have been answered,
that they do not wish loan, buff the banks there want
aid which they do not they can have it at any moment
It is therefore ceran that the law requiring them to
resume the 18th January, will be complied with
Nor is there any thing to fear in the ma ter The
Banks are, with two exceptions. snug and comfortable
Their circulation is nothing The balances that
due the East in fact postponed for II and Is
months. We have doubt that when the resumption
takes place, money will be decidedly easier than it is
now The Banks viii enjoy circulation that they do
not now have They require but to be permitted to is
sue small bills, and they would be quite relieved; it
is the small bills of New Jersey and New York fill up
the space.
GThe following article in the Times, il not colored
by the disappointed parties in the Delaeld case, is of
Interest,"
Our London correspondent writes us, that the de-
cision of the Chancellor of the State of ILL
nos VS. John Deafeld had had very disastrous effect
on illinois bonds and had rendered them entirely
marketable. The result has been that purchasers have
refused 10 receive the stock, on contracts made
previous the arrival of the advices, and such
tracts have been cancelled. Holders thus exposed
to much embarrassment nd loss. Notwithstanding the
exception made by the Chancellor in favor of innocent
third parties, still the doubt thrown the whole sub
ect by the proceedings of The Sate had affected the
credit not only of all Illinois bonds, but certain
tent. of the bonds of all the different States is well
known that nearly every State loan of any amount has
been negotiated on the similar terms, that
contracted between te State OF Illinois and Mr.. Della
field" Even the loans made by the State ofNcw York
cannot be excepted from this statement
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From the Relr York Commercial Advertiser.
MINI EAuL- AiAnL- E.Es No.. as

AsHEs-Pots remain brisk at SIS 70, and Pearls
selling at the same price.
CorroN-There is some inquiry this morning, but not
much done thus far. The sales yesterday amounted to
about 500 bales at steady prices Some fthem were
for export.
CorFEE-At auction this morning, 10 bags of Java
Coffee, sound sodiat lc, and 50 bags at II cts.
per pound.
FLouR-Cana is in request at the old prices say 81,
S7AaS4 81 and the receipts lighter than here
tofore.
GRAIN-Rye is rather lower. and sales have been
made at g. cts In other kinds have no change to
notice.
MoLAssEs-At public sale lc hhds, New Orleans sold
at 23c per gallon.
SuGAR-The sales at auction to-day 10 hhds. N.
Orleans at Gs 10 at g.; rs, and at &c per h. all
slightly damaged
SrIRrrs-At auction this morning, pipes Santa Croix
Rum sold at rs, and barrels Domestic Gin, at 32c per
gallon.
TEAs-A sale of damaged teas was advertised by l..
NJ. Hoffman s. Co. for this morning. It attracted quite
company, and went off with considerable animation
Tho nuyinU ntinp
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Also, l73 barrels Rye Flour
GRAIN-We quote Maryland and Virginia red
wheat at sOaesc for inferior to prime Sales of Peen-
syvana at 95a9sc.
Sales of white Md. Corn al 46a47c; quote old Md.
yellow at the same price, Sales ofnew Nd ut 4Oa42 c.
Sales of old Pennsylvania yellow at 46a47c.
We quote Md. Oats at 2Sa29c.
GLASs-Sales TO considerable extent during the
week has been made of Western Window Glass, at
SO 50 for by 10, and at 81 for Toby -.
HIDES-sales of Laguayra 1T IA cts, and 200 An
gostavur on Eastern account, tranapred.
HOGS-Sales of Live Hogs at IS for good quality,
being slight decline previous rates Killed Pork is
geingat So.
INDIGO-sale on Tuesday at auction of 46 Sc
rooms Caracas Tndige at $laOal42.
JUMPER EERRIEs,-sales az cents pc.
round.
MOLASSES-
Porto Rico-Sales at auction to day of 30 hhds. III
24aa27d cts per gal. MataDzas-There were offered O,
auction on Tuesday 1877 hhds and 20 sold nj % cts per
ga-baIance Withdrawing aso Is erces at % cents per
gallon.
PR0vIsIONs,-sales of new Baltimore cured
Hams at 12s cents. There is little doing in Bacon
generally. We quote Western Bacon at lOaI0I for
there has been very little doing We quote Mess Pork
at SIC Is; Mess Beef at $l3, No at GIL and prime at
80. Sales of new Lard at l2i cents for No. l. Butter
Sales of Gades No, at lS cents, No. CENTS and
No. 3 at II cents.
SEGAIsS-sales on Tuesday, at auction, of 5000 AT
$l4al4 So
SUGAR.-Porto Rico-Saies on Tusday at auction
of 40 hhds at 45as 25.
New OrleansSae to-day auction of 66 hhds at 705
az TO-
VOBACCO.-The receipts are very light. and there
is but little choice. We netc sales of IS hhds Ohio,
s. 90. We quote inferior and common at 81 81 3d.
good S. 50aS6 so; fine yellow 81 SOaS1o, and fine red
ssaS12 In Virginia not advised of any transac-
,iions
WOOL'-The demand has been limited, and there
is but liIde comparatively in market. Sales of CON-
men washed at 3la32, and of unwashed at2la24 cents
washed 36Ic.
WINE-sass o.day al suction ofIo7 or casks Por |
Wine at 10; pipes do were offered and Withdrawn |
30 boxes Cafet were offered Tuesday at auction and
sold 1t co. Also'l pipe Bremen Gin at nc per GAL
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MARRIED.

On the 26th inst by the Rev Mr. Chestey of West Ri
yer, NJ. ). NORMAN to ANN T., daughter of Daniel
Sprigg, Esq. OF Baltimore.
In Georgetown, d. c., on the 9th inst ant, GEORGE
FRENCH to Miss SARAH DRUSILLA, edest daugh-
ter of the late Joseph Van Lear Esq of Washington
Md.
In Accomac county, Va on the llth instant, by the
Right Rev'd Bishop Meade, the Rev. BENJAMIN NJ.
MILLER, Rector of Saint Paul's Church, Norfolk, to
AMID. eldest daughter of the late Col Thomas Bayly,
of the former pace.
Near Providence, (Obio,) on the 9Th inst. JAMES B.
SCOTT of the editors Of the Peru (Ind Gazette,
TO SOPHIA c. GRIFFITH, of Henry county, Ohio.
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DEPTH OF WHARF.-THE Buffalo Adver-
tiser has the followng:- Huron is said to
be about 500 feet deep, and the depth of Can
andaigua and Seueca lakes has never been sat
i:factorily ascertained. The early settlers, ma
ny of them, on their borders believed they were
uniathomable. The Skeneateles lake also fills a
chasm of fearful depth. We wish some intelli-
gent gentlemen, whose delightful seats overlook
these waters, would sound them.
Gone of the most remarkable instances of deep
fresh water is a river, laid down on the map as
tia Saguenai, that discharges into the Gulf of
St. Lawrence, some 200 miles below Quebec.
1t is rather sluggish stream, but with an aver
age depth of nearly 500 feet. 1t seems to flow
thosgh an immense assure produced by some
awful CONFUSION of nature"
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-28

T,vovr DurfEs OF GREAT BRITAIN.-
Tho attention OF the House Of Commons, has
baan called to the present rates of Import du-
+;as in Great Britain, and select Committee
annointed 10 make enquiries, and report upon
the subject. This Committee have furnished
report in the form of a volume of over three
hundred pages, and strongly recommend a
change in Custom House legislation. 1t states
that l,l50 articles are subject TO import duty,
besides articles unenumerated. The total
amount of reYenLe from these ll5Ois 22,962,-
6lOl, and outof this amount nine articles alone
produced in 1888, 1s,575,O7li, and ten more
produced 1856, 1891; thus 10 articles out of the
1850 produced 20, Alb, 70IL leaving 1881 articles
producing, for such great number, the very
insignificant contribution to the revenue of on
ly 2,54s,9O9i
The committee express a conviction that
prohibitory duties are totally unProduchve to
the revenue, and operate as very heavy tax
upon the country at large. Protective duties
they also consider as of but little service to the
parties professedly protected. They recon-
mend that, as speedily as possible, the whole
system of diferential duties, and of all restric-
tons, should be reconsidered; and that change
therein be effected, in such manner that exis-
ting interests may suffer as little as possible in
the transition TO a more liberal and equitable
state of things.
One of the joint secretaries Of the board Of
trade, who was examined before the committee,
stated that of the ten lsading articles which
produced revenue in 1889 of 20, SOP ,566l, Su-
gar and Molasses gave 4S26,917l; Tea, 1868,
1851; Spirits, 2,6I5, 4l3l; Wine, I,sl9,$osi; and
Tobacco S,495, $685., Corn, Grain, Nj cal, and
Rice, yielded I,l3l,075I.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-28

LAKE NAvIGATIoN.-The Detroit Journa
of the 18th, states that the steamboats, engaged
in the Lake trade were then beginning to lay
up. Some of them hauled up the day before,
and others were upon their last trips for the
season. Two or three good boats will con-
tinue to run between Buffalo and this port, uu-
til the ice appears-which will probably be
about the LIST of December.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-28

BRoNzED Morocco LEATHER.-We had the
pleasure yesterday of examining quantity of
morocco leather, recently manufactured by
Messrs. Amer and Fritz, corner of Dillwyn and
Willow street. 1t was beautifully bronzed, and
exceeded in gloss any of that species of manu-.
facture that we have seen imported. We do
not knew when we have examined an article
that evinced more creditasle exertien on the part
of the manufactures, than did the sample of lea
Their to which we refer. 1t is source of graft
6cation to have occasion to notice with approval
the efforts of Philadelphia mechanics and manu-
fasturers to place their respective branches Of
business above those of other places, and we are
sure that these efforts are seldom made here
without success.-U- S, Ga=etts.i
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-28

UNIVERSITY OF Observation-Disclosures p How
ard, of Richmond, Virginia, has been appointed
Professor OF Law in the University, to supply
the vacancy occasioned by the death of Profess
sor Davis The Richmond Wing, speaking Of
MIR. Howard, says he is ''young gentleman OF
accurate and extensive legal requirements, and
one of the most elegant and accomplished schol-
airs in the State. His habits of industry and
study, combined with his talents and attain
ments, render him eminently fitted for the sta
ton. We doubt if happier selection could
have been made within the limits of the State"
The appointment is temporary, and will en-
dure until the next meeting Of the Visitors, in
July.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-11-28

AMERICAN COTTON GOODS.-We have
not been advised of any large transactions in this des-
cripon OF goods. Some houses have been dong fair
business whilst others have been comparatively idle
In the aggregate as far can learn, there has been
but little doing The sales that have been made, how
ever were at prices fully realizing the advance as given
in our last report and the market still presents an up
ward tendency.
BEESWAX.-sales of yellow at 2S cents, but little
in the market.
COFToN-We note sales of Georgia at lie, and of
North Carolina Mt l0lc. aE|".
CATrTLE-About 1880 head of Beef Cattle were
offered ononday drove yards, and about $50 head
were taken at prices ranging from S4 for inferior to So
m prime stock
CANDLES.-Sale of Sperm a .40a4l cents per ID,
with but little demand Sales of Mouds at l4al4h cts
perth.
COFFEE
Rio-At auction on Tuesday, there were offered and
sold 444 bags at Oal03 cts and on Friday at auction,
342 bags were offered and sold at l0al2 cts per h.
We have not been advised of any private transactions
of note.
Laguira-Thcre were offered at auction on Wednes-
day 400 bags and go sold at 10 lsall l-S cts
per Id. The balance Withdrawn
Cuba-Sales to-day auction of l05 at 9lcts per h.
Also 81 bags damaged Coffee at 9sa9 rs, and AZ bags
damaged Java NJ salOg cts per ID.
CHEESE-We note sales Of Western Reserve
Cheese at ssa9c TO. good quality.
FRUIT
The cargo of the brig Tripolean, from Malaga, was
offered at auction to-day, and sold as folOws:-
1926 boxes Bunch Raisins offered, and $50 sold
at 81 90 92a cts. per box 1882 half boxes do
offered and sold at 81 oil; 1862 quarter boxes do
were offered and sold at 90 cents 2l5 casks Sun Rasns
were Offered and sold "a IS per cask 100 half do do
50 sold at So 525 81; so bbls Grapes sold at 81 10
ST. 50 $50 pots do sold IS 80 cents; 60 quarter kegs
do sold at 81 s2 40 half pots do sold al 81 Is 20;
Is quarter do sold at 70 cents 100 pots do sold at 5
60 cents per pot 800 boxes Lemons sold at S2 so
a 70 per box; 900 Fig; sold at a BE per ID.
H.-HERRINGS-There has been de-
mand, and slight advance has taken place, We now
quote Potomac and susquehannah at 81 75aS2 ST..
sHAD-The market is entirely bare.
MACKEREL-Sales of No. at SIS, No. at Sla,
and No. 3 at SS-iransactions limited.
FILOUR-Howard Street.-The sales have been
chiefly made IN small lots at "a 87a4 "a for good COM
mon brands the business of the week has been mited
wagon pnce S4 Is. Sales OF City Mills at "a 874, and
of Susquehanna at S494.
Amount of Flour inspected during the week ending
on Friday evening. Nov. 81:
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The recent fire at Canajoharie, N. Y. destroy
ed the Office of the "Radii," published by Mr.
Backus, deaf mute, and also his dwelling
He had no insurance. Efforts are making nmong
the charitable to collect enough money to make
good the loss.