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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-06

nONNEITS, RIBBONS & FLOWERS. Just
~ received by Sorrs d Langdons Apr 2l,3m.
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baldwin 4 SCOTT have received full as.
ID sorltncnl Of New Goods, which they will sell
cheaper rhan ever sold in this market. Those wh
ing to purchase are respectfully invited 10 cali and
we viii convince them that our statement is Itie.
B. s. S. want all kinds Of all wool rags. such as
hnYa mi b en- lnllcd or ltlch. Mnr L Iedn
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'WNRESH DRUGS. new supply Of Flesh
.nE Drug, and Medicine, just received, embracnf
ALMOST every article in use in me country, all oil
which will be sold on very favorable terms.
""'" :, f: II. PRENTISS.
Montpelier, May 80, 1910.
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STORRS d LANGDONS

n FER for sale 500 bushels c. w. and Turks
~ Island Sal; 200 barrels fine dos and 20 bags
ne Liverpool do. will sell by The load al cost and
riohi. Feb. %, 1S40-Gmo.
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" Is. Printed Pongee Handkciclcls 25 ps
IL " scarlet do do. 90 rs spun silk do do 90 doz.
= 1idn Cravat' do do, 1870 dol Cotton Flags do do
just received by Villas, LOOMS and Co.
Burlington. Nov, 22d
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IN Z PERSIAN PILLS.

CUPERlOR to the Hygen BrandetI's, Evans, Indian
oPurgatve, the Machess (prced Sanativc. Orany other
Pills Comp und before the public, certified to by
Physicians and others. Let none condemn them until
they have tried them and then we certain hUy will
1t is now settled point with all who have used the
Vegetable Persian Pills. that they pre- emnenuy the
best and most effcacous Family Medicine that has yet
been used in America 1feve:y family could become
qusnted with their sovereign power disease they
would keep them, and be prepared with remedy
apply the hrst appca OF disease and then how
much distress mould be avoided and money saved well
the lives thousands who hurried ou OF time by
negccttng dine in It's first stages, by being pos
session OF remedy which they place dependence up
rTAi uho irish guard against sickness sh0uid use the
PERSIAN PILLS freely whcn needed; no INJURY can en-
she used from youth 10 old age, uhcn taken according 10 die
di tciionS e
The RESURRECTION OR PERSIAN PILLS
The OF these Pills originated from the circumstance
OF the medicine being found only tine cemeteries of
STA. The vegetable productions beng Of peculiar kind
inshalt century II became established medicine oi
diseases OF that country. The OF this sngu pro-
ductior Introduced into parts of Europe IN the
year 1888 an used by many celebrated physicians
certain diseases where all other medicines had been
used in VAN. Early the year 1892 the
bned with certain vegetable medicine import ed rom Du
ra Baca IN the East Indies and formed ntu pills. The
admirable effect OF this compound the humua system
led physicians and families inio its general use lher
long established character then universal and healing v-
tues Tire detergent and cleansing qualics &C thei spcclG
cal action upon the gander part Of HE syse such
will sustain heir reputation and general use IN the Amer-
can Republic.
CERTIFICATES.
certify that have by OF experiment. used the Hy
goan, and Of the various kinds pills. in nv prac-
which have borne the highest repue in the public es-
naon that nave been offered lor sale in this vicinity for
the last years, including those called the
or Persian Pills and the public may assured thai
among The whole catalogue has answered better
purpose easy aud eectua remedy than the Resu-
Tecnon or Persian Pills IN most cases Of disease.
CHARLES BACKItS M n
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NEW GOODS.

Rp AISINS. SO boxes fresh bQnch raislns Ilst re-
Il Aceived by LANGDON &WRlGHT Feb.
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NHOOPING COUGH AND GROUP
III TO PARENTS. JAENE'S EXPECTO-
RANT, S without exception The most valuable pre-
partition 10 uso, Tor the absvo diseases IL converts
Hooning Cough into u mild and .racnble disease,
aud shorlens its durslion more than one hall, an
produces certain and speedy recovery, From half
10 one tea 81 oonf, will certainly cure Cronp in in.
lants and young children, 10 hall hour b an hour.
The lives OF hundreds Of children will saved annu
ally, by always keeping il hand ready for every
emergency. Eorsa al No. 90 Sonih Sd street, Phil.
udelpha, and by f. p, Walton e. Sons, at the Mont
pelier Bookstore, Montpelier, VI. a
I2 BBLS. PORK, A do. Mutton, and,sood vim
egar at Cd. per gallon. |. CUTTING.
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JOHN LEACH & co.

AUST received by 5. r. RedheId, Brushes oi all
~ kinds, such as cloh hair, TOOTH leather paint,
vatnish, whiiewash, shoe, horse, counter, hAnIsrr
floor, hearth, and flesh brushes. p. REDFIELD
Montpelier, May ls. So
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S0 Dozen Spool Thread 100 do Cotton tapes,
~ 80 do linen do 100 gross Stay Lacelts, 10 do
Stay Backs. Just received by Villas, LOOMS
and CO. Burlington, Nov. Is. 81
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cash SASH }! Wrndow SASH % all sizes
- -aarly on hand and for sale low by BAYLlES
G. GOSS jan so, lS40
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3U CASES Englnh aud American Prints s do
- n b'oachcd Sheongs and Shiilirgs do Broad
oihs, just received and tor sale by VILLA S, LOO-
MlS d co. Nov 10, i29
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HATS, GAPS, FURS, &c.

HATS, GAPS, FUKS, &c.
lust received at the fla, and Fur Store of BADG-
j Err e. PARTRIDGE, opposite the Village Ho-
til On State street new and splendid assortment OF
HATS of various descriptions, viz; Brush, Plain Mole
Skin Nnlra, and common Maps. ALSO-O-
ser. Nitria, Seal and Cloth Caps OF the pos APP
proved shons Fur, Seal, Nutria, and Russia Dog
Collars, Buffalo Robes Boas Mufis, Neckies Stocks,
Dckics, Blossoms rufe Ard plain, SusprnderS,
Gloves, Umbrellas, Capvislous, Pan'aloon Straps,
&c. Ladies and get'lemen please g'yo us call
Oct. 25-2s. BADGER < PARTRIDGE.
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BRITISH LUsTURE.

,INHE genpne article is decided, the best prepare
L. ton in use Tor cleansing and bcautiying stoves
and iron work For sale by
Oct 4, 1889. Il. ii, PRENTlSS.
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SILVER WARE.
M TIN PLATE, DC.

OAn TIN PLATE, DC.
cOO Boxes TIN PLATES l.3 X extra sizrs
aud mosi approved brands. IS bundles shce, lion
K, G. "a 10 81, 100 do iron Ware assorted from
10 u.s. 500 lbs sheet Zlnc. 500 do timed sheet Cop
per. 500 do sheet Lead, $50 sqr ftol wire Veun, TO.
gcther with general assortment of Timers articles,
all OF which will be sold AT low prices for cash, by
Villas, LOOMS g. Co. Burlington, Nov. Is.
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BRICK, BRICK,

w ANTED.--l0 900 lbs clean woulcn Rags,
w (auy KIND except mlltd 200 lhs dried Apple,
May |. Am Br STIR. \ Lam gdons.
ID RUSSIA and Wmte MulbcfrIrs tor sale, En-
ID qulre OF Cen f.. p WALTON or +. +. MER-
RiLL. NourpoIlrr. Aprl %. 1870,
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svOR SALE RY STORRS & LANGDONS
i 5000 lb. Tire Iron of all wcGh-, 2OU0 Ibs.
Band Iron, 2000 lbs Nail Pods. 1000 los shoe lro9,
1000 b SCR und round do all sizcs, 1000 lbs Eng
Hoop No aud every kind OF Iron sud Steel on hamlet
lo,v r,tcs Mnrca 10 Am
CASTSTEELH HOES by THE DOZEN.
~ 5Oduzen Cast Steel Hoes oi very superior qua-
~. from ha mandatory OF M.ssrs, II. Tower <
Co this diy rec vcd OF consI -nmcnt at the CASH
STORE, and Tor sale by the dozen at the manufacture
crs prices.
LANGDON & WRIGHT.
Frb 20 1870
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ROAD CLOTHS 25 per cent rheaper than
- cv Offered IN Montpelier, just received ntd for
sale by LANGDON & WRIGHT. April LIT.
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a. ERMEN Wor,ted Patterns and Canvass a
NJ good assortment, just received and for sale BY
Mont peli'r, A pril ID, 1870. S. BURBANK.
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villas, LOOMS d co.

w llOLEcALE dealers IN oreign aud domestic
w Dry Goods, Tin Plale, ShceI Iron, Copper &
WIRE, manufacturers OF combs, lin ware, sheet iron
&c. Pearl Street Burlington, VI.
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VEGETABLE SYRUP Pills.

NRAsu e. DIAPER cheap al Langdon and
- Wngh's. April l.
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RE RS, J. MORSES VEGETABLE SYRUP
1'H- PILLS. celebrated for the relief Of children OF
cel'c habits, and especially those afflicted with The
RlCkETS Fer sale at The Montpelier Book store
and at Newbory, VI. by Messrs Keycs.
Monlrcer JnIy 1889. 10
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DYE. Fifty bushels oi Rye of superior qualify,
II for sale BY LANGDON & WRIGHT(
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s#IPPISG INTELLIGENCE.
PoRT OF BALTIMORE, JUNE ., 1870.
CLEARED.


Brig Roxbury, Mcdonald, Amsterdam, by Thomas
Wilson < Co.
schr Roxana, Busick, st. Thomas and market
Er schr Theome Baisox 81; Domingo VIZ. Moore
Schr Henry BargeT, Case, New York, J. w. Brown
Steam packet Columbia, Guyther, District Of Column
ba
steum- packet Rappahannoek, Fairbank, Fredericks-
burg
Bremen snip Elise, Steenken, from Bremen
Brig Commerce, Blanchard, from Mayaguez
Schr Elizabeth Jane, Dukes, from Philadelphia
schr Delphi. Nickerson, from Providence
schr Mary Jane, Applegarth, from Havre de Grace
Schr Prompt, Welmsby, from Port Deposit
Steam packet Georgia, Coffey, from Norfolk. Reports
nothing in the Bay. Saw barque below, supposed
bound down.
Steam packet Maryland, Taylor, from Easton. Re
ports bright sided ship, with passengers, off Poplar Is
land
Steam packet Alabama, Sutton from Norfolk. Re
ports nothing in the Bay
Brig Choctaw, Nickerson, fSom Baltimore, arrived at
Boston 18th ult
schr Justna, Clqypole, from Baltimore for Madeira,
was spoken 25ih ut in lat. IS, Ion 50 40
Schrs PREMIER Jarvis, aud Richard Thompson, Buck,
for Baltimore, cleared at New York on Saturday
sehr StaI, Hudgens, for Baltimore, sailed from Prov-
schr PEARL Pearce, for Baltimore, sailed from Bristol,
II. l., 9th ult
schrs Sarah Ripley, Linnet, and Vesper, Fireman, fin
Baltimore, at Portsmouth, N. II. 9th ut
Schr Ocean, for Baltimore, was spoken off the South
Shoals 25th ult
schr Ellen, Noyes, for Baltimore, sailed from Newbu
schr Extra, Fogg, from Baltimore, arrived at Portland
18th ult
schr Mandarin, Hughes, from Baltimore, arrived at
schr Carolnian for Batrimorc sailed from NJ Y. ooh
ult.
PHILADELPHIA, June CLEARED ship w Cater,
st. Thomas
Brig J. Cohen, jr., Brazil
BT1g Constitution, Hamburg
Brig Orizaba, Barbadoes
Schr Leader, Richmond
Schr Climax, Baltimore
Schr w Caldwell do
Schr Sarah Augusta, Attakapas
NEW YORK, May 3O-Cleared ship Pantnea, New
Orleans
Ship Mary Frances Charleston
Brig Houton, ST. Crox
Brig Matilda, Matamaras
Brig New Jersey, Daricn, Ga.
Brig Cuba, Mobile
Evening Cleared ship South America, Liverpool
Ship Mediator, London
Ship Charles Carol, Havre
Ship Sarah Baker, New Orleans
Br steamer British Queen, London
Schr Hero, MontegO Bay
Schr Pacific, Mayaguez
Arrived BIZ barque Harmony, from HUI
Schr Cordela, Wilmington, NC
Smack George, Key West
MAY 3l-Ceared brig Lincoln, New Orleans
Brig Detroit Madeira
BOSTON, May 29-Cleared barque Pauchita, New
buryport
Brig Tonette, Rotterdam
Brig Haeyon, Cronstadt
Brig Sophia & Eliza New Orleans
Arrived brig Angola, Mansanilla
Brig Dunlap, Matanzas;
Brig Augusta, do
Brig Thomas s Edward, Savannah
Brig Lama, from OAHU Sandwich Islands
Brig Rondou, from St Johns, PR
Brig Gertrude, Santa Cruz, Cuba
Brig Emerald MansanntilIa
Brig Alcenus, do
Brig Williams, New Orleans
Schr Shamrock, Fredericksburg
Schr Boston, Norfolk
Schr New York. Havana
Schr Augusta, New Orleans.
Schr Leondas, Norfolk.
SALEM, May 2s-Arr brig Criterion, from Para
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RR-sALE OF VALUA Bile PRoPERTY.

RESALE OF VALUA PROPERTY.
EpY order of Baltimore County Court, sitting in
HB CIaneery, the undersigned, trustee will sell by
auction, the Exchange, on the 18Th May, o'clock
p NJ all that valuable property lying Monument ST.,
and French ST., in old Town, city Of Baltimore and de-
scrbed follows beginning the south side of Mon
unlent street, point distant ll3 feet inches, of
Constitution ST., thence running eastWardy MonH-
ment ST. 4l9 feet inches with average depth ofaboa
900 feet The front French street Is about 800 feet
with depth of about $50 feet.
a. This property has upon it forty small Dwell
l5llsI LINGS and capital Mansion House with ice
@Shouses and other conveniences. A part of this
property is subject TO ground which the Trustee
will explain to any one disposed to purchase.
The title shall be entirely satisfactory the par-
chaser.
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are
in cash aud the residue in g. 10 and Is months with in
terest For the credit payments security will be requ
ed JOHN GLENN, Trustee.
ma eodts
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
BOSTON MARKET. hray 30.

ASHES-Therc is no improvement in either kind,
and the sales continue limited at quotations
COTTON-The Improvement on fine qualities, no
ticed in last review, is fully mainlaned-whe for
the lower grades there is but little demand, and prices
continue without variation, The market closes very firm
for good qualities, the stock is mOderae-and that
which Is 10 forward Will be of much poOer quail
~ than arrived in the early part of the The sales
this week about 800 bales at prices corresponding TO
quotations.
LOUR-The demand continues active for all kinds,
and sales are large both for export and consumption
Prices remain without material change from last week
Sales OF 1900 to 1000 bbls Ohio, via New Orleans 20
81 1000 do Ohio, Philadelphia inspection, IS, cash;
700 bbls Howard for export, 3d. mss 1000 do Al
exandria for do IS, ms 900 bbs Fredericksburg, 70,
cash; Richmond, q n So, cash, and tennessee, -
IS r. cash. for common brand Sales by auction of 200
bbls Georgetown, 50 81; 100 do Ohio at the same
price, and about 1000 bbs do part sour, 25 Sc per
Dbl, cash.
GRAIN-T'he limited m rivals of Corn have caused a
re action in the market The market closes at ad-
Sales the carly part of the week of yellow sac,
and white 50c.-Saes yesterday and to-day at 81 81
for white, and 55c per bushelf0r yellow The sales of
Oats and Rye are small, and at former prices. 1000
bushels Southern Rye sold at auction, 5Se per bushel,
cash.
PROVISIONS--Our quotations for Beef, Pork and
Lard will be found lower to conform TO the sales Ofthe
week, which have been moderate.
PLASTER-Sales of several cargoes at IS 2 81 per
ton, which is advance.
ETOBACCO-In better demand. About 100 hhds
have sold this week for export and to manufacturers at
l0c per Id for approved, and &c per lb ms for
Bulbs Eye.
WOOL-The market continues dull. with very limit
sales. There was an arrival from New South Wales
this week.
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| 0g- SWAIBI's PARACEA-CAUTIoN.-
great celebrity which this remedy has acquired during
perlod OF twenty years, its increasing demand and Its
unparalleled Success has induced number of persons
from time TO time, both home and abroad, initiate il
| in various ways.
As long these limitations were confined to mixtures
bearing other names did consider it necessary to
advert 10 en but having evidence in our possession OF
the gross decepuons practised by unpnciped men, in
vending spurious syrup for the sgenuine Swain Pan
acea we cannot too strongly caution the public Il avoid
purchasing our medicines from any but the most respect
Iii difficult TO detect in many instances the actual
perpetrators OF these impOsons, the spurious mix
lures are me more generally sent into the INTERIOR and to
Some time back W detected fraudulent imitation in
New-fork Close - ;mbing Owa, but the bottles
were labelled william Swain, instead Of WILLIAM
SWAN
More recently we have found bottles cast in mould
precisely Iike our own but H5waim's PaDacea" New
cea,' Philadelphia.
Wehaye received repeated adyces from the West In
dla Islands that empty bottles are purchased up
ngh raes, Tor the purpose of rehing them with spu-
nous mixture: and OF the thousands of bottles of wais
Panacea annually sold in principal cities, we
coect put very few of the empty bottles, they
made use of In various ways defraud the proprietor
and TO deceive the public.
We have known instances of three bottles being made
out OF one, by mixing portion of Sarsaparla syrup
with the genuine Swaims Panacea, thereby retaining
some of its virtues.
In Philadelphia lately large order was received by
mercantile house for Swaim's Panacea bottes mould
in exact imitation of our made and the order
supeqand recent adYlces from BTazls inform us that
Vesse from Amsterdam had arrived at Rio dc Janeiro
partly laden with bottles precisely like own. We
have also In possession book printed in Germany, fac
simile OF our own book of cases and certificates.
From all these circumstances will be that the
genuine swaims Panacea Is couDterfeed and iIlated
to considerable extent; and these limitations not
only fraud upon us, but will necessarily protract the
serngs of nyalds in those diseases where the genuine
medicine might have proved efhcacOus, we must rely
upon the public 10 purchase the Swam's Panacea only
from authentic and respectable houses and dealers, who
obtain their supplies either from laboratory in Phla
delphia, or from accredited and General Agent,
HENRY JOHN SHARPE, No. 46 Pine street,
Rew-York.
(Signed.) WILLIAM SWAIN X SON.
Philadelphia, 18th April, 1870.
ROBERTS & ATKINSON,
Corner of Hanover and MaEketsteets,
ma % eodtf Bnltimore
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ENISHING TACKLE.-Just received an as
= sortmeni of superior TACKLE, consisting of
8, and Joint WALKING STICK RODS
3, 4 and HiZLE RODS
g. and Ash built FLY RODS
90, 100 & LOO yards SILK HAIR and SEA GRASS
LINES
SILK, HAIR and GRASS LINES, furnished per gros
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnish
ed per ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts
gros Gut, Gimp and Hair SEOODS
Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by the
1000 otherwise
SWIVEL'S HOOKS, furnished complete
AIso-A general assortment of WOODEN WARE,
Irvine and torage, BRUSHES ofap kinds, for sale at
very reducedprices by DUKEHART & CO.,
I0l IL Baltimore street, between SIuth Calvert
County Merchants and others invited TO call
Thankful for past favors they solicit share fpatron-
age. ma u
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CANIPHTNE LIGHT.

| FHHHE superiority of the CAMPHINR LIGHT, to
n that of either Oil Gas, has been fully tested
BY some hundreds who using in this city, both
regards the briancy of the Light and thai of economy
We prepared to prove that the Camphine is less
than oreha the expense of Gas or O-and in addition
to which possesses all the good qualities that other
cial lights have not in regard to cleanliness there
nothing 10 compete with il, and in trimming tile Lamp
is done with facility, and less trouble than with
the ordinary lamp The Camphine Oil purely vegeta-
hle and warranted free from combustion. There are
upwards of $4,000 ofthe Lamps used in New York,
and increasing daily large assortment OF which, and
the CanPhine Oil, constantly hand, and for sale by
T. PALMER & CO.
N. B. The Lamps burning every night Stores,
where they can be 26-4t
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AMUSE MEN rs.

AOGh11GICAN I'fAE1A1kE-FHOAT 81.
GRAND EXTRA NIGHT.
MR.. V,7NSIOHEREEh'S BENEFIT
Two Nggers in the field
First appearance of Master COLEMAN, the unrgaled
Negro Singer and Dancer, and Mr.. T. ". TANNER.
TUESDAY, JUNE ,, 1910.
VIII be performed the petit Comedy of
BACHELORS BUTTONS.
After which Master Coleman will dance his celebrated
CamptOwn, HoDpipe, Jim-Along Josey, and his cele-
brated limitation of Fanny Elsser.
Mr.. L. w. Tanner Jim Brewn and a celebrated
Ethiopian Dance
The Highland Fling, in character, by the Misses and
Master Wagstaff.
Favorite Dance by Miss Slater.
The evenings entertainment 10 conclude with
ALL IN THE DOWNS.
William, Mr.. VANSTOFOREEN.
Susan, Mrs. SEXTON.
SIz- For particulars see small bills
l15-Price Of AdmissiOn-Box 50 cepts.-Pit % cents
{E5- Doors open at 7-performance to commence at
half past O'Clock, precisely.
o. Checks not transferable.
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PHLL-aDRLPHI.a M.qRRET, Mav 30.

| COTToN-Fine qualities are scarce, and are much
wanted by spnners. About 500 bales have been taken
this week. Babe per h. for Alabama Mississippi and
| Tennessee, and 92ai0Jc for fair to good Upland.
COFFEE-The market continues inactive, and the
sales continue very limited scale, at previous rates
They comprise about 800 bags of all descriptons-Ro
at lOtallt, LaguyH llalla, and Cuba lOaall cts to
months.
FTSH-Mackerel are dull of SALE and prices very
settled. The range of No may be stated at Sl2 25a3
No $40 2al pc Dbl for large and small parcels; No.
nearly unsaeleable
FLOUR AND MEALl-The Flour market has been
calm the sales quite moderate, and prices have slightly
declined A sale of Brandywine Flour at a 81. Sales
OF Pennsylvana at "a az "a 7oa4 Oh per bbi and IN
early in the week 81 2 but from its scarcity,
rallied, aud the Rarlet closes firm at 81 37s, and fol
prime lots "a IA is demanded. Pennsylvania is held al
"a 62t Rye Flour-saes at So rs per Dbl. Corn Meal
sales of hhds at Sl2 so; Brandywine $3.50. Sales in
bbls at 81 e7a2 81, closing at the latter price.
CiRAIN--Wheat has advanced, and the sales have
been large say 23 900 bushels at SO to So perbush
ell for good prime Pennsylvania chiefly for export
Southern has sold at 80 to 95cts for inferior to goodua
ity in Ryedemand good, with sales at 49a50
for Pennsylvania Corn is improving-sales of round
yellow at 50, and prime 40 cts; fiat do 4Sa49 and white
46 cts Oats-a sale of Pennsylvania at Dc; Southern
has sold at rs cents afoat.
Professionalism is more inquired for, and sales
TO moderate extent have been made at SIS 50 for Mess
cash on times Prime will bring $l3 Scala per bb Bacon
has been taken al 9sal0c for hams 81 for sides, and
nc per b for shouders Lard-sales t. extent
lOlc per b but holders now demand advance this
price.
TEAS-The market has been quiet this week. BY
auction, small catalogue of the imports per Sabna and
Grard, was sold at some decline on former rates. The
particulars have been published under the auction
head.
TOBACCO-Kentucly has been in brisk request, and
the exceed 300 hhds ST o. per Id for
erior 10 fine quality. The demand is chiefly confined &c
the better qualities, which
MISUNDERSTANDING Bills have been taken at IS a
l4i per cent. prem; on France At 81 aa5f
CATTLE MARKETING sales of Beeyes reached
500 head at s. 5Oa7 per 100 lbs Cows and Calves were
disposed of at S2a3j EACH end Dry Cows at Sl l6
Hogs were in moderate request with sales of 450 at a
so per 100 HIS Sheppard Lambs sold at 81 75a3 Is fol
the former, aad 81 25a225 each for the latter, in quail
ty.