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Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23
ALABAMA. MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST e3 ls4I

ED OBERfSUN X O., have on hand and N,ll aO sell low to close eonslgmnens, the fooilmhg riicles-
 1 pipes Hour Glass Gm
 5O hhls Feltmn's Rum; 25 bbls Am Brandy
 ? hbIs French Brandy p do imitation do do p ur casks Sweet Malaga Wine
 29 baskets Champagne loo coils Rope 100 boxes Candles, good article
 to kegs Milk, Soda and Sugar Crackers
 50 hbls Loaf Sugar
 20 frkins Virginia and Goshen Butter
 1 casks Scotch Ale, superior article
 2l cases Bonts, Shoes and Brogans The above are remnants ol conslgnments, winch will he sold low in order to close them. mara A T PRIVATE SALE-25 hh,s prime 0 Sugar "A l75 bags prime Rio Coffee 20O0 bags corn, .32j bbls superne flour, 100 hbs rectiiird Nhlskey 100 boxes Virginia Tobacco, 90 boxes Soap, 90 hhls prime Molasses in fine order 90 half bbls Pickled Pig Pork, 2j irkins Goshen butter,
 20 boxes Imperial and Gun Powder Teas, l00 cases Kip and Russel Brugan Shoes, 100 pieces i2 inch Dundee Baggng at l6 cts, 100 NJ Scgars some very superior, 90 doz Rush bottom chars,
 10 Bookcases and Secretaries at $20 each, Sc.
 ALSO, h bales brown Sheetngs, 200pcs calicoes assorted 10 bales Beached Shirtngs and Shectings, 300 hacks English and German Pins, 100 pcs Virginia Dsnaburgs, 100 hoz cotton hose, 20 doz Merino and Berlin Shirts and Drawers, 100 doz Madras ildk ifs, 90 dog Linen half hose, 90 pcs striped and plaid Drills for Pantaoons, 2jO White and cold 9 to l2-4 Cuunterpanes and Marserlles Quilts, 100 pcs Brown Linen, 20 pes Erninette for mems and boys summer wear, 20 pcs Bedford Ribbed Pantaloon Sluils, 2O pcs 5-i white Flannels for summer wear, loo 36 inch Cotton and Silk Umbrellas, 300 reams fine Letter Paper, 200 setts Knives and Forks, 50 cards Scissors. All fl wkch will be sold at New York and charges LATHAM HULL & SON may26 22 Water street.
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IT COX OUTii--'s Caation' '' IS ths Parentel Safty. M An attack of the "Iies" may be positively pre- vented by using (wlien the premoniiory symptoms are fct) the celebrated HAYS LINIMENT. There are more than one hundred people in this cy and in the United States an immense nnbeF, ,vho have suf- Iered beyond endurance by this dreadful compla who keen themselves wholly free from attacks by ap- plying this Eminent when they feel,ny symptoms of ,ts approach of this there is the perfect proof
 nS. None Genuine without the name of CON- STOCK & co, writtuon the wrappers. r. siei@ SOLOMON HAYS
 Sold at No Fletcher street, N. Y. rr
 Sold by ]. 0. DUR0SE x CO' Agents and Drs MAYNARD & GATES, sIobie aI2
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febl9 and 10 Commerce-sts. NEW BOOKS.-DOUBLEDAY & SEARS, 50 lN Dauphin street, have this day received the fol- lowing
 Ainsworth's new Historical Romance.
 The Tower of London, illustrated by Cruih shank, complete in one volume.
 Master Humphrey $ Clock, by Boz, No. r.
 The Rural Life of England, by William Hewitt, author of 'Vists to remarkable places" &c from the 2 London edition, corrected and revised in one vol. Svo.
 Visits to Remarkable Places, Old Halls, Battle fields, and scenes illustrative of striking passages in English History and Poetry, by William Howill. in 2 vols. 12mo feb1l
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

RAGGlNG, ROPE & TWINE.-The subsc,i- I1 Der having been appointed AGENT for the MAYsyILLE MANUFACTURING Co. will be con constantly supplied and can fill orders for Baeging and Rope to any extent, favorable terms. The quality unsurpassed b, any Factory in the western country.
 Daily expected direct from the Factory
 300 pieces Baggmg, 300 coils Rope
 FRANKLIN w. MCCOY, an27 l59Kmo 60 Commerce st
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23
NAILLR's FRENCH FILLS.-S 300 CHAL-
 lAI.E -Th.. ncnllinn French ill. annin.t all

NAlLLR'o FRENCH FlLLS.-S 300 CHAL- LENGE.-The genuine French Fills against all Quack Nosilums of the age, for the cure of ! 4
 The French Pills are applicable in all cases for e ther sex, (sarranted fee from Mercury and possess medicines, by being entirely tree from smell, and con- sequenty do not affect the breath, thereby preventing the possibility of discovery while using them.
 Besides this important advantage, they never dsa- gree with the stomach and in the first stages of the disease, they usually effect q in few days with little regard to diet or exposure.
 In the most obstinate stages of the disease, they equally certain, having cured many after every other remedy had failed. In short, they have been so universally successful that the proprietor challenges any to produce remedy of equal certainty, under a forfeiture of Three Hundred Dollars.
 iml2 l. C. DUBOSE X CO.,, 39 Water st. @5- Price, S2 ger box, with fnIl directions.
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HEMENT AFLOAT.--25O casks first quality V Hydraul,c Cement landing from brig Linden, will be sold low if taken from the vessel.
 BENJ. M. BOURN, iune3O III Commerce St
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TINHE undersigned are receiving per ship Caedo- Il mia from Liverpool: r esCast Steel'' Weeding Hoes, Brown and Common do
 Mouse Hole Anyils, ..=.n Mouse Hole shape do Bhacksmith's Vices and Hammers, Van Warts Screw plates, Indian Corn Mills, superior article for use, James, Wood screws, Carpcnter's Patent Locks,
 do Curry Combs, Ant-corrosive percussion caps Treble strong cylinder gunpowder, m one pound cannsters,
 Double barrel deer guns, manufactured to order, at $l00 to Sl50 each, ~ Table and Pocket Cutlery, Saws and Files. dec 30 aasmas JOSEPH HALL & co.
Mobile daily commercial register and patriot., 1841-08-23

ED ICiAlD NORTH, No. @5, Go,erhlneni s,. I0and 45, Commerce suett, near St. ftaneis- Ia,paiter of French and nelsh Hiles, 0l,niIstI,, .n,d leiiumery, and N holezale and k,tail Bestcls m Drngs, Paints, Medienos, tils, Glass, and l ye sufis No. 55, Goleu.ment, near kuyal, and I5, Commerce, near Sl. Francis stleet, micins Li- friends and te ullic generally thai he has taken lhe slore No. D. Common stleet (twn uoefs il, st Francis ] east side, wheie III cOnneAlen with It's store ho 8, GorerHment, he intends leeIng an extensive assortment of all articles in hs he el lu siness. lie does not expect, much less hoIe, for more encouragement and support tian he as hnier- To recel,ed, without claiming for hmseli il.e need of n,ert. He will at all times nse his best to render satisfaction to all who ma, iavof bis establishment with their patronage. As IL Is well aware how highly important Il s tor lhysieiats and families obtain medcine~ in ilcir Iue state, lie public may rest assumed iE elt; inn. li9t and ,iosh medicines. He Is receiving. aud II rfire to le- ceve, by inc latest arrl,ai. iatees mesh. ard perior assortment of American. raisi, afd lferch Medicines, selected wlfh de e'oelest eafe. He assortment of drugs aud iau's moIlrircs. c,uIris- ing etery article of the ehoi.est aia h.HHsst stlec ton m the line, afe from the best hl .ap and A. merIcan manufactures
 lie also will keep on hand select asseitn ent fresh Garden amp Field Seeds, Ieefs aaa ltas.
 N. E. Orders from ihe country f,iea the shnIt- ps npt feb
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CtUNPOWDER TEA.-s0 boxes, "a choice arti- U cle, for sale by [may20l l.. HULL & SON.
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JUDGE PATrERSON-Read the follow ing O frsm Judge Patterson, for thity years the f,sl Judge of the county which he lives.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-02
shall be the collector Of each ward Sr.,

shall be the collector Of each ward Sui
ordinances may be annuI!ed in the san,
manner as provided 10 Section Is Of ~
act, whenever petition, signed by 6.teqn
electors, shall be presented to the clerk ~
the ward, such electors being residents oI
the said ward. Two Of the trustees shall
be board competent 20 transact business
of each ward contemplated by this ac,.
Sec 10. The president shall have pow.
er 10 convey real estate belonging to the
corporation, under an act Of ordinance q,
the trustees directing the sale Of the same.
and such deed, signed and duly Qckaovl.
edged, shall be evidence Of such sale and
transfer to be received in any court
SEC. 20. Whenever a majority OF tie
electors possessed ola freehold estate shall
deem il necessary, for the health AID in
ercst Of the village OF Southport, toolca
the south mouth Of Pike Creek, the trustees
aforesaid may levy tax Of not eXc,cGn,
ten thousand dollars in any one year, Cf-
on the assessed yaIuo of all the real estate
in said village; said TX shall be expended
under an ordinance, IN opening SAID mou4
and keeping the same open, agrceahly 70
plan which has been, or may hereafter
be, submitted by the e. G a Government,
| Prorided. that the tax shall be coIlece',
land sold and subject TO the same cdymq-
ton as provided in Sec. II, Of this act
| Preceded, that no tax for all purposes
whatever, shall not in any one year exceed
twenty five per cent
SEC. 2I. This act may be altered, a.
mendod or repealed by any future Legs
laturc, and shall take effect and be in force
at such time as two thirds Of the legal yo-
tcrs within the corporate limits Of III, sad
villaga shall Gee pit this charter. Pr3rj-
dcd, the electors residing within Me corpo-
rate limits described IN this act, may i.cet
at the Academy in said village on The lay
fixed in The third section of this act Cor lie
first election of president and trustees, and
appoint Judges and clerk according 10
the fourth Sec. Of this act who shall h"t
proceed to receive and register the votes
for and against accepting this charter; ami
if two thirds of the votes given and reg
tered shall be in favor Of accc ling the
same, that fact shall be proclaimed to he
meeting by one Of the judges, and from
thencciorth shall take effect and be in full
force, and the certificate Of tho said judges
and clerk of the aforesaid result, sha be
recorded in the minutes Of the corpolatioa,
and said certificate then recorded. or copies
Of the same certified to by the President,
and attested by the Recorder Of said VII.
lage, shall oe evidence Of It's contents in
all courts and places whatever; butin cosa
two thirds Of the voters present shall not
vote in favor Of adopting this act, It shall
not take effect.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-02
TERRITORIAL LEGISLATURE.
NV sHET.

To Incorporate the Village of Southport.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the Council
and House of Representatives Of the Ter
ritory of Wisconsin,, That all that part of
the town plat Of Southport, in the County
Of Racine and Territory aforesaid, lying
and being within the following limits, viz:
the east fractional half Of section thirty
one, in town two. north; and the north east
| quarter oil the north east quarter of section
SIX, in town one north, all of range TWEEN
ty-three east, and the fractions lying east
of the aforesaid tracts to Lake Michigan,
! be, and the same is hereby constituted a
village corporate and shall hereafter be
known by tho name or title of the village
Of Southport
Sec. 2. Tha: the village of Southport,
shall be divided into two wards or districts
viz: all that part OF the south east fraction
al quarter OF section th!rty-one aforesaid,
and the north east quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section six aforesaid, and
the fractions lying east of the same to the
Lake aforesaid, shall compose one ward,
and shall be known as the South Ward;
and all that part lying north and West of
the creek. viz: the north east fractional
quarter of section thirty-one aforesaid, and
all that part of the southeast quarter Of
section thirty-one aforesaid, lying on the
north side of Pike creek, and the fractions
east of the same to Lake Michigan, shall
compose one ward and shall be known as
the North Ward. And all taxes hereafter
levied and collected by the board of Trus-
tees hereinafter named, for the purpos of
improving, grading or repairing roads, al
legs or streets in said village, shall be ex-
pended within the said limits of each ward
respectively, in which the same has been
assessed and collected; and property with
In the limits of said village shall be exempt
ed from paying road tax in any other
town or township within this Territory.
Sec. 3. Il shall be lawful for the free
male inhabitants of said village, over the
age OF twenty one years and being citizens
OF the United States, and resident within
the limits as described n section one of
this act, TO meet at some convenient pla-
ces in the village of Southport, on the first
Monday of April next, and on the first
Monday of April annually thereafter, and
then and there by majority Of votes TO elect
by ballot President and six trustees who
shall hold their offices one year, and I'M
til their successors are elected and quail |
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-02

The PrairieS.--The morning Courier
new daily paper recently established at
Springfield, Illinois has an Interesting pa
ragraph respecting the tide Of emigration
through that State 10 the Still. Far West
says:
according TO our own observation, for
we have travelled much during the past
season the tide is setting on the yanoq,
lines Of travel, towards the land Of prom
ise.' The pralrics have, the whole scas.n
been blocked up with movers wagons
and end from tie rcpl esentations, people
enough have exchanged homes rnom lL.
East 10 The West in 1910, to add another
Safe to the National Constellation, lad
they oil located in IA sI1gle Territory
Missouri, Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin has
received large portion Of the new con-
ers. Ohio, but Il few yours since Wc T.a
is now the starting point for The Ear y e..
The upper Mississippi is no longer The u
most verge OF that underlined al ME MN
able terIitory- residents beyond talk d a
still further WeSt, and bat lew years c,c
the swelling wave will break over Tie
Rocky Mountains, aud the quiet vaIc3 Of
the Columbia will teen with people
whose progeniors dwelt in rugged New
England, and looked upon the AIIcgan.cs
as the impossible boundary ofthc Western
world.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-03-02

Bank Of Michigan-Money MattarS.-
There has been no change for the better IN
the money market, since our last. -Th0.c
who continue to take Michigan money
and almost every one dOes-tukc it alta Sir
pulated discount; or else advance upon lie
price OF articles sold, so os 10 arrive at tie
same result.
Many are surprised that the bills Of the
Bank OF Michigan are Of less convertible
value than the bills Of the other banks.
But the reason is obvious: the T &, VI bank
continues TO draw drafts. These arr avail
able TO the merchants. The bank OF Mich
igan does not draw drafts. Consequently
her bills are not available to these HL0
have eastern debts to pay. II is not, there
fore, because the merchants believe ne
Bank Of Michigan less solvent than the f.
& NJ. Bank, that they make the difference
between the bills Of the two institutions.
but smply because the bills OF the orc vii
secure eastern drafts and the other viii not.
| he Bank Of Michigan could draw drafts.
1t her officers did not believe that such
course, under present circumstances, would
not be strictly just towards her distant bill
holders. If, for instance, she should OK
haust the fund which she has east, by 81
wing drafts, that fund would lie absorbed by
a few capitalists, and in case the Bank
should be obliged to wind up, it could no;
then, as it now can, make mn equal dividend
Of that fund, together with the specie in her
vaults, 10 all her bill holders
Detroit Addcrtissr.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-29
AL PUBLIC DE L'ETAT DE- ~
LOUISIANA.

Ayant fat I'm heureux commencement or
o~btenant des souscripteurs pour lie journal
nomme "PAmi de la Mecanique ct de l'agri.
culture" qui sera etabli a Ia eNouvel]e Ole.
ans, des qu'un no1nbre ~suffisant de souscrip-
teurs sera obtenu pour ~justifier une enterprise
81 lmportante c'est avec plaisir que je dis que
mes efforts dams les paroisses suivantes-As-
cension, Assumption, Lafourche, T'errebonne
ct lbervllle ont etc implement encourages.
Plus de trois cents souscripteurs substantiels
ont etc %obtenus, ct en- traversant toutes lea
paroisses de PEtat a Get eTet, je preads la
llberte de solicitor raide ulterieur ct lie pa.
tronage liberal pour lie journal hebdomadaire
propose. C'est mon espoir lie plus ardent de
voir ce journal, qui sera pavocat e~xclusif, ct
qul fera fleurir les arts mecaniques ct utiles,
ct encouragera Pindustrie dams lagriculture.
etabll sur I'm pied ferme, ct je n%'epargnerai
aucune pelne pour executor Get objet impor-
tant. Je me propose de trayerser tous les
districts ct toutes les parcisses de TEtat, pour
recevolr les subscriptions en- personne. Toutes
personnes dams les environs qui veulent soug-
crire, sont prices de me visiter a Ph6tel de
NJ. Legendre, atm d'inscrire leurs MONS ct
leurs residences sur lie livre de subscription.
A. L. PLOUGH.
Baton Rouge, % mai, 1871. Is
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les jambons do 6 az; do. envelopes dc s
~. p!ats cotes, de S is, epaules de 8 d 4.
GRA1ssE.-ll MY a de demandes que
pour les qualities de choix strictes ct les In
ferleures les qualities ordinares sont tou.
yours neglgees. Nous cotons les ordi-
mares a s cts. BONES ordinaires de 5 3I4
40 liz. Prime de d 7 ne.
CnANeE.-Lec change stranger a hausse
depuls notre derniere revue ct nous c6tons
les traltes sterling do II liz a IL Id pour
cent de prime. Sur France 500 liz des
traites d 90 jo1rs ont etc yendues d S, OF
liz. New York 60jours de al 4 Ia pour
cent de prime. Checks a rue de 5 lf2 a
f cents.-L'AbeiUe.
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No. \ G.
Pods; TYET PAIN

Pods DU PAIN,
f,ye par lie MARE pour Ia sema,ne j.,
"a farine etant a "a Is le bar;l. az oneaado
Pam ponr dix sous. ~ oi''es ae
ErAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
'afo'sso dist Baton Rouge-Cogr du .rois
ieme district.
Gates ct Malta syrdics
'onn Henry ct J. Langlurue. !
'h Vertu dun p1uris writ de Il. a ,dro.aa
au'saeff de la paroisse d'Est Baton Renee
par l honorable cour du troisi6me district ind;
care dars ct pour Ia paroisse dist Rstnr
~ asouge, I1lat De Ia Louisiana, il sera expoaa
en- 'ente p,iblique au plus haut enchi ris5snr
a Ia porte de la maison de Cour do Il VIZ H.
Baton Rouge, 'i1ie oe
MARDI, Ter JUN proclaim,
aux heures ordlnaires des venues +o,,s
droi's' TIRES interets ct pratensions da Ioha
Henry, Pun des defendeurs. dams 81 =" 49,, aoha
proprlete ci-apr6s decrite, SAVIOR i.,fat NJ
. le1tre Z, ct No. 2 lettre b, aitus dams H.
iauo'urg s~rassie, pres la vile de Baton Ropao
CONNIE Il est decrit dams le plan fir,,ratis s.
Messrs' Gates ct NeWcomb. Saisi po,Ir ss+ia.
falre an Jugement, inttrat ct frais dams 10 nro
css ci-dessus. '"As ~ pro
Conditions de la vente-au conn+ar.
o,, l.. c. MORRIS,
Depute Shirt.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1841-05-29

Hier, au moment OH lie bateau d vapeur
Gen Brown allait gutter lie quai, I'm indi-
vldu, Acknowledgement v6tu, nomm6 Dan.
Comfy, s'est introduit dams la chambre
dun passager ct a .derobe une somme de
$4,000. II coupa ensuite avec beaucoup
d'adresse la chaine de sdrete dun passager
ct lui enlcva sa montre. Ce nest Qua
son troisieme exploit qu'on a reconDu &c
qu'etait Get adroit filou il a etc arrete ct
envoye lmmediatement en- prison.-Cour-
rier, 20 moi.
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Etat dc in Louisiana.
!. EaHt &c III LOWESIa
dEst Baton Rouge Cour du Troia.
ie1ne District
William Denham !
vs..
II. Cain ct ais. no 23oo
Plus Fl. ia.
John Denham
We. -
FL. Cain ct ais. No'@ooL
pIu Il. IA.

En- vertu dun writ de plu. &. "a. d moi .dres
Sc par Phon. cour du troisiene District ind.
care dams ct pour lie paroisse d'Est B.tor
isouge. IL sera Vendu a Ia porte de la maisor
oe cour aans ct pour la dite paroisse 10
MERCREDI % JUN proclaim.
Tn terrain situa dams cette partie de Ia villa
De Baton Rouge, divisee par A.. Grass ct dtsip.
nee sur lie plan figuratif par lie No 2 de IIlet
NO. . ayant 60 pieds de face eur la rus de-
feglIse sur 100 pIeds de ~profondeur, aussi Ia
partle Quest d. terrain No. 5 de rilet No. .
dams Ia vile de Grass, go pieds sur Ia rue de
lafayette sur I'll pieds sur la rue de peelise.
Conditions de la vente au compliant.
Il. w. FOWLER
Is Mai 1s4I-14. sbsr;f
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REMARQUES SUR LIE MARCnE:
Me. Orleans, 81 mai, 1871.

CoToN.-L'activite que nous ayons in
dlquce dams notre derniere revue, ct gu
await considerablement afaibli lie stock
sur place, en- premieres mains, a etc suivie
d'operations assez restreintes. Les bellies
qualities ont continue a etre plus deman-
dees ct les %detenteurs ont etc a meme
dDobtemr n nouvelle hausse de Ia cent
sur les sortes au-dessus' du bon ordinaire,
tandls que cette hausse ma etc que dun
hultleme de cent sur les qualities %ordinaires.
Les arrivages ont etc assez .considerables
ces Jours derniers; mais, lis consistent
pr1ncipalement ncoton North Alabama. ct
tennessee, don't Sc compose auiourd'hu
en- grande partie lie stock restant On vente.
CLASSIFICATION DE LIVERPOOL.
Louisiana ct Mississipi.-Ordinaire ct
bon de Ia ae ga Ordinaire 10 a 10
1I2; Bon ordinaire, 10 3i4 a IL Ia; Bon
%ordinalfe ct petit courant IL 3l4 Bon
~courant Is cents.
Tennessee ct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ct
bas de a 9 liz; Ordinaire 8 3I4 a 10
ia Bon ordinaire 10 liz ALL,
TABac.-Le marche est t~oulours ealme;
les affaires sont preseue complement in
terrompues, ct nous croyons qu'il faudrait
que les detenteurs fssent des concessions
pour engagger les acheteurs a operer.
SucRE.-Les operations sur la Ievee ont
etc llmitees dams ces derniers jours: elies
Sc sont elevees i peine journellement, a
100 boucauts. Norsn'apons aucun chan.
cement a indiquer quaint aux prix seule-
ment les bellies qualities ont I'm peu hausss
a cause de leur rarete. Des qualities de
bon cholx obtiendraient 6 liz cents eli
meme nne fraction au dessus, ct nous CO.
tons pour les qualities extremes de 4 ia a
6 liz.
MELAssE.-Les a~rriyages mont pas etc
ct les %detenteurs so1t parye-
a obtenir une hausse sur nos dernieres
"a cents est lie prix courant pour
des lots en- bon etat pour I~exportation.
FARIsE.--Le marche est toujours calnne;
nous n'avons en- ces derniers ionrs alcune
demande pour Preparation. Les de-
fenteurs consentiraienta vendre la farine
superfine d ~ % pour des lots un peu i'm
WHIsKEy Les arrivages depuis notre
revue ont etc considerables lie
shiskey rectHie est calme d Is cts ct quel.
lues ventes ont eu lieu 4 II cts.
CAFE.-Lesd emaades sont Iinitees tam.
'our ie Haya.e que pour lie Rio, les prix
:ependant mont pas varie ; nous c0dtons lie
iavane prime vert de II a IL liz; infan-
VI de 10 10 3l4, Rio de II a IL la.
Beuf.-Le marche est t~oujours calme.
Nous cotons lie mess en- baTils de IL aI2; 1
n liz do do 6 SO d I. Prime de 6 Ha7.
Scout de 4 SO i 8.
LARD.-Les stock est considerable ct nos
Sc settlement 4 peine. Nous cbtons |.
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yelles, tendent d interrompre nos relations
ave pAfrique, on nos manufacturers ct me-
g~ociants ont trouve pour leurs produits
une preference aux ~marchandises anglaist S
I'll est a desirer que les outrages CONT
nuent I'm peu plus longtemps. Notre gou.
yernements semble fermer les yeux d ces
infractions de nos droits. LIE peuple
alors devra WELLER lui-meme pour Sc pro.
teges.
Quelques evenements encore de cette
sorte, ct nous yerrons Sc former des COM
pagnies qui front chaser les c~roiseurs an
glais de la cote d'Afrique.