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The hornet., 1843-07-11
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The siset la' isse Rqqi. apd noe hsi Il I.
eel cultivated sHj kspi fss rom pfsp f,t
spfisz seaou having ieeu pfstii,gas IN ib.
sstfsms vs may SAFELY ~ ll,al ~ sl,issls
eaa pfsashi lffslt ~ esats h.lafs. pst,aa
% other fiffs of pfgtls ~ satib. dsssns !
aisaisf fhsfs af lhs Rspis 4st rbsifsl sftb..
vsib, iian A. ihs h.Isn n tls ts.t Tbsf
sc ihe s'eta 4i4f IF et rrrHtIrB mlftu
iigns free ffom guile sal esfmff.sa. n.sy
gshsfaIiy afm lbsf oflatsat ap4a llis tmfga
f'lls principle ~ lai.ss. twtrl.ag h. cnaf
iis hthei uaf Bns doe aaig gfut Wbes
hey meet With fsssuss, us Hio.t Z klt by
ihs uaff che mstehB6f feels H nla Isafaf
aad hwgst isrif III ths rsiysa es'tif. aad
n fact j. ttfty 8ti Tbaa sbg .bsaa -
not te naakfli aad b4oyej op slfb delight.
70 kaow lhal lle horn of plenty 4 10 b. tie
nmaie n every mah'a dwsllat
The corn crop hu .sd,.a .o,ssd better
Or county ell be sell mpgItrd with this
sfeeiss of pfafsnisf tbs year Heretofore
orat least three yelr since. We sefe suppl.
ed by other slalesaabui bot 70 nov. If We are
70 Judge of the quantity in cultivation. ~.
cry Planter bl, bic Geld nj cous and great
number of them viii have il Tor sale some
have turned their attention entirely Ia tbIa
business, aud Il would be bot reasonable 10
suppose lbal q large quantity coull be spared
for cxporIalon. The extremely Iow price of
cotton has brought about Tbs result. aud If we
we're 70 be- ne Judge. our decision would be
such as 10 show that where one portion raised
cotton and the other corn, IL would prove of
greater benefit than If oil were engaged in the
rearing Of cotton. The fact Is. II took two
thirds Of the proceeds Of our annual crop, TO
purchase articles Of food, such as corn, flower
aud bacon This operation generally left US
minus Of circulation, as the funds given for
such things, were generally carried TO other
States. But now, we are satisfied that Il dif.
Ierent routine of affairs exist, which has had
the hlppiest effect. We raise all those art.
ces at home. Competion in the production of
cotton is reduced; hence better price is oj-
tanned, and the money paid n return is kept
within our own State bec1use those articles
which the cotton producer needs, and does
not raise, can be purchased of his neighbors,
who are non-producers of cotton, and at
lower price than foreigners could afford 10 sell
for
Wheat Of a superior quality, can be raised
in this climate. We have seen a specimen of
grains raised in this county, which would
compare in size, solidity and soundness, with |
the best Of, northern wheat. The scarcity of
flower mills has however, prevented many
from entering into this business, The ft1e |
luantity that is raised, has 10 /6e carried forty
or fifty miles TO get il turned in flower. A
ell of this description would coin money in
this section of the State, and we would be
pleased to see some enterprzing person enter
into this business, faa ial s |
The hornet., 1843-07-11
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49, easai ~ faasY A iobTYfs rsstn
Ill ala8t af tffffn Fasss pafHtfsa
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sasss 4 fse esapls ~ raffgll sd tts
l#Nss
l., q 4afk ,afa considered due ~ s9un
!. lsee. sad persons elll BE- s8feeisf f.
shsaseff stl'ed aFun
..s..smaefs ~ h. fatd fu ia advance
.stisfs sHd communications sddfe4s1d
.su aa husinopq vita ths uflee, The
III psA, ofthfy vill mot be aitendod D.
The hornet., 1843-07-11

A cheap trip to Paris.-A French gentle
man has arrived at New York, bringing with
him a perfect model OF the city of Paris,
the result of sixteen years labor--presenting
more than one hundred thousand buildings,
carved and painted with such fidelity, that any
person who has ever visited Paris, can point
out the very house in which he lived. The
gentleman intends exhibiting il throughout
the Union.
The hornet., 1843-07-11

Mr.. CLAY pays the following tribute to the
fair.-"Women," says he "are the Cornthan
pillars that adorn and support society. The
institutions that protect women throw shield
also around children; and when women and
children are provided for, man must be secure
in his rights" Nothing has ever fell from
the lips of Henry Clay, that was not worthy
of great praise and due consideration. His
name is the huge pillar upon which rests the
only hopes Of this great crowded and moving
anorama-America.
The hornet., 1843-07-11

Strong alum water is said 10 be a sure pa
nacea for the destruction of Catterpillars,
which sometimes infests the GoOseberry bush
and other fruit shrubs which are generally
planted in gardens.
The hornet., 1843-07-11
SPECT OF OUR PLANTERS.

OsOandman has ample rewards show
= 'nls season, for rejoicing and praise
WISE Providence for the many bles-
s''eo : at his hands. At no time for
'e OF SIX years, have our Planters
""e prospects before them for anti
=" ample compensation in return for
| ~, auu labor. All agricultural COM
I'M uN well. Cotton, the main staple
N'"' exceeds the anticipations of all.
The hornet., 1843-07-11

A PLEA FOR THE BIRDS.-It has been the u
sual custom among farmers to destroy birds
that generally use in fields and orchards, from
the erroneous idea formed that they were des-
tructve TO sown grains, and fruits of every
description. Far from this being the case,
they are benefit to the farmer, and should be
permitted to build upon the premises q brood
undisturbed. They rid the trees of caterpil-
lars, beetles and other destructive Insects
Among the most useful may be named the
black bird, boblincoln, Canada robin and tit
mouse. 81 have observed one of these BIRDS"
says writer upon the subject, "go round the
limb of an apple tree in spiral direction, and
destroy in this way every worm on the tree,
in an incredible short time" No man, added
he-"can calculate the value of birds on
farm have no doubt but that they save me
equal to the labor of one man for the season,
beside preserving my trees from destruction"
Birds, then, not excepting the hawks and
owls, are vastly more useful than injurious TO
man. None of them should, under any pre-
tence, be destroyed ..s
The hornet., 1843-07-11

Is it not singular coincidence worthy Of
notice, that the anniversary Of The battle Of
Bunker Hill aud the celebration Of the com!
pletion of the Monument, fell on Saturday.
the same day Of the week on which the battls
was fought
The hornet., 1843-07-11


Wtsi ebahPss aad flclailudsaspnng N fhe
Ne n mga sblls se.ourpsr - earth ifs
giafs j. biisa ~ myHsy day may bsiag
pfih mysisflei n b. sigltl aad Ass~lsdesAs
tsan time msy bsnlsi, hln - ~ uokn0wh
flifss msn iss filgrim iis wsfbi ovvrl -
hnaws aet ~iefs hls part ~ "A asfof ~ W
Rfsaf aiags shail snJ. Chafsa compts g.
Nlslss, -ho hsa trsiys lhepsana mse o0dsf
hs fomnabd il dia wpy n Ntps,lsob. sd
whg was ~ oas time spmmlqdsfln.shisf "
ihs rFffliab a ths s'iy IN Rblne. y nov is
Nashsiils fsbbsfbs. tsasilhR school, - IN
oltsf wgfds. Ne "feupe iaes bow 20 f'aaf
TIE YganR man ~he wiiiiss n ehoots
wife, sbopj never te guided by bsagty, -.
complainant ~ wealth, ~ spouss should
te endowed wllb strong christian faith, cen.
i.msaisaod raetea. llsligeo y every whsfs
lovely bai IN wofosa pesallafly -. Il makes
hef bet IuIs lower than The aagsls. 4 pufi.
des tef heart. sIevaiss her feelings and senli.
mfatf, ballowi her affections, sheds light on
her understanding ard pupsfia dignity aod
patbot 10 her whole character Nor does i's
Influence sni here
"l' beams ~ the Tlsnee n The eye, y a
Il ats On the lips 10 smile,
Il checks the angrseious reply,
The hornet., 1843-07-11

To take stdias out Of Mddogdag.--Mix IL
ounces of spirit of SALT and half ounce !,
rock salt OF lemons, powdered together. Drop
a little on the stains, and rub it with a cori
till it disappears. Wash off with cold wstsi
The hornet., 1843-07-11

To destroy Mice.-Fry sheet of brown
paper THE coarser the better] in any grease
this the mice will eat and it will lldestroy the
This plan is safer, cheaper, ndeasier than a.ss
trap. ~ A -. -
The hornet., 1843-07-11
"li beams W the glance " The eye,
Il ats On the lipa 10 . smile.
Il checks The unRrseious reply,
II fnap,ufes bot cannot bsguie."

A Mas Huvo nv IIoa. Tho Cincinnati
slun gives an account Of man bcing choksd
10 death, or rather hung li dead, while slaHp
ing hogs II appears the fellow had beeA
stealing them through the night, one by o1eT
and on the fourth voyage gotvery weary und
stopped to rest on Deer creek bridge The
feet OF the animal we're tied with cord and.
slung over his head, aud as he leaned upon
the ratings. as Is supposed, the hog slipped
over the side, chonkinp the man to death. Z
The hornet., 1843-07-11
T0UcIH...t.vD w.g NT.v0.

'@H'h'f Rad Ho' ~ asf psli fHi might fesull
- pp''sff tbff rshle lqsss haze tssa "a
f's''e bahsins iatlfaf.ga, ~ sli ths spsssls
'i'n' ah1 Improve as ftfaast - fts.as N ihs
pffieht day bafhlat hai been daas fsf eo,.
fH'tf not = aa.tf tai tssa ssleadsi IN PEI
aahfht sefsf II ppiassmsat. dsusssd h
i~bfht Hian aehsafsat. bst all bas been
fqasadefsi afaa themselves. ana ihs ssti
g'asHi'on, With pfssf ,la~ N stalty. m,sbi
Hf if Hapafa.t Ell B8laii fhat es shasfl b.
et'.sd afou iafat maasY vb.eh gaf fathers
h'fs fi.@hisfsi gppa themselves api stl, NJ
intent 70 hfas6i 8a Hst ~ neh afauasat
sapafai ttr uFld1igf n tbit generation
be he bal ihs mpnsy. he has pledged hi.
ii1l fef 10 repayment. asd he i bound IN
honor. honesty, sol I4Hes. 10 hiGl thltsa.
fhzazsmsat
The sgisu1 P.fdgs u IHa faith ~ q State
be ile highest Rp@atee H5at eta b. given fof
The lglbImehf NJ eo1fnet lffsts not slime
upon ~ legality, bftaule II i aot capable of
legal fniafeeue9f. bgi upon ita equity. apd
ihn honor Of iHe government aui Of the pso.
pie trepfcscpt', md 30 State can 4 ,fepam
ii' solemn obligations without dIsguec 10 H.
self and 70 aIl those foi whom it aets. n any
Of ihe engagements Of lho States ron 80 ar
into tbc future ag 10 reach lbo next genem.
lion, then IL BE- the dlty Of these conseio0cloos.
present generation -fepudiators, to provide
for the whole Of tie Indebtedness thus crea.
ted, and not be guilty of The wholesale swind.
ling OF obtaining money upon terms which
they had no power to make, and then taking
advantage OF their own wrong refuse to pay
At all Such conduct in an individual would
be fraudulent and disgracclul and would not
be legally sustained II IS equally fraudulent
and more dishonorabIe in government, be.
cause of the confidence placed by the credit
or in its honor aud soemuly pledged faith
and which it well knows, at the time it lures
his money into It's grasp, is his only security.
The doctrine, however, that one generation
cannot bind another is neither true of the in.
dlvidual considered singIy, nor Of the govern
ment which is the constituted agent of the
aggregate of individuals which it represents-
but if the conscientious regulators of Missis.
sipp, believe it TO be otherwise, then, as we
before remarked, are they bound in honor and
honesty to see that their own generation for
whose benefit these debts have been contrac-
ed, furnish the means for their full and GER
ain liquidation. If they are Conscientious in
heir behalf and honest in their intent, this is
heir only course.
The hornet., 1843-07-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CREDIT.

The following article is taken from the
Cincinnati Gazette. 1t breatheS the true sem
timents and feelings of the honest-hearted
| Buckeyes of Ohio, where the magic curse OF
Reputation has not as yet had the earontery
to poke out its deformed head. Shame upon
Mississippi patriotism Shame to her name
that was once never spoken OF, but in terms of
praise and admiration. She is viewed in her
present attitude of bad faith and injustice to-
wards others, as being sunk almost to the low
est degree of infamy and beyond the reach or
notice of responsibility. But we hope for her
diSenthralment and redemption. She can
and must redeem her former standing:
This subject still continues to agitate the
European Press, and many of the leading
journals there speak as if reputation was up
held generally in the United States.
On the whole, we do not regret that few
bold, bad men. among US, sought to defend this
doctrine. 1t has shown what stuff our peo-
pie are made of No where has it firm
foothold; not even in poor Mississippi where
its advocates are most numerous; while every
where in all States, and among all classes in
all States, the feeling uppermost is that OF
honest indignation against it. If then we
have been made the subject of severe animad-
version abroad, we may feel certain when the
high moral feeling which animates our people,
on this subject, is understood; and when the
defauters have paid what they owe-as they
will do, or as will be done for them-our ma
tionaI character will stand firmer, the world
over, than it has ever done. 1t needs only
that we act with our customary decision to
secure this result.
The hornet., 1843-07-11

Uf'1bs pstlia ~,ll pisa.- sglise iiis 81
ssfiesmsai ~ Msssu MeCesasll A lifg~n
wh'sh si9san N io.dsf's fspef They hays
difialyed ilis ee.psaasfsiilp bsfelsiots ss,si
tBa, sol hefsafisf Ii i ta - fanJuetsd undsi
t.e hnu col ffg ~ NfCpssstl A llapTnsa
We hope r. sse lbs ega6slenar hsfsislpts pls.
sed ~ The "a afm eenlhasd Tie tue broth
sn are msa ~ bsBinsst hahiis. snd We sfs
satisfied filsy wlli render fill satsaeoa.
llo~f tmelr fha Pstsatuls fAlsj
Register soaalHt a.ha fsat hing, staal iis
waf fbe i8fn woke Haj IL fe' fasi Thing
% other tef.et tfng "Htsa ypl hssf
dswoaRi milling fif,s 'sf.g isff "a iaH
hew IL happens fhaf e1Ital bawur wheh
used ~ se.f iog ~. 9g. 10. 90 and a. ets, aay
oow ~ bought fef SO re- il jost fot niuit
from = decrease 10 ths ds0ahi. faf he eou.
sumption If il Is inefeBs.bs fuf aik bin
bow itifibaf rope. wid-b subject la an snnf.
mons Tariff, Il greatly fbsHpef than Il Wa
ever khown, and mHy he bought NJ cents
per pound Ask him baw II happens that
ron, upon which h. will teI. you there ls
frishifI Tsnn, may now hc bought fof sg5
and $40 ton, wben for years baek. ID baf
sold IN the eame market for sos 70 500 ton.
Ask him how il j., that every thing that wc
buy under the operation of this TanG, il
cheaper than we have ever before bought
them II tbo Tariff sa monster Why hus
i produced no unpleasant oppression.
TytrRlsA, ys. Bsvuyo.--An able CORES.
pondent writing from Washington, whose let.
tcrs we have frequently seen polished, puts
forth new hints Of great humbug treasury
note operation, which is in projection by the
Tyler Cabinet He says that Mr. Spencer has
a grand scheme of finance aud circulation on
foot, to issue ten millions of Treasury notes.
all of $50, all redeemable at different banks
in the large cities, which are to be made de-
posit banks. The plan is fixed and settled,
and is intended as movement against Uni
ted States Bank by giving a circulation to the
in the form of their notes. Great inn
portance is attached to it by the Cabinet as
political move, and il will probably be the nu-
cleus on which TO build great political ma
chine embracing discounts and exchanges, sc.
The hornet., 1843-07-11
POITRY

Entvr re4ms Ar nAvpoa srause."
,sg little poem, written by tho late Pre-.
i earlier days, will be read with interest
friends Of the deceased
The hornet., 1843-07-11

The New Yosk Tattler asks why are the
Cape Cod Connecticut fishermen, who visit
our harbor in pursuit of shad, like the ghost
which appeared to Macbethl--and says
Because they
"Come like shadders, so depart"
The hornet., 1843-07-11

The time calls for honest action and the
best influences of the land, and we trust hon
est men will answer the call in spirit worthy
of the occasion. This is all that is needed TO
put American credit and the American cha
racter beyond the reach of attack or reproach
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Frelghts.


We have no alteration to report in this pert The
packets do not get full reghts but the following rates
are current for all that Is taken.
To Liverpool-cotton l6d I'd per lb turpeptine ls
Sd Is Cd per Dbl heavy goods Us Sd per ton. To Lon
measm goo Is sos per ton; heavy goods 26s 27s 3d. do
per hi ashes So $40 per ton; rice $40 do; Quercron
bark SIC do whaebone ic per ID measm goods $40 per
ton.
At NOZZLE the 22d ins-On the date of our last report
snip and brig arrived from sea, both of whom have
since received partial engagements coaswise at per
bale and expect to be able to fill up small cargoes. Part
OF foreign cargo purchased within the last week. is
dersood to be held for shipment whenever favorable
opportunity occurs. There or vessels expected
shortly schr loading for Philadelphia current rates.
At New Orleans, the 22d ns fair business has been
done in foreign reghs this week. considering the late
period OF the and the reduced stocks Of produce
but the rates have not undergone any material change
The engagements of which advised ship
Tor London at 37s Sd tor Rotterdam at SIS and one
for Gibraltar Sill for tobacco for Trieste at 42s Cd
Tor tobacco, cents for cotton and Cee at S42
Tor slaves. The rates Coastwse hsve given way little
Tha following are the curreut ratest-
Cotton-To Liverpool, Id. per ID do to Havre, a
cent do New York. ~ per bale to Boston, &C. 81 20
81 SO per bale.
Tobacco-To Cowes &C., 87s. Cd per hid do to Lon
don, 37s 3d. to Hamburg and Bremen 34s 3os to Ii
verpoo 96s; to Havre 32s. Cd to New York. 81 50; to
Boston, 50 80 s. to Philadelphia, SIS.
Sugar and Molasses-To Northern Ports-From the
Coast, So a So SO; from the City, So a So %.
Bacon-To Northern Ports-$S $3 so; Pork, do 623
76cents Flour do, 30 so cents; Lead do SO - per ton
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regards price and demand that slightest indications OF
an Improvement visible and from present apPearan
the present state OF this trade is likely to continue
until the fall trade is fairly opened Hollers aeterm
ned to hold on for better prices to become tho
satisfied than they are Of the prospect abroad
The Acadia may bring favorable news but Judging from
the advces by the last two arrivals the chances are
against any Improvement from that quarter. The south.
have fallen of large per cent that between this and
he coming forward OF the new crop, prices may receive
SUDDEN start, and holders may obtain an advance suf
clent to remunerate them for holding on to their STOCK
we take into consideration the immense receipts
INTO Liverpool with the trng demand from this coun
LOT English manufactures it is not surprising that at
TINS season prices should be where they are or the de-
mahd so limited The sales in this market for the past
week reach nearly 5000 bales and the receipts of the
same period Sass bales leaving an addition TO the former
stock OF 5400 bales As there has been no in
prices we again give the quotations that we have
ior two or three weeks past.
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Ship Lane..he Lyon, fr Liverpool June 23 with mdse
s aUs5 E P.4cs % ssRs rom New Orleans
with cotton, e.. to order Sailed 10 with rque Lion,
Brig %s'1 % ,D Tsimn M.,hs. ~ day. from Porto Rico with
III hhd do moases 20 ties do to Alsep Chauncsy
Brig Gang.s Dodge, days from New Orleans with $50
Brig Alabama stewart 10 days from ApalachicO', via Key
w; T 6% o ss ssy. from Kew
with iussr. to Mainland & Kennedy.
B.s ToEaf Gsss days flo" Ne"''m NC with naval
% Is Sis % St Domingo wi"
British . sehr Ennina gatchirssn d,ys from Eeuthera,
h 900 ffFsa s7s TSs' s.s@ GS Left 'A
sshE Csso swa.ey 70 days from New Orleans. with 5000
sch ssaI ssTi!Dg; Taylor from Wilmington. NC with naval
Sch M,ly Ferguson from Newbrn NC with naval store.
sehI Union, B9.pce, from Plymouth NC. with naval
srRr Cha. TScne. Chamberlain, from Washington, NC
Ann D, B.dei days from Norfolk, with tobacco to
schf sachem, Kirby, days from Virginia. with wood to tho
sebr Emeline Rebeccs, Taylor, from Virginia. with wood
schr Mary, Bedel days from Virginia. with wood to the
schr c NJ Smith, Chambers, from York River with wood
sehr Heroine Coats days from Virginia. with WOOD to the
sehr Trimmer Lyons day, from James River with wood
sehI SHALLOW. Robertson. days from Virgins, shingles to
sehr Clinton, Harding days from Boston, with md,e to
Sch WIN Bryan, Moss, days from Boston, with mdse to
Biower
Below.
One SHIP unknown. Wind Ne
8 ship Independence IL at anchor at the SW Spit
Herald Marine Correspondence.
OrFIcE OF THE RHODE lsLANpER,l
NEwreRr, July 90, i843
Arr 27h, STIR, Nekerson, Machias for Philadelphia; oath
Massasoit Brown Fall River for Albany; Post Boy GRAY
Baltimore for Fall Rver Ann Parker Bnghtmsn Philade
CHA for do; Commodore Wilcox, Bristol for River Va
Denmark, Ryder Providence for NYok Sid Star Philade
phia. - . -
Mason, York for rrovidencethe carried away head
Of her mainsa of Beaver Tai Light in the heavy SW blow
last piRht.
General Record.
SHr GRAND before mentioned, the goth inst
lat 49, Ion 5 in tow Of wecke BY Capt Stewart Of the
Aabam, ar this port The reported that Engish
sch went sshore n ght previous en- Key Vacas.
CAPT BREWSTER Of the ST. Thomas, this port repor
having seem 18th inst full rugged brig apparently Scotch at
anchor of To ugas-she hd been Ashore and wrcker
laying near her
Mail roR THE bags will be made up az the
Exc and Post Uce TO leave in the early August
Chagrs Al letters by this route will be
the ports the Pacific the sand
wich Society Islands The mail will Panama about
The 10th August nd will be sent direct to 0uayaqu from
which 20 Calao snd Valparaiso touching
all the date From VALPARAISO vessels
slant leaving for the Sandwich end other Islands in
&c eers by this will be Of reaching
The fleet from the NV Coast ard should there be vessel
Pnlma th arrival OF th- nal there, the letters will be
October
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nc SUCK Vi Wnale IN nrst nands IN THIS marRe~
Is tring and unless supplies reach prices
advance. The last sales SO cents Crude Sperm
also IN active demand and Loders demand advance
quoteR6 cts Lnseed American sells at 70 10 cents;
English firmly held at IS cents; Palm OIL sales to
extent at 81 a SIC
Whiskey-Our former quotation of % cts for drudge
is still current Barrels held at "a cts.
Rfce-This article is in limited demand. Sales of
small lots at 50 STA So for good quality The sales for
the week reach about 600 ties.
PropisionsThe demand for Pork has slightly fallen
off although the advance before quoted sustained
Prime 80 IS; Mess Sl1 25 Sll s7a the ruling rates.
with disposition among holders demand an advance
on Prime. Beef closed with a better demand than we
have noticed for time We quote Prime So So 25
and Mess city SO l2& Lard is improving and .aes to
some extent have been made at6ia7 for very fine ar Al
for common to good Butter not very active; good
family qualities sell at IA cts Not much doing Cheese
Ledd-We quote Missouri pig at 50 80, with small
sales.
Ssh-Onondaga is sold in this market at 81 o5 At Sy.
racuse nearly all manufactured goes west Last weeks
sales were made readily ST. 25 occasionally some at
bids the shipment of any East. The demand from the
West is sufficiently large take all that is
Spirits have alterations In articles under this
head to make regards prices Sales of Brandy Du
puy, at 81 90 IS Seignette 81 TO- Otard, So IL
2o Pellevosin at 81 TO- Jamaica Rum is held at 81
ST. The sales confined to the wants of the trade
Domestic Goods-The demand for brown and bleached
Shirngs and Sheengs very limited and does not vet
feel the beginning OF the Fall trade The shipments late
~ have been small prices remain as last quoted. We
look for activity in manufactures very
Exports of Tea from Canton to England in the eight
months from LIST July to 2sth February in 4s ships =