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FOREIGN NEWS.
From the Boston Atlas, July 10,
ARRIVAL OF THE CALEDONIA.


Is DAYS LATER.
The British Mail Steamer Caledonia, Capt. Lott,
arrived at this port last evening. She entered her
berth al East Boston at abou. 3 o'clock. She left
Liverpool on the 4h inslant-arrived at Halifax
OIL Saturday, the 18th instant, at which place she
was detained five hours. She has made her pas
sage from Liverpool to Boston in few hours over
thirteen days. We have, by this arrival, our Lon
don papers TO the third, and Liverpool to fourth
instant--being fifteen days later than by last ut-
vices received by the Hibernia.
Affairs in Ireland seem 10 be still in very ex
cited coudtiUn-and serious riots had broken out
in Wales. The overland mail, bringing intelli-
gence from India aud China, arrived in London
on the second instant. Business matters, and the
state Of trade, are represented as extremely dis
couragng and Il very uneasy sensation existed IN
the money market. In Parliament, little had been
done OF interest on this side the Atlantic. In the
House of Lords, the Canada Corn Bill hud been
read Il second lime.
A most silly and inconsequenlial stir had been
made in the University of Oxford, Oh The grant
ing OF the customary Degree to Mr. Everett, our
Minister to the Court OF England, on the ground,
merely, OF his Unitariun sentiments.
PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS JUNE 30 Fugitive SldueS--
England and The United .Siates. The Earl Of Alb
erdeen moved The second reading or Two bills re-
lating to the apprehension of foreign offenders
found in places under the do"Ilnion OF the British
Crown; the one having reference to offenders
coming from .he United States OF America, the
other to offenders coming from France. lie did
not apprehond that from such measures any in.
convenience would result, except in the case OF
fugitive slaves. This was matter which he read
lily admitted would require great deal of caution
aud attention. IL was Supposed that under this
bill fugitive slaves would be given up, but there
was no intention Of Introducing any such provis-
ion.
To escape from slavery was no crime on the
contrary the condition OF slave endeavoring TO
escape to be regarded with much sympathy
lie knew it had been said that fugitive slave was
guilty Of robbery in carrying off The clothes he
had on, which were the properly of one who
cnined TO he the owner of the slave; but to take
such clothes was no theft, neither was II theft OH
the part Of fugitive slave to take away anything
winch would ali him in his flight, ms tor exa nple
II horse boat The proposed measures he
conceived 10 be essential 10 The good understand
ing that ought TO subsis between neIshboring aud
friendly nations
Spain.-'rhe whole of Catalonia aud the cit,
OF Valencia, ara in open revolt against the Re
gent.
China The news from China to the 25h o
March represent affairs there III staiu quo.
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~

Death Of Commodore Dallas The Troy Wing
snys that Alexander J. Dallas. late Browne, a
Commander in The U. 5. Navy, dieI at the Troy
House. in that city ON Wednesday, the last week.
Mr.. Daus was u native Of Connecticut, aud
nephew OF the Lutte Alexander James Dallas, Sec
rotary of the Treasury under Mr.. Madison. Tie
entered The Navy abont twenty-five years ago, and
has seen much sci vice.
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ExEcrtTOR,s SALE.

WILL be sold public auction Mort hied tho LIST
w Monday OF Ociobei next at 9o'cock M, all the re-
estate Of tie late John tarkweaher Of Mortified, con-
ssng Of one good Farm, situated about one mile from the
centre village Norh6ed likewise about six acres OF land
in the southwest part Of The town. l-2 pews IN the old
Westinghouse, q pew in the unyersaist meeting
house. together with the right of reyerslon to the village
house and lot and pews one in c of abovs houses
The above will surely be sold at Auction unless disposed
Of at private sale HARVEY w CARPENTER,
North6ed, July II, lS43. Executor
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H. ay Rail- tn 81
d.s" hv Ray oy Mr pnvco Wedical dissertation
hu No., w Rurnhny sbo,viuy The effects of
~ iLoI =. ,,a s,'s,o,,,
:pho .Li.ossoS ',ara oil vor, rooJ or,.ronr,,o
and ins,r,,c,;ve and EveIv m9r,I and na,r,o,ic
s"u ,,o,,,,aJ tho .rntyioJ aud;ence
Tha ,,,,,s;o oC 10 avcoiont cbo;r recommended
b., ,,o n'nd had ,Lr;IIin,, sff.c, Vnch c,aJ;t
-; io 10 ,ha Ini;as ror ,L,1 mar, Of III :, exercise
,Tha cere,onies closed nv II Benedic,ion by the
Raw Ar Rnvce
Tho nroress,on repaired to the VILLAGE and mar
,ook Of an excellent dinner with pure water for
drink nrovided Nv the good tustc and hosuitality
n ni ,hr nJ;es
The following toasts of the ladies' were then
given.
w, Doy me c,I,brofe-Nov eocb re,rrning nm
n;vcrsarv nrove tbn, The sons of America are wor
INV IF ,Ler u,Irin,;, sires. mud ns Ibeu firmly re
solved n he Tree fran loreign tvranI So NAV ,ye
de,srn,ined tn wage war of extermination apainst
King Alcoholl
Temneronre-Thot brirht star of freedop,
NAV il never disnppror from the social armament,
bnt shine with redoubled splendor. when his
and succeedinp generations have passed owav.
The Ladies Marshal Our united thanks for
his oallantrv This dnv. While we. with inv, bail
his Advance on Temnerouce pround-onr nrnver
il that he NAV continue n true Washinotonan
more bo,iles and ,hs vicIory il won.
The rising generation MAY their mo,to ever
ba :, on,vnrL n vi inward - in moral man,nI md
ra,i,ous imnroven,ant
10 ,he younp aenrlemen - Nav Won ever prove
trina n vour rnnntrv md never become The els vas
n, Ra,chus
Oar pnren,s-J.c, vour children drink no,bi,g
STRANGER thnn cold water
'" w. cause Of Tem"ernncs-Uovr, for ;,s or.
loo, ,lIe retorma,on n, ,he deluJeJ nehra,e am.
| hrnring the hsst interests of m,rLind with Cod
u!aIs "u "vs rs" o ". an''ro m, c mi 's
"o ,ys nou Ionr cas.'rJ y; 90
r;on' nI i,ri,,,nnban, vi.;orv nyer KIM Aicehol
and ol h'. vo,nrias
10 The Retained Inebriotc Iet him ren,eo,her
,t,, ne vhn subJues hs oDnsiiie does more linn
he who cononors nolion,, TT''''
The Cbihiren-Nm,ured IN the rrui,G,l so; nj
Liberty. watered by the pure stream of Temper
h"o'y E,, w r'o III; ~ o' ~, ~ ~,
| ahce anu rIeeuo"' 'iey WI" one uay reselip'e
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STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court holden at
District of Washington SIS. s Montpelier, IN SAID as
,rict, July IS, 1919
E'LGAS SMITH administrator on the estate OF Charles
L. Bliss lao Of Calais in said district, deceased makes
application 10 this Court in writing for license TO sell all
the real estate of said deceased including the widows
right Of and the reveson therein TO raise money to
pay the dcbs of said deceased and expenses OF setting
estate, the personal estate thereof beng insufficient
for the purpose aforesaid and the appearing necessa'
-Whereupon il is ordered that said application be re-
rred Of said Court be holden the Pro-
bate flee in said Montpelier, on the LIST day Of August,
1873 for hearing ard decision and that all concerned be
notified thereof by publication ofhe substance of said ap
pcaon and the orders thereon three weeks successfully
In the Vermont Warchman and Journal printed al SAID
Montpelier all OF which be before SAID time OF hearing
and decision that they may appear they see cause and
give bonds for the payment id debts and charges as The
statute r"qui rs.
BY order Of Court.
Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
A true copy ofrecord
II Attest, LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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DEATHS,

In Berlin 18th nst Mr.. b. F. Buckley, aged Sc, commonly
known Frank Buckley
In Hartford Conn the Sd in of consumption Jane Y.
Gourloy, oged a. recently of this village.
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d. F. WEYMOUTH, Register.

STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court holden
District Of Washington, IS. at Montpelier in sad
district on The 18th day Of July, D lSi3,-
JOHN A. ATKINS, administrator on the estate Of
John Adams late Waterbury, in said district deceased
makes application sad court to extend ho time hereto,
allowed him the debts due from SAID estate and
settle his administration account, until some future day
Whereupon ordered bv said Court that SAID application
be al The Probate Office in Montpelier the st day
Of be given To the creditors Of SAID estate and all others
concerned by publishing the substance Of said application
orders thereon the Vermont Waterman and Journal
Monpeer at least two weeks successfully he
fore the time aforesaid appointed for the hearing OF ad
application. BY the Court .,o,.,
II Attest, LYMAN BRlGGS, REGISTER.
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BRIGHTON MAGKET-MoNDAY, July II, 1si3
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot
At Market 29j Beef Cattle % Cove and Calves 1900 Sheep
ind 100 Swine.
PRoEs-Beef Cd,ie-A small advance effected
qualities. We quote few extra Is S5 first quality, so
4 90; second quality 81 % third quality IS IS.
Cans and CaUes-Saes ut Sl6, $40, s2i and $50.
Sheep-Saes of lots at | so, 1882 and 81 25.
SuneNo lots sold podde At retail from 2 to &C.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
AME into the enclosure of the subscriber on Saturday
~ the 24h of June, black SAID mare is sup
posed Is years old She had leather halter on her
neck. Said mare was formerly owned by the subscriber
The is requested to prove property pay charges
and take her away. }. y. FAhNOM.
Wliamstown, July 9th, 1913. II
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E. C. WORCESTER, M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, CHELSEA,
VERMONT,
n--oHice over n G HALE'S Store. 1875
NOTICE..
ORANGE COUNTY BANK,

ORANGE COUNTY BANK.
THE stockholders of the Orange Couwy Bank here
i by notified To pay the sum Of twenty Dollars each
share of the piia stock which they in said Bank
the DreC zse Bank in Chelsea before the 7,h
day of September next, by The charter required.
LEMENT BACON,
SAMUEL B. MANN,
JUSTIN S. MORRILL,, : Directors.
CALVIN BLODGETT,
RUFUS II. HYDE,
Chelsea, July Is, I643. Is
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BUFFALO AUCTION AND COMMITS
SION STORE.

Il. NJ. MARTIN,
ueion obJnp and Commission Merchant Manufacturers gsn,
and Wholesale dealer in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
las MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, n. Y.
Il M. M. respectfully soics consignments of every
II. description of Merchandise from The Manufacturers
of Vermont
y Liberal advances made, when required, and prompt
returns guaranteed.
REFERENCES.
Messrs MARVIN & BENNETT,
KEEME, DAVIS CO.,
S. + PRATT x Co, Z Buffalo.
WHITE 4 WILLIAMS,
L. X. JEWETT, Esq.,
Messrs FIELD, THOMPSON s. CO., II
f. 6. ID. LATHROP,
STONE, SWAN & CO., N York.
S. GROSVENOR Co,
COMING. RICHMoND& Co,
Hon. JOHN SPALDlNG,
Messrs STORRS LANGDONS,
JOSEPH w. HOWES, z Montpelier
LYMAN KING,
Ell WALTON SONS,
Buffalo, April, 1913. o's4m
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WING RESOLUTIONS.

BY slight omission of duty on the part OF one
of The Secretaries of our Stale Convention, we did
not receive tho afternoon proceedings of the said
body nor he resolutions adopted by them, in time
for our Inst weeks paper. However, they bear
aye well aud they now appear as fresh as when
first uttered, aud feel glad 10 present them TO
-o,ir readers even at this late day.
We ask of all, candid and attentive perusal OF
these resolutions and let every man answer for
himself whether il Is as the locos so unblushngy
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STATE OF VERMONT, (Ata Probate Court held at
District of Randgph, SIS. Randolph, within ard for
aid District, July 7, A ID ls43,-
N instrument purporting be the last will and tesla.
n memt of Stephen Morgan, late Of Randolph in said
district, deceased beng presented to the Court here by
Peiy y. Bodgett the executor therein named Tor pro-
baeIs ordered BY the Court that all persons concern
ed be notified to appear at the Registers office in East
Randolph 29h day of July Instant and show cause
fishing the of This order in the Vermont Watch
man. printed Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY as
| soon may DO.
| BY the Court, ,,,,,,,,,
| N II,
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ATTENTION, RIFLEMEN!

ATTENTION, KIFLEMEN
DY the order Of Capt, Henry lsham the officers nom
Id Ssioned off musicians, and pryAes belong
ing 10 The Montpelier Rifle Company 18th regiment arc
hereby 6ed aud warned appear At the old Masonic
Hdl Montpelier village the 18th Of August ls43 at
II O'Clock fully uniformed and equipped according 10
law fr the purpose Of military df and also 10 transact
any sness thought proper when met, and there wait for
further orders A N. BANCROFT, CLARK.
Mnntprlinr Iu'y 49, 1913 l8:2w
DISSOLUTION Of COMPREHENSIVE.
rNHE Con irtnershlp heretofore 'xlsing between the
L subscribers under tnr fl III of HOMES, HOMER
co, is by IN ,tuIl cmSent this day, dissolved /.
The bus moss 1f The firm will be settled by either of the
subscribers. HENRY HOMES,
GEORGE J. HOMER.
Boston July l. lSI3-I7 CHARLES w. HOMER.
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J X PARISH, Commis'
LEONARD FISK. : sioners.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Count holden at
| Randolph District IS. Washington, within and for
| SAID district on The 18th day Of July A d ls43
| DENISON NJ FLINT and ASENATH LADD, ad.
ministrators the estate OF ISAAC N. LADD late oil
Wamstown said district deceased present their adj
account for Observation-Disclosures 1t Is ord-
cred that the be referred to the 18th day of Sept next
at the Probate Office in Washington for examination and
allowance and that all concerned be notified hereof by the
pub of his order in the Vermont Watchman printed
at Montpelier three weeks SUCCESSFULLY as soon as may be-
hat they may appear said time and place, hey sec
cause and object thereto is JOHN COLBY Judge.
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DISSOLUTION Of COMPREHENSIVE
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
THE undersigned, having formed CoPaunershiP under
i the hrlh of GEO, J. d. CHAS. w. HOMER co,
will continue Tho Hardware Business Nos 81 and
IS Union street. where they will be happily supply their
friends and former customers, the most favorable terms,
far cash or credit. GEORGE J. HOMER,
CHARLES w. HOMER.
s. J. MILLS HOMER.
Boston July l. 1873 l7-4w
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PARASOLS! PARASOLS!!
STORRS LANGDONS have this day, Uuly l4)
- received another case Of thVss desirable and very
cheap Parasols. II
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For tho Waterman and State Journal.
BARRE CELEBRATE N.
At THE LOWER VILLAGE.

The ladies' aud gendeman's temperance eocie-
ties of this town, by mutual eXeriOus, arranged
TO notice, in corresponding manner, tho annver-
sary of our nation. A certain portion OF the c-
zens refused lend their expected cooperation,
and predicted failure of the intended ceremo-
MES but social happiness triumphsd over jarring
pe;ance and selfish strife.
On the morning of the Fourth, at an early hour
the village thronged with beauty childhood,
manhood, age and youth-iormng u much longer
concourse than any former occasion, consider
ed not less than 1000. The utmost order and de-
corum prevailed On a day and occasion like this,
when all the elements of social happiness are
clustering before u.s. there is moral sublimity,
mingled with tranquil delight, which cannot fail
10 inspire all those who are not destitute OF sens-
bility.
The procession accompanied by Plainfeld
Band, repaired as usual to the old house on the
hill. A few Of the lingering band of Revolution
airy patriots graced the occasion, The house was
filled TO overlooking.
Mr.. Warren Of WilIiamstown. Reading OF the
Declaration by DR.. Dodge.
The following ode byJ. w. Wiley, and a num-
Der Of select airs were sung:
All hail Columbia! hail to thee
All hail, the valiant and the free!
q welcome in, suspicious day =
A Nations birth beheld thy ray!
We sac thee Fathers break the chain,
And sprrn the naughty yrant's reign =
Tho battles the tIiumphs DER;
No tread proianes this hallowd shore
o, Fathers, we, thy children free,
Will cherish virtue,-cherish thee
Thy monuments of glory rise,
In grateful homage, TO the skes
Here, while this hour
We, too, will spun a tyrant's power;
Well spurn the monster that crowned
With wreathes of IVY and renown!
He, man with look and powers divine,
Has stained with inamy and wine
lie has the nations held in thrall
And he has made the mighty fall.
Wen make the limpd cordial flow,
Where liquid poison parch'd with wo
No old Bachus shall protane,
Wen break his bowl, and spoil his reign
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LITERARY REGISTER.

80 take it for all in all,
We meier shall look upon its like again p
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Domestic ImuOrtntlons,

New ORLEANsShp Harvest-20O bbls moasses De Peyser
WhiT,rsh-!9 Ibis flour do beans Banks Powels7 do
lard Bebee Bos5 boxes mdse Everett Battelle'5
bb's kegs lard ok Dbl beeswsx Ravens co3O bbls pork
20 do lard hhds tobacco Boorman Johnston COBB bbs
las.es Rowland &Aswnwal42 bales rvin-29 do
do pork Ga bbls lard to order.
New Antares-30O hhds sugar Ogden-l93
bbls moasse Havens &col75 bbs pork Bogart Kneeand
800 KEYS lard order.
ST. M4SEs-BIg Bourne-s2 bale, cotton Besrse Tay
lor-20 Me-50 w Cotter-f G. Booth-0 ID G Wilson
IA McDougaii-33 Bonds Seward-5t w F. Sim
kins-9 + Dckey-28 Perkins & Hopkins.
APALAcHIcoLA-Brig United Ststes-S bales cotton Law
renee cs5l do do skins John Talmani5 do do
order. - ~ - -
CHARLEsToN-ShpS ntto5l cks rice pkg Bryant Matt
land-5 bales cotton Smith, Mills cc-l5 Post Phips-5O
fcs rice Prescott pkgs Wight, Strges shaw-s 7
Cross-l Wiley &Putnam--i Luch x Reed Gale Wood *
~ ShesS83 fcs RICE Pos-35 Spague Robnson-2o
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wor~,gn fn,portstsons.

FLusHNG-Shp Sarah SheaE-13 chs wine H,ll-It phgs
mdse Shpl'z s Beidon-ll GIupentha1 Moore Baker
DO 30 cks Il Gerdng2cs Groshe,m & Schrei5e-t bales
Keyser.r9 Masters Makoe-6 cks zinc Mccall cssk
VINE Williams sonl do Frfenbach-I De Rham &
Moore-3 NJ Cafe Mebew-3 q Kay.er-L G II Sands-5
MAILER. "
HAvANABar9ne Rapid82 bags coffee az bxs sugar John
Taylor 68a do Woalsey Woosey2O sagars Coleman &
Stetson-iOO 900 Wallis jr--iO bags coffee Thompson Adj
am6 bxs Spanish Consu00 Jos
zaned loo 900 Pcaba-2i 900 March-lO Hunt &
coO2 600 John Coeja-3 ESQ Jscks6 bales tobacco JOS
do wax 1000 saml JUDD soni bale deer skins
Lille Rasnest9 do Andrew Pa'ullo2 brs sugar Chas
He rnandezl do bag coffee James Bensel-6OO6 oranges
order.
MANsANILLA-Brg Emelne-l6 pcs mahogany 2s7 DO cedar
1863 do uc ZIG do granda kegs honey bales
8 do seg7rs d Curtis.
JAcMEL-Schl Cordova-5ss bags coffee RassIere-2il
do MaIien-30 Dougsss-28J Sherman2o 600 lbs log
wood r Maren
ST DOMINGO CTy-Schr Osceola-47O AS crotches
hog4ny 29 nstc lbs logwood hides cks punchn
9 bbs honey A C. Rossiere.
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SEC Prescribes the oath declaraory Of the amount
of capital employed.
src Prescribes fine of 81 900 for doing business
without license.
Sec District Attorneys entitled to 20 per cent Of all
the fin es they collect
SEE 6. All agents Of foreign insurance companies
individuals, shall pay license of $780,
SEC. T. All assurances effected within the State, shall
pay semannually 81 SO for every 500 Of premiums,
under penalty Of 81 OC0
SEC. 8. When person dies interstate, without children
immediate heirs and his property passes under the
State law to his Of kin in the second degree they
shall pay per cent the whole estate the heirs
in the third degree, per cent If more remote lOper
cent prescribes also the manner of valuation.
30 All requests to collateral heirs TO bear the
taxes.
SEC TO- All these taxes fines and foretures to pass to
the credit of the sink ing fund.
SIC. H. Prescribes license for playing cards, and
tax of 25 cents for every pack sod under bond and
penalty Of $50 for each offence.
What contrast does this State present to the buoone.
y of Ohio
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Correspondence Of the Herald.1
HAVANA, March Is, ls4

Correspondence Of the Herald.1
Havana, March Is, 1s43.
DEAR Sin
Since my last sugars have receded fully &c. and to-day
quote prices at to for fair to good 81 ~ to
81 l0a RS for superior the demand pretty brisk but is
mostly confined to the inferior qualities for the German
market Stocks rapidly increasing but Exchange
appears have reached the lowest point will touch for
weeks, and freights are likely to give way fur
Their decline in Sugars not anticipated for the
and purchasers for the United States making their ap
pearance in market
Ia Coffee there very little doing and prices have also
given way in slight measure; fair to middIing quote
at sti o6I; good $Ias prime green 20 o. Stock
burg and few light shipments for New Orleans re.
turns for produce.
oasses is almost without demand and prices remains
without s brought to the city, all ship
ments being from the coast
same as last quotations.
Freights have apparently touched their highest point
and will now recede This morning there was not an A.
vessel disengsged but during the day six have arrived
and az the Moro poles were full oil Signals from
the large quantity OF shipping expected we look for large
arrivals within the few days The last rates paid were
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The business Of the city is gradually improving The
buyers from the interior increase in number but their
purchases confined to the of their cash
little money however goes great way now in pur-
chasing supplies dealer with $500 supply his store
with great could be obtained for 1900
cash sometime since. public sale Of Tobacco was
made follows
"a hhds old crop Kentucky merchantable at st to 3Ac,
averaging $4sa mos; 4hhds new crop do do 81 to ST.
average 81 SO, Amos.
shes-sO barrels Of Pots were sold at S. 2A and few
barrels OF Pearls at 50 10
Coftom-The sales about 800 bales daily with
out change in prices
FYour@The market is firm at IS for Canal. Holders Of
Georgetown and similar grades of Southern asking
81 so.