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Mr. Edtor-lts well under, ood. that active excrions
are on foot 10 induce Merchants exercise OF
compulsory measure bring the whole shipping into the
Dock, which succeeded be productive Of irrepa
abc injury TO the best interests of potion OF our ci
kens, whose claims trust, will be lightly passed over
refer to the wharf and other property holders a, Rockets
Ii Merchants and Shippers will give the moments
unpreudced consideration they will readily find that while
no earthly advantage them by the proposed
change from Rockets the Dock"tor this complex
ion has come"-they aiding in the prosaton Of
indriduoi exerons to the advancement of monopoly
seeking corporation, that gives of permanent
u or proht Rockets Is marked out by nature MS the
shipping point OF port from and the su
heicncy OF water all times afforded vessels Of large
class and shall It be abandoned and all the individual toll
and means expended in erecting substantial and commo
dious wharves be now swept away give place to work.
which, like Its predecessor in prove both failure
and nuisance The Tariff OF tolls Of the present Dock,
shows IN increased charge of 33 per dockogc
and above that of the old Dock exhibited by its last table
Tor instance, hogshead tobacco formerly paying 10
cents 10 is eharged-and without cnumeating, in
proportion on all goods, and merchandise passing
through H. while the other hand the wharfage rates
Rockets have been reduced third more, which
ply covers the difference daysgc, aud thus equazes the
cost between the two points, that the of
pcnsc, the grand dcSderatum, faTthng is ganed.
Some few argue that the Dock presents the Merchant
convenience in distance, which Rockets from
ness, does not afford. Now il is well known every
at all acquainted with either place. that and has been
Tor many past, rather novel spectacle Mer-
chant wharf, indeed there rarely if any
silly for his presence there for under the present arrange
msnt OF street teams the Merchants his clerks services
the wharf, dispensed with altogether and his place
taken by active and efficient owning Wagons and
drays who call the Merchant and obtain his Bill of La.
Ding order the vessel she make her appear
and with safety and despatch forward the goods
their destination, aud 1t untrequcny happens that the
Merchant finds his goods his door before he apprzed
that the vessel is in port These remarks dictated by
n" spirit OF hostility to the Dock; but simply from desire
To see humble Rockets have fair play, and stripped of
all means OF fairly competing with her Mammoth rival,
which she do, and successfully, if the commanding
fuence Of The Merchant sought be introduced
YOUR OF the Dock, be not excrtcd If them have
deayoured prove nothing be derived from the
tenp!acd change, leave the parties themselves
scUe without Interference, and let the vessels here.
toiOTe choose between them. FAIR PLAY.
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1855 maj.
Raleigh Register.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.


There has been great falling OFF ia the number of Wis.
ors 10 the Virginia Springs during the present season.
The largest company which has Time been the
bite Sulphur the Lion Of ouniains," has much
exceeded $50; while all the Others with the exception
Hot Springs (Which have had pretty fair company consd.
ering the extent OF accommodations have been left
paTauve!y, III state OF loneliness and deseron The
for this falling off are various Some attn
butte 1t TO the tgness Of the times in pecunary
others ascTbe IT TO the increased facilities OF the
Northern Springs Both causes doubt have their inu.
ence; but inclineso think the potent them the
latter This indeed apparent from the fact that
Northern watering places unusually crowded. and that
too, by Southern visitors. The facilities of Railroad and
water COMMUNICATION which the people of the lowlands
aud the atlantic coast generally enjoy together with
the cheapne-s, expedition and comfort, of those
travel give 10 the Northern Springs r26ense advan-
age Having just returned from tnp far west
as Lewburs we had opportunity OF hearing the views
and opinions Of a number OF visitors the subject. We
observed that persons both from the North and South
planned much OF the eXpensyeness OF Stage travelling
Virginia, well Of the OF time road How
or u what extent these objections may be remedied,
leave 10 those more ediaey Interested determine
but certain II Is that they which, If suffered
continue, s operate to the permanent disadvantage Of
Spuns-.
Ga ~sy home, .topped for a few day. q, sur "a.
Tst- ~aier1Z p.lcs, fs Warm -prugs, which nun
sl.sr i-s -lae cement u Cfzs j. Dlafe.I f.4-E imam
ne r-ssef ar III trent ClFfyi nhp bad ssHa ,,el ,
s7.a;er ~ e.. NJ :.fff fec3 sc'..1s NJ re ys,s a..
eec lag -a.s-re iL.fs. aLssg, mad made hi-n
Eaf.sa, sls, use II ysrlanrnf Gzt.f.s ue
s.-s s4lcsssoy o. ~ ssfy aZrseabs. DbgYnY sad A.
sc.t a>sf. WY that iass Springs MT fnfs r..
sDftst ~ bzs Difs1 been Wonder No. i.f ne
fszsf9 e n re ps7sane placcs ~ tho noun.
sia Ihsir arlpe and uElu9Is bath j. certainly unsuf.
Da@,sG ri aaY i..ng u tic kind H. t.e world.
5t1natDn SyeoiatoT.
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TDEI;IJ.
2Ih instant, JANE Cunning. daugh.

On Thulay afternoon, the instant JANE CUNNING d,ugl
ter Of James AMI Eleanor Vas months and days
On tie 2ith inst las Kent County COLONEL
WILLIAM w. MACON, in the ojiI year Of his age.
Cot MAooS the men who stam,
ed their own image Revolutionary death sy
another 81 The few remaining links that
with the degenerate winch 1--we. lie Voun
tee at The Of York, and century repre-
sened ms County, three House
Delegates when be voluntarily private which he ador
ned by all the manly qualities illustrated te
character Of Tire Virginia gentleman n the older tunes
w early life he High shcnn County. resigned AT
the end OF and could accent
nllo It was his right BY regular Afterwards
Notwithstanding however h reJsal Of the pecunay
attached to the County Count Mapsacy. man ever performed
the duties OF that Office with fidelity Than until within
few years of h. death.
lie remarkable ior hs systematic habits hngsf the
puneio1 performance of III his dutcrand Tor
hrs hcormpube integrity he less
Charity and boundrss hospitality for the Of which m was
supplied with ample by pcrscvrrng industry street
tho liberal economy. From the a illness
he often expressed his would in death
and booked forward to that hopes
and wishes of hi life only ardent
desired The only anxiety h. displayed for
fare Of ZONE n those he about leave, bosugl In
the most touching dying nan-yyo felt
the truth Of an be- uttered They too might be- prc
pared 10 meet their God Ills death Tranquil Infants
uncf- AMI triumphant evidence n the truth and purity
al That had sustained him through lea death Ear
ahan Or every Thing that the most Hccessf life has to offer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-26

The l'sh population Of our large cities those mean,
the least in0rmd almost unanimous Tor Gen Jack.
and It believed by him transferred to Van.
The latter, however, it seems has been able to retain
his supremacy among them. The New York Express saws:
"A dispute yet going to the relative strength
OF tue LycOoco candidates for the Presidency their re-
specyc ward meetings IN this city. The fact j. noted that
the Is wards, that IS wards where the Irish popula Is
large, were A1tNan Barren; say for Calhoun others
tor Iyer. The 9th end l4 wards where the Irish popu
aton Is large were decidedly Ani-Van Buren,. In the
l2i ward, IAN Irish ward resolution IN favor Of Mr. Van
Buren, three offered and three times voted down
oy an overwhelming majority, 50 says the Aurora whilst
almost by acclanauou in favor u the district system
wa rumpnaut.y carried"
II NJ Calhoun get Hha,the Eaq1rsr once called the
scgm" Of tie Dsmocracy be- vii be u get the n5n
n-tya. Van GIT hand nave ast.t. csu1.az Tas
EEPfe-s thinks. ii he s.es MT give n. here s e ,4s
caavsn,i5as Hs Van Buren, having E-r's -.. asr
F..sfa. ~ay, and he Calhoun Car and J., sa nc. r,
30 ~a they CO.. tier tenDer.-e pe.e 5-sz.azUsg .f
Dist1ct-."
THs.e gentlemen are taxing N.r. ID 5a.a. p y.:e.-
selves vel dr45bea 10 -.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-26

often do curve, from place of concsalmen
by the road side How then these dangerous collisions
TO be prevcnedf The railroads be fenced
they be abandoned The community must travel upon
them and that riia proper speed, they are Of no sse
anu to shut them by continuous fences would be to close
numberess county roads, which Of great value to the
community
The question then occurs, and must recur to the egs
lature OF every State the lives of the community while
they travelling upon their lawful business, to be unne
cessariy exposed the OF cattle IN the VI
entity OF railroads. be required fence their cattle IN
The danger great the question il important one; and
the sooner Is met by Government and the community
the better. caution"
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tCounuvrcArrD.


The Americans are q people who travel day and night
upon matters Of business They must de- So from the
tended Of the country, and s internal commerce;
aud they prefer railroad ling, because II the
pd, and generally tie safe aud therefore the best
dapod their necessities Daily experience shows how.
cvo5 that the advantages both Of speed and safety will be
lost, If Cauo permitted to bcse roads without
restriction.
The lives " Engineers, IL may be said, much Or
exposed by the danger Of collision with any object,
tan the lives Of the Passengers, and this ought 10 induce
caution On their part But in do they endoavor
oin going proper speed, in time TO avoid
other large ANIMAL suddenly crossing the roroad they
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-26

"Deafh. Ne41ras Dr>an. 81 RoaT Tgass.8
TINS performance H5s at sst made ~ appearance The
Courier g. Enquirer discoures u ~ f,liDns:
DEArn, OR MEJ,Er.' DriAA, O.. TIM AUTHOR o. 'aps.
CEEr." Harper & Brother, - Clii street.
This - poem and we don't think 1t quite generous in
the author intimate much his page 80 that
there might have been c1y "ghat II all means
Nor - there any thing IN tie nature Of preface, proe.
gonena orfrCsnmue, by which the reader come cry
readily at all the "bi p performances" Even our friend
NIbo ard tie Managers 1t the Theatres deal more hand.
sOcy by tho readers OF the "lage bills" than Mr. Robert
Tyler does by his admirers Perhaps, however he consd
ELS the magic words "by the author OF Ahasucus alto.
gciIcr sufficient; and the whole ggree with him
That isehough and isa very consdeate the rec.
der. Denih"i Is not only poem but poemn blank
not quite equal Milton, and very little better than
wight Ihough.' though speak by tho square Mr. Ty
Ter ODghtiO have improved upon Dr. ouDg since he
evidently had him much ~ hand. We have said that
"Delih i7 blank verse ond it Is literay-ab0ut the
bnnkest That We have for some time. The places
where other poets put tcIr dcIs hlankby
means; there several ideas ia the Of the poem,
aud more than one o them very good ideas ooidcas that
very eminent poets uyC been praised Tor any time these
two thousand years but II pains say that wherever
have been able ~ detect Of Mr. Tycr's IDEAS we
have found tnJne Of the brightest Some o. them
coodngy curious 1t must bo confessed, and had mark
Cd few Of the striking Of them for the Rev. RUFUS
GsswOIds second edition VI the Curusiues Of Ameriean
Literature " but even them they "D numerous for
ndyeriscment, tud this must merely be considered
advertisement that Cliff friends have such
merchandise ready for delivery number -. Whether
they will ever make much money out Of It they have
by some other literary enterprises II is impossible for
say They ought make something by the speculation,
for they have got the volume beautifully aud besides
they may make the claim that urged by the Irish
man who asked something for holding the umbrella
over the man ~ tie piIl,y.
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TL. Ennnir,r md nl.rcnrn /,

II is amusing TO see the Of quor lions going
between these two wortics. The Enquirer IN the last
number, contains long and heavy article headed "An ap-
peal to the Republicans Of Virginia" upon the
which The 10 be gyenn approaching Convention.
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Hffgff1T.F,.

phThufsIy Morning the -iri Instant ny William
Bowers, hr WILLIAM JAhEH CARPENTER ~ A.s SARAH
JANE dnpphef ~ William Tuiei"r Esquire. 81 HAMMER
IN The l't inst, the County 81 buckingham by Rev
John w Chhs, hr SAMUEL. LEAKE WOOU-ON. Of Cnmbet.
band 10 Miss ELIZABETH H. BROWS 81 the former county
W The EnqnIer and Compiler. renncsied 20 copy.
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SAILED.

SAILED,
sehr Olympia, kerwan, baltimore -four.
sehr Pennsylvania Bacon Philadelphia. coal
sehr Mirror Chapman. Troy coal
En'ercd-Shp wesphala, wesscls MASTER in ballast to
Ladlam, Preston & Co.
NEW YORK, August 2i-Clcarcd. schr. Henry Lee
rilby, Richmond, Va.
PHILADELPHIA, August2i-Clcared,s chr. Lagrange,
Crowell Richmond.
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HOYT q cos PRIZE OFFICE
Under he cHan
10 Drawn BnIIots out of $50 No. n,
2l.ONn InLLnrs EnniinI ~
shucr the exchange.

$4,000 Dollars Capiial!!!
Alexandra Lottery draws to day-S25 600 sIoOoo
S3ooo, 10 OF lOOO &c. Tickets $40. This is splendid
scheme to buy Packages -risk on Package of % whole
tickets only $780, halves $50; quarters $685. for sale by
. HOYT & co.
r. D Half Ticket Nos. IL So, a prize Of $500 in
Lottery drawn at the Exchange was sold and pa
by HoyT e. Cf pau
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST &c. is.,.
"Who is 10 rote for the Wing President ?"

Qcr- Sec first Psge.
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WORTHAM'S OFFICE.
uNDER TmE EXCmANGE mOTl

TwoLotteries foriO dAy-Phzes: S25OOO 10000, 5000
&c.-Ticket SlO-G6 Nos. and ~ Is drawn Also
I'd Scheme: Prizes, S6OOO 2000 1000, &c. Tickets 50
shares in EACH in propouon-For sale by
% CUAS WORTuAM
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NOEICE.-A gentleman Furnish a capital of from
~ $4,000 5000 dcsrous OF partner into the
Drug Commission business house established
aud prosperous condition Letters paid addressed
M w r.. Cupercr Coun house Va signed name
VIII be attended to - d6c2w
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CANAL COMM ERCE.

ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Davy Crockett, M. Couch MASTER with I3I
mdze, from lynchburg Dibrcll Holcombe & Co. Lud
lam. Preston Co, Shields & Somervle and l.. d. Cren.
shaw x Co.
oceoa c. Logan, master, with 10 tons mdzc. from New
Canton, to Wren & Macon. aud John J. Faris x Co.
CLEARED,
Clayton Burton, j. Ash MASTER with l6a tons mdze,
for Beaver Dam.
WIN. L.. Lancaster, r. H. Station master. with 453 tons
mdzc, for New Canton, Scottsvic, HOwardsvic, Hard
wicksyillc, and Lynchburg.
Exchange, D. Bland, master. With mdze for Scots
vile.
Ihos. VI. Bondurant, John Morris MASTER With Isl
mdzc, for Hardwicksvile, and Howardsvlle
virginia, Minor mastor, for Scottsvle, empty.
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p Elder NJ L. ROCKFORD viii preach Second Baptist
Church Lords Day Morning, nj III O'Clock.
SrUnitcd Presbyterian Church on Shockoe
Hirhe Rev Alexander Mehane viii preach place
10 morrow morning, At IL O'Clock aua6
Auction Noticc.-we shall sell This SATURDAY. Morn.
ing At 81 O'Clock collection OF wekept Furniture
au1G INLoEs & BROTHER, Aucts
A FIRST RATE COOK WASHER 4 IRoNER.-we have
= for sale privately Ironer
3hkely children, which wish to sell To the city
% HILL n BROTHER Auc,s
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
90 The regular schr LEADER. Capt Joseph
soniers, loading will positively sail Tuesday
ing For freight having accommodations apply board Les
tcr's wharf, or TO tau 26l JAS. FISHER 4 SON.
FOR BREMEN,
SISs The a ship WeSfphdlia, Capt. Vessels,
- Is now loading Bermuda Hundreds. aud shippers viii
can be handsomely accommodated.
au sS-daw LUDI.AM PRESTON & co
DAVENPORT & ALLEN
HAVE FOR
IN BBI.S. Copperas
sSO 20 casks Salt Petrr
% bbls Alum
IS S SI%,, prime Nader
40 bags Indigo
30 bags Black Pepper
10 DO Pimenio
10 do Ginger Ian e6
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YEtLow FEyEE-The Savannah Republican learns that
the Yellow feyeris prevailing Key West II u also re-.
ported board " ths u. S. vessels NJ Pemacunn
both brought from Havana ln Orleans it has
prevailing time but yet they do not admit that
has assumed the epidemic form The uumb, of deaths r.
ported daily Of yellow Fever the CLARITY Hospital
about four We cannot judge what proportion this bears Ia
the deaths in the whole city, butt late enough in to
for the disease have acquired full force aud ther,
IL little probability Of their escaping the epidemic.
Charleston Mercury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-02
N.arkctS-Carguiey, reported for The Tribune.

AsHES.-The market Is very inacliyr, shippers having
withdrawn Their orders until be steamer erife Ils oatj
sale OF Pots ccsr ~ bt IS; r.s5 az > 81!
with sales 20 obi,. The exports from Is t. T s~t. ere
1904 bb!s Pots 299 bbis Pr.tls.
and the tend.nco nrice, i dUgnwsI6 The decline dGa-
ing The week is Tvpoi;ed in sone cases at &c per II The
sales for the week ending FRIDAY evening amount 70
bales, follows hoo 6sies Upland al a :! cents iaeGc
nn Of the e,, crop a, the rats 1868 Noble at =
IL; and 200 New.OrIeans 4 ii cents The arrivals
during the same period 225 bales We quote as loi-
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, Commands YeceIable ROUGE imparts de-


20 Gouraud's Eau de Beaute, or N Hs IT,
of Beauty for e5teIminatlng TAU Impes deli,
cate white hand and and eciting q. form
lie appearance. by diang properties W IL ~,
alton OF wrinkles and banshng the when present 30
ough the OF Ih united
e that he will the purchase money 70 every VA
fed To be found where else III Ne" n
BROOKLYN but al Walker-strrs door from the coti
Broadway. 81 AN-'
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T AIDES, TEA Party, in AID OF til Church
HENRY RUSSELL'S CONCERT

This. and every. evening cl,rin : Tie wee K.
q \ ~ henry RUSckLl. Respectfully announces
" th.t he purposes giyin; his Vocal Entertainment
THIS EVENING, at The Society Library Hail. corner OF
Leonard street aud Broadway.
Upon this occasion Nj Russell win introduce Eye; Dream
lie.ainsd-Ao Cardintl Woolsey'< Farewel Address
Cromwell Nov the winter Of our dsc9nteili-em Rich
Thr,Nlanac. The Ship On Fire The Gamblers Wife. The
Burial Of Sir John Moore.
N. Russell bees TO suggest that the Concert Room, al
though the most airy aud elegantly hed any
in the city vet olimed capacity that would b. excel
nc desirable to purchase tickets the day previous, TITS his
intention 70 coninr the number the capacity Of The room
To commence half 1.-THE lertornanceto conclude at
o'clock. Tickets 50 cents each.
Tickets TO admit schools be had application to Mr.
James L. Hewitt and Mr. Atwi!Ps music stores. Broadway
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n elfEs SRe et hKs Psy 5 ss55I b
81 h Is the lfsi complete American edition. Of this cee
cls n d .o; Vsoa; 10 shom so the character
. D. AFFLEToN { % fa6hsbsFs, : 200 BftoadTsy.
r. VIII be published on Tuesday, Oct.
ID in 81 ceo:se.s Church Astoria L L. tn eleysn:h
uHdag after TRINITY; 1873 The Rev. j. ". Brown; A,
orr, = az : :: 200 o Broedwsy
u Paget's Tales OF The villa ge-T,his Day
OK III. VILLA E~B iS h. Rev 5s, FFsa ls E Pset A. NJ
Chaplain 2i to TIE Bishogoi Oxford -, ,,.n,,s
5gIe The author pplIy illustrates tk- working OF Lhuci
@s G CT eae a3S S: the t6 @
AID nfs fsP54 Go [ 5ab.be gco Broadway
NESS OF The s cH fG re. 9 the r Re- " h NJ
Disc 2. WE'RE VIZ i Rs To Liy-By oso
pher Sutton, D D. vol l5mo, 81. %
New Edition of Amer lea. Poetry
The WIFE or LEON, and other Poems, BY Two SIS
Beautiful and typozraphy the po4try CT this
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In this matter and amid the ins1easia
' Id 10 taE SS9 ei Oct neTeshess We can
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IN tbs yGaIG dry viii find poetry OF i t Emr}cs g
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o. A &CO have Just published ne" elegant and por@oie
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FLOUR AND MEAL.-llie market was hfih toaeE Al
433 for Genesee aad the for good breNds OHIO
and Michigan. 1t being Saturday, the Eastern buyers
bought freely and nearly all aoat taken Theow
not yev large. About 400 bbs Troy sold at i3 and 500
bbs round Ohio fayorte brand, for shipment c..
The tendency the market being upward there dispo
son 20 buy aud hold FOR higher market In Southern
only hear OF a small lot Of fancy Georgetown 50 and P
ter5burg 81. Common grades quote :. o. a Ia
Rye Flour 81 moderate demand JsrSey Meal 81
S7I-,nodea,e sales Sales 80 bbls Brand wine at sd
For bag Meal there better demand, and sales
400 bags 81 06i for anu 10 q l2t for White
and Yellow boted Shorts scarce at 6ll Ship tufs 81
In moderate supply.
GRAGN.-A parcel OF 6l0O bushels OHIO Wheat has been
received via canal and it has been taken At g2c35C0 bush
els for British Provinces and the balance for city ,siing
Coru active to-day aud only hear OF sales Of 1000
bushels North River al 12c measure Rye Is wanted, anu
sales have been made of $500 bushels delivered 64c and
1900 do The slip, &c The only parce! Of Barley IN
market 500 bushels, sold 55c. Good White Beans
scarce aaa wanted small lot sold at 62l, aud some
Peas d, 50 per tierce.
WHlsKY-The market is steady, aud We hear Of 30 bbs
good Western at % &C. Drudge is not quick a: 23c a sale
of IS hhds made at thar rate
HAY-The market is duh at 20 43c, and we hearo no
FEATHERS.-Therel has been good demand within
few days and the market is firm, with moderate stock
Sales have been made Of 5000 lbs Live Geese at 29 1870
ca 10 do 80 3c 80 and 60 days, and 5000 lbs
fair s2c. Holders ask 35c for prime.
SEEDS.-There speculative inquiry for Clover and
notice farther sale Of cO bb prime free at SIC Ino-
thy IS very dull at S $40 small sale 80 bbls Rough
Flax was made at 9 IS per tiefce.
BEESWAN.We notice sales, not before reported, Of
4l00 lbs Yellow, on private terms.
PROVISIONS-Ohi Pork is about as before quoted,
without much activity. sale Of eco bb Prime made
ST., and 80 hbls Mess 10 60 lot Of sour Prime
90 Lb!s sold o. Dsefis without farther sales Of im-
portance so b5ls Country Mess sold at 81 Lard In
CURED for low Sales 80 bbis at 53c lot of
20 bbs Shoulders brought 9c. Batter in better demand
with an improving tendency We quote lie; family IA
a Is. Cheese is somewhat neglected.
HIDES.-At Baltimore to 5000 Buenos Ayres (23 lbs
have taken for this market 1876 81 per cent of for
cash teliyared bore free of charge.