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n assessments AMI hoYs' velvet glazed, cloth
proce de Joinville. black cloth. oe ngon. fanc'
leqf musk asc seal sealeife and hair seal.gerY
1n,r J." t1e ucrt or doze1 Our assert aent OF
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EQUIPMENT Of Iron Safes p,'''o"fsn Ni"" ~.
6scturc, received and for sale r." lof cas-" y
~ WIN FLEMING, Monroe St
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McALLAM
OFT a. GREER,

DEALERS ~
FOREIGN Il DOMESTIC HARDWARE
CUTLERY 4 SADDLERR
No l59, Man Street
WuEFTIN6 T4f
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-02-17
NOTICE.

LETTERS of Administration HAVING
M granted to the undersigned at the
: Term, 1843, of the honorable
looa'e Court OF Amite county, on the
estate OF Joseph Terrell, deceased
slee is hereby given to all persons indebt-
ca 10 sand estate 10 make immediate nav
ment' and all those having claims 10
present them duly authenticated, within
me time prescribed by law, or thew will
be forever barred wa
JOHN TERRELL,
n administrator.
December, 9th l843. live
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g(rEfCDDjr,.
WARDEN Iscspcn,loll

sIE WARDEN Respectfully announ
". cos, that no viii open School fol
ho reception Of pupils, nj Tho Bates
School House, Sin miles north Of Liberty
on tho lat day Of January, 1914 whore
ho will be prepared 10 giyo instruction In
most Of tho branches OF education, usually
taught In our modern Academies,
Tho year will be divided into two sos.
sionsul twonty. four weeks each, leaving
a vacation Of two weeks Mt the close of
each term, and tho prices for tuition, por
term, WI range as folowsi
For the common English branches
Qo) Reading, Writing, English Gram
mar, Geography, Arithmetic, composition,
defamation &cp Sl2 90
For natural and intellectual
Chemistry, Aslron.
'my, Algebra and the classics, 10 90
Md IN no case, wiI pupils DO admitted
or shorter term, than three months, or
me bali OF a regular session.
For the benefit Of those, who haye M.
III to send from home to DO educated. III
'ould mere suggest, that the above dos.
rioed School.llouse is located in an OK.
client nelghborhood, and where bonrd :
ay DO procured on very reasonable !,
rms |
would still farther observe. that ,bo,o
III be two classes pursuing The Latin
nguage, one class commencing with be .
fammar, and The other much (nr,her
vanced, so that those wishing TO engage
me study OF that branch, can be adyan.
geously accommodated.
December, Esd l843. 4o,r b
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-02-17

NJ Office. 10 March Term, l8il
Of the Probate Court of Amitc
County, will present the account OF Jas'
McGchce, deceased, as Guardian OF Fer
diaand l.. Cdusey aud Dcaiemonid CdHsry
minor hoirs Of John H. CauseH deceased,
for final settlement and allowance
PRISCILLA McGEllEE,
Administrators of Jas, McGehee, decd
December 20, 1913. 43d40
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Notice.

NHoSE who are indebted to me f.,
surveying during, the years ls4a
ana i843, will please call on Mr. Hon
COCK q Co, and he will receive: and : 20
ceiPl VIII be received accordingly. Manv
VIII wait on one; more easily than one ~
many My health is very infirm and
my moneys at distance in the COUNT "0
JNO. r. CAULFIEI1
December, 10th 1843. 41ws
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NOTICE.

LETTERS of Administration bovino
M Seeh granted to the undersigned at the
November Tenn, l843, of the honorable
Probate Court of Amite county, on The
estate .: OF Duncan King, deceased.--Notice
IS hereby given TO all persons indebted n
sad estate to make immediate payment
ana all those having claims to presen,
men, duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. ''o'ei
MARY KING,
~, administrators.
December, 9th l84S. live
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TRUSTEES SALE.


R1 virtue ola Deed OF Trust e,ec,
- ted TO me by WILLIAM MoSrross
sY' dated the 23rd day of June. n ,bs
year l842, aud duly recorded in The p,o
oa'e Clerks Office in Liberty, to securs
inc payment OF certain debts ,bers;u
mentioned, will expose at public .sala
Tor cash al the Court House in Liberty
on the first Monday in June next. ,be a.
loving described Lands, To wit. Ths
south East Quarter of the North West
Quarter, and the North Eas, Quarter If
NE South West Quarter Of Section. No o
q township No. 8, Of Range 5, East
Containing 7a SO 100 acres-9and the E..,
liali OF the South East Quarter Of Sec.
llon NO. 8, and the South West Ouarter
:, d the North Wes: Quarter Of Section.
NO. y y IN Township No. 8, of Range ),
ll9 acres of Iand3the
lo1n Section in Township, No. 8, Of
aalse ., East--Coniaining $40 acres Of
aud more less. will convey to the pur.
naser or purchasers such title as was
es,ed IN The said William Montgomery
!, me time Of making the said Deed of
DUDLY W, BONDS,
Trustee.
A'osehioer 20, 1913. 39m6
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FANCY and staple Dry
Goods; Also an assert
ment ofBoots & Shoes,
Ready Made Clothino.

and many other articles too tedious -
mention, making in all complete assort.
ment TO suit customers. The subscr;ho.
taxes pleasure in announcing to his
trends, and the public generally that he
wlll be IN receipt of new supplies every
week from the City OF New Orleans
AS ne pays cash for his goods it is his in .
Ien1lon TO dispose of them on the Same
terms, and for that reason he will be allie
. sell at much lower prices than those
VINO S,i purchase their goods on a orod;t !.
linton louisiana, where many country
lay in their supplies. Bv
ys1em OF fair dealing the subscribe
'oPes 10 merit, and receive a portion IF
'uo,lc patronage in his line, as he will sell
l Inc very lowest prices FOR cash.
~ 3. DREYFUSS.
december, Esd 1913. 4atf
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Nj OTlCE.-At The March Term, 1914
In Of the Probate Court of Amitc
County, present my account as Guar
dian of Ferdinand l.. Cd,tSey and DeSde-
non'd Cdnsey, minor heirs Of John II. Cau.
Sey, deceased, for final settlement and al.
lowanco.
PRISCILLA McGEllEE,
Guardian.
December 20, 1913. 43d40
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

ETTERS of administration HAVING
- been granted tothe undersigned a
me November Term, I843, of the Probate
IousI Of Franklin County, on the Estate
OF Noah Coleman, deceased, All per-
sons indebted TO said Estate, are required
70 make immediate payment-and thoss
having claims against the same. are re-.
~, Iues.ed to present them duly authentica
Yea within the time prescribed by law. or
'hev Will be forever barred recovery.
~. +. SWEARINGEN.
n., Administrator.
0e'hoSI 20 io4o. 43w6
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NOTICE.

hEREBY forwarn all persons from
u M .aaalng Tor Promissory Note made
w, " me 8 some time in the latter part of The
year lS42, or early part Of l843--for , ,he
sum oil S7o-said note is made pavah Ie
onor before the 1st January 1871 -
-, jerome, As the consideration co.
". wl'eh sad note was given has failed. !
am determined not to pay the same miles
to do SO by law. 0Ss
December, l6, 1913. 4 IaaD'
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FILTERS Of Administration havInl
- bccn elanlcj 10 The undersigned o.
tho Estate Of James Germany. deceased
a. Tho December Term, l0lg, Of The Pro
bnlc Court Of Ainio County oil persons
indebted TO said Estate, arc required to
make Immediate payment aud those bay
'nE claims against tho same, are request
Cd TO present ihcm duly authenticated
within tho limo prescribed by law, or
They will DO forever barred.
X. GERMANY,
administrator
January -, l0li, 10wO
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MARY KING.
NOTICE..

LETTERS of Administration havipo
oeen granted 10 the undersigned on The
Gs'ate oil George J. Nixon, deceased. at
Inc November term, l843, OF the Pro-
gate Court OF Amite coun,y,-AlI persons
to said Estate are required 10
make immediate payment, and those ha.
wing claims against the same are reouos-
'ea 10 present them within the Time nro.
scfloed by law, or they will be forever.
BETSY G. NIXON,
~, Administrative.
'oef ., Io43. dive
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HAMILTON M,KNICun

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
w LII continue to practice LIZ, n.y. +.
the Circuit Courts Of ANN,
rike' and Franklin, and will extend Map y
circuit TO the county of Marion nm a.. al
ness IN the Probate OF Amite. viii wv IVY
WIN his particular attention, fla ' NJ
p pe FOUND IN the office formerly occua "
oy Judge Crawford on Washington s,,ss'
January 8, l842. =" '''s'
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ESTRAY.

ESTRAY.
NAkEN up by Arch'd. w. Cain. as )
IL Stray, Sorrel Horse MULE. 4
years old, IL hands high, long switch
tan, and thin name, with a bIemish in
the right eye,-appraised at S22.
i. M. KENCADE, Ranger
Jan. IL, 1874. dove
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-02-17
STATE on MIssIssirrI,1
Imifc FOuniy, M.

! SUDAN = S,''',. IN cnANcrar
'HT RON opening tho matters of mi,
4 " bill, and Il opporing to tho aalIs
latiion OF this Court, that tho Dolcndnn,
w y, Cuisine, IL not an inhabilnnt ~
his State, but resides beyond tho limis
hereof, so that tho ordinary PROCESS Of
this Court cannot DO executed npon him
y vs. ,hofclore, ordered, lha, unless lho
sald Defendant, appear before tho Judges
OF Inc state Of Mississippi, sitting in Chan.
gerry ut tho Court Room, in Tho Town IF
hlborly, ~ and for the County of Am,,o
on Tho SECOND MONDAY nv NAV
nox', ensuing, and plead, answer or do
hur 10 Tho Bill Complaint herein. the
scVefol allegations thereof will DO taken
Tor confessed as TO him; and such orderl
ana decree made therein, as tho .,idI
Judges Of tho State aforesaid in Chaneerv
sitting may deem equitable and iusL--ItI
: further ordered, that a copy of this or.
ler DC inserted in The Liberty Advocate y
;, newspaper printed and published in The
l own OF Liberty, and County of Amite. for
hree months successfully.
true copy from the Minutes.
X. l.. TORRANCE, Clerk
Liberty, Miss, January /, 1874 "a
" T. 1af6ert, Solicitor TOR Plainh69
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
hal LETTERS of Administration havno
% Seen granted TO the undersigned at the
pnohi Term, l843, of the honorable
rrooate Court of Amite county. on the
e IS OF Sarah Kinabrew. deceased ~
s N1,ce Is hereby given to ali persons -
nova' - sal1 estate to make immediate
ppsaan, ana all those having claims TO
+ piesen' them, duly authenticated within
me y e llme prescribed by law, or thew will
JAMES NJ. SCOTT. |
Dooo,, administrator.
- io9o' 4lw6
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New Cash Establishment,

ME subscriber would respectfully in
form the citizens Of Liberty, and
1ne surrounding country, that he has inst
opened next door to Ballard & Coyineton
new and desirable stock or o'0"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-02-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A t the March Term, 1914, OF the
IN Probate Court of Amite County. |
will present my account as Administrators
on the Estate of E. Thompson, deceased
Tor tnal settlement and allowance.
0. w. CAULFEILD,
Administrator.
December 90, l843. 43w3
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
uSI received and ready for New
~ Years day, 70 Dozen Fine L;nnen
BOSOM N shirts,-Also, Fine Dress Coats
and Pants at the Cheap Cash Store.
I w. HITCHCOCK, q Co
Liberty, December 90, 1843. "a
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TO MILL WRIGHTs.

"A good Mill-wright can have lob BY
zIcA calling on the undersigned livino
htteen miles North of Liberty. IN The
East branch ofthe Amite River, for which
the CASH will be paid.
MATILDA TRENTHAM
Amlte County, Miss, Dec. 20, l843.
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NOTICE.

"A 1 the March Term, 1874, of the
IN Probate Court Of Amite County
VIII present the Guardian account Of HI1.
gam Jones deceased, Guardian Of Henry.
seaborn, Frances, William, and Tose'
plus Jones, minor heirs of Henry ZONES
deceased-lor final settlement and allow
ance. a''o"-
.; W. CAULFIELD, Admr.
Of WIN. JONES, Decd.
December, Esd 1914. 49ws
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ VIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING been
u appointed Commissioners to Audit
GAINS against the Estate Of HENRv p
- deceased, by The Probate Court
81 annie N County Mississippi, at the An.
gust Term, 1913, will meet at the Conr,
Rouse liouse IN the Town of Liberty on the
SECOND WEDNESDAY, in each month for
pose. 'i"' pul-
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-02-17

~ ollCE'-At the February Term
1N 1914, of the Probate Court of A
mite County, will present nv accopn,
as Guardian of Seya,ore TAILOR, for finnl
settlement and allowance.
JARROT CASTOR,
Do. Guardian.
~6' iofo. 43d40
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-02-17

nj oTICE.-At the March Term ,o11
i Of the Probate Court of ANTE
County, | will present the Guardian ave
count C Of Wlley Jackson, deceased - -
Guardian of Mary Adaline Jackson M -
rG Louisa Jackson, and Robert a Tnes
son. MINOR heirs of James Jackson d., DO
ceased, for final settlement and allow
ance. '"u aiow-
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
LETTERS of Administration bov;.
o oeen granted TO the undersigned a. ,hs
November Term, l843, Of the bonos.t .ht
PROBATE Court Of Amiie county. On ne
estate Of John Tilery, deceased MAJ, ;ne
IS hereby given to all persons indeh, .es
70 salo estate to make immeda,e NC
ment, and all those having claims 10 p pay
sent them, duly authenticated. within p ,ba
u elme prescribed by law, or they will he
forever barred. "iii oe
SARAH TILLERY.
GRIFFIN P. CLAUGHTON
December, 9th 1843. '''g' a1.,c
b Lam KS
,Sy.. ' egery description eaecuted al MisE
tS'ce' ''ith nsatness and dcspatcI ! ~
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mount Siurs Mddeton NC; Eliza Hand Baker Baltimore;
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BRISTOL, May 1.-THE Emene from Csrcrnas which was
ashore on per Island off last evening" al being
My HAvEN Nay l5-smith Tuttle, Bush. GaudalOuPe
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PHLADELPHIA, May l6-Arr, James and Samuel Milton
Providence; Calcutta NBedford Below nvneble PIessy
Eas,,P,rt. cd, vesa. Ludlam, FAN Rive, Ccn.ort Mayo
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tac smmington Boston, Francis Haet Lewis, sandwich
NoRFoLL, May H-Ar Topf Wording. Nfok; Factor
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dence In Hampton Roads i7th sdisoa, Foster I'm Phiai
barqqe supposed the Ann Wash FIN NYorkwent up James
ALrxAsDRiA. DC. May n-Ar Archibald Oracle. Rice.
GEoneEr9wS. sc, May ls-Cld Fanny Colt, Baker, and
CHAELEsroN, Nay isIBw one brig, i2-An Merchant,
Eliza Jane. Smith, York.
SAVANNAH, May l1-Cld Washington. Brl Wkie Lpool;
Miracle br Elliott do; Monaco Lewis NSork; Albert. Pc
New ORLEANS May 8Ar Octavius C olbum Havre; ster.
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TWENTY-EIGHT CONGRB9H.
FIRST SsION.


WASHINGTON, May 18th, 1874.
ANNEXATION
Mr.. BUCHANAN presented strong resolutions from
Pennsylvania IN faver OF immediate annexation.
PRIVATE BILLS AND LAND CLAIMS.
Several private bills were taken up and discussed
The bill for the relief OF Henry Gardiner and
others, directors OF association called the New
England mississippi Land Company, was taken up
and discussed and passed Il TO H.
CUSTOM HOUSE OFFICERS.
The bill relating to Bonds given by Custom House
Officers was taken up.
Mr.. HUNTINGTON said the object of the bill was
to require all Custom House Officers to give bonds
before entering upon the duties of their offce-and
not as at present within three months. The bill was
ordered to be engrossed
Several other private bills were also ordered to be
engrossed.
The bill to authorize the payment of equitable
commissions to the agents or attorneys of persons
in whose fevor awards have been made under three
several treaties between the United States and GER
tain foreign Powers, which awards have been re-
tanned In the Treasury IN payment OF debts due the
y. States, was ordered to be engrossed.
The Joint resolution to authorize the transmission
and presentation of books to the Minister of Justice
of France, in exchange for books received from
him, was also ordered to be engrossed.
The Joint resolution authorizing an allowance to
Purser d M. F. Thornton, in the settlement of his
accounts was ordered to be engrossed.
The bill for the relief of Reynall Coates Walter
Il. Johnson, and William b. McMurtre was also
ordered to be engrossed and read thild time.
The resolution to print 1900 additional copies OF
the work upon the changes and notifications OF the
commercial systems of other countries, was adopt
ed.
The bill granting pension TO George Whetten,
was ordered to be engrossed
2P. m. The bill authorizing persons to whom re-
servations of land have been or shall be made, un-
der Indian treaties, TO ALLEVIATE the same in fee,
is now under discussion, and will probably be or
dered 10 be engrossed.
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LwEnpooL-Packet shin YorkshireJohu wanea lady and
Warren Mis-, Warren. Henry Je.up, samuel Br:dbu.y
ssa is Gs1s r ehdsn lady
ysnt john Tay j., WIN Barton james Thompson John
James A suydam, .Wu Kelley, and lady, Miss Nj Kelly
Miss Rankin, Miss = Rankin. Christian l. Motz Henry
Goodhue Mullins lady and q children. all Of New York
Jane Hutton and MIRA Shewrd Of BROOKLYN; Samuel
Dunlop. Albany; James Gill, WoreestsI Mass.
r. sv so De HeXsr of
Lons; Hon W King of Alabama, Mni.ur France Mr.,
cIesary Of Legation France; Or Ellsworth, Conneccut
4 BToTne Dc; sandos MEXICO; Kuby do; Ieseosse
Phiad; w Smith, do; FiganrIe. r, do A Dias Niork
COzzens do; jung do; Bacon Conn; Miss Josephine
Leainbre
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Excess in favor of 1874.

Excess in favor of 1884, ........ $I3sl2 81
Railroads must eventually bethe most productive pro-
perry in the country. They safer for investments
than almost any thing else and pay better dividends
The annexed law regulating receivers Of banking in
corporations passed the late session of the Legislature
1t will serve, enforced to correct many abuses now
experienced by the public in the qudaons of defunc
banks Many nsolvent banks in this State have been in
the hands Of receivers for years. until nearly the whole
of the assets have been used up in expenses-the bill
holders the stockholders obtaining redress
the property lost. The movements Of the Court of
Chancery in this State have for long time given great
for complaint, and pleased to any law
passed urging immediate action in all committed
its charge particularly those relating to money
The following act compels receivers now in charge of
nsolve banking corporations, to report within four
months from the passage of the act.
AN AcT RELATIVE TO RECEIVERS OF BANKING INsrIru.
TIoNs, PASSED MAY l. 1874
The People Of The State Of New York, represented in Sc
nate and Assembly, do enact as foiioWs =:
1t shall be lawful for receivers of the property and
effects of banking corporations from time to time
dividends Of the moneys in their hands among the cred
tors Of such corporations until the payment Of such
dtors in full and dividend shall be to the stock
holders of such corporations until after the final dividend
TO the creditors.
81 Such receivers shall be subject 10 the direction and
control Of the Chancellor to the time of making dv.
dends both to the creditors and stockholders of such
corporations and to the time Of closing up the con.
OF such corporations and rendering their final &C
count But the receivers already appointed shall within
four months from the passage Of this act render their
unless upon special application made the Chancellor
and for good cause shown the time may be extended
but such extension shall not exceed year. except as
TO assets, or property in suit or in Court.
We hope this law will not remain dead letter ON our
statute books.
We annex the monthly returns Of the Banks OF New
Orleans The April report show an expansion in the
movements OF all the Banks
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HALLOCK'S
: II Or OIL. q A N ID "

"A > j ~ II VI l. y a N -
Is admitted to be improvement the mode Of adj
mnisterng castor oil epcitlly chi dren. an. order
that IL be "ot med bv families tner immediate
neahborhood 1t for sale b. druggists in cit and
neral os untry pl ces nety put up ia packages with
full dire for See that the inventors A
e. Hallock written the engraved wrapper wholesale
deales suppl ed the quantity from the
NO 6 Spring street. New York. Retail dealers obtain
M Su ~ rs ION ne iooTlns sgenss ccott MehessS9
York cty job Carpenter siag Slug; + Van Wort New
bursh: Stephen Frost Vaikenburgh Ross
man, Hudson; John Doan Cetskill Roosevelt Co Abany
ton ST. Booklyn; Jam.s Donald W;limm.bu,sh T. r. Dr.
sncshi New Brunswick " e. Bfanin, IIeutoa Van Wag
l6 Broad ST. Newark New Jersey; Dllwyn Parrish 9th
Arch, Philadelphia Israel Graham Balti
more aod Eantaw Streets Baltimore; w Stable Brother.
Alex tud,ia, ID. C..
IL Agents wanted throughout the world.
mi Ime see
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State of Trade.

AsHEs-We cannot alter our quotations.. Pots are still
held at - D. and pearls at 81 TO- with very trng sales
BEnswAx-Prme northern yellow sells on arrival at 80
a 3Ot. principally for export
CoTToN-The sales to-day amount TO 200 10 500
bales without change in price Manufacturers have been
the chei operators Tor few days past Freghts con-
tinue dull at 5l6 for square, to Liverpool
FLouR-No particular change in prices. Genesec sells
at 81 rs; Ohio, 81 6Ss.
HAy-The receipts down the river continue large and
the demand moderate Common qualities bale sell at 33
u 35c
WHIsKEy-Drudge casks held at 23c prison barrels
at 231. The demand is very limited.