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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, June 10

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, June IL :
CCrYEE-Demand more active. Sales Z
bags 81. Domingo al 6 CTS part lor eSp1
Laguayra at u; 300 Rio ats. clS On ".
CorroN-Demand improving and p1,'s,s
Sales Of $50 bales at 6, 10 9, els. ioT I.
Mobile and New Orleans, and Ie-PatS'd :
cents.
FLorR-The market continues Gnei' ou' !.
ers are rather irmer to-day, in con>sqps1,.
the damage done 10 the growing wfta' z :. !.
and drought combined. Sales OF >iandae..
Is for export al 4 25; good brands al -
bbls at 4 SO, and Brandywine at 4 81: = :
and in bbls a, 1 62i,
GR.IS.-Whea, is in moderate rsfl.'
steady rates. Sales Of fair and good hsa,' :,
10 06, and prime for starch making q y =
inferior at IS a 81 cents.
ConS.-Demand improving; sales q 4,
yellow al 49,, and fiat a! d2 43 cents So :.
fiat al ~, and heated at 40 cents; whTe !
40 cents. .,..,
OATs.-Sales of Southern al 90, and f''''
yania at 20 to 80 cents in stole. ;, =.
Provisions is steady al "
and l0i cents for fair and prime eny1
Sides and Hams. Lard is steady, win 30
SuGARs.-There is fair enquiry, nuL ~ ~
have been rcstricied fair and good View 4
ate, 6s cents. and some Porto Rico Ga a. o., +
WnrsKeY.-Ho gsheads are dill ai-V'' ."
relS al q cents. ), ro.!s
Ton. cco.-Prices ale steady WIN =
| sales.-( Gazette.
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CARRIAGES.

Married, yesterday morning, at the United
Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. Joseph G.
Stiles, Mr.. EDWARD SISroN, 10 Miss MARIA VIR-
GINA, daughter oil the late John L. Cook, ali of
this city.
Married, at Marmon, King George county,
Virginia, on the IT'D instant BY the Rev. MIR.
Walk Or MICHAEL Miss Wallace, TO Lucy p,
daughter OF Dainserfeld Lewis, Esq, all Of that
coun;y.
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Cours'd one another Own his innocent no.
In piteons chase
PLEASANT EXCURSION.

Being prevented ourslves iiom joining The
agreeable pary We are Indebted TO friend for
the following jealous sk:ch. we are glad TO
hear that The worthy prc'retors Of this charm
ing retreat are making cSdions, and with pro-
liability oil success, 10 cree comf1rtabc buildings
for our sun-burn. csnausti cts. The present
weather is oppressive enou:h 10 MI all the water
ing places in The country viii those painting after
a cool spot:
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FLORIDA ELEcTloN--Wc received yesterday
slips from Tallahassee FloriGian and Star, OF
June 3, giving the latest election news. The Star
is neutral, and We copy its statement as mol like
ly 10 he questioned.
There remains now no doubt OF the election OF
w. D. Moseley, Governor OF Florida, and David
Levy Representative 10 Congress. The mail
from the East Of las, evening brings accounts ui
an overwhelming vote having been cast in almost
every county East Of the Snwannec, for these
gentlemen. Mr. Levy, it is said, has majority
Of 900, and Mr. Moselcy's majority is not much
less.
Seen Call West of,he Suwannee, has 300 ma
jorily; deductns this from Mr. Moseleys MAORI
" East OF that river will leave this latter gen.
iicman still majority Of GOO We have no es-
Innate Of Mr. LEWIS majority over his ccmpcii-
tor but know i, 10 be much greater ;han this. II
is said thar no, Single Wing has been returned
10 either branch Of The Legislative Council, East
ofLcon county. The oldest and most popular
Wing leaders in Eas, Florida, have been defeated
by overwhelming majorities.
"ln regard 10 the complexion OF the next Legs
laiure, we need only say that il will be wholly De-
mocralic. II assemblies in our city on the 23d
inst Preparations are already being made Tor
The reception of the members.
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Concord 0S n II, on The 5h instant whe" he a sy
assains The Conduct Of other men, bs s% Ssw
m w Inv ioG nanncr,,c safe Com ,ec. Ailer
Mr. r Hal. had conc uded his haransue, Col +.
asked permission reply 10 him, and $! u !. 4
scorehng as MI Hale received wa, ch al onsi g
traitors. Colonel Pierce exposed NE ~ o -
tency and misrepresentation :" Ha a rsn y,
saring light and left me ho hsSrp 6s s"iense
in most Illuminating Position le pg,o'i bmt MI made his
Hi"''e' save " ~ Boston Po&
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JI7M. P. TURPIN'S OFFICE, %
wv F,..s., YTosxy


For fear That persons in The couhHl ,n v
willing to risk little TO realize ~ traua
overlook the two fire Schemes 70 % nN
and 18th OF June-Capitals 80 ana mo-, Inn q
lars-Turpin begs 10 call their aliens ms q
advertisement, in another par o. III Z.
where the prizes, drawn Nos, &C., s ~ torss:
and would request that remitiances !" ne "
wilhou, delay, for Turpin's IS nov s",p ard {
Office Of Richmond, he having sou e.,'r...
within the last three weeks Tw I3o ao0 sok .
GLIDING The Capital Prize Of S SSO md oit:n
Whole Ticket, several OF l,G snG iolLTs. !,
smaller amounts. from iOo 10 wv ,drers1
For Tickets in any LouelI, ,sss !.
Messrs. J. G. Gregory 4 Co. aGnG;'rL,noct y
WIN. P. TCRPIN; h''"''
June IL
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AloaMoN APrARs-The trial of the persons
charged with the murder Of Joe Smith, in Car
lhage, Illinois, has been brought 10 close, and
resulted in verdict OF acquiltal. The same
persons, however, stand charged with the murder
of Hiram Smith, and gave bail in the sum oil
five thousand dollars for their appearance al the
next term OF the court, 10 answer the charge.
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WEsr po,xr Ac.prMY-The examination
o wsn o ~ Tbnrsday; there were present,
Nom Irn ~ N Marcy secretary Of War, General
Scott Scott and he whole Military Boards and Gen;
Tallmadge Gen Storms Col ia j. D. M"l , ao
was was very rigid and was ably sustained on ne
par, Of The Professors, and also Of The cade's--l"'
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CIRCUIT COURT.
WEDNESDAY June IL.

"
The Circuit. Court Of The county Of Washing
ton met Ibis day at9 A. M and were engaged for
one hour in hearing the arguments Of the Dis
u,ct Attorney, P. r. Fendall, Esq, against the
application Tor demurrer in the case Of The
United States rs. Gu. McNully. After which, the
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF vIR

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF viz
GINIA-REy. f. A. DALRYMPLE, REcToR.
TNHIS Institution, the Diocesan School for
i Boys is sit ,aled in delightful location in
Fairfax county, three miles West of Alexandria,
DC. II is designed 10 prepare youth in the most
thorough manner for College, or for the active
business Of lie, under wholesome moral and reli-
gous influences The branches taught are the
Latin and Greek languages, English and Ma,he
malics Under these heads are embraced the va
rious studies and exercises pursued in The most
approved institutions. The year is divided into
two sessions, Of five months each, with months
vacation intervening. The first session will COM
mencc about the 18th Of October next.
Terms 5000 per annum, payable invariably
in advance--lhat is, 500 at the commencement
OF each session This charge is for board, ,ni-
lion, washing, fuel and lights; bedstead and bed
ding 10 be furnished ty The pupil, or, il provided
BY the institution, an extra charge of $40 per an
mum will be made.
Applications for further information, or for en-
trance 10 be made 10 The Rector. His p. o., un-
Ill 9th July, will be sold Church. Hanover CO."
after that date, Theological Seminary p. o.,
Fairfax CO."
RsrEaENcss--Thc Bishop and Assistant Bish-
op OF Virginia, he Professors Of the Theological
Seminary. the Clergy and The Diocese generally
June l3-cW6w
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THE LAST PHILADELPHIA DUEL.-Mr Mele-
di,h, the gentleman wounded in The last duel, was
on Tuesday doing as well as could be expected.
The ball entered the left thigh, and striking The
bone. without tracturins il, glanced downward
and lodged about three inches above The knee,
from where il has been extracted.
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Alexander Will case came up, and the re
mainder of the day was spent in the examina..
lion OF witnesses for the plaintiffs. The trial OF
this cause bids fair 10 cupy the attention OF The
Court for month al east-[D
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At the request OF friend, We repu5iSh The
following from The Baltimore American OF June
eth
eastern AND WESTERN VlRGISIA-The
question of convention 10 amend the Consiitti-
ton CT the State is now aeilated with consdera-
bic warmth in Virginia The Western portion
of the State demands it, alleging that on The pre-
sent basis OF representation they are deprived OF
lust rights and made dependent on the slave
holding aristocracy Of Eastern Virginia.
THE refusal of The Legislature al its last SEES
sion 10 allow The right OF way 10 the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad through Western Virginia, a
refusal which grew out Of the Jealousies OF the
East, has given new force and Iacivity 10 the
movement on The other side OF The Blue Ridge IN
favor OF convention.
"The Richmond Times opposes the call OF
convention, bur advises strongly that the demands
Of the West on the subject of internal improve
menls be complied with. 1T is nothing more
than Justice, says The Times, TO afford these Ia
cilies to the West; because, although they do
not pay an equal amount OF taxes with us they
do pay their proper proportion, and have, there
fore contributed 10 all the Improvements which
have been made exclusively Tor the East. This
call for a convention is the legitimate result OF
the long continued denial Of justice 10 the West
The only possible way OF avoiding the conse-
Quenc6S Ol us SuCCCSSl> 81 w WI
10 give the West good ways 10 market. II this
be done, we hope the West will not insist on The
convention, or at least, that some division may
be eferted in Western opinion on The SUBJECT
III appears qne probable, from The present as
pecl Of things, that Eastern Virginia will be readi
| " disposed by the time the next Genera Assem-
bly, meets TO compromise on his subject, and
grant the West the facilities it requires on con.
iion lha, the cal cfa Convention be no, insisted
on. Nothing can be more strange than the Or
position which has been manifested towards The
simple proposal TO carry railroad through
long line OF Virginia territory at The expense no.
ofihe State, but olhe Company having The work
in charse-a proposal which was one-sided en-
irely on Inc score of advantage 10 the State. pro
missing benefits in abundance without the draw
back Of any sacrifice or Inconvenience. The
people Of Western Virginia have indeed good
:, cause 10 complain of the iiberaily, for such i
seems 10 BE- which intcrposed 10 stop the progress
/ Of such work
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NEW YORK MARKETS TUESDAY. ?
CoTroN.-There continues 10 be goo; /.
mand and the sales to-day are | 800 bales 1t !.
prices, mostly for shipment. Fgeigh,s arc our
and steady al previous rates.
FLouR.-T'he market 10 day is much Z
same as yesterday, and firm. We quote e.
nesee today "a IS for good common hraa'
Fancy Western ranges from 10 s 80, viii a
demand. A sale Of 200 barrels Ohio round, !,
Ter than common, al 4 S7s. The Southern 7
Georgetown, Brandywine Richmond Courr'
&c, are 4 rs 4 ST., with sales 200 TO 500 "a
rels Richmond County att 10.
GRAiS In Wheat we hear Of rolhiEg to';
but several lots arc on The market The yies>
holders arc sill TOO high. Corn is mote ref (
and there is a fair inquiry. Sales .! u"
bushels Southern yellow at "a cents Tor The X
and 43 not delivered. Northern AMI Jersey !.
dull al &c A. cents.
WmskEY--The market is without much r.
witty; sales of 100 bbls. have been made al III 2
for Prison. Drudge is dull al 81 cents A't@
cinnati, sales al 49,.
PRorisloNs-Smoked meats are selling 5'-
moderately al, City Hams, $ j cents; sh.t
ers, Il 81 cents; Smoked Beet, ! a s cents Il
is quite dull, and cannot be quoted ever i
bbls., cents in kegs for good. Sales Of 200
at -. The receipts OF Butter and Cheese
tinue 10 be rather limited. OF Ohio Butter Y
is very little coming. Western diaries are =
10 l2i cents, and Cheese 5! 81 Gems
ToDAcco.-There has been a lair inqOlf'
shipment during he pas, few days at pre-
prices Al auction, Ii hhd>. ken,u~ky 81
y 4; cents average So 9f; and 2to. "
4, : cents; Il boxes manufactured > "a -
cash. Tribune.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS,
.MECKLEN Be RU CUINT
Eight .H,i.s Uiea OF C!arksrillc.

"FlS establishm nj is now under the exc.u-
i 81 management OF the subs rihe~, who is
providing for large NIB Of visiter>. The
improve nens ar suit :ent for the com Or able
accommodation OF $50 or 400 person and all his
ARA semens are upona corresponding scale
His music will be Is god as any in the i:te.
A. 10 III IN dca proper l. of the Buffalo wa
t.rs, i nigh he sii. ea; 20 ref tot uhai :
ed statements Il DrS Harris and Vena ie, gSn
tlcmsn II distinct on in their pro essioa. and in
iimately acquainted with the properties and T.
iecs of The water in diSf asc.: but pr rrietor
" Il state fact, as G: dence OF he anti billion,
character oil these waters, 10 vii: IN I, for up
war : of so years eh has X own, intimately, c
families that lived al p .tialo Springs, d that
no disease, epcncenl on vii ated or derangei!
di ion fthe b larry organs, as bill Gus fe 9er,
asuc nd fever &C., ever occurred in iami Ii
wing there. H. has witncs ed hun ireds Of cases
Of ague and fever, ma y of them ofthc most pro.
tracted and obstinate character. without having
known it 10 taillo cure in single instance, gener-
ally in few days-and SO well satisfied is he OF
It's Inability in that disease, that he will charge
nothing for the board OF any person who will bring
an ague and fever II Buffalo that it does not cure
and cure permanently Another fact, which
owes lis truth 10 he healthul effects of Bufia 10
water or 10 an accident, which perhaps never
happened before, an where, is, that, for 81
wears, families, generally large have lived aihis
place and but one death ever occurred in family
living here. and thai no orrasipned by disease
In Dyspepsia diseases II the Liver, all Cula-
neous Affections, Drorsv, Diarrhc.a, and indeed
almost all the diseases that flesh is heirio, (excep,
Consumplion) The Boiiau wafer rarely tails 10
afford relei!.
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2S6eDmtoop0 1Emqt,trea',

United States, The heartfelt sympaihes OF INC
Irish people would be with the American cause
Lcsolred. In The language of the Dublin Ma
ton, press which we recognize as ,he empoei.
nent oil The Irish mind; that "Ensiahn cahho.
hold Oregon, save by The consent OF Inc un,'ea)
States Canada and IRELAND are MOI hosliie 10
the American occupation. II Would not DE lus',
I" il is not their interest 10 be 50. The claim Of
America is preferable on Historical and political
/" grounds. If he Oregon belonged 10
(" France, the States go; il with Louisiana; II 10
Spain, they got it with Florida; ito no one, they
" got IL with Independence. Aiheigm y
i" is Liberty buwark, AMI 'HclandS "eGrta "ay.
Rcsolred, Tha, for The NOBLE advocacy OF Ame,
rican rights, we tender tohc Dublin Na'ion, ahu
10 the lri'h Repeal press in general, our sincere
thanks; sensible that sentiments ailo asoMdIS
like these in the verr teeth of British oppression
are evidences of affection for and gratitude 70,
the American pccple-we also regard mem aS d
faithful exposition of that national spirit when,
through he eiiicicnlaid Of fearless and eniSh'-
cned press will, sooner or later, free l'seii nom
the shacl:es OF Dcspo,ism and establish kihuie''
institutions of Freedom and independence.
Rcsalrei, Tba. tie movements OF The lrIsh poo
pic for 4 repea al the act OF Union between
Great Britain and ireland deserves the aid OF
every friend Of humanity that II Is boVeh'en'
in 4 peaceful and constitutional manner 10 COT
rect political abuses, without parallel IN the MS
tory Of nations, and only 10 be rcdressed BY me pa
tro'c action OF Domestic Legislature cfea'
ting anew Irish manufactures, trade, and com
mcrce-lhetcby giving employment 10 The NOUS
trial classes, and bread 10 starving millions.
Rfsoired, That ii is no, alone owing 10 inc
cloud in the Wcs, threatening war but TO me
fact lha, The harris of the rulers OF the Irish people
have at last 5ecome moved by The influence OF
that tear whic, II" determined will OF a nation
inspires that We have reason 10 congratulate
The people of Gland on The prospects OF speedy
termination Of heir labors for political emancl-
patton.
F. s. Derry, ESQ.,, seconded The resolutions. in a
speech which was receive with great cheering he
concluded by moving the following resolution !:
Resoircd Tha', should il become certain That
England intends . carry into effect The threats and
boasts INDUCED j. By Sir Robert Peel, that then
the Executive Committee Of this association be
instructed 10 take efficient measures for The mn
mediate arming, .quipping, and drilling oil me
members Of This association as Volunteer Sol
diers 10 be placed al The disposal OF our Stale or
General Government, 10 repel any aggression on
The part of the British Government and 10 MAN.
tain the rights and liberties of the People oi Inc
United States.
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Fifty Negroes For Sale.

ON TUESDAY,, the Isl OF July l645, will be
" sold, at public auction, from 40 10 so Ne
groes, men, women and children many OF whom
are very valuable, among them good Bricklay-
er and good male Cook
The sale will take place at L O'Clock, at the
foot Of The Market House, in the city OF Norfolk.
NJ. COOKE, Jr.,
Administrator of NJ. Cooke. decd.
June l3-3lawtds
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DE-. ROBERT w. YouNd-Has been appolned
principal Clerk 10 the Navy-yard on this Station,
and we cannot lei the opportunity pass without
expressing our thank 10 the Department for It's
selection, from among several, as we understand
estimahle Democrats, and some Wings, who were
applicants Tor The appointment Dr. Young j,
vel! q allied for the station by education, and
general know ledge of business. His appoint
menl will give very genera satisfaction, not only
in this town, but TO an extensive circle OF ac-
quain.ance throughout this section of Virginia,
where his correct habits and sterling Democracy
are well known Il PorLSmouLh OIL DOnlinlOn.
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F.ae!-The large dwelling house Of Mr.. Wal
lace, in Stafford three or tour miles from Freder-
icksburg, was burned on Thursday night Of last
week. Ii was set on fire ty colored woman,
who was arrested before the work of destruction
was completed. We understand she confessed
The crime She is now in Stafford jail. We
have not learned the extent of The loss, or whether
the building was insured. -fFredeTicksburs Re
1o11c; Of IhcSd0M
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EhR " matatrers
.,,,.,.d D..,y and semi-weekly.

TgRns-Daily Paper seven dollars per r snnaa i
Semi. weekly, for the country prlnIea u.Sua.
and Friday mornings,) f.e do!iars--'h duV"".e.
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being Democrats. We find no ian non WI" ,hs work
ger; but We complain that I now mourn"
goes on slow but sure, they shoeiu 'no
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The Common Council have, by unanimous
vote, rendered the "honors" of the city 10 General
Armstrong, who is now in New York, on his
wayto Liverpool. a number OF Democrats have
invited him 10 puhlc dinner.
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BY the last steam packet, Beaufort District,
the Savannah Georgian OF Yesterday from which
we copy the following = Charleston Mercury.
awe learn that Capt Fa,,o, of the Revenue
Gutter Crawford, was rudely attacked on the Bay,
on Saturday afternoon, BY Two seamen. and
would probably have been roughly handled had
he not been armed with revolving pistol, with
which, al the second discharge, he wounded one
of The seamen, who threatened 10 a>sai him with
a bludseon. Both ofthe seamen, we are inform
ed, were commi,led for tral-and, as lar as We
can ascertain, Capt Falio is entitled to common
da,ion for his GOODNESS and forbearance, under
such an outrageous attack. The subject is be.
fore the proper authority, and, therefore, we re
! frain from comment"
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BALTIMORE MARKET, June II. 5P NJ
FLoUR.-The demand for Howard Street Flour
is limited, and we arc advised OF no TRANSACTION,
beyond retail sales al 81 SO. The stock in mar.
ket is small, and receipts light, A sale Of 9OO
barrels fine at 81 25. The receipt price from car.
is 81 37i.
We note sale Of City Mills Flour al sns.
fraction less than 81 so, made BY miller for tie
purpose OF closing out his sock. Other holden
ask 81 81 a 62!
A sale of Susquehanna Flour at "a 37.-sae,
By dray load ali so. Sales Of Pennsylvania Is.
Rye Flour al 3.
GRAlN.-There is scarcely any Marylar.
Wheat ofiering-we quote Maryland reds a, sja
80 cents for good 10 prime; and prime WIRE
wheats al 81. A sale OF light Common Prnn>y,.
yania red on Monday al 81 cents.
We quote Maryland white Corn to-day a; 3. i
31i cents, and Maryland yellow at 80 cents. A
sale OF Pennsylvania round yellow a, 40 cents
A sale OF Pennsylvania Rye at 81 cents We
quote Maryland Oats al 26 81 cents
PRovisloNs-Thc demand for Beef and po.s
continues active, and sales 10 considerable e.
tent have been made al our last quotations. TIE
stock in market is considerably diminished az:
particularly OF Prime Beef The following lle
The rates demanded for Baltimore packet, yil :
Mess fork, Tsio oUi rhine, ~ oU III W. Mes
Beef, 10 80 / 90; No. |, Q 90 a Q so an.
Prime, : so a 90. We note sale OF ST tcl,
Mess Pork, Is so cash, and rs bbls Prime q.
10 So also, so bbls. at 10 25, al which rate h9.
ers now refuse to operate. A small lot OF Pm,
Pork sold al II 90. Also, 4 small lot Of PINE
Beet at 81, cash. The demand Tor Bacor !,
moderate and the market generally present, 70
change worthy of note. We continue to QuOs
as before, namely--Western shoulders 81 +.
cents; sides e; a Il; and hams :. {, cents, az,
choice lots OF small and strictly prime conmaF'
9 cents. A sale 81 10000 lbs. shoulders. par a.
&, and the balance III &, cents 10 hhds. shoulders
al cents; also, 30 hhdS al cents, on time
snail 10; OF 200 hams, superior quality. sold a,
s. cash. Baltimore cured is in bnl liuIc temats
and stock light. Shoulders are held al o.: sis
al -, and hams 9 a 10 cents. We hear q! u
sales Of any note.
Lard is in moderate demand aud former rae
are obtained, viz: No. Western, in kegs "a
s. s. cents for inferior 10 good ami prime y
Western, in bbs., I! cents for inieI0
prime.
WnlsKeY-Salcs Of hhds. al 20 cents, ~!
bbls. at2l ccn;s.-l american.