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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-06
EXTRACT FROM THE CONFESSION OF
ANDREW HOWARD.


Hung at Dover, W H., July 9Th, 1885, for the Muir
der Of Miss Phebe Hanson, at Rochester, Septem,-
Der 10, 1916.
have been twice tried, found guilty, and con.
demned to die upon the gallows. My lawyers have
done every thing in their power TO save me, for
which have ever felt grateful. My conviction is
just, my punishment is merited. But had known
that should have been hung, if | was detected,
should never have committed the deed, which has
doomed me, young man, just in the prime of life,
to an ignominious death. l supposed the lunlsh-
ment Imprisonment for life.
What have suffered since have been immur-
ed in the cold dark walls of this Jail, no tongue
can express. The mental agony have felt, when
considered my condition, that had forfeited all
right to the protection of society, and deprived one
human being of that life, which was as sweet to
her, as mine is to me, has been hundred fold
greater than any fear OF bodily pain, which can ex-
perlence in being put to death.
| have to attribute my untimely end to a want of
instruction when young. have never had the
privileges Of schooling, never have been taught that
it was wrong to lie and steal, but was left to grow
up as best could. OF God and future world
know nothing | am told that there is a God, and
it will be well with all hereafter, by others that the
good will be rewarded and the wicked punished
but to me it is all mystery.
have made this confession, not that would
glory in my own shame, nor with the expectation
tlat should gain the Executive clemency thereby
but that other young men may take warning o. my
unhappy career and awful end and be deferred from
the commission of those crimes which have bro
Inc at the early age of % to dlsgraceful anC
ignominous death, and that all those who have the
care and education OF youth, may learn, from my
fate, the necessity of throwing around them al
those guards, which will save them from litt
of folly and GIsgraceiu and untmely end
ANDREW HOWARD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-06

DETERMINE TO BE USEFUL. No matter what
may be your condition in lite, you have an infu-
ence, aud that influence should always be exeIted
IN proper way. The young have no right to fold
their arms, bury their talent and become the drones
Of the social hive.
Aim high, but with prudence; act with perse.
verence; let no obstacle drive you from the path OF
honor and duty, and you may be sure OF eventual
success. Riches are not within the reach OF all
competence is; and the latter is preferable in eve
ry respect to the first. Remember the Deity help
those who help themselves, and that utility is the
great end of human exertlon.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-06
POETRY.
From Grahem's Magazine Tor July.
THE BUILDERS.

BY Henry W. LoNGFELLow.
All arc architects of Fate,
Working in these walls of Time
Some with massive deeds and great,
Some with ornaments Of rhyme.
Nothing useless is, nor low
Each thing in its place is best
And what seems but idle shows
Strengthens und supports the rest
For the Structure that we raise
Time is with materials fllledj
Our to-days and yesterdays
Are the blocks with which we build
Truly shape and fashion these,
Leave no yawning gaps between;
Think not, because no man sees,
Such things will remain unseen.
In tho elder days Of Art,
Builders wrought with greater care
Each minute and hidden part,
Fol- the gods see everywhere
Lot us do our work M we'll,
Both the unseen as the seon
Make the house where gods may dwell,
Beautiful, entire, and clean;
Else our lives arc incomplete,
Standing in these walls of Time,
Rrlkau siair-ways, where the feet
Stumble as they seek TO climb.
Build to-day, then, strong and sure,
With firm and ample base:
And ascending and secure
Shall tomorrow find It's place.
Thus alone can we attain
To those tuIIets, where the eye
Sees the world as one vast plain,
And one boundless reach OF sky.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-06

be substituted, and how could this selling il cheoper
and so substituting it for the imported article. take
place if the doctrine is true that the whole dntv il
added to the price Of both the imported and home
produced article? This single and repeated SEN.
tence in the Secrelary's report, is utterly at war
with, and wholly destroy. the whole assumed prin
ciplo on which his theory and this bill is founded
Concluded next weok)
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-06

"7he hole That toiH do for The cat ,0iH do for The
kitten."-l have known persons who took one step
in vice, but affect to eel-or, perhaps, really felt
horror at being supposed capable of taking the
succeeding steps, which that one, as it were, rem
dered necessary. When once the rule of right is
broken-when once gap is made in the con-
science-it serves 10 admit all other crimes that
follow, be they seemingly greater or less than the
one that gained admission.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-06

To prevent weeds from growing round your
fruit trees which does them much harm-take the
refuse stalks of fax, after the fibrous parts have
been separated by breaking, and which | believe
is technically called shaws," and spread them
round the trees, as far as the roots extend. No
weeds will grow under tins refuse flax-the earth
is kept fresh and loose and the trees grow vigor-
ously. In place OF the fax, tobacco stalks answer
very good purpose.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-06
VI. CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE TREASURES REPORT.
OFrIcE or THE VI. CENrRAL RAiLRoAp
To The Stockholders Of The y ' q X 5"y T. 1876

ri
oFroE VI. CEvrpAL R,rLnoap,j
w. a.. e,-.,,-,, Boston July %, lsi6.
G ", ry'o."eo'"e'S y "'e - =; -: 10
with no d;nno,' rIIe"Hn suo'II' III accordance
mail meet;rT o ~ tl9 "toCN"ouers at tner an
financial ~ Un ''c ioln i's'r statement oil the
in moro Jo,a; W. ulIs OoFPoraloh' as embraced
cosion 0'''u '0Po'I Hade ny me, on that oc-
Tbn rboIo .o,,,o,,., c-.
c,r IN Vorn,o,, S,assa" VI 1aPuul STOCK subscribed
1000 r,iiliom, e., nr ,,, u'lu e'Se"nere was
iors ~ on zoe sIrn n' 'O''''o elgnt hundred dol
Hssossner,S ha,o boo,,,,,i .
cnroJ nnon - ''0' pau u ,o-,,
sail ieayrna, % Tho .,,t...;..; i0''ii Snares'
,ron Iii, ~ NJ ,.'o onosCI 'P 9'
beon n,id ,bnp,o7 ,r i'ase
Iii Iii" a po'I, ~. We noPe 'heSe ooo.
VIM ''' '''s ~ "''o p''u' <'oo|'
on 5og eboro,
We cannot snool ne ~ otbor ssto,os h., j.; NJ
sachusc,ts il has boen n verv rnusnoi occ,'rra,o-
for man TO subscribe nncondnnoiI, cr sbaroS -,
q ccrnoration md s,hso,n,i ~ si'aIes III
his assessments or compel the Gornoration r. rio;t
IN lerol measures 10 ebfnrcc ro,,,ot ~ - ~,
make rood the expenditures Of the Gor,,o,, oy ~
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& JOURNAL.

80 cash in advance go 90 IL payment not made
in advances interest always charged from tho end Of the yeu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1846-08-06

To become popular is an easy thing to do I'M
popular justice requires man.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-02
NEw ORLEANS, March 81, 1876

Iheatricois-Ihe Mdrkefs-Fretgn Neus.
Everything goes on here well as can be expected
all things being taken into consideration. The wea-
Their this morning is fine, but last night and during
the whole ofyesterday, and the preceding night the
rain poured down in torrents accompanied by thunder
and lightning Mrs. Mowat and Mr. Crisp were to make
their appearance last night the ST. Charles Theatre
in "Romeo and Juliet but MrsM being taken suddenly
i'll, could not appear, and Mrs Farren, very talented
asres', undertook the part at few hours notice; and
although she had not played tho part for years.
made decided hit in it, and warmly applauded
throughout the performance and at the fall Of the
tain was unanimously called for. The house was good
considering the nclcmency Of the weather The French
company produce night the grand opera Of The Mar
tyrs," by Donzett with FIVE new scenes and costumes
and properties imported from Paris expressly for the
piece. The music is said TO be very beautiful
markets have not undergone much or any change
amounted to full 80 bales NJ the following retes SUI
peror % 70 6; ordinary 81 to 81; mddng 81 to Il good
good fair 81 to q good 81 to 10 cents per pound
Inc sales Yesterday owing to the rainy weather.
not large although they reached $500 bales full pr
ces The stock hand at the present time 10 about
2o2 2c2 bales. The demand for -four during last week
was good prices having declined to 81 and - rs per
effected at 81 as and S. About SO 900 barrels arrived
during the week Corn continues in good demand but
prices have varied from ~ to IS cents bushs during
the week for Mixed and AZ TO ~ cents for white yell
low unmixed The sugar market has Continued arm.
out owing to the difficulty Of engaging freight the sales
OF this week have not exceeded 1000 hhds. Frsights
nave oeen very high during the week, owing to the
small amount shipping port but yesterday one shin
was taken for Havre and for Boston at tc being
decline oftc Exchange on New York 10 much in de.
man at X to At per discounts Boston to ~; Lon.
The ne VS. from England issued in the Herald ex.ra.
day mo IN ing The mail failed yesterday but has arrived
today
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AipAry. March 81. ls46.

ALBANY, March 81, lea6.
adjournment Of the INSTRUMENTATION Mansrs-
Convention in N,,s Seoffand-Nep York and Erie Rail
read.
The time for the adjournment Of tho Legislature will
probably be fixed and take place in about 30
IS days II 10 feared that important bills. now
msured and reported will not be passed at this session
and among them the several bills for the relief of
the and other tenants The anrenters and wings
do not desire the passage Of any bill that shall effect the
restoration Of order and quieudo and the old party d.
visions in the anti rent disrcts and will prevent their
passage possible, Notwithstanding the long speeches.
nfnmmatory appeals, and bombasc declarations in fa
Of specified and practicable of relief
which consumed 90 much time In the early part OF the
session.
Information from the interior Of the State Indicates
that In nearly all the counties, the hunkera. and
barn burners will unite candidates for delegates TO
the convention, and thus secure democratic majority
in that body.
This morning. with the rising of the sun commenced
the movement Of delegates, and rowdies TO attend
convention at New Scotland TO nominate county della
gates to the state convention for the democratic party
fierce csnhic between the two sections Of the party u
expected.
In the Senate to day nothing OF general interest has
been done. The calm Of summers moroiner seemed
to pervade the sitting. and the onsr appeared 10 en-
Joy the rerose.
In the House large number Of local and private bills
taken from the general orders and yaricusy re-
ferred The usual COMMITTEE of Nine,n 10 examine
and report bills for tho OF the House was ords rcd
the question Of allowing the New York and Erie Rail
road Company TO locate pert of their road In Psnnsy
vana, whsn without taking any vote on the question
the House took rsosss until ! o'clock ?. M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-02
Third EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,

I'm CERTAIN DISEASES, which the best and mos
~ convenient Of stated the panest pcss
.eing without reservel giving also clear and h
description Of several innocent disorders frequently
for vcnereal which afford wide field for the extoons 81
deceptions Il well known Boosting class Of people,.
ton which exist this subjsct To be had only q =
Greenwich street. Price g. lsent By usboundl
B. Aware Of the opinion IN general entaned Of toe(
who obtrude their skill the public tmulttudes Of who's
!he following statement the ground on which lid
book claims especial CONFIDENCE .
Besides the authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh
former works viz, The Domestic Guide Medicine.
Use pyspeps, the Epidemic hes e.
tmona Letters from the eminent physicians Of Epxopg
themost eminent America Sir Ashley Cooper 70 DR.
Of this city, Dr. Physick OF Philadelphia, and others sd
winch most gratifying, has permisson TO refer to aim
every phyMelan Of eminence in the city. mr1l lmosr
&K0O REWARD-Cross' Specific Mixture, for ths care
WOVO Of 0onorrhes. elect. Structures and anslss9sa
covered for the above complaints this the most certain
makes speedy and permanent without the Ieas sfe
ton oil diet drink change apple stou 70 0
meas We give NO long quschsh 70 aecfy
speak for t. Our object TO- notify where can Be had
the proprietor challenges single oil recsnt gonosr
be brought which the mxtas will mot rapidly cure .nd
forfeiture Of $500 This disesse that unfortunately pr
NAL and single they here presented with
they nesevss without the least exposure IN me
shortest time possible. -. -.
is pot mp bottles. with full directions accompanying H. q
81 One bottle Lasts week. which generally srs
cured IN two days For sale by Charles H. Ring lsa Broad
gay cor Johp 4. New York M Hs sss SnsSs.s $40
ton ST. Boston Canal ~ Orleans and IS Main street.
Cincinnati. miz im'm
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BALTIMORE, April l, 1916.
Fret # .aprl-.f Merehant Fsseed-PGrdon Of Siaper
Psisf,nss at New York Mysterious Movement Of fhe
Secretary Of Stakeholder Catholic Church SquabbIe
--MIda,re Maeavfe- Markets, Sfsek Board, &c.
The merry day OF Allfools" has arrived, and the
urchns up at ybreak put in practice the pranks
Of the day II regarded this city day Of univer
sal osrty even the sooty sweep claiming and exercs-
ing the privilege Of playing occasional prank the
Baltimore street exquisite. 1t 10 day which no one
mas me night to got angry for let his complaint be what
4 may he receives no commseration, with the excep
ter. !.
merchant from North Carolina named IittIeiohn
was found yesterday morning. about tv O'Clock rowing
along the street N rather merry condition, and after
spending few hours In the watch house stated that he
went to the Circus in the evening" and fell in with soms
merry company, with whom he went homo, and in the
geld wseh and about saoo In money With an indstinct
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GLAsGow-Bark Ann Harley-20o pig iron Woodruff &
Mnturn2os casks mdze James Lee u Coz 100 casks malt
liquor Birninger Cooo bbls aud $50 casks mdse Wilson
Thurser Cos do Bu!.lsy. 0Ishsm Colo eoTes Dc
Chttrndeu Allen bales linen table cloths ButterfeId
Brothers Co-22 boxes cotton thfe,d James Lee Co20
Van Woer Krass-r-l pkg ndse Adam Muray-I box bot
ties w Paterson3 pkgs Kugles Co-s2so bricks ioC
non tubes 10 boxes cs mdse TO order.
CAErHAeESA-Bark BoEota-,ss logs fustic Noar ,gua
Wood3 3H 1859 hides, 2a00 lbs copper bags
10 do 80 do pigs mdse $500
sbbls sugar pominQusz-$l20 Shultz-l43 don boons
der-ibo, DO giee-s dogbloops va:ett.s. do Aunu
Murry Lawrencs-iOo doubloons d,as do Gsju-4o do
to order.
mahogany $4,000 sesars IS terces honey tons copper
Brett Vosel3 26 bales Mathews CO.
10 cases segars $50 hhds molasses Holt & over.
Aux CAyEsBng Wasson-29i $50 lbs logwood, 256 bags
coffee Thomas hiaseau,
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PHILADELPHIA, April !, 1886.
The Weather-The People Morins-Tne Foreign News-
Stocks, &c.
The weather for the last few days Is pleasant for
March, though there chilliness through the at
mosphere, which 1t would be desirable to be rid Of
The event against which the Herald has been caution.
ing the authorities at Washington and also the British
government has at taken place. far this part
of the country concerned The Oregon question: and
that OF peace or war, rather Of adequate prepa-
ration has been seized hold Of by people, primary
meetings having taken place and the whole is to result
in q town meeting in Independence Square tomorrow
after which, from the excitement manifested about
town. bids fair to be warm and enthusiastic gathe ring
What effect the proceedings will have upon the people
of the interior, can not at present be calculated
The foreign news by the Yorkshire received in
the Herald at halt past one O'Clock to day sketch Of
the telegraph had arrived and
ed considerably of late. Yesterday it exhibited
activity but to-day there in some-yhat Of depression
State fves declined and being leading stock will In
dictate the comparative condition Of all the rest the
list.
Sales Of Stocks at philadelphia.
APRIL -FIRsT BoARD-3 shares Wilmington Rail.
road 3d. $500 Susquehanna Bonds SAT 700 do 49, 1000 do
34b; 5000 do 693 250 shares Grard Bank, BIS, OF do
Planters Bank Of Tennessee SAT; IS do New Orleans
Gas Bank, ds, Ia; 60 do Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal 81.
AFrER BOARD $1,000 schuylkill Navigation as, So;
200 shares Girard Bank, 3D. 9H 40 do schuykl Navi.
CATION, BIS, 80
SECOND BOARD $500 State Skies u.s. / share CONNER
s6 5000 Chesapeake and Delaware Loan, s6I 1000
high Loan So.
AFTER BoARD-s3ooO Lehigh Mortgage s2I; 90 shares
Farmers and Mechanics Bank AT; 10 do al.
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memory of having been sitting card table during the
night. and having drank plsniully Of liquor which was
br Forrest the United States Marshal, yesterday re-
ceived from the Presiden. remission OF the penalty
June term s45 Of the District Court Of the United
States for the district Of Maryland Of being engaged in
The ship Catharine Jackson now at New York. from
Bremen has on board two splendid paintings for st VIM
cents and st. Peters Catholic churches in this CITY,
painted in Europe by Mr.. Lockwood.
The Hon. James Buchanan Secretary of State arrived
IN this city yesterday morning. and took the post
haste for Harrisburg What the object of his vist might
DC, matter of speculation-some thinking that he
had gone to consult the Harrisburg regency" on the
proPrety Of resgning in preference to resuming uego
desire Of the ON the basis Of the 4sth parallel
He passed through in the haste the time he
templatsd resigning few months since With the
tarin and the Oregon he is decidedly \ tight place
for Pennsylvania politician to be found.
The church sqaabbles that noticed some months
since have scarcely been brought to smcabe settle
nent before hear Of another In which considerable
has been evnced having broke out in the Catho
lie Church Of st. Vincent de Psuls; Priest White, tho
successor OF the amented Messrs Guldea and Schrber
seems to possess but little Of their amabty and father
~ spirit as he has been in constant "hot water with the
omcia brethren since he assumed the paste rage
The difficulty appears to rest mainly on the financial
concerns Of the church. in which Mr. White does not
tees The Whole matter has now. however been refer
rcd to the Archbishop and hostities are Suspended in
anticipation Of his decision
Madame Macarte and the Scotch Giant continue to at
tract good houses at the Front street theatre
THE MARxErs.-There were sales yesterday Of How
ard street -four at 81 10, which decline previous
operations Some holders asked 81 SIT Receipt price
81 62t lot OF City Mills sold yesterday at SIS, which
price holders generally are asking The last sales Of
Sales Of barrels of whisksy being made at IS
cents and Of hogsheads at "a cents per gallon The
mand is dull
There is special change to noto in tho Stock
ket its general features are the same Sales are limited
cents which are done at s5S-a decline Of since Fri
daysellers at the close at 953 95 bid In State loans
nothing done; moderate amount oferirg-75f 76t.-
Baltimore and Ohio Railway shares done freely at
AZ. Bonds are held at lOOt-hids at 993
Tho money market tightens tine offerings at bank
much larger than the receipts, and much good paper is
thrown out
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BARTINE'S LOTION.

N UNFAILlNG CURE in all cases OF govt rheumafism,
"A dwellings dislocalons frsctured bones bruises
tusons attended with pain And Inflammation poisonous bite.
every afs d. immediate and permanent relief
the cure 81 those pains in the back and usually pro-
duced s. taking cold after violent exeron and overheasG
For aanduar tumors umbago eryspel rngworm and all
kinds erupons the skim IL excellent remedy Tor
fever aad ague ~ the isss too hsche camps the 80
the and cspsulsr injuries sprains Re
never be without il. frlcs IS per bottle.
Principal Depo 3S Broadway doors above the Hospital;
and ~ Walnut street. Philadelphia. mrlo imsr
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIrIcArIc'
IT,l n EYo.-
BRIGHTON Cattle Market.

MAHcH so-At market $50 Beef Cattle, IS yoke Work
ing Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves, 500 Sheep, and IT'S
Swine.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle--In consequence Of the limited
number at market prices advanced We quote IS
a so; first quality Gao IS; second SO 76 third
so a IS.
Working Oxen-sales at SIS, 500. $40, $7s, $50
and $se
Cows and Calves-sales ere made at $40, $2i, $a5,
S2s, $50 and 500.
Sheep .Sales from 50 to 81 rs.
Swine-Prime lots to peddlc Al and 81 cents; lots not
selected ~ and 81 cents large Hogs II and cents At
retail from to 81 cents.
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By Last Nighvs Southsrn Mail.

ALEXANDRIA. March so-Ar Br brig Amethyst from "a
maica. -. :. -, -,
mouth ia ID uIt; steamer Herald. Russell from Norfolk
saw on New Point mig aud another off the Pauxent Cid
n,ir Cssro Beare Brazil and market sthrs Comet. Bon-
nry Tor " ana; Qaeen, EldridGe, 81 Thomas -
Boston; Eiv,rs from Newburypor Sid bark Zsaoba, fo
Rio 0rands.
Na,vo,r March seArr sehrs New pelir It, 0ibbs from
WIKI 6cssd to Baltimore, iodine, -, rom NV YORK
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CO M M 4 X CIAL.
New York, Wednesday, April 1.

AsHEs.-NothiDg doing
BREADsruFrs-There 10 but little doing, operators
preferng to wait further advices frem abroad Gene
is held at IS So There were some sales Of Oswego
for export at 81 433 bat 10 doubtful f any
be bought at that figure. In wheat there is little do.
ing large quantity Of Genesee went of for export the
prices of which not made public Rye is dull and
held ut so cents. Corn 81 a 6S cents, weight.
Corror.-The market remains firm with a small in.
qury. The sales to-day about 500 balesyester.
day they amounted to 1000 bales.
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Foreign Markets.

Havana, March 2l.-Imports.-Beans, white and
red, 8 10; Beef No !, ?, Prime and Mess
Candles, Mould, Is 4 a IA o; Sperm, 50 a SO o.
Cheese, American. l04 IA 4; Goldfish, "a 6; Corn
American, 10 a II d Herrings, smoked 81 &; Lard
New Orleans IL II 4; MaciSerel, No. 5. 81 8 4;
Onions Q; Pork cargo Eastern and Mess IA II
Hoops, 80 a 40 o; Potatoes, 10; Rice, IL l43
Boards Portland W. p 81 ~ 0; other Eastern ports
- - o. Lumber, Pitch Pine 2t' IS 4; Shingles
a2t 0; HID Shocks with headings, l4al6; Sugar Box
Shocks, 0 81 a07.
Exports-Cofee I'd and Sd qua lily, 74a o; do tri-
age Ga d Honey q; Moasse g. key 81 gallons IT
ali Sugars assorted 81 81 and 10; do white alone.
a IL; do, yellow 81 8; do, brow alone, 81; Sc.
gars, 10 0 80
Freights-Great Britain ca 3 10; Cowes and m ar
ket in the Baltic GO l6 S; do not In the Baltic f3
l6 f3 IL s. France, SO frances Unit ed States, $3
Molssses.
Exchange.-On London 90 days sight, IL q liz prem;
New York. II II prem; Boston, II IL prem New
Orleans, al prem, short sight.