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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12
uAIRMONT NURSERY,

NN-@-A|!|AkN8 llONlkaL H
NEAR BALTIMORE. MD.
W. agnia take pleasure IN noiifyisE eur
various eusismers and the public. maj
thetiue kss arrived Tor tfansplsntinf Trees. hc.
p1t consider eur stock Of
Fruit Trees
Dppsrisr 70 what ibey have ever bssn before.
bolh b adaiisy and 10 quantity. g We have had
naoppoflnDily u testing their corfeetbsss from
eur slandart traces, which are extensively bear.
iag. We deem y uneecsstary 70 en1mernts
he various kinds or Fruit and Ornamental
Lees shfubbsry. Roses, Green houss Plants,
D.pNt Rsols, &c &c, ssfiee l. 10 say. our
Eirsery and Seed Garden occupies
about 100 .1c7es ofItse Farm,
ard ear dsiermiastIsn L 70 give Satisfaction II
possibls, beth ID price snd quality. Printed ca
talognss, giving Cur prices, viii be sent gratis.
Whers large Quantities are wsnted, considerable
discount piIi be made. Letters addressed 20
n. sIEcLAIR, In q Co. Light Street. Baltimore,
d the subscribers, Baltimore, Nd, will meet
with prompt attention.
+ SINCLAIR & CORSE.
Baltimore, Nov 5, is56-3,
O. Orders LEFT with KEfEs & KEARsLEr
VIII Be prsmptly attended %.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

OF all the actions Of mans life. bis
marriage does least concern other people /;
yetlo all actions Of his lie il is most med
dled with.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12
THURsDAY MORNING, NovEmBER :. 1s4e.

Il Yankee Trick The Hartford Times
reminds Ds OF The device At sagen,leman
Iin neishboring town last fall, 10 fill his
cellar With first raie potatoes at very
Ilew price. Ii will be fecollecied thai
potatoes generally were not Of The bes,
quality and the price high. The eenlle-
maa gave notice that be had particular
desire 10 geta specimen Of the bestsort Of
potatoes raised that season, and accord
Einely offered three dollars for The best
peck that should be emptied into bis eel
lsr-he being The judge. The potatoes
came pouring in. peck AFTER peck--those
farmers who had different sorts bringing a
peck OF each. and Of the very hesi Of
ibs LOT. The eealles4-.sss Soon lonad Tiki
be had cellar full Of first rate potatoes,
when be shut bis doors, and paid s. 10
the farn eli who left the best peck. accord
ing % his judgment. He had potatoes
10 sell in the spring.
AnlIrish gentleman the other day, in
the excess Of connubial affection, ex.
claimed, Heaven forbid my dear, that
] should ever live to see you widowl"
A person pointed out man who had
a proiusion Of rings on his fingers 10 q
cooper. "Ah sir" said the sr,izan, I'll
is sure sign Of weakness when 50 many
hoops are used"
A friend says he saw fence made oil
such crooked rails. that every time pig
crawled through it came out on the same
side f
Anything fora change. as the boy re,
marked when be was being licked with
the big end Of The whip.
! Lord Kelly had a very red face
Pray my lord said Foote 10 him. come
andlook over my garden wall my Gu
cambeEs are very backward
4 ! rise for information said member
Of legislative body. 4 hope you will
obtain il. said a by stander for no man
needs il more.
DON'T be too Particular.-An lrishmau
once dreamt that he visited the LORD
Mayor of London. who treated him with
the greatest hospitality and asked him il
he wouldn't take a little su'thin'." He
replied that be would mt mind a little whis,
key punch. "Hot or,coldsp inquired bis
lordship. His guest preferred il warm
but, while the Lord Mayor was out heat.
ing the water. the Trishmsn awoke from
bis delicious slumber. ''Och !" cried he
tcomprehending what fool be was TO a.
wait for hot punch during The precariou'
tenure Of dream, "how | wish I'd said
i couldI r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

When the sacrifice which you request
. friend TO make is greater shan the ben
eft you obtain thereby your demand is
uncourLeous.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

Prefer solid sense 10 wit; never study
10 be eiverling without being useful lei
no Jest intrude upon your good manners
nor say any thing that may offend mod
es,y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12
q From The American Asficulturist.
SUPERIOR MODE or CURING HAMS.

Agreeably to your request | herewith
send you !he process 81 curing the hams
| sentyou in March. which called forth
the admiration Of the American Agticnl.
'tural Association. and the Farmers Club.
a,1New York.
! made aEpickle Of two quarts Of salt.
10 which added one ounce of summer
sayory enc ditto sweet maijoram, one
ditto allspics. half ditto sallpe:re.I and one
pound brown sugar: boilded All together
and appliedIthe mixture boiling hot to
one hundred pounds Of hams, and kept
them 10 theIpickle three Of four weeks.
My process Of smoking was not most
expensive, but may no. be The less avail
able on that account. i smoked the
hams ID seed cask, with one head in,
with . small hole for The smoke 10 pass
out, hung my hams 10 the head, and
used about 10 peck Of mahogany saw
dust for fuel, which happened 10 have
on hand for packing goods. ! smoked
but one week. VS..
Boston, My 6, 1916. 1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12
New Goods.

"HITNEY, Felt and Rose Point Blankets,
w 4,s, 10, III and IA. "A
FlAnnels red, white, yellow and green,
Bleaehed and unbleached canton flannel,
Plain and twifled osnsbprgs, Bfulled linsey,
Plaid cottons, checks, extra heavy,
Ltnseyss eounterpaues, comforts,
Alpaca, cashmere, mohair s lambs wool hose
Chldren's hose, yarn socks, larlton PLAZA,
Kentucky jeans, tweed ,cassinet, cashmere,
100 pieces brown and bleached muslin.
A full supply of the above articles received
and for sale al reduced prices. EE
ADAM YOUNG, Jr. .fgt.
HarPers Ferry, Nov S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12
The Cheapest Goods /

The Cheapest Goods!
lust rseeissd ! fresh supply Of Fall Good,
= --among ihem,
10 pieces Of C1lico al S els.
10 nj d. 8 cents,
10 u.s." do y 10 eenis,
10 80" do I2k cents,
with Others Il higher prices. Also. Brown Cot
lons u s, .. and 10 cents; heavy & cheap
shaWIs Comforts, Gloves, Hosiery, Umbrrl.
las, &c. which, together with the stock oh
hand, fendeTs the stock very completes, and
will be sold a. The Fsry lewest prices.
engaged IN this business D Agent for Mfr.
.. MllLEa, for the purpose Of msking liv-
ing for my family. and you'd feel under great
pblieilions to my old friends and customers 10
give ne call. y I feel conhdent from ihefa
tilltlss enjay, can sell them ss iew, if n6i
lower, Ihan ihey can be bought any where.
3. n. sALLRM0NG, Agent.
Nav S. 1916
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12
BY JOHN 5. s HoRNuo n. GALA Hen.

Tnk ISuBrREAsuRy.-We understands
that ihe4 UnileS States MarsbaI Tor this
district has pfocdredlh him 'as,rong box Z
wherein 10 keep his 1spositss; sud, that
the box aforesaid may be safely kept. be
has placed II lor security mi the ysul, Of
The Braach Banksoi Caps Fear in this
city. Can any thing more strongly Illus
iraie The ahsurdi,y Of the Sabareasury
scheme The Gosernmenif will not keep
ils deposiles 10 bank oh, mo- that wonii
be monstrousl Butliis agents pukthem ID
box. add then put thai box Id j. bank
II this j. not whipping the d--l round
the stump. we know not what II.
u IRaligh R,gi,itr.
4 fsis psss;dsnry ~ a meeting % tbs
Wings OF Henderson county. Tennessee
was held al Lexington on the 5,h inst. d
which resolutions we're adopted express
sing the preference ofthe meeting ior
john Mclean, Is President ofihe United
States, and Willis P. Mungnm, for. Vice
President.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12
KILN DRIED MEAL AND FLOUR.

Mr.. Ellsworth. the Ex-Conmissioner
Of Patents, states that be has examined
two barrels Of meal and -four put up by =
patent process OF The Messrs. ellis, MI.
Pleasant. Ohio, and that, although they
had been exposed 10 the heat Of two
summers in an upper loft, be found them
both perfectly sweet and sound. Tbs
meal aud aour are both dried, after being
boltsd, BY means Of hot air, whereby
twelve or sixteen pounds Of waller art
extracted from a bsrrel OF -four. and III
lie more from barrel Of meal. Floul
dried 10 this way. has remained 10 New
York and Rio sneiro during the hot sum,
ner months, and kept sweet, shilst car
goes Of common foof were spoiled.
There can be no doubt thai we are
destined 10 export immense quantities. d
Indian corn, the most valuable, produc
Of the earth. 10 England. and il is very
important that our farmers should learr
the best way Of preparing Il.
Southern Planter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

EASHMERES from 3Ic 70 dollar pr yaid
MouslIn- de Lains from ISL TO SOC " Z.
Mouslin de Lain Robes. Cape de Lain,
Alpaccas. cashmere and blspket shawis,
Beautiful new STYLE Prints, French Merino,
Linen hdkfs from l2i 10 dollar, for sale by
.Aeam YOiIng, Jr Eel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

WHAT is GooD FARarNG - The best
and most pithy definition we aver heard
Of good farming, was gwen by Mr.. Kane !,
at late agricultural meetingin Dorset-y1
shire. Fog. He said. be FED his land be-
fore hungry rested il before weary. weed
ed III before foul.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

Merrily jumpeth the child about op its
cruich; pevishly crawleth the old man
Oh his, Children both-whersin differ
they I The one hopeth, the other re.
memberelh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

Let me see you dare TO doit." IS The
waman said to her husband when be
lold her he was going 10 .how himself in
10 the river.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12
nnRIlIesfiCs,

nLEAcHED and brown eottons, bleached
ID and brown sheeiings, doplain and twiiled
osnabufgs, bed lick ngs and checks, for sale Sy
Crane 4 Sadlsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

CATTLH We should be particularly
careful that our cattle are not suffered to-
fall away in The fore part Of winter,
Milk cows should receis good attention.
Cut corn. fodder and roots may be used
70 adyantageI and prevent. 10 good de-
gree, the falling off in the quantity Of
milk at this season. Calves have not
been accustomed 10 dry food, and You
ought not ID commence feeding course
hay 10 ihem4 Give than ynlai hast hay
and roots daily .-- Conn. Ear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

Lord Kelly had a very red face
Pray my lord, said Foo,e 10 him, come
and look over my garden wall my Gu.
cambeEs are very backward
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12
AGRICULTURAL.
From The Carolina Watchman.
The Secret ART OF subdaing wild Horses
and ether Animals. II

-s
This wonderful arr, founded upon system Of
philosophy, is ali .ble and universal ID its ,.
plica;ioA and exiendsto slIthe animal kiDglo
In regard 10 the hoises il consists in convincing
him that you are his superior, and you have abb
Hsolute power over hin The system s. some
what ak 10 TO aninaI ma gnetism ID its effect, but
the process is widely different. l.,
The Process Of Taming d Esry Hid
Horse phich was .Never Hendied-This
Consists, frs, BY charming him by pow.
der, which is obtained by-,sking the but
Ton from the horses knee, by which l
mean the horney substance. growing on
the inside. or rather. on the back part OF
the horses leg below the knee behind,
and aboyeit. before Dry this substance
and pulverise it-put a smallIquanti,y in :
to . quill and blow il into bis nostrils in
a few minutes il will operate, and!cause
him 10 follow you, OF permit you to ham
die his feet. or get upon his back. Thus
wiihtpsrfect ease, may a wild and Vi.
cious animal become sentleI and harm
less.
| However absurd the above may seem,
we have ourselves witnessed The most
magical effect from the use Of this singu.
lar prescription. Welreme lnber that a
Sout year ago 't.horse. tanner made
his appearances id tie city Of IRichmoed
and offered TO undertake The most vicious
animal That could be produced. we saw
him encounter an unbroke young stall
lion, which he sobdued lin fifteen min
utes he was climbing TO the horse 81 bacl
by the way Of his hind legs Similar
teven stranger. fsats were performed, Il
the great wonder and admiration Of oul
citizens. We were not the depository o
this secret, and therefore. are not guilty
| Of any breach Of con fdence i'd betrayine
it, but ~e know tha, be protested al leas
TO use no other means 10 subdue the
| horse. than the one above alluded 10.
REcIHE.-Tt,is we'll known 10 mos
/ persons that horses and cattle BY acciden
or otherwise do sometimes eaittoo much
grain and have known such cases L
prove the death Of some in short time
others again linger for some time, and
the disease seats upon some part los
commonly the limbs--and renders The
creature almost Of quite unit for use ~
The simple remedy, when you are sat
is6ed that an animal has eaten too much
isonly 10 lake, for horse, one and .
half pints Of melted lard, put itin aeon
mon Junk bottlef and turn Il down biz
i throat by taking bold OF his tongue witt
your hand and pulling il one side of hi.
mouth. and Aputthe nose Of The bottle Of
The other side. Manage 10 The same
way with cattle. only the dose may b
one pint. Andtthis same remedy !
would recommend for creatures ths, ar.
hoven Of swollen by eating 100 muct
green clover OF any other thing tina
brings on this complaint. \.
[Prairi. Farmtrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

Fresh Groceries.
A GENERAL assortment of groceries just
IA received and for sale by
Crane & SadltY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

Anything fora change. as the boy re-
marke ! when be was being licked with
the big end Of The whip.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

] rise for information, said member
Of a legislative body. 4 hope you will
obtain il, said a by stander for no man
needs it more.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

II LIQUORS. Wines, Brandies, Jamaica spi.
La rits, Old HollaSd Gin, Old Rye Whiskey
and common do for sale BY Crane & Ssdlsr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

New JERSEY AGAINST THE WORLD,
A correspondent says there is now resi-.
ding in Monmouth county New Jersey,
/ gentle man whose children weigh the
following extraordinary weight. The
father has jus, attained bis 70lh year,
and by request. had his children all pres
ent on bis birth day celebration, and he
bad the satisfaction Of seeing them all en-
loving good health, and weigh as follows
His two sons-lst, 90; I'd, l9O.l 400
His 6 dsughters-ls tr 245; I'd, 265;
81, 222; 4th. 200; 9th, 1856; 9th.
l60. making 1857
whole weight. 1851
Beat this who can.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

A friend says be saw fence made 0
such crooked rails. that every time pis
crawled through it came out on the same
side
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

\ Great efforts from great motives, is the
best definition OF a happy life. The ca.
siest labor il burden TO him who has no
motive for Performingi, il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

SNRlED Peaches, and Apples, and Beans
~ Nov S. CRANE 81 S.aDLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

CURE FOR QulssY Simmer hops 10
vinegar few minutes, uniiI. ne
strength is extracted strain The liquid,
sweeien il with sugar, and giya Il ire.
quently 10 the child q patient. in small
Quantities. until relieved This i said y
Sc an exeelieat medicine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

A person pointed out a man who had
proiusion Of rings on his fingers 10 d
cooper "Ah sir" said the sr,izan, III
is sure sign Of weakness when 50 many
hoops are used"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

HtCd VIM
Prefer solid sense 10 wit; never study
TO be eiverling without being useful lei
no jes, inirnde upon your good manners,
nor say any thing that may offend mod.
es,y.
Let me see you dare TO doit," IS the
waman said TO her husband when be
iold her he was goiEg TO thOw himself in.
10 the river.
Merrily jumpeth the child about Oh its
cruich; ~pevishly crawleth the old man
on his, Children both-wherein differ
they The one hopeth, the other re.
memberelh.
\. Great efforts from great motives, is the
best definition Of happy life. The ca,
slest labor ls burden 10 him who has no
motive for performing il.
Have sufficient courage 10 speak 10 q
poor friend even in the street. and when
. rich one Is nigh. The effor, is no. so
great as many people would imagine. and
The action is worthy.
The highest excellence is seldom At
tanned in mo.e than one vocation. The
roads leading 10 distinction in separate
pursuits iiyerge, and the nearer We ap.
proach the one. the farther we receds
from The other.
fire You Happy III you are-ssys |
celebrated wriier-make others so. Are
you rich l-Distributes TO the poor. Are
you coniented Cheer The lone path
way Of your neighbors.
ove.-matured or famed into q fam,
by reciprocation of kind ofices4is like
Ere upon the hearth, that sheds its congo.
:nial wsrm,bto all around the social, hap
;Py preside.
I! Sensible Girl "A young lady says they
may talk as much as they please about the
virtues Of the galvsnic ring, but. for hel
part sue oeneVee tnat tno Wedding rus
i the most potent cure for all young h.
dies.
Il Kindness 10 the heart is q gem Of tht
sGrsi magnitude. Whoever possesses ihi
strait, will sail smoothly over The ocean o
aifa. leaving behind a memory that viii
never cease 10 be eherished.
|. A gentlemen was at stable buying
horse. and wanted 10 see bis moiions.-
The horse trader called his boy. who hap
pensd 10 be away, to come and ride hi
horse. and 30 accordingly mounted; bu
not hsying heard ihs previous converse
lion the boy was 1t . loss how 70 proceed
Isill be called bis master 10 him and ssks,
h ! Low voice. which rather unluckil,
YES overheard. Sir. an 10 ride hin I
,.l7ty or.o NV ty''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

An1Irish gentlemen the other day, in
the excess Of connubial affection, ex,
claimed, Heaven forbid my dear, that
should ever live to see you widowi''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12
81. IA. REaRD.

N EsPRcTFULLY. inforn.s his fiiends and
u = he public ID kenersl. that be has rep'eu.
shed ha Store with nearly al entire NEW
STOCK ~ such ariieiesa n are usually kept by
hin. viii many new articles, which he offers
very low. sud hopes, hy strict personal auen.
Iions 10 merit continuance Of public patron
afe, His stock consists 10 psrt AZ follows
+ 81 =. = reSS n arft ~ rYf4srr a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

Have sufficient courage 10 speak 10 a
poor friend even in the street, and when
rich one is nigh. The effort is no. so
great as many people would imagine. and
The action is worthy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

Ii Kindness 10 the heart is q gem Of the
.Grsi magnitude. Whoever possesses this
IArais. will sail smoothly over The ocean Of
liifa. leaving behind memory that will
Iueyer cease 10 be cherished.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

"T.AITERS--Splendid Waiers in setIs,
w For sale by T G SigafoOts.
! Nov s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

The highest excellence is seldom at
tanned in more than one vocation. The
roads leading 10 distinction in separate
pursuits iiyerge, and the nearer We APP
proach the one. the farther We recede
from The other.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

Sensible Girl "A young lady says they
may talk as much as they please about the
virtues Of the galvsuic ring, but. for her
part. she believes that the wedding ring
Is the most potent cure for all young Ia
dies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

Love. -matured or famed into fam,
BY reciprocation Of kind ofices-is like
FIRE upon the hearth, that sheds its congo.
:niA warmibto all around the social. hap.
|py fireside.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-11-12

fire You Happy I'll you are-ssys .
celebrated writer make others so. Are
you rich l-Distribute, TO the poor. Are
you coniented Cheer The lone path.
way Of your neighbors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-20

10 ls43ha before that period she had had descendant
through his fundamentally. and that in the of
that she had declared herself eneenf repesedly In
her amatory correspondence with the General that
subsequen y she had prevailed upon him to egaze this
exJected progeny by marmony and that she succeed.
cd in her stratagem. The proofs Of this consummation
obscure hut the learned counsel appealed TO the
strength of the crcumStantal evidence The General
and the widow known to have been both In Phila
depha whore the assumed marriage is said have
curredthe alderman was supposed to be dead that had
married them and, as IT was private affair II was not
deemed necessary 10 have witnesses of the fact re-
corded evidence in the usual form. Bu great many
little circumstances cited tha might possibly SO to
sustain the presumption Of the marriage and all that
Mr. Carlisle replied in very shsrp, caustc and anni'
hatng sort Of style and suppose the evidence IN be
half of the assumed Mira Van Ness viii come IN TO-
The case is a farce sll appearances thus
far ABB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-20
CUMMh ttClAIs
New York, Nov. IL.


ASHES The market during the last week has been
dull. The prices, however have advanced, owing to
the small stock hand. The close at SIS IS for Potts.
and SIS 10 for Pearls About $50 barrels of Pearls
disposed Of at that rate.
BREAp,ruFrs-By the advices from Europe received
per Great Western and Acadia appears that the market
was at stand end prices were receding The market
here for Western Flour has been pretty active, during
the weeksome IS 900 barrels have been disposed Of
cepts having accumulated and the quantity offering
very large, there less disposition to buy and but
about 5000 bills Western sold Sc for Genessee
store, S5 933 afoat and SIS S7s TOR Michigan and fat
and round Oho-of the latter 1000 bbls disposed
Of; 1000 bbls Brooklyn sold for export at So 937 The
accounts by the Great Western tended still further to
depress the market, and there almost total
pension OF business holders however seemed willing
submit to concession of about - cents per Dbl and
So rs, a portion for shipment In other descriptions,
there was scarcely thing DONE and for the present
only quote So rs tor all fiat western in good order
The quanuy afoat and on the wharves is unusually.
large and the stock store hes recently been considera
bly increased In Southern, there has been nothing
done and our quotations, though reduced entirely
nominal. Rye Flour is quiet, with small sales at pre-
rates jersey Corn Meal has sold to the extent of
1000 bbis mostly ST. but dull at that price; 1000
bbls. Baltimore changed hands on terms we did not
learn Second quality fine Feed msy be quoted 10 l6;
and Ship Stuff, IL cents
BkEswAx. There is no change in prices. About 1000
lbs were sold at ~ cents cash.
CorFkE-The market is firm, and good demand.
Brazil has advanced oneeighth of cent The sales
$500 bags OF this description at ~ cents 800 Suma-
ira, ia 500 Java, 10; 800 Lagusyra, rs 500 white
Angosura and Marscaibo ss, usual time and 700 st
Domingo, So OF, cash.
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