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Graham, tw.) Shcp

II will be seen that the Wing gain IN the above
ties Is upwards OF one thousand. There be doubt;
therefore, Of Gov Grahsms detection by largely
cd maJcrity-sly from to 5000 Aud yet the Lee
gssture Be LOeofocO, though have
to suppose Should this be the fact, however ii will
furnish striking commentary the so-much vauned
doctrine OF Legislative instrueuonsa majority Of the Lee
ssaiue, the of the people, instrucng Senators
act in opposition the clearly expressed will
agents
In The last Legislature OF North Carolina, the Senate
equally divided IS IS In the few heard from
the Wings have gained Senator in Granville and it is
reported that they have also gained the Senator in Frank
Ian. In the last House OF Commons, the Wings had II,
and the Locos - members As far heard from. the
Wings have lost members in Halifax, and gained in
Person So that parties far stand s the oss and
gain"
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The Volunteer.

We insert in another column, the General Order dis
banding abOu, ss thousand Of the volunteers recently
attached to Gen. Taylors army and sending them home.
At this rate, inclined believe there viii be no
reveling in the halls OF the MoneIumss for months
to come: The New Orleans papers, Of ell parties, are
filled with indignant comments-scme Of which We had
intended transfer columns, but find that have
not room for them.
letter from New Orleans the Editor Of the Charles
Courier relates rather curious incident that occurred
the arrival in the former city of Captain Dcshss COM
psny from Mobile On applying at the barracks where
they had been ordered land and be mustered 81 the
service, Lieut.. whord the snding officer refused
them sdmtanec, the plea that there provision
made for them. Capt Doshs, finding him resoluie, imm.-
daieiy directed his form n column and hI bsyo-
nets, with the intention Of forcing entrance. Upon
seeing this wsrliko movement, Lieut.. w. changed hs
mind aud determined to admit the volunteers,
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET Aug :

Cotton-The market 10 more 6rm this week and pree,
since the arrival Of the Hiberna" have upward
cy want Of confidence however restricts and
holders are net very anxious TO sales We adv
sed OF transactions the of 600 bales chiefly
Orleans, cts, mostly mos and for upland.
and Floda on the usual terms, closing with better en-
quy from sPnners and the stock of fine grades much re-
duccd.
FlCurThc market continues in the same inactive
previously noticed, with rather light receipts. and mo
derae export demsDd Sales Of Flour for the past week
have been mostly in small lots. comprising $500 bbs strictly
fresh ground 34,l25 for ordinary and for good
brands
Groceres-The genera features Of the market are dull
Cohee-Prces sre little easier, and sales comprise about
1000 bsg', mostly Rio, taken from second hands
including $50 bags Lsgayra 73c, all ume Moasses
Nothing doing. Sugar-Holders firm; the only sale.
made public $50 hhds New Orleans 6a6ic; IS hhds
2 Rico 6ia75e; small lots white Brazil So, and Cubs
Brown u asc all the usual credit hIports-l6;6
boxes l3l hhds and 800 bags Sugar; s74 hhds Moasscs
and 1880 bags Coffee.
Groin-Tho supplies OF wheat have fallen off Materially
and miers are not buying TO any present prices
We notice sales during the week Of about bushels
prime Penna red 80 white 94a95 and 10000 5000
bus. fair western S2ss3c.
lron-Thc market is sul dull and depressed although
tons have changed hands, supposed nearly steady rates.
IN the present unsettled Of affairs we arc unable 10
give quotations.
Plaser-Has further declined; sales at 81 Is 34a2l2t
and eargoes at 80.
ssltThe only arrival about 1000 bushels Turks Island
taken at Csc.
Spirits-Further small sales or Brandy and Gin nj stsa
dy prices N. E. dull At Csc. whskey-Sales of
SUI bbs AT 225e- and hhds 221a23c.
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From the Philadelphia Ledger. Extra, Aug. :
Outrage and Robbery.

One OF the dabocAl personal outrages and bare
faced robberes, if the statements made are true wa. per-
peTaed on Thursday night last the person OF Mr. Barn
castle who keeps French boo; store the corner Of
Fourth and Walnut Streets that ever remember TO have
heard Of Mr.. BIS store the first floor at the corner
the other parts OF the building being occupied boarding
house.
About hall past O'Clock Friday morning the atten-
ton OF persons in the second story room over
the store, attracted BY low and connuou, moaning
OF person IN distress. Search immedatey
and opening the front door of the STORE which wa.
feet tied together and his hands drawn under his thighs
crossed and also tied with gag in his mouth and in this
cramped condition securely confined TO the counter.
The alarm was Immediately given the ropes cut and Mr.
B. removed, helpless speeches. TO m upper mon,
DR.. West and others called in and by bathing and
the use OF cordias the injured the course Of
two hours so far revived be able state though
speaking with difficulty, that had been assaulted
and robbed the night before about eleven o'clock BY
men, two OF wnom he believed be Engishmen One of
the three he states called in the afternoon previous and
purchased and paid for pair OF boo which he desired TO
leave until the theatre out when he would call for
them. When Mr.. b. had closed his store, with the excep
ton Of the front door, the man who had bought the boots
called, accompanied with two Others, and requested Mr..
Barncaste to unasten the straps of mis- pantaoons
ratoy to putting the boots. While Mr.. B. stoop-
ing was thus engaged he suddenly by the
by the man whose straps he unasenng another pin
ioned him by the and the third closed the door He
then Threatened with DEATH securely tied and gagged
as he was found in the morning. and his pocket book con-
tanning four hundred dollars, stolen His desk was rum
mayed and his papers scattered widely around The new
boots lying Ia the middle Of the floor with the hooks
in the straps, ready be dawn. Mr. B. complained much
Of MS throat, and seriously bruised his side from
bows and o.her rough treatment that he received.
The m=n who called in the afternoon knew that Mr. b.
had money having 10 his hand while receiving pay
for the boots Sold AL things considered this is the most
extraordinary outrage ever heard Of At tho hour nsm
ed persons continually passing the door, the fam
lily OF the house were IN the room over head, and add
ton TO this, Waterman stands the corner almost with
reach OF the door, which watchmen are presumed
TO be time during the highland yet not word was
heard, is any person leave the place. Il is in
deed not matter of SURPRISE
close and hos the night was, that in his situation be
lived through it. The certainly merits close nves
CATION and resort TO effort detect and punish the
offenders
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
N. Y. NInrkct-Auu,,.t 4.

Beeswsx 27e; little more bu.inc.. in coffee; ,.le. dry
cod at 81 5Oa27S qh; bunch rasns 40 and an in
voice from London on private change in rye flour
and meal hemp dull hides droop; pig iron held firm
at S35aS36, moe; handsome assortment Of Swedish
bars brought $751; mos from sOre 900 pigs lead sold
S362}; lime 6Oc; moasses quici city nseed oil sic; pl
ter paris arrives faster than tits waned free Of rice
former Prees sales Egyptian linseed bu,h sash;
foreign spirits in better demsnd hoghead sugar ad
vsnccd satc ID, sales 1000 boxes plates at S. So
Sales cotton 400 bales; change price. The receipts
OF flour larger day, and about 5000 bbls in
parcels Genesee Ohio and Michigan taken for ship
ment at S4,l2S.
Sales good North Carolina whea: IS cts and inferior
at so.
No Old rye here; is plenty, and sell, readily in
clip at Csc.
Sales 10000 lbs South Sea whalebone ut Sac.
Provisions very quiet. Whiskey without change.
Very little doing in Exchan2es-rates firm last week
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General Order.
HEAD QUARTERs-ARNY or OCCUPATION,
Mnfnmnrna Inlv 81 IRIE

uEAD QJARERRs-ARNN or OCCUPATION, I
Matamord,. July 81. 1876. I
II having been decided by the War Department tina, the
Louisiana Volunteers composing Cen Smiths Brigade tho
St Louis Legion and the lhTce companies from Alabama
under Capis Desha, Plat and Emore, be legally re-
tanned beyond the period Of three months, and large nun
Der Of them having expressed wish Tor their discharge
they will be furnished rapidly possible with the trans
por,siioa New Orleans and will there be mustered out
Of service by CSp Mccall, 9Th Infantry. who specially
detailed for that duty.
II having been decided by the War Department, that tho
Regiments OF Louisiana Volunteers commanded by Coils
Peyton and Feetherst1n, and the Battalion from Alabama
under Lieut. Col kao'd IN under any ex-
stng law they will agroeaby instructions from tho Sc
ere'oy Of War, be transported to New Orleans, and then
be mustered cut Of service az above.
The volunteer troops above indicated will take their
arms and accouuemen knspsacks ard haversacks to New
Orleans, where they will be turned the proper do
partment Their camp equPsge Of every kind will be turn.
ed over to the Quarermaster at Bnsos leland they EN-
bark.
The Regiments under the command Of Gen. Smith will
be prepared for embaka1n in such order az he may
scribe. The other Regiments will embark after Gen.
Smiths command, and in the order they joined the army
Al the same time, tho Department War found it.
self under the necessity Of ordering the discharge Of the
above Regiments sud Companss IL makes provision for
the retention Of such may be willing serve for twelve
months, or during the under the Of May 9th 1886
Companies ButaOns that may offer for such period
will be received by the Commanding General and duly
tered into service. The organization Of company will DO
captain, first lieutenant second lieutenant sergeants
and coporas musicans, and number OF prystos
iess than 81 men, lhan 50.
Indivdusl volunteers who may dolc romain with the
army Tor employment IN the Quartermaslers Department
or elsewhere will be permitted d. so, being mustered
absshi when The rolls are made up IN New Orleans.
IN thus executing tho orders Of the War Department 10
discharge large number Of patriotic volunteers the Com
mandlng General would do violence 70 hs feelings were he
TO omit the expression Of regret that these brave men have
been disappointed in their wish TO meet the enemy and
must under inevitable necessity be- discharged from
the service. The General forget that with an en-
thusiasm seldom exhibited IN any county, they tho
bst 10 flock 20 bic standard when he msnaced with
superior force That with generous disregard OF sef ihoy
sacrificed a. highest persons interests 10 aid In sustaining
/ the reputation Il American arms.
The prompt and gallant movement 10 tho scat Of wal
will 30 held 10 grateful remembrance by hor comrades
the regular service The Commanding General withe,
them safe voyogs and happy TO their families anc
/ friends. BY order Of Moi Gen. Taylor
| w. W. s. BLISS, Asst Adjt Gen.
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Pip ~" mat he who enrehes himself IA with ,r
pao' discovery must plunge and yrou.lv ind a.,
ocean OF investigation There as much u a.
~ VIC nanon and we may sand san ar anil
PROMINENT husator OF IL I'd a,
I'm nv nso'ouy aud nsuIonsly pursued have uper Proy,I
us proHie'n OF this great specific which Ia. un.
h. a. nehts band Can'er tuna I-rro.y. seronal. ,sn
heu ayspepsa sryrpelas rheumatism kIng, yn
fepate affections Of all kinds mercuria ulcer ,ni
disease. OF the inn the muscles issue, ami the
minisisrirg this inestimable compound. -
FOR further PARTICULAR evidence of A..
agents gratis. - W me
W Prepared and sold and retail and for -,no.,
hb SANDS Druggists and Chemisis Granite iuldinr.
NO - broadwsy Of Chambers New Yort ,o
ey DUNht PURCELL, Agents. Main arret RE hrnoud W.
Priee el per bote bottles for ton.r. - -
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LATER FROM wAsurNoroN
"hohtNeAON.
Correspondence Of the Alexandra Gazette.

SOHosPOuuehee OF INC Aekandr1a Gaieue.
WAsnisaros. Aug. s, 1876.
Secretary Buchanan had three paces offered to him by
President Polk either the bench Of the Supreme
Court 90 TO Enslsnd Min.ier to remain where
he IT, He would have preferred the first. bat he found
strong oppesiuon to his appointment in tho Ssnate-Tho
second he thought too expensve aud he finally decided
remain in the State Department. though his opinions in o-
snon TO the an do not harmonic with those OF the
VI the Cabinet The veto Of the Habor Bill has created
great deal Of nuuerng in the loco foco ranks aud Mr.
Polk Is daily sinking in the estimation Of his party. As
was anticipated by those who knew him WELL he begin
ming to reaizs tho worst forebodngs OF his political oppo
nen Every ono is surprised however, that should
tain Secretary Bancroft in Office. who have made
war upon the Navy, and whose conduct In very strange
and capeious But the most extraordinary and lamena-
bic Circumstance IL. that high naval officers giving
eountensnce to his fellss and injustice.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKET. Aug. l. 1916.

There was 'ome inquiry for Cotton to-day, and the
sales amounted to 300 bales at full prices.
In Tobacco only advised OF sale OF 81 hhd.
viz Is Admitted ~ % do 4c 10 do nj 81 20 do al g.
aud 10 Refused at Y 3.4c. per h.
Inc transactions in Sugar and Molassss are limited
out Prices continue 10 be very firmly msintsined.
moderate business done Flour to day the sale.
amounting to sbout 1000 bbls. including 100 Ohio at
S32S $50 Illinois at 325 $50 lbs; 2S4 ST. Louis CITY
Wills at 3.Ioat and 100 bbls Sour at $50 per Dbl.
The Provision market has experienced change. A
10, OF $50 sbls soft Prime Pork sold IS IS per bb
We notice sale of 500 kegs Lard at So per ID. In
Bacon there were some sales OF Sides So Cts and Of
Shoulders At 81 cts. per ID.
"hiskey.-About $50 bbs Rectifed were sold to-day
In various lots, AZ lS cts. Per gallon
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Retrocessiou of Alexandria.

The law authorizing the reuocession OF Alexandra
the State OF Virginia, under discussion before the
people OF that city and county for which purpose
OF public meetings has been commenced Tne first OF
these held the 9th and tho policy of &c
ceptng the law enforced by d. Radcliffe, Esq who 30
picted glowing color the advantages likely result
retrocession. lie followed by J. 7. Ramsey Esl.-
The second meeting held the 9Th, and the eEpe-
dieney Of ret-Ocession ably argued by Francis L. Sm
Esq. We hope there Is doubt that the law will be
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Correspondence Of The National TntoiIr,neer.


We have been visited by Of the terrific ibun-
der that has probably been heard tell Of
IN this city. The morning oppressively warm; the
mercury in the shade at ~ NJ stood % dogs Subse
queny, heavy clouds commenced gathering tho south
they grew thicker aud blaeker and seemed 10
hang like pail upon the heavens Distant heavy peas
Of muering thunder heard Of quick intervals Soon
the approached, and about half past o'clock r.
rain intefmingled with hail, comwencod falling perfect
torrents. The thunder and lightning were mojesucslly
sublime and grand and awful. IL seemed though The
whole artillery Of heaven had been gathered together 10
the sable yaulted arch above city. Flash succeeded
fash and peal followed peal IN quick succession, with
scarcely moments interval for nearly hours illumin-
ing tho clouds and shaking the very earth TO its
have been In the scohng chimes Of the South end behod
thunder storms there bu, nothing equal this have ever
Many Of the reports almost instantaneous af-
tho fash. which induces the belief that the fluid must
have struck IN number Of places within immediate
vicinity German killed by tho lightning Bovi.
dofe bridge the Cas- house struck and also the
ment a. the Of Saratoga end Pleasant s the stones
being thrown hundred yards. The quantity Of rain that
foil was immense. Tho streets completely flooded,
and number Of cellars, learn, have been filed The
storm lasted from half past q p. W. TO 40 minutes past
three.
Your correspondent seated in the Telegraph Office
while this storm raging The wires both Of the Phil.
adelphia and Washington line struck BY the fluid pro
baby hundred tnos. Some Of tho reports caused BY
the electric fluid exploding Il 10 tho terminus e
the wires loud the report Of pistol Ono Of iho
which instsnty succeeded sharp flash IT lightning was
a. loud almost II appeared 10 mo rs though
large ball Of FIRE, resembling immense meteor had
pIoded before my eyes The shock raised me more thar
foot from tho chair which sat- and produced a ring.
ing Of the which feel this moment. The entire
appeared illed with fro All In the Office wore slight
y stunned. TWAS, assure you, fearful scene.
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A Appointments.

The following appointments have been made by the Pre-.
sident and Senate:
SURVIVORS ANp ISsrEcroK--Seh Bslden for Hartford,
Conn, vice p B. Goodse, removed George T Nichols
North Kingston, r. l., vice William Holloway removed
Robert II. Webb, Fe-aPpOinted for Suffolk. Va; Jesse
Thomas, for Nashville. Tenn, vice Joseph Litton de-
ceased.
CoLrEcroEs-Joseph Ramsay Plymouth n. c., re-
appointed Hardy Hendern at vieksburg, Miss.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS E. Carpenter at Phlladelphis
vice Samuel Spackman, removed
REGsrER-Louis St Martin at New Orleans vice Peter
Ladlaw, removed
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9J Read The following voluntary trbus wfsTARs BAL
SAM, from the Kndeboot 49, ~ seiups dated July a. 1886
Hone npvpr Dfps

The extraordinary virtues u Wftsfs Baisun Of wild Cherry
IN the Of Pumcn'y corsnis bSen By
pcfsons that hc who doubts ecscy he very
skeptc remarkable Of Coz sumption has recently been
fsccd by this nedcns Chatham In this coasty md
Which was related 70 ~ H. Hsrck eminent physician
that on 70 whom have psrHon refer yoInE afy
had ng abofed udf afn u The lungs and Who hnf
under he care Of several physicians without experiencing
Def considered BY her nd ord the reach q
ani she was Informed BY her fa attends hst fhe Die
~ her own rrsuonons ss pointed n ne Fouua cy
shc tducoi N end s kndsook BookToro fora
WisthT's BnIsam Of wild Cherry,
az hsi resort IN hef critical Refors m
exhausted the iady experienced relief more
bottles were succesysy procured and administered
happy In The restoration n and bssc day when she
hrst rssOrted 70 the o. this healing Bal lam.
for sale IA Rehm0nd Wholesale and retan,by
a7 GAYNoR WOOD.
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w hat NeNIf

The Young Mems Democratic Association of Phladel.
phia has adopted and published series OF buttons
Of which, says, hat the sentiments embodied the
Kane letter identical with the provisions employed in
Mchays bi'and it is evident they would have resolved
precisely the thing, If provisions bill
precisely the reverse of what they
When the LocOs Of Philadelphia hung their banners
in 1874, with Polk Dallas snd the Tariff of 1872"
scribed hereupon presume they repeal ;ho
Tariff OF 1912! To say al least, would De more
ridiculous than the assumption contained in the resolution
OF the Young Mems Democratic Association OF Phiadel.
Pha, in relation the celebrated epste OF Mr.. Polk to
James X. Kane.
III Little business interest wss d,ne in the Sonata
last Saturday besides the election OF President PRO TIN
FORE OF that body-he Vice President having usual
vacated the chair for the remainder Of the session. Mr.
A:chison, Of Missouri, elected the sth ballot.
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u paper called by the euphonious appellltion Of
the blue Hens Chicken" published a Wilmington De-
awae, dominates John VI Clayton next President and
Gen. Il. Taylor Vice President.
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j. The death Of Commander William Chauncey Wet.
more OF the U. S. Navy, announced in the New York
papers. He entered the Navy the early age l3 years.
and in several engagements in Com Ch,unceys flag
ship on Lake Ontario during the of 1919.
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To Correspondents.

We mus, decline, though not without reluctance,
the well written communication entitled Ths Chronicles
OF Democracy" Some portions Of IL. think objection
able.
The reply OF "Deterence" the Letter of Genl A. A.
Chapman, though proI for the theme, shall endea-
vor to make room for tomorrow next day.
1JCharlcs Jared Ingsrso il is said is about to DO ap-
pointed Minister TO Russi.
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ANTHRACITE COAL,
BRUTUs

4 ANDlNG from schr OsceOa,i IN the dock, 5000
- bushels Of ANTHRACITE COAL. which will be del veiod ~
~ load whe charging Anper wanting ffsfaie ar
cle, wnleave their ordna Rankin Whocs Rnyaers s,h o.
as1t-2t jas. DAVff
HDRIN1S-So Nader, Chin orange and Blue Brown
and two Blues received and Tor s,le BY
BuI1 KENT, KENDALL 4 ATWhTBR'
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The supply of Flour.

All the avenues OF communication with the interior con-
nue to pour forth quantities Of our and other food greatly
IN excess OF those Of former years. and the Of
pronhe harvest prices lower than before, and
sni show downward tendency. As indication Of the
extent OF the supply put together says the N Y True
SUM- the following figures Of the receipts tho leading
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North CnroIiun EIectiou.

We have received few additional returns from the
North Carolina election.
We are enabled give the following for Cover
nor, as compared with the election OF ls44:
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u The Washington Correspondent OF the New York
Evening Post Loco writes " Il is regarded as GER
that the President will pocket the bill for the payment
OF the French SPoliaon claims This is resu, deeply
be regretted and the fact TO be So Tot 10 be
I.La - -
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Total.
sl3,492 l,l66.5I3

The natural consequences Of this immense supply sre
unprecedented low prices. Fine Western -four sells at
- 20 per boil in New Orleans, and is at - in N York
and Boston. with continued large supplies and notwith
standing unusually large exports
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Senators Benton and Hannegan.

The Georgetown Advocate of Saturday last mentions
that these gentlemen had personal alteration
other than OF words in secret session Thursday. The
unauthorized publication of the Oregon treaty under
consideration the time when words OF elimination were
followed by blows. So i, seems remarks the Advocate
that it fifty -four forty or fight" after all
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ToycH THE RIDoULoUs.-The owner OF a ten pin
alley in Charleston offers quite tempting premiums bowl.
ing: For 300 pins the bowler Harpsrs Pictorial
Bible; for 275, Web ters dictionary, &c and for ten
spares in succession, pair OF boots. temperance
and anti gambling saloon
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IL The Court Of Inquiry Gen. Gaines case having
got through with the testimony, had adjourned to enabe
Gen Gaines prepare his defence We observe nothing
OF interest in the published testimony
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Boston Mnrket-Aupust =

COitOn-The sales only in small lots by retail Pro.
vsons-There Is good business by RETAIL but no large
sales and change in prices. Four-There but itte
animation in the market and prices without change;
moderate sales Of Gehesee at as; Michigan,
Ohio via New Orleans, Sa,75; do via Canal, S3,s7I.-
Corn-There is but little DOING sales Of yellow fla, at
63c; white, 54a55c. Sugar-Saes of 40 boxes Cuba
At dc per ID, mos. Moasses-Sae Of 30 hhds Cenfue
COS MuseovadO at 24c per gal, mos.