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Ass s: s i Of s:i ssi cfs:s::
Ss IN ,as,i.9 q, ,ss Mississippi Walsh
Homo Ports.
July Par sshr John TyeP Smith Richmond sod
oi CD b.si Ls%1sass Hs1dins Bali; brig. Albert
s So s ' .S sS Sas
Mar ssli:i Canton assi Or .ehrs, and from the
iSsp
~ Mobile saS e other 's ay 'ss BE III si
90 her cabin and chmnsys overheard her from the
BAsoon July a.-CId brig Ella Reed, Barbadoei.
,o 9.SsTn . NY s schrs China Niekerson and Vic
'0!!a H july Tes.. L.nsthorn S, John.
xhs1s hs s S,
wming,oSS .s5, hNShsId PsGGset9wn Dc Essns
rsh Jackson Hayden, Ds%.rars Martha Tr.ishen tfm
Calas) for Barbadres; schs Vander. and Wesip1 for
Epo ARrows, July ~ tFom Correspondent, Arr as
isn5 ay for . Fs Nom "
.eSs Uaoa Soyd Of psSysa for Psa " p'
NJ. saa iis%G,
Sullivan a5th Higbes. Phils; Chambon, Robinson,
Nsw July ssA e.,t HS HI and Prescott
,: Ss. 'sT Y ss, ssa :sh S.t hTs
.a o and s1S Tor R.pak aud for
ny sty asst y 4 .s; & Hsi
& 1so aas fylsJ
Banes; Ezs, Tyler; Post Peterson; Surveyor H9uck
Il Hoagiand Phla; s'oops Sylvia aad Nancy Highly Rose
Tee, Ph,la sylPb Kingsto" Wsrrsa Ihompson 40 Sid
cs a Ss9p VIM rhs hssI:
New 0n5EAss July i9-Am ship. Msry Phillips Pat I
Nss v Hs:sos 'f F
fS SS.1Ssy
s,asso; K'@sa Paul Thqm..oa plym wa; BsI''Sw
tsrson Boston Towbou Pheax 18th reports ships Su
viah Norfolk. MIDI essr and brk Ka1aa with IT. ps
all IN lkusr on
Ottoman. off the B,hsm, Banks the Sd INST, IN co
wi barks Fanny, and DILIGENCE - 49,
pESsAooLA Fla Juiv 7Au brig Gen Wilson, aillcock,
NYork Cid bngs Morea. Conway, Aral'chcoa' ~ r''r
PainADsIrHIA July 2sAr .chrs Liberty, Moore Wind.
sor Ms; VIM wiIs9s, Baker, Bo:.os s'll%sn Ws's
PSr spa,n Trinidad Aiphage Park, Bocu schr, Henry.
Bos,"a: Niagara, csoa fioy'de"es Messets,
Young NYork Maria Causey. Stubhs do; sioogs sylh,
S9 Gwsni do Ia JoeS Com ps
York :,
PaovIDrrcE, July 25-Came up, brigs Nancy Pratt fin n
sehr Albert Houton. Corson Phla Sid, trgs Sea Beau,
want Kelly do; Rob. Woodruff, Wisi.y, Albany: Mary,
City; WIN White, CLARK, Pha; .loop Rhode Island Hull
NYok In Quarantine fore and aft schr Sid brig Usage
Hall savannsh .chrs Union, Bangs Bait Sarah Adams
SALEM, July 22-Arr schn CuIew Keen Phia; 18th, En-
bem, Pinknam, do; Maize, Venill, NYork for Halo
WAsHneros. NC week ending July 2lIArr srhrs Globe
Gaskill. Wlsdies; Myers Eowler and MSarc,, rhps
s %d:. Hesa
Fulford, Boston.
WEYMOUTH, July 25-An brig Comnissary, Church. from
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIFIoArIoN.
The CrOpa.

The Philadelphia Ledger speaking Of the New Jersey
crops says-The hay nearly harvested and is very
area sown with them in East Jersey is large. Corn
never looked finer except in few places where has
been drowned out. Wheat is light Nota great deal
ing
The Savannah Republican, of July 23d, says:-We
conversed with gentleman, whose means of acquiring
accurate information extensive any other in the
city, in regard to the growing Rice CROP and he gave it
as his opinion that the prospect of good crop the
Ogechee Aamaha and Satilla rivers is very fair-on
the Savannah not good. The CROP however in all
this region, he thinks, is far advanced that
less injured by eshes gales it will give fair average
yield 1t is not quite forward at the time last
season. though the harvesting will probably be COM
menced from the 10th the goth of August In 1874 there
rice in market the aOth Of August-in ls45
not until the 22d of September.
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House OF Representatives.

WILMINGTON, July II, 1870.
M hsrhpirioN TO cALFoRNIA-cALLvo OR INF RMArIoc
Mr. DAVIS OF Kentucky, asked leave TO submit reso.
luuon requesting the President OF the United States TO
communicate to this House copies of the ordsrs
tons, or communications from the war Denarmon, 70
Jonathan d. Stevenson, with regard 10 RAISING q reg;
me at OF men 10 be attached to army of TIE frn;,d
states and inform the House to what coun,rv ana IN
what service he intends to order the force no ro a.
to DO raised whether any country is 10 no can;. "a
colony =" P'an'
There several objections to the in,roauc,;o ~
the resolution 'o" oi
Mr.. DAVIS moved a suspension of the rules, and ,ho
yeas and nays we're ordered ~ "o
Mr. MKAr, in reply to the gentleman--"I will state
that the information has already been communicated to
the Senate.
SEVERAL GESTLEMEN-"It does not 20 so far. and
Let's have the information in reply this resolution
&c.
The roll called, and, by a vote Of yeas CO. nays
SO, the House refused TO suspend the rules.
yoRk-rHE conquest OF call.
The House resolved itself into committee of the
Whole the State Of the Union (Mr. Brodhead in the
char)-and resumed the consideration OF the bill max
ing the following appropriations =
For the purchase from the State Of New York of the
defensive works Staten Island together with the land
bought by the State for the site Of said works with ell
the material on or about them, and for repairs Of said
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BALTIMORE, July %, 1876.


The Tariff Bill and its Prospccis-Cty Mortality
Observation-Disclosures, &c.
All eyes are turned on Washington from this
city, as the great increase of factories here has
rendered the tariff pretty much matter of gene
raj Importance. The vote, on referring it to the
Committee of Finance, has been an agreeable
surprise, and is no doubt equivalent to defeat
of the bill. Had Mr.. Haywood not have resigned,
Vice President Dallas would have found himself
in rather an unpleasant position, as the vote
would have been tic, and on his casting ballot
would have depended the result.
The number of deaths in this city during the
past week was only 66, OF which number 81, or
nearly one half, were under one year OF age.
. he burglars now hard at work in all Sec
uons pl the city, and night carry off some Of the
snser ware OF our worthy citizens. This seems
20 oe 'ne man article they are looking for, and so
iaI ,ney nave met with great success.
our city Is unusually dull and uninteresting at
presept, and all who are able to locate themselves
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MARITIME HERALD.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Briggs Oof, (Beg) Krogh, Antwerp, Schmidt < Balchen
Mesmer (Swl sjobsrg Gottenburg, VIM Weisser Hearts
Of Oak (Br) Dibben Twil!e.gate NF Sikin Irons,des
Friend. Lowell, Boston; Splendid, Crowe do. Steamer
New Haven.
Arrived.
Brig Vancouver (rsported yesterday Drnkwater (of
nMmouth, % days from Oporo, with wine, Nesmith
walsh on south shos of Nantucket spoke brig Portland
Austrian brig ALBANIA Cancoil, II days from Antwerp
with mdse, to orderl36 steerage passenger TO Weis
Br schr EIampler Lockhar II days from Windsor, with
plaster, to master.
Schr Rubicon, Done. from Gloucester fish,
Schr Eliza. Done, from Gloucester, fish.
rilot boat virginia, Wright from Norfolk in ballast
Schr Brookhayen, Purdy, from Philadelphia, coal.
Below.
One bark and two brigs
Sailed.
Ships Anson Charleston; Wabash New Orleans; bark no
man, Bordeaux.
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The EYE.

nR. WHEELER, Oculst, No ~ Greenwich street, New
~ York near BATTERY dsyotes bus exclusive attention
diseases OF the Eye and Ophhamc Surgery and the
public that there not amongst The numerous diseases TO
Which the human eye reeSed or cured br hm %
vast Of undousted testimonials which be
his Office will satisfy the public that his practice "a
ceeded extent by that Of any other 0cust
in the United States.
G-Oaics hours from M. to O'Clock NJ. after which
ne visits door patients
Artificial Eyes for SALE and which will be inserted on
reasonable terms
pamphlet containing remarks Diseases OF with
several of great effected by DR. Wheeles
mode treatment be had grauitousy his
the will be forwarded TO making application to
him bv letter. post pstd mvt2 In. rc
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
ers to examine claims under the treaty with the
Chsrokees of 1886 Benjamin H. Brew ter Of Penn
sylvsnia; Edward Harden, Of Georgia Edmund Viii.
son. to be collector of the customs for the district and
inspector OF the for the Port of Marlborough
in tho State of Maine in the place of Parker McCobb
deceased. John c. Humphreys to be collector of the
customs for the district inspector of the for
the port of Bath in the State of Maine the place Of
Amos Nourse, rejected by the Senate
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PHILADELPHIA, July %, 1916.

Another bright and warm day, rendering plen-
sure excursions by land and water exceedingly
pleasant; and almost inducing those whose avo
cations imprison them to the confines of our city,
to cast aside all engagements to partake of the
relaxation they afford
A miserable colored woman, while insane from
the effects of lquor,las. evening cut companion
in similar condition, in a most shocking man.
ner with a sharp instrument. She was taken to
the hospital. where she now lies extremely low
from the effects of her injuries. The offender
was lodged in prison to await the result They
both belong to that wretch-d class of blacks who
inhabit small Streets similar to your Five Points,
and breathe an atmos phere Of vice and misery.
The proceedings upon the tariff bill, presaging
its amendment, postponement, or ultimate de-
feat has had con siderable effect upon the money
market. Socks sold freely oday, at a marked
advance. Money is much easier, and discounts
can be obtained at least half per cent month
l)wer than before. The fate of the bill is the
only topic of conversation in the streets, and all
kinds of reports afloat. One states that the
all depended upon the casting vote of the Vice
President 1t is known, however, that the COM
mttee have asked to be discharged, and the pro-
liability that it will be i'm medately taken up in
the Senate again, and probably come to final
vote to-day, render all Interested in its defeat
alive TO the importance of the subject
sales OF stocks at Philadelphia.
FiRsr BoARp-225 shs Reading RR. SAY; 500n State
S. 67A 10 900 do So; 5000 do 6sH Is 0oo 90 6s: 1000
do 6s; 5000 do 6s; SO Reading RR, sl 100 do 34A;
5000 Lehigh Interest, AZ.
AFTER sALEs-s5O Reading RR, s4al
SECOND BoARD-l5,00 State SIS. 6sh
AFrEn sALEs-5o Reading RR, s47I 1900 L ehgh
Nav 76L
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miscellaneous Hxs.orsI.

BRIG NANCY PRATT, at Providence from New Orleans,
rpefenced very severe I'd instant 100 miles OF sW
fas IN is fthoms and had decks boat
ring bolts drawn oil the deck and pumps stopped with
corn; obliged throw Of the OF ait
TO get at the pumps TO clear them.
ScHR AUSTIN, which cleared Saturday Boston for ST
yago, found have feet OF the hold
Sunday morning. and will probably have discharge
ScHR CARoLINE, of Harpswell, from for Bangor in
ballast ashore Boon Island 226 thick
fog aud total loss Capt Merrman aud
taken Of The Island by scr Alden aud landed Portland
25h The c. old vessel valued at $1,000; no in
surance.
Whalcmen.
SAG HARBoR, ], July 27-Au bark Nimrod, Fowler I'm
NWCoast New Zealand and last from st Helena with
Capt Fowler reports nothing from the whaling fleet
the lower bay sship supposed be the Hamilton Wade
OF bridgeport bound for the NWCorst he Timor has
procured her ohcers and to sail to-day Washington OF
Grsenport, rrporsd to- sail to-day tomorrow
10 arrive ships Ohio, Louen, aud Josephine Boyce the
hrt reported IN March with lO0 VIII latter in Jan with
5000 do. - ~ '
Foreign Ports.
KINGSTON, ia, July s-ln port, bark T Brown Horton
from PhNdelph,a just Rio, Weight from Boston dsg
hrigs Iaii fo Meriman from Norfolk for Orleans 10Th
,nst Nmoe shaw from Bait for Mobile. do; PneniS Watt
Tor BAIT lth nst " Wolfe Sturdeva from
dsg schS Iosa Colos, from York. do Mary Wilds Fol-
pIcTou, July s-Cld schr Atlas, M'Callum, NYork.
York 18Th ball she did sail on the 18th a. ported
the vessel having been robbed by cook
stewart back men, who broke open Capt Gs trunk, and
rested up to the 10TH SIN h schr Charlotte, Crowel fm
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READ THE FOLLOWING ADvEkTIsEMANTo
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY,

MEDICAL Advice ffccfs IN fk f5A DISEASES.
and s.sis StS YS s GSs Of
promise to p ps"o.: e:
inlryt the son,trtion from in
College @ p %s.s
amount Of suffering and time be thus avoided one q
de DInsps lhOsSit.l: II conn w.'s
70 Mse SGSfk7
e
Ss s1 %seSns TfSas e &
and received sss1heTs .sy md con- %
the radical cure of sonorrhcs fleet, seminal ennis
a q ys ss uss S
Hospital de Charlie in Paris pronounced By their csIs
sfs s.: S
tame than any ots K. without so.as the
Snue. ss sli So. n' from
CoNsTI,, li9NAL DEBILITY CURED
and S.ln.eH Of Rs s' cSi;:: Of
6deny Isccmmsnasd for al case. Of debility produces Sg
remedy Coz sssriy barrennsss .nlss dspeDS
Single bottles 81 each case. Of hal. Oxen rs .,,.f,.
packed and sent TO all parts OF the Union SA's'an'
r,ou +, RECORDS CORDS. ALTh a MIXTURE.
%sdss
&c" S1e eoa.s S
without thoroughly cleansing the svstom disease
celebrated Alternative. "'* uAs Justly
- carefully packed and sent to all the Union '''
coNcENThsA Rs4l fxT Hsb e
PHEfAHED by the New York COLLEGE or NsA;~;.. -
Pharmacy, established for the suppression ., s
retned and highly concentrated extract po.rsss;.S ~
70 , Is by the College
may De relied on certain remedy ali diseases ssns
rem an impre Of the blood such AZ scrouis al,
ng worm eotches or pmpes ulcers pain the bones or
onts nodes eutaneous erupons sore throat q,
an inJudicious of mercury -'P'"s :"
Sold in single bottles at 49,.
In Of haifa dozen bottles s,.s osn"
. dozen
Cases forwarded 10 all parts Of the Un,ou.
N. b. A very liberal disc to Wholesale puyrh...
Once open from IA NJ. to feP M
W. 3 RICHARDSON, M d.
= ~ Ns.ss- sr~~~t Nav vcvk
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GENERAL TAyLoR's FAMILy,-It may not be
generally known abroad, that the residence OF
General Taylors fan y is in the handsome cottageke
building Economically situated the fine bluff fronting
the river and the first building which the eye to
the left upon entering the beautifully shaded avenue
leading from Lafay ette street H.. tracks. While
other places at distance, cotentDk for he honor
Of having given birth to ole Rough and Ready" we
claim the honor of numb ring his respected family
among our residents.-Batsn Rouge Gazette.
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MEDICAL. CARn

nOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon OF 1856 Full
y ton street, New York author Of late pubcaton en-
brscing the following subjects, :Mamony Imposucv
and ser,l'ty anatomIcaly physioogcally and medically
explained, with comprehensive exposition nature ana
modern treatment Of Syphilis Secondary symptoms Con
orhds Gleet Structures, Seminal Weakness Whites Noe
eclnson Th. Doctor has devoted his for last
toned diseases and from his extensive practice and long e
perence IN investigating the pathology Of the
ures OF th generve he all that
ne permanent and radical His diplomas
rom Lendon Ednburg and Philadelphia Also his honorary
degree rom the State OF Louisiana suspended IN large
frames IN his office, l9G Fulton street. -
Persons at distance enclosing ST. have copy Of his
late work with which embraces all diseases
incidental to females.
All lett prepaid and addressed Dr. H. Fswcet ls
Fulton street will receive due attention. myl9 imr
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COMM e RClAL.

New York, Tuesday, July rs.
ASHES Sales made in Pots at So &c. and in Pearls
at 81.
BaEApsrurFs-The appearance of things in this
market to-day is noticed yesterday-no change what
ever Sales in Oswego have been made for export pur
poses at 81 1879
CorTor-The sales to-day amount to about 500 baes
in addition to which, list of TOO bales Charleston cot
ton, shipped from that port to Liverpool sold here
by samples. Prices firm, with a more moderate
quiry We consider oxr outside quotations correct
guide to the market.
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By Last Nights southern Mail
Homs Ports.

Homs Ports.
BAkTIMosE. July 2sIArr schs Notu. Giss. NYoTb CID
Eldridgo. st Thomas. SID Emily Johnson Sned'cor,
York. .
NonroLx July 25-Arr brig Potomac from NOrleans bud
70 Richmond; schIs Virginia, Trmye1r NYorE; Emory;
James River bound Antwerp Cid, bark Zulett klly,
Bosto; schr Sidney, Lane, Antigua and market Sid Ruth
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Foreign Markets.

PUERTO CABELLe, July 8, is46-Business here is ex-
tremely dull at present and produce very
there IL variation however in the price of coffee and
other articles since my last. In American Provisions
there little doing Flour may be quoted at S3 rs
Stock on hand not over abundant The panic" caused
here by the belligeent state of affairs between the
United States and Mexico. is fast wearing away and
things may be expected to their natural aspect
very shortly In political affairs every thing quiet
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Foreign, lsal p0rLaGi0ns.

OPoRToBra Vanc hhds rs or casks l2 pipes "a
hi do wine 220 quntas cork wood Osborna9 hf pipes
pipes 20 or casks cks wine Aymar co-loo casks do Bar
clay Livngston85 do Melea-40 cks 10 hhds pipes
do Blackblls hhds la ar casks 60 pipes wine Satsu
Il cases Norris2 or casks hhds pipes wine to
order " -
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I'M A SUBJECT DEEPLY INIEKES'TINl3 10
" MANY. DR.. RALPH. Author Of the " PRIvArr TnrAr.

OANaso bB3tkS AF Rz Author ;. y.
cePt Sunday for consultation Of the disorders
s::as Pc:
s s::ss 81
by maladies there others which deeply
o The sexual from hSi:
sas III ne SEHi SkvEoF sr TIE 1.t ss.
urinary a6ectons which GnoranIy called Greed or
@sS depend
The uhS sv S ha rs has as es; matter TO
should to disease. Of
das @ to III: ss s
society known. difeeat opin would Be
the we'll % s q Sa
indeed Totally destroy reproductive power Ii !:
fact that either disc e. when not pro sy us..sa
no s c,hs way than IN S their effect. Q. Ho !sT
y s: s 'si: = ::
remedies good such the varioa. which
that whs! good ds.sTaeiiSs sncihs1
these fact. those who apply HIM For instance :ons
en the % ns sf
" their complaints neither the other but
Il rs S painfully til. mind.
s.os %
slight the d.eA.:
not he the better on Now real physician
knows that all the physc in the world would
cure structure and yet ifpropery understood it may
easily and speedily be The author does scrupe
to affirm III many structures may be cured many days
as they hid existed months or even years before.
these remarks land he appeal
eminent physicians the chy for their ruth how important
that patient should know something of the
aud Of the he is about case
Aware the general Of that of Der.
who obude their skill and remedies upon the Ia
these diseases, (muttudes of whom in eVerv
papsrhe formerly felt incumbent of his
medical qualifications and seys
raj most eminent and references He knds
necessity Tor this longer exists and the bare
faced claims medical titles &C. &c of certain class be
come only mark Of the impudent pretender.
B-For the convenience Of those distance ard for
and key and with his treatise fitted in the lid which contspS
everything for the immediate and private cure or
these complaints They also especially suited to those
who cannot afford the of personal treatment A
there two different and dnrt disorders ters are
also different chests The one beside full supply or
medicine contains the authors patent syringe and seed
for injections (prce The other ali that
from the first appearance Of the to the more
deeprooted constitutional FORM is also S. And one liz
tie larger containing everything for the cure OF
both diseases, $o This latter is peculiarly fitted for Ma
riners and Travellers These originally designed for
the convenience Of the authors private patients
fecty have they answered and gstfe are
those who have experienced their advanages that
waded carefully enclosed every the United States
Canada South America &c &c. Address boz $50 Lower
Post Office. or Dr. RALPH, 80 Greenwich street. New
York. iva t,~rr~
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a NcrENr AND MODERN BOOKS.

THE sUBscRER has opened an s,tsosivs s..siis r.,
the sale ofvsiuabe Books, every department q hunaa
knowledge, art and Thought He has scepmalatsd Con,
and all less Of great ys.s He nsnd. o SCI S
smsness Of his pro and the lownss: Of his prices Hs
stock will be constantly by the purchase OF PR
buy work ancient or modern 70 which value -
rure and in all lsnsusgss He hopes there
fore TO make his agreeable resort for the
Artist and Of letter. and science generally; each Of
vail ar The lowest possible He therefore, invites all
literary persons pay him VISIT and for themselvss
Music foi the Piano Forte and other for whch
he will thank any one who y give him onehaH
the price charged by cheapest seller in the
CITY. IL will be sold in any On Witty ~
- JOHN DOYL L, Bookseller,
mv23 IN ere " john street, New Vork
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CALF SKINS SLAUGHTER HIDEs-5ooo bear ~.
~ lily Ciy Calf skins, selected Also light mIdd,,ss
and heavy Hides Of various weights For sale ~
myt lmsua John HUM, ~ Elizabeth =
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at the various watering places. have already

at the various watering places, have already
done So
TIVE MAxxrTs.--The cattle market yesterday was
brisk and pricssa rage shade better. The
offerings Of beeves at the amounted to 400 head
all Of which met With ready sal at prices ranging from
81 so s. IS per 100 lbs the hoof which Is an i'm
provement Of lax cents last weeks rate. The
have been quite light There inquiries esterday,
but dealers are holding above the views OF buyers The
have offered to sell at 81 O6z without finding buyers,
and 81 has been oered and refused The receipt price
from IL - nix. cargo of $500 bbls City Mills
refuse sell at this price There fair supply OF
Wheat at market yesterday Sales of new Md reds were
made IS ~ cents for 60 cd to prime and rs So cents
for ordinary to good Several parcels of prime old Md
reds sold at 80 50 cents For Whiskey prices have ad
Barrels would readily bring % cents and perhaps