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BY James n. Lynch.
STOCKS AT AUCTION.
NHE following stocks belonging q the late Benz
II Bnni Will b. sod MONDAY the 18Th instant a % o.
clock 81 the Exchange Eo;r the city Richmond By
the Chantey Court Tor The uet OF Richmond. the suit Of
Bani aud Others " NsensaaSs AdnnorS and 10
SisaO per CT St'ck Of the STATE Va
1909 James River kanAwha Bones guaranteed b. the STATE
50 Shares Of stock Of the Fatmcrs Bank OF Virginia
~ DO. do do do
$500 Stock o. the Corporal. 10 q Richmond
shsres 90 II .hausc Rapk of Virginia stock
~ shares OF stock of ht Old Unicd STATES Bank
II shares Of Richmond 4 Petersburg Railroad stock
JAMES ". LYNCH.
For Ez. CEENstlw Adm Z De bsns Gou OF BENJAMIN bland
mh 5-dd d.ee,s.f
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By Inioes a. Hrother.
FRESH DRY GOODS.

FRESH DRY GOODS,
AT AUCTION.
On MONDAY MORNING. March 18TH At 10 o'clock
saes-rOom will cell at auction, without reserve
assortment OF fresh and desirable Dry Goods now
receiving direct from the Northern cities.
Consping Of
super Fancy PriL's, various styles
do. Paid and striped Musins
Patent skirts, sty.e Robe
Super - Lawns and elegant
Damask Moreen. Pantheon sufs
De Lame Haas and Neck Ties
Suser Blk Italian Cravas Mohair Funzes
60. DO. 90 sewing SIX
Nett shawls, woo1en Comforts Hooks and Eyes
Curtain Mu-ins Goodyear susrenders
Rich style Printed California Robes
Cotton Hosiery, general as-ortmeat
suser Lnsn Cambria HdEfs, Spool Gotten
do. Alpleeas Meriro Shirts
Canbre Psraso Cotton shlws and Tdkf,
Co'ord Cambnrs, shirt Collars
Feneh Grass Cigar
Patent Thread, &C &C.
-9LSO
25 Casss HATS, BOOTS and SHOES
TEKNs Sums under $780, cash 500 and upwards
4 months credit, for approved endorsed notes.
NH INLOES & BROTHER Aucts
In consequence of the death Of the late Hugh
Crump VIII sell reserve, our store
Main THURSDAY nth commanding At 10 O'Clock
~ al the St7ck of Goods hand conIas nera A.
Of Groceries, Wines ard Liquors Oils Tobacco seEar
Boots shoes Se-
ALso-;OO bsls Rect dd whi,key.
Teru-Cncef sloo cash slOo four credit
for approved paper. CRUMP
Surviving partner Of Caperton L Crump.
sac 10 Be conducted BY l,Lors A BRoruER, Aueu mhI
VII be ADDED
IS hhd, prime New Orleans Sugars
40 DO DO new crop CaIdenas Aolasses
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns.
A.
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Auttion 9alrs
rIsIs DAy.

Hy Williams. A Hawaii.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING NENr, the 10Th March 90 .A.H
sell In iron; % our Aucton slore. a 10 oSlocs
Prime We-t infa slstus
10 New OtleAns 40
10 do Do Mo,asas. IN
no tAEuyra Cote
10 Rio Do
Do OH lava Do
~ Baltimore eiryd Bacon s,l~.
Do do A,
Otafd DuPuy a Go Cog sac Rr,rdy
Imitation Brandy n pipe.
Oh Rye VIII skey
Loadon Dolbie Brown Stout IN guam.
DO DO Do DO m
EKtra fine GunTowtct Tea n hall eho.ts
DO do Fowchong DO Go DO
Ma-ons' sageros BtAekng
Best :. erm Candies
Nery superior Ch-e--
Ven superior Inl,S5 n Kegs
IHss-undet 500. ea'h $500 and four month";.
MI" WILLIAMS a. HANAII.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

C0.PARTNERSHlP.
TuNHE SUBSCRIBERS having associated
II PURCELL a LADD, for the purpose Of CONDUCTING the
APOTHECARY AND DRUG BUSINESS
OFF, for their Store No IOI Main complete ard
well selected Of ID X q A. MEDICINES CHEMICALS
PAINTS. OIts. DYE srtiFPS. WINDOW GLASS. BRUSHES
FANCY ARTtcLEs. PERFUMERY. kc he An eGyer. nee OF
the first Drug houses this
attention TO busn thy u- enable them to
and share OF public They essehly
solicit call from their ffi'ni. and the public
JAMES 2. PURCELL,
mis- BENZ y. LADD.
GENERAL AGENCY.
TuNE subscribers respectfully tendcr the Public
Gsncfal Agents and vii bu.i-
entrusted They Rent sell pro
and PERSONAL in III.
city and the adjoining counties
JssEs GonDts having had
Clerk Il Hsnrico County Court wns Deed. OF
bargain and Deeds Of Trust Attorney any 9th
conveyance, the most reasonable
JAMES A. GODDIN
SAML w HARDWOOD.
p side Man Street oppo.. Gordon ssnkerA
over Paifos Erehsnte Once mhs
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

m T. will commence opening our New Stock
W of SpttuE Goods na w,rk The sssoumcf ME
~ compi,tc and t,t1a. ard rc'1rs tln past
son~ rtci fN VIZ " rrcr, tn We
iuVir thr 1tstuor ihr bu goods n
Tine pr,u.ang E.oi goods
usually Keep irurr rrNtsc. We Iust tand
and oicrci of hrr rt of Rich Woushn g.
lanes peths h. striped r Rar,fes 1tl
T. co rti.rtrs mhp THOMAS v FRtCE co
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J. W. MAURY Il CO., MANAGERS,
Successors to }. &. Gregory a. Coz

MARCH, 1917.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Cas- l.. for IsI7 tn De drawn
March 18Th ls q.
Prrzs of......... $4,000 60 of.............. $50
I....~............. 1900 90 of............. 200
4O...."............ .CCO 49, a..
u No. LoTTERY-l3 DRAWN BALLOTS
Tickets SlO-shaTes proportion Of package 90
Whole Tefe, sl2O, do. halves and a., proportion
20 Orders Packages Ceudca,ss or single Tickets in the
above Schemes addressed 10. return
Of Mad and when requested Drawings or ard
ed - received. Address
}. W. AAUEY = CO. Managers,
March =, Is47 Riehmopd ",
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
WITH the view Of engaging in the Coal bu.
sines' have this day sold ,ie concern
OF Gallagher Odner, Mr. John Onst will COT duet
the busres his ard from my knowledge
business capacity eheerfuy recommend my
and the publ general. JAMES GALLAGHER.
March .. Ist7
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GENERAL AGENCY.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TINE Co-Partnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm Of Gallagher odner day dissolved by mu-
tua An having claims against ooucsrn will
Mr. John odn.r perons ndebled the
late arm will make payment to him.
JAMis GALLAGHER
March 9th, i647. JOHN q. OLDNER.
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Hy R. "a. D,skin.ou A n,o,,.
Negroes
By Benia,nin Davis.

THIS Day At % oelock will be sd likely Negro C. 10 IN
u years Old Negro Boys 10 ~ Negro Men and N-,,
Woman and child NH 10 ~ DICKINSON a RIO Auei. a
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AGENCY Foo LL0YDS-

WE have been appointed Agents for Lloyds,
at The Pot Of Richmond. being part Of our d1fy 4,
report The arrival ard departure Of Europe aud
% attend 10 thu and do.a goods vessels danas,d
10 which the Underwriters Lloyd, may Interested masters Of
vessels shippers and pleas notify in all such
csses Re - WILLIAMS a
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well sell this morning 10 O'clock at my Office, No
,, on Wall street, woman and girl
NIB 10 BENZ. DAVIS. Aaet.
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NNTISTAR's BAISAI OF WILD CHERRY in
w Illc OLD Dom ION .-Mn eIIrA.L an alL-. N

E1RIuE MOUNTAIN CLOVER SEED-In slorc,
n and Tor s.le BY
NH G-dC, pEANp a pRovvN
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IT. rcrs rouani Boos. rrrcgs Pht- chst
n vauatcs ihef houses uvfcd turchase SCOTS
Asbestos Fc Rohbsr Pivot Iron whh W. have ff
'aie gcastal assoumsnL
mha WILLIAMS a HaxALL
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Let al tAe Nctd say ~hat ulry can
For selling Prizes, STATIONS The man.
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Tales Dige>tcd Index of the
" ~ IL ~ u L, Do "

,.oN crnor street, opposite the Governor-. House.
ROOMS OF most desirable character for the
n accommodation o. Families vacant and NAV III.
had carry application can be aeeo nmoa,t. .
very peasant and render hos .topo,n-
will be made by B. L. MEADE superintendent Tb.r. 4. an
excellent stable hand for Of th :. vino
may come in private conveyance. GsT-dArtx
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Ef9 VHNHE upper part ofthe House formerly &C.
ktsh - cupedby the James River and kanawha Company
their Office, Main ana door EXCHANGE
de is ROBERT MOTT
SPLENDID BIRD CAGES and SINGING
~ BIRDS Of kinds, song
be cNeeltd. For sale ALIENS ALEXANDRA,
Signo Of the Deer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-21
America In Europe,

We publish in this days paper an exceedingly
interesting article on the present power ant
greatness Of La Jeune Amerique, and the brillian
prospect before her, and giving retrospect o
England and other European countries, and thei
probable destiny, from the pen of M. Cordier, {
distinguished member of the Chamber OF Depu
ties, from the Department of the Jura, and one OF
the most influential men in France.
Although the French as a nation are not so vio-
lently prejudiced against America as the Eng
lish are, yet we are informed that this arlicie
was offered to every paper in Paris tor pupiica,
ton, but we suppose, on account OF It's iiDeia'
tone, every one of them refused to give II piace
in its columns, except the Gazette dc france an
old legitimst journal.
This article is only one OF series oy the
same author, and published in the same paper.
The liberal and manly view which nj. Cordler
tales of our institutions and our character,
forms striking contrast with the dastardly and
bigotted hatred and prejudice, which the Lon
don and English journals, generally, are continu-
ally vomiting forth against us.
We commend the article in question to the
careful perusal of every American, and congratu-
late our people on the appearance of an inhuen-
tial defender of their country and institutions,
in the capital of the most civilized nation in
Europe
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Died.
On Saturday. GRIFFIN ToMPxiNs, aged 45 years.
His friends those Of his father the late Daniel D.
Tompkins respectfully invited to attend his funeral
at2P. NJ on Monday, 2lst inst, from the Reformed
Dutch Church. Tompkinsville, staten Island.
Saturday afternoon, 10th inst FRANCIS MELLEN, IN
FAINT son Of Luther c. and Mary l.. Carter.
The friends of the family invited to attend the fu
neral from his fathers residence 23d street and
Lexington avenue on Monday 2lst inst at hve O'CLOCK
On the 10Th inst at Poughkeepsie, of consumption
GEoRoE L. GREooRY, aged ~ years, II months, ana ~
days
law Mary s. Smith respectfully invited to attend
his funeral Monday. 2lst inst, At o'clock r; NJ
from the residence OF his nrotner-'naw' inoS ''aN
On saturday. the 10th instant, JAMES HAMrLroS,
native OF Scotland. -, o.. -,
Farouhar are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
this Ionday) afternoon at half past3 o'clock from No
~ on sntnrday 10Th inst GrsnoE MonxroS, Druggist
of I4s Grand street, corner Of Elm, aged 81 years
bsr ' Doctor Henry Morsoa are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from Sal Pearl street. Monday the
2Ist inst, at o'clock P. M.
The relatives and friends Of the family and the off,
GERS of the IT, s. Revenue department are respectfully
invited attend his funeral en- Tuesday next at IL
O'clock from his late residence No. 30 Eighth avenue,
Abingdon Square, to st. Thomas Church, where
ken to Greenwood for interment.
On Staten Island on the 10th last, Mrs ELIZABETH
PArTEN in the 63d year Of her age
On sunday, 20th inst. HENRY maxwell, aged one
year and months, of Henry and Ellen Maxwell.
The friends aud acquaintance are invited to attend
the funeral on Monday afternoon a; o'clock from No
II Main street, Brooklyn.
On Sunday 10th instant in the 26th year of his age,
JosEpH J. BowEN, son OF the late George Bowen.
His friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this Monday) afternoon at four
o'clock from his late residence NO A bird street. with
cut further invitation.
On the 18th day of June at the house If Smith Sloan,
No. 81 avenue G., VIM HENR' the Of Elisha n and
the late Mary Chatterton agsd months Of congestion
Of the lungs aud inferred with mother in the vault of
the 18th street Methodist Episcopal Church from the
house Of Isaac Aiken Of 18th street and 9th ave-
nue. sunday the 20tn INST
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1t will be that Ohio SIS fell off ,; Indiana u; and
U. S. Bank a, while Reading Bonds improved a ;
Reading Railroad 3 Norwich and Worcester 5h
Harlem 3h Long Island AZ; stonington 4A Farmers
Loan 81; and Canton se4 Pennsylvania Illinois, and
North American Trust closed yesterday at the prices
obtained week previously.
The amount Of specie imported at Boston, as shown
by the customhouse books, for the week ending June
10TH $ll7 $50. Exported during the week, Sa200
The annexed statement exhibits the value of merchan
die exported from this port during the month of May
distinguishing destination and value shipped to each
country
ExpnRrs FROM PORT OLE NEW YoRK MAY 1871.
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NEw YoRx, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 49,
In the forenoon small sales Of Genesee -four made
at VI dah Al the asy progressed the market became
more ianguid anu further concessions were made by
sellers, and 0eneres sold at 81 So During the early
part OF change sales Of Michigan were made at 81 3d.
and OF Genesee at ~ 37h lot Of Ohio, chiefly round
hoop sold at ~ 49, and sale Of hoop do was
ported at w. which was afterwards held 81 I21k At
the close of change the market rallied to some extent
there were more buyers than sellers Michigan at 81
25, and of Genesee at 81 SIN 81 SO. These prices
offered while sellers seemed inclined to wait ON the
movements of the coming week parcel Ohio wheat
sold at 81 55 ordinary to fair quality another lot
of handsome white do at 81 75 and sale of Genesee
white was made at 81 76 Sales Of corn were light
Northern round yellow brought 9s1k lOlc and mixed
"a 95 96c with lot In the forenoon reported sold
at ssc For rye ll5c was offered; and for oats
"a soc was bid but sales of either reported
Sales of Meal made at 81 " So Provisions were
dull Sales of new Mess Pork reported at Slo rs
and of new Prime do at $l3 rs. Beef was firm Lard
exhibited no change Groceries in fair request
without change in prices.
Receipts ria the Hudson, June II and ls.-Flour So.
4is bbls; Cornmeal 1871 do; Wheat, So l55 bushels;
Corn, 30,93l do; Rye 1922 do.
Abusive report sales Of 200 bbls Pots at 81 u.s. and
-Flour-In the forenoon, 800 bbls Gene
sold At az As tn S1 part
ternoon late considerable sales were made at the
prices As the day progressed prices became heavier,
and $500 bbls Ohio part round hoop sold at 81 u.s. and
bbls Ohio fiat hoop reported sold at S7 which
was afterwards heldsat 81 l21s. 5000 bbs Michigan
and Genesee sold on private terms At the close
| of change, the market rallied and 81 SO was freely
offered for straight brands Genesee; 81 37H for fair
brands of do and 81 IS for Michigan; but sellers held
| out for better prices the ensuing week. Wheat-We
report sales of 1900 Ohio fair at 81 90 and lot Of hand
some white sold 81 rs; 1000 do Genesee white sold
at 81 rs 81 49, CornSaes Of 1900 bushels northern
yellow made at l0lc 5000 do at lOOc; 500 do at
9s1ac 1000 mixed reported sold at 96hc 1900 do
western mixed sold ut 92c.; 1880 northern yellow at
lOOc luO0 bushels western Mixed sellers option
deliverable before October, sold at roc; 10000 do do
arrive in July at $50, and 500 do northern yellow to
| arrive in June sold ut 94c Meai-Sales of 800 bbs
New York State ground made at 50 OH 800 do New
Jersey sold at 5 and 1900 do to arrive in July at 81
Rye, l5 cents offered but sales TRANSFERRED Oats
dull, and buyers offered 81 $50. No sales were
reported No sales of barley have been reported since
| the news.
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TIE L e g II AP HIC.


BALTIMORE, June 20, PM, ls47.
The telegraph not being in working order yesterday
evening" we have concluded to send the following to-
day
There very little doing yesterday and breadstus
generally very dull. There were buyers of How
ard street -four and Susquehanna at 81 25 and sellers
of do at 81 90 Our wheat market continued very I'M
settled, and prices nominal Corn and meal also
very dull for the latter, SIS asked; while in the
former transactions occurred which indicated prices
Provisions inactive, and transactions limited
Whiskey was dull with downward tendency. Weather
stormy.
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City Intelligence.

THE WEATHER.-It continued raining during the en-
tire of yesterday which extremely wet and parti
cuary towards evening" when the rain came down in
torrents 1t will be of immense service to the country
SEIZURE OF GuNPowpER-Twenty- kegs of gun
powder seized yesterday morning by the police in
3Oth street, between 9th and 7th and were
placed direction of the Mayor in custody of the po
lice Rumor has it, that they intended for Mexico
COMMON CouNcIL.-The board of aldermen hold
regular meeting at their usual hour this evening.
FIREwoRKs FOR THE FoURTH-We perceive that
Isaac Edge Jr the veteran pyrotechnist Is agan in
the field with unrivaled assortment Of fireworks for
the coming Fourth of July which he will furnish in
large small quantities. We recommend him to the
notice Of purchasers.
ExcuRsioN.-The Independent Tompkins' Blues will
spend to-day their anniversary, at Bath accompanied
by Dodsworths Brass Band. By the advertisement in
to-day's paper it will be that the steamer Gazee
will leave pier No l. North River, at 10 O'Clock, and
will leave Bath its return to the city at PM This
will be a delightful excursion.
FouNp DRowNEp.-Coroner Walters called yes
terday hold inquest upon the body Of unknown
apparently about so years old, feet inches high,
and dressed in linen roundabout jacket dark wooden
striped pantaloons, WOODEN vest, wooden stockings and
pegged Shoes nearly new, who found floating the
East river, the foot of 18th street, Saturday
last Verdict, death by drowning
FRE.-A fire broke out yesterday morning about 316
O'Clock in the liquor store occupied by Patrick Murphy
Nos - and &c Roose velt street. The premises were
seriously damaged Part of the contents furniture &c.
and the roof destroyed The police and companies
did active service on the occasion
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United States what it is. Hence the bitter Trades
the angry srepresentations-the studied
falsehoods which they invariably pour out against
the people and public men of the United States,
on the arrival of every steamer from North
America. Some of their leading statesmen
know the United States well-many of them
speak privately in admiration of America, yet
secretly encourage and instgate those unprinci-
pied attacks upon American policy, statesmen,
and events. In the new position in which New
York will be placed, by the establishment of the
numerous steam lines, the press of that metro
polls will soon exercise legitimate influence
on that of London and Paris-and they ought all
to grid up their garments for the advent of a new
age in the progress of human events.
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Theatrlcals.

BowERy THEArRE.-The grand dramatic spectacle of
Ivanhoe the Jews Daughter will be revived here
this evening" with all its splendid scenery and costume.
That piece the samese Twins and the Mysteries Of
Paris'' compose the evenings entertainments. The
Bowery is getting along famously.
CASTLE GARpEN.-A grand instrumental concert at
Castle Garden this evening There is agreeable
place in the country wherein to spend pleasant evening
than this place is. The system is invigorated by the
healthy breezes, and the mind is delighted in
tempating the beauties of harbor and in listening
to the sweet strains of Munck's brass band
VANuccHIs CosMoRAMAs-Every one who has seen
these splendid is loud in his praise of them
Indeed we do not see how it can be otherwise. The
paintings of the battles in Mexico admirable things in
their way and will doubt be extensively patrOnsed
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PoRTo RIco.-The weather at Ponce, on the
10th inst, we are informed by Capt Hatch, OF
the brig Cordelia, arrived last night, continued
exceedingly dry, and fears were entertained that
the coming crop would be much less than the
present, which is ascertained to be 1000 hogs
heads under the amount yielded last year. The
market was well supplied with American pro-
visions and business generally dull.
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1t appears that there has been falling of in all the
items but two which called accessory receipts and
salt tax These show very large per cent increase.
The export duties in April, ls47, few hundred
francs less than in the corresponding month in 1916
The decrease in the duties received from customs at
Hsvre, in April ls47 equal to about twelve and
half can't
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CANDLEs-No change in sperm, which continued to
sell at ale.
CorroN-some disposition was shown to purchase to.
day for export and about 800 bales disposed
between the demand for that and for the home trade at
prices about FIVE eghths better than those accepted
fore the arrival Of the Cambria
CoFrEE.-We have only to report sales of 81 bags
Java at cents, 6 months
FIsHWe report sales of about 100 quntals dry cod
at SO s7H "a; mackerel were firm, $50 bbls. No B.
Halifax sold at S. 94 400 half barrels shad Sold the
No. rs at 81 671a and No. 2's at S6 SIX.
HAY-The last sales made at so $50.
HEMP-The market was quiet, and no sales reported.
the market last week. and purchased largely for
their fall consumption which caused slight stir in the
market among holders. The news, however, by the
steamer of declining prices in Europe together with
shipments hides from thence hther has alayed
market, and prices remain without material change At
late public sale in London, the bddings reported
have been langud and the parcels sold generally
at lower prices" Dry Rio Grande brought 4d and Cd.
1920 East India put and only about half sold
The Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande were mostly with
drawn.
Ln4p-We report sales Of about $500 pigs at 81 SO,
which left stocks in first hands rather light.
MoLAssEs-There was very lit tie doing, though prices
were steady.
Naval SroREs-There was nothing new to-day and
the market remained inactive
OILs-Sales Of American linseed city pressed,
made at &c., and 1000 gallons English do, sold at Coo.
cash; 1000 gallons do country sold at 6c cash. pepper
mnt was held at &C. per Id. There was nothing new in
sperm whale.
PnovIsIoYs-sales of 500 600 barrels new pork we're
reported the ut SIC 75 and the prime at S3 rs,
70 tierces common hams reported at 7Mc. Beef
continued FIRM. Lard exhibited change. Cheese
and butter in the face of heavy receipts continued in
active.
RicE-The article was quiet, and no sales of sufi-
cent magnitude have TRANSFERRED since the news to
sueAR-Owing to Indictment weather for part of the
day. sales light We have only to report sales 90
at 71ac.
ToBAcco-we submit the usual statement of prices,
sales receipts and stocks hand for the week ending
Sold Reed Ibis Stock
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FROM NAssAu.-We have files of the Guardian
to the 10th inst.-they contain no news. MOI
does Captain Terry, Of the brig Pedraza, who
brought them, give anything Of interest. The
marine items he was kind enough to furnish,
were published day or two since.
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BRAzIL.-By the arrival of the ship Bazaar,
Capt. Simpson, from Pernambuco, we have CO.
pies the Diar0, published at that place, to the
10Th II No news of consequence.
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At auction bales Cuba 15z 2 1l9 bales at IA l7
The market continues brisk good number of small
sales have been effected Connecticut seedeaf tobacco
is scarce, and in good demand.
TALLow-No change since last report.
WHALEBoNE-Nominal
WHIsKEY-Nomnal at 34c.
FREIGHTsThere three to four rather small sized
foreign vessels taken up to day for Ireland at lid for
foreign vessel also engaged flour to Liverpool at
80 Cd To London foreign vessels demanded 80 3D. and
American As To London Is 600 bushels of wheat and
$500 barrels -four engaged by foreign vessel at
lid for the wheat and So I'd for the -four We heard Of
nothing new to the continent