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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27
Let all who arc afflicted will
Asthma read the following
Letter.

| Mr.. Seth w. Fowle:
Sir-IIaving been afflicted for more than
thirty years with tho asthma, at times So Sc
vereiy, as to incapacitato me from attendance
to my business, and having adopted many nledi-
cines without any but temporary relief, | pur-
chascd about three years since, Of Mr. Edward
Mason, your agent IN this city, several bottles
Of Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry, from the
effects of which obtained more relief than
from all the medicines which had ever taken
for that distressing disorder. have by the re-
pcatod use Of your valuable Balsam, been more
free Of pressure for breath, and oppression on
the lungs, than had anticipated, and indeed
conceive myself as cured ofthis most dishcart-
ening malady,
do most cheerfully tender y ou this acknow-
Judgement, which you will use as your judge
ment dictates.
po,Iias%' n's%' Sas' SaS's; &c, ,s.s CD MArSA"D.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on
tho wrapper. The genuine is for sale by r.
TAYLOR Newport.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

We have received the MAMMOTH
PICTORIAL DOUBLE BRorHER JONATHAN
for 4th July, just issued from the press Of
Wilson g. Co., New York The entire
first page is occupied by two very large
and we'll executed National Engravings'
viz {; Washinglon's entrance into New
York on the evacuation Of that city by
the British forces in 1888, and Washing
ton taking leave of his officers on retiring
from military life. This stupendous
sheet contains, in the aggregate no less
than cighty-eight engravings and Portraits
many ofthem large and beautiful ones
The price is but IL cents per copy, or
ten for one dollar.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

V,RoiNIA.-Tho Richmond Wing gives
the following as the rcpresen ta,ives elcc, tc
the next Congress. Whigs-John M. Bolts
William l.. Coggin, Henry p. Irving, Thos
8. Flourney. John s. Pendle,on; VIM. b
Preston. Democrats-Archibald Atkinson
Henry Bedinger, Thomas II. Bayly. r. T.
Beale, J. Mcdowell Robert A. Thompson
WIN. G. Brown, Fayette McMullen.
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.fPPo'ntments and Changes learn that
the following appointments and changes in of.
flee have been made by the President.
Commodore Charles w. Skinner 10 he Chief
OF the Bureau ofConstruction, &c. in the Navy
Departmen',in in the place of ofCommodore Charles
Morris, resigned, We regret to learn, on &c.
count ofill health.
Seth Barton, Solicitor Of the Treasury, TO be
Charge d Ahares TO Chill, in place ofWilliam
Crump.
r. ii. Gillet, Register Of the Treasury, to be
Solicitor of the Treasury, vice Barton. Ma.
Uonai IntoiHgonccr
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Nothing later from the army was received
at Boston as late as 10 l-2 o'clock on Tues
day evening, by Magnetic Telegraph.
The Augusta Chronicle Of the 22d, soys,
that Mr.. Webster (who had been much indls-
posed,) is better, and will soon be able to
continue his journey.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

First Premium Chemical Olive Soap,
for family and Manufacturers uses, and
all other purposes that soap was ever in
tended for, manufactured by II. p.
Merriam, Providence, r. !. We have
been presented with specimen of this
Soap, and having thoroughly tested its
qualities, unhesitatingly pronounce it to
be a most excellent article. Indeed we
know of none superior to it, for all the
purposes for which it is recommended
For sale by VIM NEWTON. agent.
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ID + A Y II S.

In this town,on Monday 18th, suddenly, Mr.
Nathan b. Irish, aged about ~ years, second
son of the late Mr. John Irish
In this town, on Wednesday morning 10Th,
Sydney L., son of Mr.. Sas d. Deblois, aged
years.
In this town, Friday morning, suddenly, Mr..
Elisha Smith, aged ~ years.
In this town, on Sunday morning last, Mrs,
Deborah Z. wife of Mr.. Nicholas w Marsh,
and daughter ofthe late Mr.. jacob Clarke, aged
26 years.
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Notice.

The annual meeting OF the Evangelical
Consociation of II. |. will be held at New
port on the second Tuesday (Stb) of June,
at 2 o'clock, =. NJ. Members are requested
to call, OH their arrival, at the house Of Mr.
VIM. GUILD, in Mill.street
CHARLES p. GROSVENOR,
moy q. Slated Secretary
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ODD-FELLows CELEBRATIos. On the lith
of June, the corner stone ofa large Odd-Felows
Hall will be laid on the corner OF Clrlisle street
and Broome, on which occasion il is expected
there will be great gathering Of the Order
The building will probably be the handsomes,
and largest of its kind in the United States
NJ Y. Erpress
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

A Slour Some fifty Boa,a, deeply laden
with Flour, arrived since Saturday evening at
z o'clock, were to be seen in the Basin early this
morning. They presented very pleasant ap.
pearance to a hungry man and gave one a
very graphic idea Of the productive wealth Of
the West. More than 10000 bbs Of Flour
have arrived within A. hours-.qibany Ecening
Journal 0f2iM
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

The death of Judge Daniels, formerly
one of the judges of the Court of Com.
mon Pleas for the county of Providence
and a member of the bar, having been
appropriately announced by Gen. Car
penter, at the late term, the Court imme-
diately adjourned over till the following
day, in token of respect to his memory.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

The Hon. Henry Wheaton, late minister at
the court of Berlin, and family were passcn.
gers by the packet ship Baltimore, arrived last
night from llavre. They are at Bunker
Mansion House " Y rom I'D
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KSHIP NEWS. a.
PORT OF NEWT RT.
A Il RIv ED.

THURSDAY, May 90.
Schrs President, Burroughs, Albany Sybil
White, Bristol, Kennebunk Gipsy, Clarke
Phla.
Sioop Rienzi, Durfee, New York, Prov.
FRIDAY, May 81.
Sch Patriot, Crookot, N. York, Thomaston
Saied-shp North Bend, with troops.
SUNDAY, May 23.
Schrs White Oak, Harding, Lubec, New IIa.
ven; Patriot, Crockett, Boston, New York.
SIP Rienzi, Duriee, Prov. Now York.
TUESDAY, May %.
Schrs George Washington Il eaJ, Georgetown;
Beauchamp, Nc 'Intire, Norfolk; John Ran.
dolph, Haley, Phila; Jane 8. Eliza, Borden,
Prov, Philadelphia.
Sips Burnett, Smith, Prov. New York;
Cleaner, Bridletown, Provi, Norwich, Thorn.
as w. Thorne, Durfeo, Fall River, Now York
WEDNESDAY,, May 26.
CLEARED-Bark Antelope, Phinnoy, for
Vera Cruz, with Government Stores and three
Companies U. s. Troops.
Sch. Williamsburg, Willets, FIN Providence,
fr WalthalI, Va.
Sloop Tccumseh, Ash, New York for Provi-
dcnce.
Spoke Goth, Bark Harriet, of Bridgeport, 81
mos, 1900 bbls oil, last from Rio.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

MuuARY.-Amongt the board of visitors for
West Point, the present season, there will be
the Hon. Dixon VI Lewis, Senator from Aaba.
ina, Hon. David l.. Yulcc Senator from Florida,
aud Col. Miles late of the army Of Gen. Taylor,
and Governor Of Monterey
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Radway'S Chinese Medicatcd Soap.

OuiuOSO
Why is Railways Chinese Medca,ed Soap
preferred to all other soaps, either for Toilet or
Medical purposes.
Because, il is truly medicated preparation.
Its medical properties are selected from the
most rare and choice extracts IN the whole
materia medica. It's action on the skin and Sc.
cIetory vessels is entirely different from all other
soaps. II opens the pores Of the skin, cleanscs
from those natural avenues all impedimentS
which prevents the free escape OF the impurities
of the fluids. Thus keeping the cuticle in a
healthy condition, and preventing the skin from
becoming parched, dry or dlsfgured with
Pimples Boiches. Pustules, Ring Worm, Ery-
sipelas Salt Rheum, NC.
| For the Toilet il is superior 10 all imported
soaps, being entirely free from all poisonous ad'
mixtures, such as caustc, muIiatc acidS,'
bismuth which tends to irritaie lhe skin-and
instead of erddicating the diseases from the syS-
TEN, drives them (the diseases) in the skim
When after short period they appear again
upon the surface in much worse condition
than before. What advantage II is then 10 use
the genuine Rad,roy's Chinese Medicated SOop"
in preference TO all others. II is cheaper, better
and gives better satisfaction than any other ar.
ticle of the kind in the market. Ii never fails
| in removing all excrescences. Pimples, Blotches
Pustules, Ring Worm, &c. from the surface
Ii Soitens, puriies, heals and soothes the skis
and adds beauty TO the complexion Of all who
use II.
Sold for l2t cents per cake. By
may 27. X. J. TAYLOR, Newport.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.

IN General assembly, MAY Session, .iD. lel7'
IN the petition Of the Trustees of the Long
" Wharf in Newport praying for liberty to
erect and maintain Dolphin, ~ post support
ed by braces, IN the public walcrs adJoinlns
said wharf for the better accommodation oi
Steamboats,. their passengers and freight
IOtod, tha, said petition be. aud the same is
hereby continued to the next Session Of the
General Assembly, and that IN the mean time
notice be given by The petitioners OF the penden
cy thereof by publishing this vote for lhres
weeks succcSsively IN the Herald Of the Tunes
printed Ia Newport
True copy witness:
e G.. PERRY, DPas So'ru
may W
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A COMMON ScoLD.-A woman has been con.
victed in the Philadelphia Court of Sessions Of
being common scold, but the jury recon-
meDded her to mercy. This is but the second
instance of such a conviction within that Com
monwealth
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

Mn. WEBSTER AND THE BALL.-The Charles.
ton Evening News says; "A friend, alluding
to the ball to be given to this gentleman, re.
marked that it was reflection on the hospitali-
ty Of our city, to tell Mr.. Webster, as soon at
he arrives here, he must take TO has heels -
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

REMOVALS PROM OFFICE.-Thc Wings OF
the city of New York have made many reno
walls from Office since their late organization OF
the city government.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

This Is Anniversary Week in Boston No
less than ~ associations representing neatly all
scc,s aud every religious interest hold then an
null meeting, during The week
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

Rev. II. Z. Rodman was ordained pastor
Of tho New Jerusalem Church, at Bridge
water, on tho 9th inst. Mr.. X. is q native OF
this place.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27
RAPHAEL & HARRIS,
PATENT
ELASTIC BANDS,

Warranted not TO be affected By the Cold or Heat
Of the r0yi0uS Seasons Climates.
THEsE Rings OF Bands are used instead of
Tape or string, for holding Papers and Parcels
Of every description.
One of these Rings is instantly placed round
Packet of Papers, Roll Of Maps, Prints,
Music, &c. holding the same firmly and Sc
curely, saving the time and trouble Of tying,
yet allowing of very great addition or reduc-
ton without any loss OF compactness.
They are we'll adapted for Carriers "a size
being selected which requires little stretching y
also for the Waist and different parts Of the
body: Surgical Baudages, and for a variety of
Surgical and Manufacturing purposes
These Bands are also very suitable for fas-
tening the covers Of Preserve and Pickle Jars,
Bottles, &c.
In addition to the above, there is great
variety of uses, too numerous to mention, for
which these Bands may be applied with ad-
vantage, and new applications will constantly
suggest themselves when in use
The annexed sizes are made of two thick
ncsses and Bands may be had of other sizes,
width, or thickness, TO order.
Sold in Newport, by
c. f. HAMMETT,
may 20.-lm." 1872, Thdmes-Strcct.
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REV. J. N. MArFIr.-This gentleman is Ice
turing at Pittsburg for the relief of Ireland
suffering and starving millions.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

N,vAL.-U. s. ship Saratoga, sailed from Lo.
bos Island, 9th inst, for Tuspan.
u. =. ship Of the line Ohio, sailed from Vera
Cruz, previous To 18th INST, for Boston. She
would be followed soon, by the sloop Of war st
Marys
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-05-27

The Macedonia and Springfield (Ill) rail
road, costing $l,2O0,O0O, has been sold for
$2l 900.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Sch'r. Geo. Engs, Smart, was advertised at
New Orleans the 9th for Point Petrc, Quad,
wig. deck freight.
Cid at Philadelphia the Eth, brig Lisbon,
Price, for Wilmington, N. c. 18th, brig Conf
dcnce, Messcr, West Indies
Arr at New Orleans 9th, schr Southerner,
Goodspeed, FIN Brazos; 9th brig Annawon,
Swascy, fin Havana.
At Havana the I'd, brig Prince de Joinvllc,
Gardner, FIN New York, discg.
Sch'r. Warsaw, Burdick, ,cl'd d at New Orleans
the 9th for Brazos
Arr at Vera Cruz, about the LIST, schr Cabot,
Phillips, FIN Tampico.
Sch'r Martha, Cozzens, cid at New Orleans
the 9TH for Pensacola.
Sch'r Medium, Swasey arr at Charleston the
18th. fin Cedar Keys.
Brig Clarion, Read, fin New Orleans, arr at
Vera Cruz 2lst ult
Arrived at Havrc LIST inst, ship Mariana,
Phillips, FIN New Orleans
| Arr at New Orleans 18th sch Mount Vernon,
Swasey, fin Tampico
| Adv at New Orleans 18th, Brig Annawan,
Swasey, for Havana, with despatch
AtVera Cruz, 9TH inst Brig Tasso, Gray, fin
N. o. Just arrived.
Spoken no date Ship Geo Champloin, Swain,
l30 sp 1870 VIII
Spoken May 18th lat ~ Ion II Bark Lc Ba-
ron, Chadwick, IL DIS I'm New Bedford had taken
two 30 bbl sp wins day previous.
Arr at New Bedford, 10th, barquc Equator,
Mathews, FIN Pacific Ocean, Payta, Jan. 9th,
with 1900 bbls sp oil Also arr barque Amcri-
ca, Jarncgan, fin Pacific Ocean, with 500 bbls
| VIII 900 do SD oil 5000 lbs of bone
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The citizens of Nashville, Tenn, have COZ
daily invited Hon. Daniel Webster to pa
them visit
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The Providence Daily Evening Transcript
dimensions. Success to it.
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Coffee.
BOOKS,
e.. Il. IIannInctt'S Jr.


Book of Cage Birds management, Ac.
Washington and his Generals, by J. L, Head
ley.
Lady Mary,
Margaret or the Pearl,
Aldcrbrook, by Fanny Forester
Probabilities, by NJ +. Tuppcr,
Authors Mind, by do.
Life of Putnam,
Autobiography of Goethe,
Year of Consolation, by r. kcmblc Butler,
Prevention better than Cure, by Mrs. Ellis,
Omoo, by Herman Melville, author oi Ty
pee,
Hill Side and Border Sketches,
Natural History of the Gent,
Aunt kitly'S Tales
may H.
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A cargo Of ice has been sent to Vera Cruz
from New Or leans
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Summer Resort.

<&1A THE subscriber would respectful
Mm ly announce TO those desirous ol
-uNIM- enjoying most delightful prospect
Of the Ocean. that he can furnish them with
pleasant, airy roorns on moderate terms, either
furnished or not, at his new Cottage situated
directly opposite Lady General llarper'S, in
Bellevue street, at the junction of Narragansetl
avenue, a short distance south of the Ocean
House. The Cottage will be let in whole or in
part as may he required. For particulars en-.
quire on the premises Of WIN. a. SWEET
Newport, Nav u, 1917.
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MUSIC.
April Dlh, 1917.
OIL FLOOR CLOTHS.

A LARGE lot of OIL Floor Cloths. Of conr
IN mon aud superior quality. viii BE- receives
this day. One Roll OF which being SIX yards
w,de.--We can Al slmost every sised Room
in singlc Sheet. This nrticfo Is now be-.
coming universally nscd for Halls, Dining
Rooms, Knchcns, and is found TO be a very
economical and pretty covering Tor Roois
apo, WIN. e. COZZENS a. Co.
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III. INGUGt~sVfffs
Confectionery Il Resioratcur.
TVNHE subscriber would respectfully give no.
i ticc to his friends in Newport, and TO those
who Solourn here through the summer months,
that he has removcdto ~, Thames.sirect, where
he is now prepared 10 furnish
Confectionery, Fruit Cakes,
Pastry, Sc. sc.
lie has rooms furnished To serve mp ICE
CREAMS, sUPPERs, OYSTERS, GAME,
MEATS, NC.
Ladies and Gentlemen who may call at this
establishment, will fud their visits agreeable, rs
the subscriber intends Ia spare no pains ON his
part To- suit the taste oi all who may be pleased
TO call
Blanchmangc, Charlotte de RuSc, Calvc' 5
feet jelly, made nj short notice.
Families can be supplied with any OF the
above articles At their residences. BAKING
also done for families.
Preserves put m in The best Siylo-aD orders
will hc met punclually
\ share of the public patronage iS respect.
fully solicited. iSaAC kiCE'
Newport, April %, 1917
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Nem advertisements.
7. MumfOrd Seabury,

Sn~ HAVING Just returned from N. York,
would call the attention of the Ladies 10
his splendid assortment OF Cater Boots of fer
ent styles and coiors. Also Misses and Chill
drenS Gailer Boots and Shoes, together with
the mos, splendid lot of stock for the manulac-
lure of the same, ever offered IN this market,
comprising English and French Kids, French
Morocco Of different colorS and beautiiulas-
sortment Of French Satins and LastingS, for
CATERS.
Call and examine for Yourself at No. 10,
Thames street. May %
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DLACk and Dtah cold Moorccn> lor ,alc by
IL Nav 20 JOHN II JUUVET
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The New York papers OF Tuesday evening
published the following Tclcgraphic de
spatch.
NEw YoRK, Tuesday, May %,
Two o'clock, Z. NJ.
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The PaireSt Testimony on Record,

II $4,000 Ladies in the City of New York.
10000 4" Brooklyn.
9400 4" l. Albany.
$500 A" Troy.
$50 900 in other towns and villages in this
State making in all l9i 800 ladies, besides a
very large majority OF the gentlemen popula-
tion who are true advocates and regular patrons
Of that very excellent Toilet Emollent,
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LAUNcn-Wc Inadvertently omitted to no.
lice in our last. that new brig had lately been
launched from the ship-y ard OF VIM. II. Gran
dali, Esq. She is first rate vessel and is in.
tended for the freighlng business--to be com
manded by Captain Thatcher. She was called
the "SAMuEL BRowN"
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NJ "A r r | A G E S.

N-~AsrI&r =
In this town, on Tuesday morning 18th inst,
by the Rev Mr.. Dumont, Mr. Henry G Manches.
ter to Miss Sarah r. Bosworth, daughter Of the
late Mr.. Vrgel M. Bosworth, of Attlcborough,
Mass
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Inoy 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20
ADJUSTMENTS.

MECHANICS HALL,
az Broadway. between Grsnd and Broome St.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
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Markets.. Carefully rspOrtedJoy The 1f'osHe
TUESDAY. Oct 10.
u The arrival OF the due steamers from Europe
Combined xith the ceremonies OF the Monument AsSo-
o'1oa knded TO cause almost total cessation OF busi'
n''s The attendance on Change was very thin, and
'sf'e appeared but little disposition to operate until the
Nerr mail is received.
AsnES-we heard of no transactions. The market
ESSENTIALLY Is and 30 for Pearls and Pois
VOrr0N-The market has been completely unsettled
lne news per Cambria and II impossible ~ predict
e.kn
stLoVR AND MEAL--rhere was fair densni ior
~sAfy In the morning. aud sales we're maze " 30
~ ~ y" TIE latter for Gsnoseo OF issorto otspo'
w ~. 'ns steamers news made public toosc "eio
-Nw operations and tbs msrket could mol % svu'
rea settled Aoou, no bbls changed hands Tor 'ne
TX so S16 62i for Oswogo and Western The ~
sue ssiss OF the day were about 6O00 bbls and ine
eiosed duh. la addition to the sale rsportsd
'osy for future delivery, there we're 5000 bes SOLD
G November, sellers option. at J7i for Oswcso and
v~ior Genssee. We notice ssles 500 bills Western
Is y bbl Holders of Southern Flour were
"~'os -. Ia, there IL very Hide of RUG
.nkAis-we nO,s ssis yesterday ot 1900 to.hols
ING good At 40 eents, aud another psrce! to-day u
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lS2 cents The demand for Wheat va good before
the steamer arrived, ater which We heard OF no
movement There we're but two or three samples OF
Corn on Change. and no ssles Holders AK 10 Gu ior
cts fr Mixsd delivered In the morning 1000 or 5000
bush were sold IT yesterdays prices. There was de-
msnd Tor Barley al IS ais cts with Offering Oats
47d3-
WHISkY-The market 10 nOuiinsDy 81 cts, with no
sales Of importance.
PROyISIONs-There was a fair trade demand for
Pors and about so bbs sold 81 10 50 and IA s7a&5-
Holders were generally asking SIS. Lard exhibited
some movement and 400 bbls cold. part lci for
prime The foreign news IL favOrabls for this article
sale Of shout 20 bbls Old hess Beef .ce 10 the
neisbborhood 81 II 81 r. otter art ces hear Of 20
uanssctiOns. Butter aud Cheese are hrm.
sKEDS-A sale OF COO bush Rough Fla, was made q,
l3S etc sod small parcel Timothy att 30. Clover lie
quiet Al 4 cts.
OIL MEAl.-A sale Of 30 tons Yves made ct ST. 81;
"
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FOREIGN APPROPRIATIONS

LINERPOOL-Stip Arccie-j0 tons coal Chamberlain
4 Phs ps-ll6 bbs CamarOr & Brand do Gihon & Co
Is bbs Buckley Co2i73 sacks salt Oelricks Kruger
q chain cables VIM Tyson csk Lowitz Becker-3
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