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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-17

2UU PrlZeS OF S2,UuU, amounting 10 T4Uu,uUU,
Being the lowest 8 M. Prizes.
The LIST and al drawn Nos, 81 ,000l
The ID and Sd, or Sd aud 4lh drawn Nos $500 !
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass S, for l6d7, 10 be
tober. ls47, underline supgrintendence of Commission
ers. rs No. Loltery-l2 drawn ballots.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-09-17
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER
Look ont for The 29M Of September
$4,000! 100 of 81 500!
LOWEST THREE NO. PRIZE 81 1000.
Susquehanna Lottery, No. a, 10 be drawn al Balli-
more on Wednesday, Sept. %, 1877. 70 Nos, IL drawn.

Tickets Sis; halves7 SO; quarters 10. A certificate
of 26 wlloles Sl9G-shares in proportion.
ONE OF THE MOST BRILLIANT LOT
TERlEs YER DRAWN IN TIE U. STATES.
TICKETS ONLY TWENTY DOLLARS!
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20


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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

E1y~The Ladies of the Congregational
Church aud Society viii hold a Far at
the Mar.ion House IA Casl'ion on We'd
ncsday Evening the -7Ih ins, a general
attendance Of the citizen. ana all Others IN
ierered Is requested
Cas,don, o., l.. ls7
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20
1IIE'IIERALD.
VERMONT LEGISLATURE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.. OCT 20

,,Ow ""i W iuund snc proceedings Of
the frs, two DAYS Of the S,ssi,n II viii
be Observed ,ha, Hon Solomon Foot Of
lhls town is chosen Speaker oflhc House,
aud Geo. 4 Ilods,s ptc.iicn, pro tenn
Of HE Senate. Although our ,priy IN
the two Houses IS s,mewhat decreased
from last year, II IS yu large enough to
give The Wings the ascend ncy, and to IN
sure To US tia, the same course Of policy
will BE- PURSUED and sustained TIA, has ever
charac,criz d the legislation Of orr people
Thursday, Oc,, "a.
Agtcoal'y 10 The Constitution aud Laws
oflhc State Of Vermont, the Senator: and
Representatives el,ci, conv,n'd at the State
House in MouipcI,r, on Thursday, Oct,
li,h
senate 10 \ VI The Senate was
called TO order by u W G. Chrke, the
Secretary, and after The roll was called the
on,h Of Office was administered to The Scna-
tors. and The Senate proceeded 10 The choice
Of Ptosid'n, pro ten
George i Hodges was nominated hv
Mr. y ~. anil :il,silirrinalon. OF Grand
Isle hy Mr. Robinson Ncssrs Hilton aud
Minor were appointed r'll,rs AMI the bal
lo,ina r'su'itd - follows
,.,orgc + II dyes. 10
Gll,s Harrington.
Scattering.
Mr. Hodges was i clari cl,cr,d, and
elegantly ln, bri ~ ruurn,d his acLnowl.
odsm,nis 10 the Senate for his rcncv,d,x.
pr,ssion Of her confidence H. wa. con
ducl,d 10 the char ly S,n,,ofs u,rr,oo,on
and Mead
On motion Of Mr. Miner. the Secretary
was dr.c'ci 10 notify The House of III, OF.
caniz,,ion Of The :, nate
On nation of Nr Bur,nn ,hr nils If
the hs, session were ndopnI vs. tie ru,s
Of the prcsent scss!tn, until Otherwise or
d,roi
Ga motion Of Mr. eastman. tic Senate
proc,ciu. ,o,lc election Of s,cr,,,,v ar
Cu.hmnn nominated u " G. Clarke Of
Burl.ro,on. AMI Mr. k,dJ.r nominated Ia
s,ph T. D,nf,t,h !, If Alon,,,h., me
rsuh of the hnlin,ioo was IS tollo,s
u W G. Clarke. Is
Il Tanorh ir
and Mr. Clarke WAS declared ,l,c,,j
On motion o. Mr. N,,h n, s,na,o nro.
cc,l,l tho clr,,., .rA..i.,,n, c.-.,,,r,,,
n, pfovncll nom,,,,,I rron',. T. DAB.
,rs Of Wood,,ock nnI ur V'nn, ,om;n,.
,Js Al r,n, "cp.nI'i. A. n'
,lr',,, %' 10 III ,.I'o ~ pa "' '"'''
Thnm,.r pa " "s WV
:, ~
w.
''.''H o.'' -'S''' '"'
y" "o"o"' OF ar f''s'son, the Sena',
t,o.', r'. 10 '"r ''o"'n ., Chaplain, a"a
NV L''s"a J. scou "i Montpelier, was
y" ,n"nous'y 'hc'ca
Inc iIos.l'n1 announced The nomIna-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20
ANDREW JACK son
SHOOTING NEW YORK

The following are the pnrliculifs OF an
nhray which recently took place IN one OF
.hc billiard rooms OF that cry ms Cls'n IS
the Tribune
\ difficulty occurred on MONDAY night
a. For,ncc's Ilot,l Broadway, bn""'n
,,vom.n nam,i WllI,m Ford mi chm %.
lnanc alias Dlich Charley, which was
broken up by HE interference OF the I'o'
lice Ford with gang OF men then fol
lowed Duane, who wns compelled To mp.
ply to the police oflhe fourteenth Ward for
protection Last night the par.ns again
me, a, Frances billiard saloon, Broadway.
when Duane was assaulted ty Ford aud a
man named Thomas Buns one Of whom,
took up double lul glass d,canrr and
sal lhal Duane OF Lius, II hal to due Ia
are thcu told Lltn 10 keep away. that be-
was prclafrd 10 1''cni hlm"f when they
both rushed npon ttm IT, sdf dGucc
Duane drew revolving pistol and sho,
Burn, N the neck and Ford IN he heart -
They wcrc both hk'n to the Ilospn,' an
Burns q said TO be in a very critical saua
ton Duane surrendered himself up to the
police Of the Nln,h Ward, and an ilvestiya.
ton Of The case Is to be had before JUDGE
Mcfru.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

Nov~r \rs~oN We sec II stated Ia
our cae hsng,s, Tia, On ,fot will be made
during III, neat session Of Congress TO &C.
cure an srp'orriauon Of eioo 600 Tor the
purchase Of Noun, Vernon The present
r'oprr,t," VI. Jane e Washington. -
wiling 20 dispose of lhr property on the
following terms The remains OF Gen
Wa.h,n gion and of every other member OF
the family now IN the vaul, n, Noun, Yer
nou. shall never be removed from their
pt,scu' r,s,ng place Every member Of
Of the Washington family now living (anl
no onc else, who may desire y, may be tu
u,d there. and shall do, L.. removed a fcr-
w,'is The gov,tumcn, shall ncv,ts,ll.
r'n,, nor CIV, the whole nor any portion OF
the property TIA, may BE- conveyed, 10 ANY
thrd person In the even, NJ a dissolution
If he existing F,dcral Govcinm,n' the
property shall rover, to the h,ils Of John
\ Washington the oldest son OF the prs
cni Owner; anl las''y, that the srm Of ssloo.
oo0 IN money OF United Sa's & per cent.
sock. running not less than ten. nor norr
,h'n ,w'n'v years with interest. payable
SOM innnilly, shall be paid to Mr.. Jane
c W,sh ncion, or to her duly authorized
agent, upon The Conveyance Of ,bc property
to the Unn,d States
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

- n,fe "a hfse numtsr vah s'c'a'
pitrcs ofsriftty. am afc. sd 10 !, rofn
uapi,s /, c,n rs'si',
fftesce ~. pu''i'l ei aho'e 4 enc s,sr 7
ih, fan q, Sun io.'r, WITCH w publish .
la- Ne. & ~hieh - r'sph osil, sfib'd
70, bo,nta,cmsn % 50, oey, na ,,tstry
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

MAcKrnlL FIsurny.-Thc nack
crcl fishermen IN vicinity were never
~ better luck than AT the present time.
We learn, however, that the good for
tune which has attended ouI Cape fish
crmen has been confined, for The most
part, 10 The fishermen Of tEs county
the mnckcrcl having been found M
gio9' abundance about our shore M
Barnsiablc Bay, and of Chatham. The
schooner I'arns'ablo. Capt. Bacon. Of
tins place was on he fishing ground bat
two days, and returned inlo port last
week with one hundred and eighty bar
rcls mostly No. Is - circumstance al
mooi Unparalleled amongst ms. Soy
cral other vessels have done nearly as
well, and the probability IS, that both
the bank aud mac kcrcl fishermen Of
Cape Cod were never more successful
m their business than durln9 The Pre-.
sent season. I'arnsiable Patriot
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

TIN NrRuoNr CoNr,x, The f. How.
ing Is list Of the officers and pri,a,cs with
their residences Of Company u, (Ncrmou'
Company wounded in the battles e; Chur
uhusco and Cun,rcras :-2d Lieu, WIN \
Newman, LEFT arm cut 81. SuaNord Vt:
Cnrp |. VI. circuit slightly Barre W.;
PrIvarcs Thomas Bccdlc, slightly, I.cba-
nm, y. II Chas. Gc,tins, do Albany. y
y; Samuel 7. Hall do DANNY, VI; .Ino
Morris, d., Rutland VI. Wcsspn Slwlc.
do. Dorset. VI, Marccllus l. Wright d.,
ludlow. Vt
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

CoLr's pisroIs We understand lha,
Mr. COL, Is manufacturing an oniiil Of his
receivers lor another regimen, by under Of
government s, e monihs since reg
m,ui N TIE hei1 was supplied wVh them.
aud c,?erlcnccd officers cay that lhr re-:
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

TIE Rauroad D'pOs Grounds IN Bur.
h"s'on The Burlington Free Pfcs.ssy.
The work Of filing up the Cove oppo-
site the south 'nd Of Water Sir,et for ia,
Depot ground and buildings Of the Rutland
Road is progressing with vigor aud succes.
lie road moankmen, q, The south ,de OIL
HE Cove Is al'o under rapi aivanccnen,
\ liner location for The largo and expen.iv.
'rue ufc that will be required by The bu
si"css Of 1h. road could 40. have bc,r
iounI.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

T.l>"Thc cars commenced running up.
on our road on Monday last, bringing pas.
scnsc'S aud freight as FAT rs Wlnchondon
twcn,yNnc miles from TIN, place The
passengers arrive here to dine about :. o.
clock IN few weeks the road wall be-
completed TO FnxaIIIam,which Will bring
the stages IN here lIule past noon The
work on o!hcr sections Of the road is beng
pushed Dr~nrd With commcnI.blc zeal.
The Drpo, M TINS town IS IN rapid pro-
gross The south wal 200 feet aud four
inches IN length IS nearly competed Tho
foundation for The other is ready for the
brick masonry - Meme phllna,hrops'.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20


in, and the JOIN, assembly made the follow
ing elections
HORACE EATON. Governor.
LEONARD SARGEANT. It.. Gov.
GEORGE tlOWES, Treasurer
Eaton l2j, Dillingham; IS Braunard 10.
Sarg,nn, IA. Field IS, Scott 10. scat 9
Ilowcs Ia, Mars,on Il Wood g, scat 3
Adjourned
F,iday, Oct -.
The committee appointed for the pur-
pose conducted his Honor the Lieut. Gov
ornor to the Chair OF the Senate whcrcup
on the oath Of Office was administered c
hIm by the Secretary. and he add essed The
Senate IN neat and appropriate speech.
Mr. Cushman moved tina, committee o.
two be appointed to notify his Excclcncs
the Governor Of the organization OF th'
Senate, carried, and Senator'S Cushman and
Keys were appointed.
On motion Of Mr. Burton, the Snal'
wen, into the election OF the Standing com
mites with the following results
On Finance-Buiton, Stewart, Stanley
Judciary-Fosler. Harrington, Mead.
Claims Hodges, J Hamilton Sweat
Educaiion-Fox, Cram Bancroft.
Agricul,urc-N Morse, Robinson, While.
Manuiac,uros-Illl,on, Keyes, Dean.
Elections Cram, II Himihon, Bradley
MitarvAhiils-Na Nash, Kidlcr ,Cushman
Roads Iiinball, BrowncIl, Miner.
Banks-Cushman Nash, Mauocks
Land Tax.s-- IllbbaId, 3ecman, Morse
The prcsli,m, announced the appoint
men! Of II. c. Courll as Messenger OF ,h'
Senate
a communication was received from lh'
Sergcanl-atArms announcing the nornina
ton Of Moses Hawks ms Door Keeper, an
t.. \ Fields MS Assls,an, Door Keeper 1
the Senate which NOMINATIONS were con
i,m'd rs the President Adj
Ilorsr. The Speaker announced III
Committee on Elections Messrs Dean
Rollum, Goodhuc. Baldwin OF Sharon
Barnes, French of Wilson, CIoueh.
The ScrgcAn, al Arms nominated ans
the Speaker confirmed tie following Off
ccts q he House:
Sbuhaci /, Flint, OF Berlin Door * r"per
ll,ury Isham, Of Montpelier, Wa II
ITnnshorn, Of Guilihall, AMI Harry Vail
Of Montpelier. Officers Of the House
Jacob i. Ilazen. of Woodstock, M'sscn
ger
On notion e. Mr. Gooihnc, commit
tee OF one from each county was ra'sed &c
.vcrape the Grand LIS, col 81
ON motion Of Mr. Cuils the House pro-
cco,Il - .l,c, Clrrk for TIE cn'u Z
vc,r. when Fcuand r Merrill. E'q was
,lccid by unanimous vote. ana s""i"
Adjourned
frCTu on
S,>,r, IN. prrllcn, announced
the follow ing committee
On Scnli1fs Hfo"nol and Fer
guson
4 communication was fcc''fi rom N,
,oyctnor announcing iha, he would pre-
..n, his annual mcsssce tomorrow a, 10
o'clock IN and also informing the Scnal,
of,ho appointment Of Fndcrick Billings as
Sscrdary az Civil and Military Affairs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

IvU- Alcxandcr Evans recently elected
20 Congress, from the 9th District in Mary
land is a very loun, man oi the talents,
and northern dc-rrnt lie isnot more than
twenty seven years oil, aud is nephew Of
Adj. II X Oliver, of Salem aud grand
son Of the late Rev. Mr. Oliver, iorncrl, Of
the upper parish in Beverly. llls father
was surgeon of the United states irigatc
Constitution ia her action, with the Brlt-
i,h fiisatc Gurri.r and Java, aud i, now =
highly respectable ply stefan a, Elkton MI
The district whieh young Evans .has now
carried by about 800 airi,y. wa repre-
scntci b, a locofoco ia the last Congress.
fB ,to1 Atlas
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

i ;-Thc Normans are san to be ~ a
Furnishing condition 10 their new location
on the fine lands OF the l'ouaw a,omlc pur.
chase, above Council Bluffs, Missouri -
They have pl ncd immense fields OF corn
s-ani other gam and produce Ih'y
have bull also ioNn called Wmrfqulr-
,ers which already contains a population
Of some seven lhousan! souls This town
is entirely pIckord ia
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

f.5pWc learn from the Narcotics :, ma
rh,rc. that The m1rial rcmaius of Louis
Bouapartc IL King Of Holland, who died
fcw months SINCE At Florence. arrived IN
Marscillcs. on the ll,h ult in the steamer
u napartc. That vessel hal taken the
coi'u At Ba,ria whittier il had been trans
uortcl from Liycrnia The remains of ,hc
brother Of Napoleon are on their way to
Pari, to be deposited ia Rucl in the tomb Of
Queen IIor,eusia.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

G. yTAll who are ~ wan, OF sbncfior
nricle Of pstc Backing for Boc's aud
SHOES. would 10 well to lry an n,,iclc past
introduced by W IL Corning |, takes
the shine of from all other kinds in use
| can BE- had a, mos, of our stores
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

i I'VE are r,qn,s,' d TO give notice lha
Lieut. llorkI>s, Of the L : Amy, IS it
town, aud intends opening a Roctulln,
Office, where all who wish can have an on
porlunly OF enlisling.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

On motion OF Mr. Converse, resolved ,ha,
both Houses NEE, IN JOINT assembly nj 4
. o'c,ock, p IN. this day to cleo, STATE OF.
hccrs.
Allhc hour appointed, the Senate came
in, and the JOIN, assembly made the follow.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20
'otrc'i uIsnes Il she Joufnsi cfC ormrrss
U.sktpyfpn. prt u

Washington, oc, =.
The STORM 81 THURSDAY night was enc
IT the most r,mai able tia, was ever vii.
messed IN this region How extensive /,
was W do not Know. but ~ far ~ We learn
II has caused much damage g. the Clc.a
pcahc and ohio Canal. and the Ralt.mot,
Railroad, aud to propcr,, and warchou.c.
nj Gcorcc'own and elsewhere on the river
! have never seen the Potomac 80 full .
The water fell III flood from the NV. 4,
intervals during the night. and ccca.ianaly
there were crashes Of thunder AMI VIVID
flashes - lightning hu, uo wind
The mails have at couts, boon uls,ruci.
cd The railroad between tin. cat, aud
Baltimore will not be in a condition g. AL
mt %. Use 'ur som, DAYS TIN mails w,rr
sent Ill, morning hy the Potomac aud the
hay. g. Baltimore. AID the y r,hcm sex.
rcc'cl tr-m.ffow ia the same way
C' w. i SIN ~ lc'' ave 's morning
lor N,Aico. a-.hcarc' Of dc,la,ch,s To- Ccm.
Scott
H. carries To- Nr Tri-i an order Il recall
The President recalls Mr. Tu,, because
there is no'hlnc further tot Linn to d.
The oNcr ottli. government having been
rejected no armS,icc will again be asked
ior--no negotiation invited, and no terms
Of peace proposed on our side Such at
beast are pronounced to he The iDsiruc,ions
sen, cat
Accipr>r VI LAWRENCE. The mas.
slvc Dam over the Mcrrlnack River,
near the Andcycr Bridge, having been
COMPLETED ut each end. an attempt was
made to construct a Golfer or tenn
rorarv dam III the centre, 10 change
the direction of the current To each
SIDE. aud nnl>h the middle. For ,hls
purpose large boat was provided u.
hove the dam, and aSuiicicnl iorccpro.
vidcd to accomplish the object, After
proceeding with some degree ofSucccss,
for time, as was supposed safely, 'hc
fabric gave way, carrying the boat and
some twenty persons over. Three
bodies have been found, aud fears
are entertained thatas many more were
killed. Capt, B'gclow, a son IN law Of
Coz. Hf.rss, escaped with hIs lll, bat
was seriously injured. The above IS
probably substantially correct, bu' pos
sih'y not IN every parllcu'nr."
The Jourual Of last evening states
that two Of the bodies have been found
Two of The men that were drowned,
were Colin Gllis, carpenter, DE-
longing Ia Nova Scotia, and w Oar
ncy SalNIucr. Boston Alta,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

\ letter from Gen. jackson, written
nearly 80 years ago while he was mem
Der Of Congress has just been published
in Which occurs llcfollowingpointcd aud jus,
condemnation Of practice which he af
forwards, while President did more to cs-
tablish aud pcrpciuatc than any other en-
ccutiyc we ever had
Philadelphia, Jan IS, 1871.
In order to carry into effect
the measures of the administration they
have fallen on plan to remove from office
every man who Processes Republican princi-
pies. and fill those Offices with men who
will bend to the nod Of the Executive -
This is not mere conjecture, but IT is open
~ avowcd by some of the heads Of Depart
mcH's to he the rulNatsly established hy
the Executive, and this day openly avowcd
on the floor OF Congress and attempted to
be justified: Therefore. the talents or abil-
itics Of men. are no Recommendation a.
bring them into Office i, they do no, think
exactly with the Executive This is sweet
reward for seven years scrvitude to OBJ
tain freedom; and If man cannot be led
to believe as the Executive believes in poll
tics, (and God forbid majority should, } he
is not 20 I'LL an office in the United States
This sir view as more dangerous than the
establishment OF religion. for it is truly an
attempt to establish + b. :. aud to take a
way the right Of thinking This. sir viii
open the eyes Of the Americans, and ! hope
hereafter they will be careful how they re-
pose too much confidence in an individual
But the parties nowarc at issue and IT will
shortly be determined Yours Sc
ANDREW JACKSON
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

50 lhc Hon. Solomon Foo, WAS d.elsred
cl,ci,i aud he 10 handsome speech ac-
ccrcd the Office and assumed lie char
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20

The House ,h,n proceeded to elect a
CLERK pro ten. when Mr. rooiaoc noni
na,ea F,frand r Merrill Mr. tioteeil
nonins, i L q E,rmsn and Mr. Ffcoeh
nom,n,,cd Joseph Poland The rc'u'' ""'
as follows
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-10-20


Copies Of ,ucis 70 merchants IN Tam
psco received Ly Blush expresses. give
.enroiiicial accounisst the taking Of lho
Errr,l Santa Anna marched out onihe
l3,h unhi,n thousand men and twenty
carroo. 81 Guada'ou1e, ana vas cspcclci
soonlo rUfcs,io o1iaca No iuhcf m
rn,1 al. moleaauon was from him an'ici
gard
oar ,n'rc lo.s rom tie s'h 10 iho 1871
s % vr. - ciiiccts Killed. ani a. " uni-
- ,rt TO men KIDD m the a,l t,''ie 49,
\, c.. hcpsc On ne l-'h q ~
hfcn.'' g. pccc. Of cannon To h's e
l,cll, soon ronierne them unicnnt.e
ca iae afternoon OF The l4lh, he sent
loo bundled non 1850 the CITY who iook
f1,,e.,,on Of tie cr,i, after somc serious
or3oslIpn ffom ne rt,.e who attacked
his rrr woroAoc number On the 18Th
me women hiA i,r,ui,d rnu.ke,s Of san
~ AIMS whirh he uss uostie 10 furnish
The .cficf, eonain 40 mention OF the res :.
nation al ssnlA Annl, ard Nar'rroitn
..,ctedrri ~ ,a'emen, Worl. l. ~
and smi.h sfc .sic Nonh mad U.,n a r.
pnUri by Scof GoveiuJr OF he ony d
Neilco
TIC guo'...aA Il =, q! have i9rlaC M
- ibf Of ccuo I'or4o They arc rosi
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FOreig" Markets 4.

HAVANA, Nov 6 The rice per Somers sold at 10 rs.
aud the arrivals since the Portiia aud Juno There
about l400 tcs hand and the dealers will
esr any hing 10 rs 1900 bbls -four sold at $l21
Last sales of lard l3x cargo Of lumber sold
S35 In rsigbts little doing The quotations for box
sugar to the United States are to rals per box
Our sugar market offers .ture the stock being
reduced to insig quantity aud but few
ACTIONS having occurred The decline In freghts will
likely that the rst arrivals Of the crop will nd the
market entirely bare Of old sugar The prospects for
the growing are, the whole pretty fair though
grinding will be- retarded In consequence Of the
heavy rains and tbere Is but little probability Of
ss-ng soy bu triank parcels OF new sugar at market
even 10 February We quota:-A-sorted kinds. IN. 9&
. IN loA riAls; whites, So l0% rtals: velowr, IA
. e&; browns, 6A rails; Cucuruchoe, Az 6E rial
Boms sales Of molasses have been made at ~ aud on
rails and but triting quantity remains. We quot
~ rails Since our last report, $40 casks roe cam
In from tn. Uoted States and there have been sold IN
casks at 0k rails; 400 casks at I0 RAILS 1000 casks
about 7o0 casks in hands and very large stock
second hands The imports OF foreign rice, from lst
October until this date, reached The large quantity
1000 casks The for box sugars to the United
States a RAILS with very little enquiry. Ia
change about 600 600 taken London a few
days back at lax per cent premium, since which
nothing has occurred On New YORK aud Boston
We quote noniually l aud per cent premium
The weather has been bosterous within the last few
days, accom- panied by some heavy rains.
KIFosroN, Jamaica. Oct. g. ls47 i have no news tn
trsnsmit you The supply Of flour In market very
small and the price at present. Is 81 per barrel Mes
may Do quoted vt S4 aud rice at There Is Caro-
Inns ros IN market. Cor Baltimore Aeriean, Nor l6
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