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LATER FROM TIE DnAzns.
ANOTHER. BATTLE!

Ea By tho arrival ofsthe schooner Emma
Norton, from the BRACES, which she left on
the ! 9TH inst. we learn vcrhallysor an en-,
gagement between Col. Curtis aud Gen.
Urren, at some point between Monterey
and Camargn, in which The later was tlefea-
ted and driven of. with considerable loss.
Il appears that Gen. Urea, with 5000 CIV,
airy, was between Camargo and Monterey
on the 7th; and that Col. Curtis, with tie
forces un,ler his command, determined to
fight him for the purpose nf frc-cstablshing
communications between the two places.
Accordingly, he marched out Of Cumargn,
and soon came ur. with Urea. when The
conflict began. The fgh, lasted for sever.
al hours, and Col. Curtis having been met
by superior numbers, Urea managed to
surround him.; and the Col. was on the point
Of s,lrrenherng, as his retreat was cut oiT.
when he was encouraged by The aid nf ca
lnnel Drake, who commenced n sharp fire
upon the rncmv's rear. AS soon las the
firing was heard by Col. Curtis. he made
a desperate charge and effected q junction
with Col. Drake, which, cnabIc,! !.c:n &:
gain decisive victory. Urea retired pre-.
cipitaiely, an'l the line Of communications
on the Rio Grandc is thus entirely reopen.
cd. >&
IT is reported that General Taylor had
reached Monterey, and was on his way To
Camargo with force sufficient to open the
communications between the TWO points.
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MURDER.-We have seen n letter from
Orangeburg, under date Of the 18Th inst,
which states that murder had been COM
mi,tcd in thai DISTINCT on The Tuesday pre-
vions, ON the body Of Mr.. Benjamin Plum,
native Of Poland, but for several wears n
resident Of this city. He had fur some
mon tbs been rrddling in that District, aud
while on ihc road s::!r. exposing his wares
for sale. was murdered by a negro from
"ac Of tn" adjoining planla,i"ns Nho has
hecn arrested. The body Of AR. Plum
was found about fourteen miles above tho
village Of Orangcburg, with the skull bro
ken IN several places.
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Correspondence Of the Char. Mercmry.
ISLAND nF SAN ANTONIO DE LlzAHpn.
MEXICO, 9th March, 1917.

All the Rraimcnls have seen, wi.l, the
exception Of our own, nr" completely uni
Turned; and seeing the latter when on pa
rade, reminds. me of. II certain CITY Regi-
menl us il II existed not II hundred Year,
hce-ihat is tn say Rnaamullinsm being
the predominant feature. Imagine some
seven hundred men. composing ten com
rai irs, each company with the exception
Of The Charleston and Rirhlnnd, ntInruth
with red, blue. green, check. ant, white
shirts over their unnrnlionables; KiInar.
mock caps, nr white cotton skull hats, ui
Tie old Grimes cnt, protecting their seats
Of Knowledge from the peIling Of the pitt.
less storm; while their lower rxlrcmiiit :
are encasrd in every variety Of bnnt, shor
aud stocking! Such. with an equal indie
pcndrncc regarding The outward aud in.
ward man. will furnish you MI idea Of the
Carolina Volunteers. for whose use t1ccnty
thousand dolIars were appropriated by
The State Lcgislalurei am often ask kr,!
wait (or an explanation from some folks
nearer the Capital than ourselves.
Scrgenl Murphy, Of the Sumtervllc
C"mpan, died to-day, from inflammation OF
The bowels, brought on by The unwholc.
somcncss nf,hc food which we are compel.
led to cat, in order to susiainnaturc. Here.
tnfore the bad effects ofsnme nf the rations
have been enumerated by giving the men
rice, but even that is not furnished now
and j. can readiIybc inagi incd what follows
from only pork and old beans, eaten alnuc.
with the thermometer approaching 100!
But enough pour lc present.
Yonrs, DAN.
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From the N. o. Delta, MARCH, 81.
TREE 10xsTANT ERDM WE.
IRA GRUX,
SUCCESSFUL LANDING OF

SUCCESSFUL LANDING OF OUR
FORCES!!!
WATER AND SUPPLIES CUT OFF FROM
THE ENEMY!
Reconnoisancc- Landing the American
Forces-Carrying Rcdoubts- Loss nf
Capt. Alburtis and sercn Mcn-Inuest-
ment IF Vera Cruz Rescue of Mid
shipman Rogers The Squuiron. &c.
by the arrival. hl early hour this morn
ing If the schr. Portia. Capt. Powell, whicl,
left Sacri6cins on The 18th instant, we are
receipt"f the following highly interesting
intelligence from the forces cn.npcralimg
against Vera Cruz. For The facts detailed
we nre indebted 10 our correspondence and
conversations with passengers.
Troops were landed. after n reconnnis-
nncc on the 7,h, by Generals Scnu, Pat.
tcrson, Worth, Pillow, Qniimnn and
Twiggs, with their Aids and the Torogra-
rhirnl corps, which approached near The
shore, towards the direction of the Castle,
the guns from San Juan de Ulua nprnin q
fire upon The party, throwing shell and
round shot, but without doing any damage
to the accommodating parIv-lhe round shot
either passing over or falling short, and the
shell. although thrown with prrcisinI,,
bursting al IL considerable elevation, dui,u
nn harm. One shell passing over tn. slrn,n-
er Pe!:i'a, Che vessel employed in the re.
connnlsanrr,) md another bursting under
her bow, without during her any injury.
The Reconnaissance was made while the
transports md cnnvoys were lying nT at
Anton Lizardn; after their return, and the
least possible delay, Transports and con.
voys weighed anchor and stood ,n The south
ward Of Saciiiirins. !cnring in towards TN e
mainland, with fair hrccse aud in eallnn,
style, when they came tn anchor, the con-
voys ticking position in such manner as
TO protect the dis cmbarkncnl oflhc troops,
tho first 5000 being landed at Q o'clock
p. NJ. on the 9lh, and the remainder dur
ing the day. Tie landing is spokcn ofby
persons who were eye witnesses, as scene
ofmasniticencr, rarely witnessed more than
oncc'n a lifetime. Tho ,rnnps landed n.
mounted 10 the exact number ol l2, 1000.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Several communications have been re-
ceved, which will be attended to Is so n MS
we are able. We ask Of our readers the
obscrvance of our request in regard 10
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SENTENCED TO BE HUNG.

The nrSr" VIII" committed the murder
on Mr.. Plumb. vas tried at Ornngtbnrg on
Saturday last, and found gully. lie was
sentenced to be hung on Friday, the 9th OF
April next.
We stated last week that two or three
were concerned in the murder of MIR. p.
This was an error.-Pal. Banner.
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REMOVAL.

The Office of "THE BANNER" is removed to
the new building nextlo tho lot Of Mr. JAMES II.
VAUGHAN, on the Stateburg Road. q
E5Any business connected with the Office will be
attended to at the Office lately occupied by Mr. JAS
y BLANDlHu. ss.5
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MIscHIEvous MicE.-From circumslan.
ccs since discovered, says the Salem >iuz.
ctle, it appears that the rcccn, fire in The
house oi.D. a. Neal, Esq. was ungucs.
tionnbIy occasinnch by the action Of mice
upon friction matches. These dangerous
convenienccs requires much care TO pre-
ven. their becoming 'inccndiarics."
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From the JclIrrsoninn.]
LATER FROM SALTILLO.

We have letter from Col. jeff. Davis.
dated AT Snltillo, March 8, which sepaks
Of his wound lin the f"n,) as not being o +
n serious character, and that he is doing
well.
lie also states that the enemy had run
beyond the reach of Gen. Taylor: dispiri,ed
and 'lisheartencd, in a complete rout
We arc indebted I" Lit. Cri,lcndcn for
The letter from Cnl. Davis. 1t. G.. confirms
the statement that the Mexicans were in
full retreat fnr San Luis Pu,nsi. The Amer.
ic ans were in full possession nfBucna Wis
In and Aqua Nurva. The road between
.Camargo and Monterey was ngain compnr-
ntvcIy free from interruption.
II was supposed lhhat Urea had re- crossed
tho mountains.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT II is
said by The Alexandria Gazette that Mr.
Polk will visit North. Carolina in The month
Of June, In attend celebration Of The Uni.
versily, before which Mr.. Secretary Mason
has been invited to deliver an address.
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DAN.

lis singular coincidence that the nme
disease which has attacked The potatoes in
other countries has alIuCkeh the cocoon in
Jamaica.
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TF III lE 1B AM 81 l.EsI.IR 8
sUMTERyILLE, S. c..
WEDNESDAY, APRIL Z, ls47.

AGENTS FOR THE BANNER
MEssns. DELonME & WHrrE, sum,erviIle, s. G
T. W. PEours, ESQ, Camden, s. G.. ~
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The price of this article in tic Charles
t"n Market FOR the week cn,ling Friday.
End inst. varied from 1910 IL Id cents
pound.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
CITY ARRIVALS.

Crrr Horn. April 20-J M MeCuloek, Petersburg; G
Dass do; Pollard. r, lady and two children Henrico
Leo roindes,er, do; G w Pollard Albemsrle; Dr. J
Soahai, Smi,hheld; NJ Seawel, Gloucester; Miles
Selden. Chas City; Nrs Bltz Civ Point DR. w Fleet
Nng wini,m; DE- Wildmsn, Columbus IA; Mrs McLane,
Io p' Boswell, do; Jno Garrett. Albsmarls; Thos
a"on' soafoe; Y Hines. do; ID Dickson. Tennss-
Charlotte; Jno Gresham. King & Queen; VIM Collins,
M0.ion' Esy,on HARRISON Cumberland; A w Arlington,
NJ Bate. do; NJ = Hunter, UsA.
,..nn n.s n0ihL' April 22-Chss ophesn, Baltimore;
J,eoe orphean do; Miss Hannah do; Miss Ado do Mrs
nam, DO Tho Wynne. Grove Mis-. Cary, Yorktown; X
S1Id.eoonsh washing,on; Jno Carroll iso Of Wight VIM
Dfoley, 'a;J Myrick, do; Leon Georgia; ID Fen.
y, Balumote z w Gunnel, ST. Mount Vernon; G Archer
Shes.ereid MIR and Mrs Austin, child and servant North
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
Prom the N. o. Pieayuss. April "a.
LETTER FROM GEN. TAXInR

We have been placed in possession OF private letter adj
dressed to Geo. T. G. W. Butler Of the parish of Iberve
by Gen Tsyo which will be read with the greatest avd-
~ Whatever relates to the battle Of Buena Vista. OF
auhenuo ehafse'e must possess an absorbing interest
wall be at once seen that the letter not for the
press but VIC make apology for publishing such portions
OF II as are Of public The distinguished gentle
man To whom was addressed been moved by desire
To contribute TO the knowledge Of the pubic upon
crossing SUBJECT TO submit this letter for We do
not admit that there would be any improperly in this under
any circumstances; bot the present moment and
time when very unauthorized use is sought to be made
Gen Tayor's name think the publication appropriate
and indeed necessary to the right understanding Of his
great character.
paragraph In relation to the presidency will at
create attention. We conurc those who would appropriate
Gen Taylor Tor party purposes to ponder on what
written IL they put him forward party nominee they
must run him on party issues. VIII they esteehise him
upon the various topics which form creed o any parry
WIN they subject him to the surveillance OF party clubs.
oiier HIM up Tor the sustcnanee OF stump orators little
reflection will teach them better Lot him be the nominee
OF the Republic, n nominee
We have laid before readers several of Santa Anna
letters in regard TO the battles 2d and 23d OF Febiu
ary-one OF them elaborate in detail and complete IN de-
scrPnon. The letter OF Gen. Taylor which now for the
hrs time the light, does profess be minute de-
scripon OF the of those DAYS but IL presents in
clearer and authentic shape the grandeur OF the
sisance made TO the overwhelming forces OF the
and the vasiness OF the responsibility assumed giving and
MAINTAINING the battle Stripped oi his effective
surrounded by greater than his own and IN the
OF the cncmys country, the gallant old soldier
his ground and obaiaed victory when his obi
counsclcd a retreat
twill b. observed also that Gen TAYLOR begins TO espy
the spires OF the city OF Mexico from Businesses OF the
Sierra Madre. But enough OF introduction. When the
"Rood people Of the country read this letter fam be-
ieye that the hope OF the author will be deemed
sonabe when ne "thsy will be satisfied with what
he did on that occasion"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

~ Gen. Houston, Of Texss in speech recently deiv-
e-ed San Augustine stated that the commission OF Ma
or General rendered hm'elf and his colleague
Senator RaskJ and declined BY both. because they differ
ed oPnioa with the oeen who would have been their
in rank. the proper plan OF carrying the
war lie remaIkods
" His own experience in fighting MeKicsns, which he
believed 10 be greater than that OF the generals who
would have been above him. did approve the idea Of
marching Mexico with such eumbrou. train OF ieagoas
and such immense quantity OF kay General Scott
qufed-he did not wish to be encountered with all the
splcndor and Pump with which that general seaded
He preferred invading Mexico with Texans who required
bat mule mess, and could lay all night with but
blanket around them and with their rifles Rugged close
their bOsoms ready 20 fight moments warning When
his country called him, and he allowed indie.
pendent command OF any. who like Texans Injured
toll and could feed their hoscs grass and themselves
Ierked beet necessary, he then ready take his
life IN one hand and his sword in the other and
bis eounuys good required"
Far be ii from question the superior sagscity the
hero OF San Jaeno-who IS stated, forced against
his wishes, fight tAa battle, all the honors which
he has monopoIcd but nevertheless think the coun-
has congratulate itself that the conduct the
war has deVclved upon Generals in whose skill quite
much confidence is entertained that OF the renowned
leader OF the Texan forces
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
Lieutenant General Benton declines.

Senator Benton has addressed the following bre, episue
To the editor OF the Bonneville missouri Bulletin:
WASHINGTON. March 81, lS47
Mr.. QueseRJeuy-Sir: l see that you have put N my
name for Presidency, the head OF your editorial
lumn ard white thank You FOR this mark of your good
op,nol inform you that is entirely my
wishes and declared intentions, especially my speech
Bonneville IN 1874. must, therefore, request you drop
Iny from tho place you have given II; and # neees-
sary give any reason you very Truly say done
~ my request Yours, iTuly,
THOMAS IL. BENTON.
The gallant Senator is satiaied with eiuH honors ana
aspires only eclipse Napoleon in the tented field -
But unfortunately his eagerness conquer peace with
Mexico has been thwared by tho force Of public opinion
10 which even James X Polk forced succumb.
BY the way the Alexandra Gazette pertinenty adverts
the natural anxiety Of the public something
Of the character Of the EELieuienant Generals famous
plan for ubiugang Mexco-that plan which he mad drawn
up with much care, and which, after Haunting 1t in the
face Of the Senate with that pompous and mysterious
characteristic OF this renowned warrior he threw
mis- hat be hereafter revealed, when Taylor should be
whipped and Scott should recoil from the balements OF
San Juan dc Ulloa We are anxious see the mode in
which this digent reader OF Humboldt intended terify
the Mexicans into a speedy peace!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
Died..

Al ToeTsvie Louis, susday 18th inst OF NJ iron,
Acute Enstis, aged year and months WILLIAM OVER
TON eldest son OF Reuben and Ann Davis And has
death rudey invaded this sanctuary peace
mi' one who WAS Just beginning
OF nope And us meath his whitening touch away
and pis'edrom the earth k lovely
Torn 81 an inaoeen ehi dust has sought kindred
deep In he ara bosom Of the earth the ashes OF
now last mnsnR with those Of its mother Hut vital
spark immortal aud undyin
m nj OF ey-hss assembled To spirit land there miuEe
pure 'pi VITA those Of others sndiei ard eougeaa
own AM while the hot tears of am falling
and as'huga to the soul Of parental all, enn It's
Meet mat beneath The damp cold carhn the
TOMB amidst the cheer cn aud STROUD ep1sirg
that remains OF m hey loved Others could
mere the light OF fsA and Hope shedding
calm ard and above hs moutnf amidst
the deepest gloom and doaon The arge
Nhpenrg nigh; Suh little children
bad them not for Of such - the Kingdom Of Heaven"
Calm ON the bosom Of Thy God,
Young ~ III! rest there
Zen while with Thy footsteps trod,
His soul was Thy brow" p.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

~ The whig Mass Meeting numerously attended
on "Wednesday evening dense crowd filled all the open
space in oat OF the Southern porco Of the Capitol and
all seemed to be fired with enthusiasm and with confidence.
An April moon besmed softly upon them-and though
"Oercsst" occasionally with transient cloud from which
it Mr.. John VI. Patton drew omen OF successful
voyage to the Leaksy vessel in which the fortunes OF Lo
cofocoism in this District embarked-li struggled
through them ALL and shcuc brightly the last upon the
assembled multitude. The people addressed succa
siyey by Messrs r. T. Daniel, John NJ Bolts, Joseph
Mayo, and K. II. Toer and retired early hour pre-
pare for the duties. How they were performed
the statement OF the vote will tell
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

AERlvAL FROM CaISA-The Rev 5. x. Brown, lady and
two children, with three Chinese young ruen arrived
erday IN the ship HunTess from China, after peaF-
eTa years professor the Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb IN this city, and appon IN 1888 TO take charge
OF the school Tor Chinese YOUTH then established Macao
but since removed 10 Hong Kong under the direction Of
the Morrison Education Society, which composed main
~ foreign resdens IN China. The potsc,ed illness of
Ms t. has made 1t necessary for him return 10 this
country for season, but the school, which is in successful
operauon will be continued during his by his as
ss'ant Mr. VIM Aiier Macy young gentleman Of prom.
lsng talents formerly OF this city. The three Chinese who
have accompanied M Brown from the advanced
class OF the Morrison Education Socieys school, and have
been sent TO complete their education in this county and
Great Brain by the request and the expense Of some
N. Y. Com Adv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

T In reference to statement in yesterdays Enquirer,
that " proposition made by the Democratic Commit
tee OF Vigilance to the Wings, that each party should sp
point committee attend the polls snd challenge lega
voers," which declined by the Whgs proper to
say that declined because the Wings believed that
to the officers Of s isr discharge faithfully their
duty, this power might be safely conidcd, and would
be honestly exercised. They necessity Tor the or
g'nizauon OF corps Of chaenser who rarely fail
confession and excitement by unnecessary interference with
voters, who themselves naturally sensitive on tho sub
Iec and who often the n,eposiuon OF persons who
have legal authority question them The exercise OF
constitutional igh; The Wings nave peculiar interest
in guarding The pun,y OF the elective from the
abuse o. which, whenever occurs they generally the
sufirrers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
Richmnnh nnh Ol,in IlniIrnnh

The following gentlemen have been added let Of
Commissioners to open books for the Richmond and Ohio
Railroad;
II LyaelJug-John E1rly, Maurice Lsuzhorne Henry
Davis David Edley, John Warwick Odon G. Clay,
John Hons and Henry Scheduled.
A. ChgrLsi0H. Va-Jamos McFnland, samuel Han.
nah. and Fra Walar.
~ CiHeiBnat-- William NoT, Henry Spencer Jonah
Lawrence, aud Dr. Landon Rives.
~ William McComav.
n Abfngdoa-David Campbell, Col. a Findoy, and
Col. Bau
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23

SyfTHsoSlAS iSsTITuIE-Ihe cornerstone OF the Smith
Institution wall be laid M Washington on the let OF
May. The Masonic Grand Lodge Of the District OF CO.
Jmoa have expressed their willingness 10 participate in the
ceremonies on the OCCASION and the Building Committee
have since extended invitation the Order Of Odd Re
lows, the Corporation Of Washington, ihe volunteer COM
panIes ana the citizens generally, Join the ceremonies
II d-rsO1d tina the President the United States CO
head O the corporation, "es'sbhment" Of the Smith
sln1n Institute, will n the ceremony Of laying the
and Wee President OF The United Stae.
Chancellor 4 the Institution IL expected also 10 be
present aud deliver address on the occasion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
NORFOLK MARKET, April 81.

Corn-The receipts have been very limited during tho
past week. Sales have been made at s2as3 CT, p.r b for
Mixed, sias6 for White, and 80 IS cts for Yellow
good demand exists at this time for all descriptions
hardly remember have seen the stock in market n,
ght as It is this time.
Saves-We have no alteration from last week. quota
tons.
Vessels continue scarce Freishs to the Yves, Indies
and eoaswise as quoted last week No European
Offering.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
.uAIfItIEn.

on Ihufs'ay evening by the Rev. Taylor Nit MARCUS
L. hEptokp to Miss ELIZA A. BRADLEY. all OF this city.
AT wentworth. Rockingham county, N Z. on wednes-
Gay evening the 1th instant, by Rev. John r. Lee Hon
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS s. Senator from the State of
hnois to Miss MARTHA DENNY, only surviving daughter
OF Col Robert Martin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-23
RICHMOND MARKETS.

nkroRrxp asp CORRECTED rwrE wux 70. rus VINE
ArnL ~. istT.
ToeAcco-No change since las, qaO,aaOa.
FLOuR-S6.55.
CORN-90 cents per bushel.
CoFfEE-wrh steady country demand. We quote
Laxuayn li,sie Rio 7iase; Java Iosiie: ST. Domingo
sisIe.
flSli-Herrings-A small lot Of N. C. No. Herrngs,
fret arrival, brought S5.75 on tho whaff.
oATs-SOc from Depot aud wsgons-45c. from YES
sells.
CUT NAILS-4ta4ie.
TEAs-Imperial and GunPOwder soc. to 81, IS; Blael
25a50c.
wH1SKEY-Bbls. soc; Hhds. 29c.
LlME-Thomaston from store, Sl.l2l.
MoLAsSES-New Orleans, in Dbl, IS to SIC; Porto
Rico 35c.. Cuba 23a27c.
cANDLEs-sperm soao3c.; Paten, Sperm 4oc Hull.
Patent lie; Tallow l2}al3c.
CLOVER SEED-S4sa5-dull.
HERDS GRASS-Sl.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushel.
PIG IRoN-S25 TO IS.
Oll-Wnter strained oil best 100 cts per gal.
PRoVlSloNS-Baeon, now. hog round, 9sal0 cents;
Western Sides, new, 81 Shoulders new, SAC; Now Lard
loPLAsTER-FrOm the Wharf, 1915 per ton; do.
Basin $3.50.
SuGARS-Doubo Loaf Sugar I2c; Crushed i2c; Pul.
ycrized l2ic; N. Orleans 7astc for strictly prime; Porto
Rico 7issic.; st. Croix 9ialO.
SHOT-5a5t.
SALT-Sales from wharf at 81 soc.
EXCHANGE.
p. YORK drafts ;"s prem Baltimore drafts tsl prem
South Carolina dis. Wheeling dis.
Treasury Notes prem. Tennessee 3 dis
Alabama Sac dis Specie Al prep,
BEEF MARKer-ArnL 90
CATTLE. $3.50 to 81 IS gross.
SHEEP $i,7S 81.
HOGS, 90 so, and dun.