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wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

WlO An DhLCAm OF WILD CHERRY.
We challenge the world to produce medicine of
any kind that stands the test like this article See
what an agent in Kent county, Maryland, says.
who has been selling il since it wss frat intro
duced.
Chcstcrtowp, Feb. ~, 1876.
Mr.. Seth w. Fowle--Sir: understand that YOU
have become the general Wholesale Agent for tia,
valuable medicine, Wi<tar's Balsam Of Wild Cher.
~. Having sold all had of Mr.. Butts if you
please, you may send me another gross the first
opportunity have heen the agent for selling this
medicine four five years during that time I
have sold some hundreds of dollars worth have
frequently sold il to persons apparently in the last
stages of Consumption, who were cured with it
when all other remedies, and the skill of physicians
had failed This article has by its own Intrinsic
value, performed many wonderful cures and es.
,ablished for itself reputation far surprising any
other medicine of the name kind, for the cure of
colds. coughs, early agcs of Consumptiou Asth-
ina, Liver Complaint, &c. JOHN RUSSELL
Such is the unprecedented success of this medi
cine. none are genuine unless signed Butts on
the wrapper.
BE careful and get the genuine DR.. wISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. Zone genuine
unless signed by ]. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston. Mass.
For sale by G. H. Helm fish, Portsmouth, Va
nj. A. SANTOS, Wholesale and retail Norfolk and
by Druggists generally throughout the country
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MRS. S. CROCKER

M ks >. CROCK Err takes this method 10
W. inform ;he citizens of Portsmouth that She
mas established a SELECT SCHOOL for youno
Misses, and small children in the House FORMERLY
occuplei by the Rev. MIR. Harrison on London
street, "here limited number of Pupils will be
Terms, from Three to Five Dollars per Quarter
10 weeks. To- ~
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[From Messrs. Bull & Alden !,

Louisville, Ky. Feb. 49, 1916
DR.. G. Benz. Smith-Dcar Sir You viii nic.s.
send US twelve gross of your valuable Pills From
pre.cnt indirnti1ns we shall cell large emount of
Your friends RULE & ALDEN
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From DR.. Singleton /

n - - = ShllthIand, KY Fen. %, 1916
DR.. G. Benz Smith Dear sir: NOTHING has cvcr
been Introduced that has sold so well and given
Such general satisfaction, your Improved Indian
'cge'apic II Is. Very respectfully yours
+. S SINGLETON.
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WANTED.
AGENCY FOR MILL BANDs

HIDES, OF every description green sailed and
dried, for which the highest market price viii be
palo' or Leather given in exchange.
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IT1HE LAST CALL FOR TAXEs

'l'HE LAST CA LII FOR TAXES.-Au
-. n PERSONS who arc yet indebted for TOWN TAX.
rs, are respectfully informed that my duty is inn
Per"tVe IN the matter, ana shall he compelled to
levy on thelr goods aud chattels if they are nc. inn
IheuIa'eiy settled The Board of Trustees will
show no Ienity tp me or nv surctics, and look fnr
a prompt settlement early in January, all will
therefore, see the necessity ] am under to adont
trust that each will promptly meet their liabilities
thereby relieving me fro very unpleasant duty
Dec ' No'''''o''
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NNUALs AND OTHER BOOKS. sui,n

IN bic for Christmas and New Years Presents
Inc amaranth-Fricndsh Offering
The May-Fow
Poctfy OF Flowers ami Flowers of Poetry
Poets of America-The Rose
iallcck' s Poems Poems of Amelia
Millions Poetcal Works
Chil,ie Harold
Myrtis, 18th other Etchings
Portical Works OF Collins, Gray. and Beattie
Sears New Pictorial Library
Bunyan's illustrated Pilgrims Progress
Pociical Works of Miss I.andon
r1c'icnl Works of Rogers, Campbell, Montgome-
ry, Lamb, and Kirk White
Juvenile Scrap Books-Guhlsmitb,s Essovs
llyaCinth or Affections Gift
Southry'. Poctical Works
Beautiful bound PRAYER Books
Bibles and Hymn Books together with n great
variety oil Juvenile Hnoks, for sale low by
w. H. II. HODGES & CO..
Dec - (,r,wf,>d s,r.,
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KE, 40 hhds nrw crop New Orleans Su
a gar, Is hhds w L. MuasScs
Ia bhs Rusty and Sour Mess Pork
no boxes Soap. various kinds
no hblS y. o., Il. T.. ami y. Y Rum
100 bbs Common Rye Whiskey
$40 boxes Rio, l-aguaYra and !ava Coffee
% bhis Coguac brandy, list and 4th proof
9O hbls Philadelphia and Baltimore Gin
100 boxes ManuftC turcd To ,acco
BOO bags Shot 400 kegs Mails
~ packages Loaf and Crushed Sugar. Baltimore
and New York -rfncd
80 boxes Mustard, Pepper aud Chocolate
Ana in"mentIy cxrectcd, 1000 bis Georgetown
and Baltimore Saperfinc Flour, for sale bv
Jan 81 JOSIAH WILLS.
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HURRA FOR TEX AS!-This is to infD,m
- the Public of Portsmouth, Gospnrt. Nevtnwn
ana inc surrounding country that an, still at the
oLD 81 AND, and just ready and wiling L.,
accommodate them, as | was when fir.t com.
lnenced and AXE this method of communicative
u theln my unielgned thanks for the very liberal
patronage extended to during the mast vear
and wolld soi'clt call from those who have called
oei're and particularly inform those who have not
yet called thai CAN SUPPLY NASY MORE
shall for the succce hing year be co,,,lIv as
'ronpt and punctuali in my business as was last
year. in ~
COPPER, TIN AED SHEET IRON WORK
CoN-TANT SUPPLY OF
SIOpES, Of ecery Pariety and Pattern
always on hand, whCh. with every article in nv
iine are sold cheap for cash
DANIEL s. CHERRY
Jan Under tie Old Dominion Office
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TRUST SALE OF REAL AND PER-
SONAI, ESTATE

PURSUANT TO Deed of Trust, executed by
Il Nathaniel N. Tatrm and Abigail F. his wife
bearing date on the 3d iav of August in tho yea r
1913, and OF record in the Clerks Office Of Nor folk
county Court for the purp ,sgs mentioned in said
Deed, we shall expose to sale Mt put lie auction for
each, before the Court House OF Norfolk County
on THURSDAY the 4th day Of February next, at
IL O'Clock, the following Real nd Personal Estate
to wit; the TRACT OF LAND at the mouth OF In.
dian Creek, in the County of Norfolk, on which
the said Nathaniel w Ta,cm Icsid,s and which
was devised 10 him by tie will OF his father Ma
thaniel +. Tatem, deceased.
And al OF Two Tracts of Land on Indian Creek
conveyed to said Nathaniel ~ Taicm by VIM III
Hunter and wife 10y Deed of 18th July 1897, save
mat portion OF the same since sold and convey cd
by SAID N. n. Tatcm to Jno. NJ. y. Haynes
Inc above Tracts of Land, all lying CONT guous
TO each other. form of the most desirable Farms
In Norfolk Comfy They ontain about two hun
dred and hfty acres, and are situated at the mouth
3i Indian Creek, where it cmptes into the Eastern
Branch of Elizabeth River about three miles from
the City of Norfolk. On the premises is a good
Dwelling House with all necessary out buildinps
Also, Slaves Jenny, Catherine, Susan and S,
phcn.
The Lands above men toned will be sold together
SUBJECT to Hen for $1,000, with interest thereon
from the 30 h July. 1913.
JOHN CHANDLER) n
SAMUEL NJ. WILSON trustees
Portsmouth, Jan Ads
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A Poor THAT NAN CAN BE HIS OWN
c,.NprArHER.-'rhere was widow and her
inter in. law. and and his son. The
widow married the sun and the daughter the old
gentleman. The aidow was therefore mother To
her own husband. They had sun to whom, she
was grandmother; now. as the son Ut a great
Grandmother must be either n grandfather or great
uncle. this boy was one or the other He was his
own grandfather This was the case v i,h bpv
At school at Norwich. --Hood's .NagoSine.
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BOARDING HOUSE.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS
TO be had at the GUN ESTABLISHMENT in

portsmouth.
A the subscriber is determined TO sell persons
IA IN want of anything in my line may rest as
sureh mat the subscriber will not be under sold
nor und"r- worked. Every arti lie in the 500, fling
Lane always ON hand and mind, am not to be-
under-s1ld Thankful for past favours respect
iuiiy request continuance OF the same as no ex-
'rtons OF my part shall he spared to please those
wh" may iavor inc with their custom, as assure
the public IL ia not all talk and no cider" but /
intend to do Just as say So for ba q inns stop al
Tho Sign of the Mammoth Gun HiJh street ono
door East of the Old Dominion Office
J. a. SPALDING.
per and Brass. Jn a
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NJ ABAJA d HERMAN CORTES Sc
~ HAfS ~ are anxious to call the .ttcn lion
OF All tho'c who smoke, and are c,Inpctynt Judges
oil god Segars aud genuine Tobaccn W.. have
received some OF these cecb"at, d brands NARAJA
HERMAN COR !fS on account IF their extra
Ordinary superior quality, aud tx onsive dcmanc
IN inc Inre states, are universally acknowled gcd
to be lar superior e. any Scgars ever i'm sortcd-
we can establish t;.ls fact, by smokers and good
judges in Norfolk and other portions of the ui,cd
states We have other brands which cannot he
cx'ciicd Lt India, WoodviHe, Baranea, Regalia
d1'Scdro'as' La Norma, &c, &c. For sale al the
Drug Store, Sign of the Big Mortar
Dec 81 CHAS. Fl HEINITSH Agent
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new patent stove has been invented fur cold
weather. II is to be worn in the boot A mus.
,srd plaster is 10 he placed in the hat, v bich
draws the heat thru the whole system.
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COMMISSIONERS sALE.-Pnr,r,r,, 90
~ decree Of the Comfy Court of Norfolk. be, ring
date on the 9Th day Of November, 1876, in a smfi
therein pending in Chauccry, in which John r
Young is PlintiH, and Mary Louisa YOUNG and
VIM. H. Young, infauts, arc Defendants, I shall
proceed TO sell at Public Auction for cash bcfnrc
the Court House Of No folk County on the 27u in
slant, at III o'clock the following personal est.fc
viz: ''0'
valuable Slave Isaac, aged about 81 years
Jan 7-tds JOHN COOKE, Cornmissioncr
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FINE STOCK OF CLOTHING-

I'HE Subscriber wishes to inform the community
lot of Goods, rs follows
Black Cloth Frock Coats, bes: quality-Black Bu.
sinesS Coats-Black Cashmere Pants-Pilot Cloth
Coats and Pants-Bitck aud Fancy Satin VcsIs
shirts OF every description, &c. &c.-and thew are
the cheapest ever offered to this generous conIrnu
nifty.
Give us a call we will be glad To- see Won aud
will use our utmost TO do the thing which Is rjgbt'
My Goods cannot be surpassed in material or
workmanship; They are just from Leon Berg,s
made up in the latest style, and IN Inc best order
Ali-Cal at the Portsmouth Arcade
Jan + M MIL Ec
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II sums to suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S,
zee o-u Lottery and Exchange Office
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ID. MINTON, Dealer in Fine Gold Lever
y. Watches, Jcwciry, Silver and Plated Wares
Crawiori STREET, Portsmouth,. Va.
o. Fine Watches repaired and warranted
Jan 10
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FOR SMITiIFIELO.

Aszz=%s The new steamer Fd,Dn
A-1lA will, until further notice
IIt:Sxas.:.,-..,,s make Three Trips week
between Norfolk & Smith
ned leaving Myers wharf, Norfolk every rues-
day Thursday and Saturday. at o'clock, A. NJ
returning leave Smithlied every Monday, We'd
mes 'ay and Friday, at O'Clock A. NJ
Passage $l.--Freight at the packet rates
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MOLASSES, Sweet and Heavy. On NIL
lVl prime retailing Moasses, aud a few bbds y
low priced Cuba, for sale by """s
DeoH J. WILLS
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N EW BOOKS. The Emigrant, by Sir Fran.
IN CHS 3. Head, Bart
The Useful Arts, considered in connection with
the applications Of Scicucc: with numerous Fn-
cravings, by Jacob Biqlow, Md.
Parental Instruct tons or c uidc To Wisdom and
virtue designed for young persons of either sex
Physician. "''' - ~
The Juvenile Companion aud Fircsi,Ic Reader
G"nslS ing OF Historical and Bo2rapbcai Ancc
noIes, and Selections in Poetry, by Rcv'd. j. l..
Inc Lie and Surprising Adventures OF Robin.
son Crusoe, with biographical account of Detoo
illustrated with htty characteristic Cuts
The Use OF the Body in Relation to the Mind Lv
George Moore, NJ. ID. y
BcNuchamp, the Error novel. bv G, p y
James, EST "
Fortescue, novels by !. Sheridan Knowles.
For sale by S. II. IL HODGES &, CO
Jan II "
Told North State copv1
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NEW CROP N. o. SUGAR, Co.'s hhds
II prime quality sugar
100 bbs Mess PORK. coon exoected nor ba,o,o
F'ttnsn' Tor sale by J. WILLS,
ia" Commerce street.
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ALL NOT LOST THATlIS IN DANGER
WM. p: STEWART s. CO., would acuuaint the
w public, that their stock of DRY GOODS is
In good order, and ly for sale as usual not iti
standing the ruin which threatened Anxious ns
ever 10 DISPOSE OF thc'r stuck prices will he kept
low, and no cxcrtion spar ed to accommodate iii =
every day viii add interest tn their already larrt
stock, as every arrival of the Northern Boats will
improve IT. 'VM. p. STEWART & Co,
Jan i9-2w No. Z, Main stree
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FALL AND WINTER ARRANEE-
MENT
NEW STEAMBOAT AND RAIL ROAD


Richmond, Petersburg, Fredericksburg, Washington
and AleTdndria'
AS@e.Iszs n Fare To Richmond and
A~-IE $AS,, Petersburg, rs cents only,
Yez,s1s:.ssss::cSe---,n including meals
ls5=ssssasdszs Fare to + iericksbure
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GOSHEN CHEEsE.-5O boxes and Is casks


GOSHEN CHEESE.-5O boxes and Is casks
II Cheese, Just received
% hrkins New York Butter, OF good quality
90 bbls lst proof Swan Gin, of superior quality
III hhds bright, heavy and sweet Molasses at a
low price
40 dds superior Mountain Flour, landing from
~ go hrs Dorchester and Ploughboy
loO boxes DaGetts,' Smith * Curlett's' Candles
oVO sacks @. A. Salt in store and for sail low
~ bbls Phil. Cordial, Of superior quality
10 oo&es Gunpowder and Imperial Canton and
Country Tea ~
10 or casks Cognac BRANDY
SUI reans wrapping Paper, large and small, for
~ j. WILLS.
SIX TRUNKS From Macintosh mad all yell
- h'icd.L Inc Ladies who have been waiting for
those Goods can now be supplied. '0'
10 pairs hne Morocco thick sole Bnskins
~ 10 90 90 90 do flannel lined
35 do do do do do flannel lined
80 do Black Lasting Caters, winter stvlc '''''
30 do Bronze do do do 10
90 do Misses Morocco Buskins thick sole
81 do do do Tics do do
10 do Mcrino Cloth Caters
Besides many other fine Goods from that unri
vailed manufacturer.
New York Boot and Shoe Store next to the Far
mGr's Bank, Main street J. II. GREGORY.
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~ EW BOOKS Just received and for sale hv
w. II. II. HODGES s, co
Grahan's English Synonymcs
Amy Herbert. tale bv The author of CertruL.,
Salkelds Classical ntiqpities
NOS l23 and l24 Illustrated Shakespeare
No IL illustrated History of England
Guizots History of Civilization vol 4
Frost's Book of Anecdotes; or the Moral of His
tory, taught by real examples
introduction to the French Language: contain
ing Fables, Select Tales, Rema bic Facts ANN
sing Anecdotes, &c, with Dictionary of all the
words translated into English by NJ De Fivas
perts Tales of Cbivalry '
The Story of Joan of Arc
ivy" . i@O'e't' moral FnliOsOphy. Dec II
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ERENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE-Af.
at 9nss r. Ns%
and Mr. Greeneas Institution for Young Ladies, LOG
to Of c AGsREp fF
TO HAIKMEN. AND LIVERY STABLE PRoPFIE.
TOhs.Eor sale. very superior Hackney Coach, built
oy LLOYD o. NewsTn y j. Cost not long since Saao in
''G inquire s'S e: INV 1s.1
NOTlCE-The members Of PheniI Assembly No OF the
Bsneyoens Order Of Bereans requested to attend
purpose Of unahd business and other bu
Of importance that will be brought before the meeting
no n0p'o every n'n SoH IN n p gss5's.
X OOFING-THElA AMERICAN CO1POsI TON, ~.
nearly than ~. now IN use and moIs
durable l. sal also one Of tho greatest
out iss Of re- Al orders
s, "ss and 81 Atlantic street, South BSSsiyn
e. a1v a1;. iii s.9:I,y admit
,eloful. cancel lspt..v chr9ne fsy. and
Complaint s9mfsn
Ss:
eesu oy m ne da~ ons ana CERTAIN and
prompt and For sale the depot 50 and 50
Corr,sodf street and the druggists generally
A CEKTIrlyATE FROM MR.. INGEKsoN, OF Lam
1.es ."G JAZZ. S s CcuaS 81
L. Geotge ngerson, OF Lancaster hereby certify that
have been troubled with the Asthma for about twenty years
Last November, when began tskiug Wistars Bassm of
Wild Cherry had been unable to do anything for several
months and had very few nights been able 10
rest bed Almost began take it, felt re-
Ievsd have taken about two bott'es My health
aether improved few returns Of the Asthma which have
had that almost mmed tely by taking
the Balsam rest we'll and my health is aud has been
months, better than any time previous for years
eheerfuy recommended this medicine all who SINH.
lArly afflicted. GEO. w. INGERSON.
nLsncssfsr, N n, April 2sth. 1896.
Price 81 per bottle--siI bottles FOR eve dollsrr
aale Hhoesfle TetQ,l BY A. III ID, AANDE. 100
fulton street. corner ofWian, sss by druggists generally.
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On the 10th instant after lingering Illness ApELINE
H., wife Of J. Richard Burdsali.
The friends of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funers from her late residence SO Lexington
Avenue, this Saturday at O'Clock
On the 18th instant in the 9th year of her age MAR
oAREr JANE, wife Of William Hobbs Pyne and youngest
daughter Of the late Tierney, of Waterford Ireland
The friends and acquaintances Of the family
specially invited to attend her funeral SATURDAY
afternoon at O'Clock, from her late residence, 3?l
Green wich street.
On Friday morning, 10th inst, after short illness
CoRNELIus ScHEScK, aged So years
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence 81 Elizabeth
street. corner Of Hester street. this afternoon at
O'Clock.
On Thursday evening, Nov. ls.h Miss CHRnTIsA
BEcKERs, native OF Hanover Germany sged l9 years
The relatives and friends Of the deceased are
fnly invited to attend her funeral this after
noon at half past O'Clock, from the residence Of her
brother n-lsw, Mr. Thomas Kruse No. $40 Rivingten,
corner OF Goerck street without further invitation
On Friday, the 10th inst, of consumption, JAMES
MURPHY, aged % years, months and days.
His friends and acquaintance, and those Of his bro
Their, William Murphy, and his uncle, Francis Murphy
respectfully invited attend his funeral on Sunday
the 2st inst, half past three O'Clock, from No. 81
Hsmmersley street.
At Trinidad de Cuba, on the 26th of October last
MARIA TRINIDAD CUETo, wife Of Ramon de Zald Esq,
Of this city.
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By ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
Southern News

PETERSBURG, Nov 10, ls47
The mail lie In from New Orleans to the i2th. No.
thing later from Mexico.
The New Orleans papers contain two letters to the
Della from Mexico which report that Gen. Taylor
the road TO San Luis Potosi and other speculative
rumors.
The Hon J. NJ Berrian and william C. Dawson, are
elected Senators 10 Congress from Georgia.
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MIR. CIay's speech. etc.

CINCINNATI. Nov. Ig-F. NJ
Mr. Clay's speech has not been published here In
Louisville. II will be published tomorrow in the Ler
ingfon Obserrer-
The Wooster Bank, Il was supposed, had suspended
specie payments The banks here refuse to receive Its
bills on deposit
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that our banking institutions should be properly regu
lated We have the best banking system In the word,
and all we have to do 10 To preserve it, Place the affairs
Of each bank before the public often possible and
there will be very little danger ofanysudden expansion
These things will regulate themselves, when subject to
the inspection of the public
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The Democratic Legislative Caucus, &c.

- ALBANY, Nov. 10, 1917
Utica was selected last evening, by the democratic
legislative caucus the place Of meeting Of the coming
State Convention to appoint delegates the next demo
hxed upon the day Of meeting motion to substi-
tute Herkimer, In the place Of Utica rejected by
vote Of 20 to a. The methsd OF appointing delegates
was left TO the decision Of the Utica convention.
child Of Mr. Philip Msssor, wilfully poisoned at
Berne this county about fourteen days ego BY his
aunt, Catherine Messor.
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Markets
BosToN, Nov 10, p. M.-Cotton-Ths market con-
tinued rather feeble and sales Of 600 bales made
without change In prices The market closed with Q
downward tendency Flour-The market vas dull
Sales Of 500 bbls were made including snesee and os
wsgo with some good lots Of Western at SO % 37H
Wheat--No sales were exported. Rye remained
changed. Corn-Sales Of 1000 bushels made, in
Guiding good Western mixed, at 74o and yellow do at
TAO Osts-salss Of 5000 bushels were made at 60s.-
There nothing important In provisions. FreighIs to
Europe dull. No steamer yet.
ALBANY, Nov. le-Flour-Thsre change in
prices, and the market very dull with o downward
tendency No wheat Every thing 10 the way Of pro.
OF four rowed at SO cents CornSses OF 2Oe0 bushels
yellow were made at 10 cents. Whiskey dull Re-
ceps by canal during the preceding twenty four hours
Flour II 500 bbs; wheat 1000 bushels; barley 1000
do; corn, 1000 do.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l9-Ths market, in the daily e.
sales Of 800 bbs Howard street at S. IS Wheat-saiss
OF 5000 bushels made, including Maryland at 90
and white at about 81 So Corn continued dull at $50
for Maryland white and mixed and at $40 Provisions
were dull and transactions limited. Waiting for AGA
dias news.
PIrrsBuRe, Nov l9.-Flour-Ths market showed no
Wheat remained the same Holders generally were ask.
Ing more than millers we're willing to pay Whisksy
moment doing in provisions except in retail trass.o
lions There was heavy rain last night. The river
was again the rise and report sk feet Of water in
the channel.
CINCINNATI, Nov. le-Flour--The market continued
nrn and note sales Of 400 bbs at 81 49, while more
was asked for good city mills Whskey-Sales Of 100
bbls OF iectihed mere made ut Tx ots. Wheat-The
market was steady and sales Of 500 bushels made
consisting Of good Ohio mixed at 90 cts In corn we
have heard Of sales Of Importance. Hogs-Ssp Of
head were made at SO go Lard-sales Of 200 pack
ages we're made at sh OTIS Pork-ssles of only 100
goo bbls were made without change In prices No
terisl change in the river.
photographic cor Of Philad Bulletin
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. H. 1sl7.-Cotton without change
In price, and our market heavy Mess pork, $40 New
Orleans sugar. sales ut 6s cts Lsgusyra coffee 81 OTIS
Sales hour at SIS % to So 81 FOR Ohio and ST. Louis
Whskey in bbs 10 OTIS Business awaiting the steamer
overdue.