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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-27

The in this district however has been so close
that unit, all the in i, will be impossible de-
the result We believe, however, that Mr. Akin
son has been reelected.
Second Distref-We have had, for several days con-
ctng from this dstrict-but believe 1t is now
probable that George w. Boiling the Wing candidate.
has beaten George c. Dromgooe by maorty-a most re-
markabe triumph, 1t will admitted when il, is remem
bcred that the Locooco msoy has heretofore been
less than sO0 Gen. Dromgooe too has long been the
acknowledged leader Of the Old Hunker division of the
Loeooeo party in Virginia. post for which he was pecu.
culiaty qualified by his fine talents debaer and his
singular adroness party and parliamentary tacucan
When Col Boiling consented to take field against him
IL believed by the sangune Wings TO be foorr
enterprise, undertaken by that gentleman with the patriotic
purpose mainly Of discussing before the people of District
not often accustomed to hear Wing doctrines proclaimed
and defended from the stump, the pending before the
county Yet, if the that have reached us be
reliable, believe they are the South SIDE District ha.
been redeemed by gallant and able candidate. Tina
readers may appreciate the magnitude OF the victory
the given with that the Pres
DENTAL election in 1874.
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From the n. o. Pie,vup,

lfiom tue ~ u fIeayune, Apnl is.
MoRE TRooFs-The steamer Tslma, Capt. Iiite from
Louisville yesterday brought down the following detacL-
ment Of troops belonging the 10th Regiment Of Inflny
L. ). Army.
Major J. w. Talbot, Capt J. A. Iendrick and lst Lieut.
Hughes, with 50 men, from Madison la.
Capt JOS. w. Brlnnon aud lst Lieut. G. w Single
ton, with 80 men from Louisville Ky
The steamer Circassian, Cap, Cox, from Pit,sl,urg
brought down Capt5 Walden AMI Sbcry with three COM
Panies OF the llih Regiment Infantry.
The steamer Mouniainoor hourly expected from Pits
burg with two companies more.
STEAMERS The Sat or WAR.-We learn that tho
Government has chartered the fine steamer james L. Day
aud that she will leave here for Vera
Cruz. She has recently had boilers put into her and
Is said TO be IN fine order for service when she first
came ont from the North.
the Government steamers Fashion and Telegraph both
sailed last eyeningthe former for Vera Cruz and the lat
ter Tor the Baz1s. Lieut. Mead, Of the u. s. Navy was
passenger the Fashion the Telegraph took gu, more
formidable number;
LIZ oF PAssESsERs-Brig Gen Cadwaldcr u S A Capt
Hooker, G., u A. servant and horse; Copt Sui
livan u 5 a; Capt Coolidge Mass Regi; Capt Mis-
to-, 5 $ CiTko, II Hunter. G. a Pickett, Mr. Webb
o. the Qulrtermasier's Dept; Farrell Sger; Col Da.
venpofi, A; Mr. Murphy Suief; Col Croghan Tnspsc-
tor Gen a; Mr. Levy. Postr aster Braz :; Mr. Web
sicr, Suffer- Lieut. Chapman, 9Th Infantry a; Mes-r-
Smtadc snd Tappan Committee for the remains OF Lieut.
l. Moore, Miss Volunteers; Capt Pcnscr, A q NJ n
Vol; Cap, VI Ruff, Mounted Rifles, with az men and
horses.
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Greenbrer the from which may found
eolamn. Strong hopes enleTtsinod that Mr. Preston
(Whg has feated the late LOeocco represe NATIVE Gen.
Cb,pman We are not yet able. however, form reis;
be opinion.
TAWiecnh Dishiet From ihis District. IN which An
drew Futon iS the whig card date. and Fsyeue Nc
Mullen snd Samuel h. Goodson the candidates OF the
LocoJeo party, have returns. We hope. however,
that MIR Fulton may beat both Of his competitors.
FouIEeHh Dsfrtet We have a very faint hope Of the
election Of Mir McComas in this Dsrict-the withdrawal
OF Mr. ST phcnson the regularly nominated candidate OF the
Wing party the OF the election. having prevented,
fear foil Wing vote, well as it's concentration on
Mr. Nice. r. A. Thompson is the Loooicco candidate.
EitfbtesnA Disriei-Therc is doubt of the re.eee-
ton OF VIM. q. Brown Loco) in this District.
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raseneo Of their good fortune We ourselves. TO our
shame be II said, have brought this fatal Disgrace upon
cur arms by our intetm nabe dis-entons.
am resolved to CO and meci the enemy. Chance
may deer that the proud American hos, shall take the
capital OF the Aztec empire shall not behold that dsas
ter, Tor sna hrs' lay down my life in the struggle.
Yet the nation shall not perish | swear that
Mexico shall triumph my wishes are seconded by sin
cere and unanimous effort. A thousand times fortu-
nae TOT usw prove tho disaster OF Vera CIuz If the fall
OF that city shall awaken in the breasts Of the Mexeans
the enthusiasm. the dignity and generous ardor of true
PATRIOTISM IL will undoubtedly prove the salvation OF the
county.
"oh the 9th OF March were ,I,c. assembled same
troops at the National Bridge under the command OF Cen
sTa La Vega and OF the Governor OF the state Don Juan de
Soto Between the 27h and the 3Oh two brgaees of in
ny sau one OF cavalry marched from the capital in the
direction OF the bridge, with their espondns batteries
amounting in ell TO 1000 msu
"On the LIST of April General Santa Anna in person
would set out from Mexico, with 1000 more direct the
mii'iry operations tho Of Vera Cruz resolved AZ
nc TO dispute the ground inch by inch and die before
~ WIN oOHsen' 20 Pesee-hs own words we lind them
both m letters and in printed documents. Enrolment
troops 10 going on at various points
The army OF the North has returned Luis Potosi
where II remained At the date Of the latest adycos"
The DaIo de Ia Marina publishes a condensed account
81 the e1mSlrdmeut and capituauon from its corrspon
Gent al era CuH IN which vehement reprosehes show
cred on Gen Scot, for his hardness Of heart in denying
the prayer OF the foreign consu that they and their
patriots might be permitted leave the city, after
lack had begun; aud the noble Spanish
Senior Ecaano, is laudcd the Skies he having declared
the correspondent that wiih nations flag IN his
hand, and at the head OF his eounymep and country
men, he would go forth from the city, and the American
general might fire at them 1t he chose" The correspon-
dent adds that Senior Esealante about putting his
IN execution when the proposals for surrender agree
on by the Mexican authorities.
The story referred a letter from Senior RAJ
mon Ve "the only civil authority remaining the place.
TO the Spanish consul expressing the admiration the said
ei' authority Tor the consurs generous conduct through
cut the siege-which tho "cvi authority" with
"he cruel and unheard OF auoeos Of the
mics OF the republic"
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irom wharf at 81 soc
EXCHANGE
oFFics OF rHk n. Y. cOMMkRclAL ADVERTISER,

saturday. April %, 2, T. NJ.
The sales OF Ashes this week include about 400 barrel.
OF both kinds at S5aS5l25 per 100 lbs for Pots closing
at the higher rate, and $3.50 for Pearls
The sales OF cotton for the week ending last evening
amounted TO 9lOO bales including G. 400 Of INLAND and
Florida, and =, 200 Mobile and New Orleans The ar
walls during the same period were .2s5 bales The favor
able news OF the Cambria has had the effect of advancing
prices here about ! Of per pound.
The market for Hour has varied much since the re-
cepion OF the Cambra's though has had the eff
OF deatenng the speculative demand The great fall in
the rate Of freight, coupled with the existing state of the
stock the seaboard has materially
here and enabled them successfully 10 resist any
toward decline, which otherwise must have been The
inevitable result Of the of the unavorabe turn in
the prices OF b.caistutis abroad
Dealers conyrsant with the statistic, of the ,,,d
say haWhen the canal opens the stock Of nourin New York
Boston aEd the other Ease psrts will be at least 3UO OO
10 so UOO barrels less than It the corresponding pc
Rod OF last year In addition this the present stock
baltimore and Philadelphia is computed be 300 600 b,r
els less than II the date last Spring and hie
Oil their channels OF supply OPEN the amount o flour
arriving those ports is sufficient TO supply even
the present demand.
Again they saw leas, one-ha Of what our canals
bring down during the month of May already sold in adj
vance Of arrival, while all the remainder will be wanted
Tor nome use during that month, II barrel be bought
Tor shipment in addition what hiss already been
on contract previous to its reception here.
Ii Is these considerations OF certain independence for
the present at least of foreign market that has
holders very nearly 1t not quite the prices curre
before the arrival
We quote Flour Tor present delivery at S775s7s71 for
Michigan Troy and Genesee and 80 for little better
common brands For May delivery there are sales to the
extent OF 20OO bbls Genesee SO So TO be delivered At
any Time during the month"; but there more sellers
buyers at that price, For June sale made at Sc 25
but to-day there buyers over S6a6 l2I For Ju-
ly, sne made at So
Southern flour is less frm and worth S7,43taS7 ga
Corn Meal is in demand at 81, so.
COrnis not firm. Northern yellow. though not 80
plenty not worth 97a95 cents and Southern mixed
9la92.
Rye has fallen than any other gain and can he
bought for 80 cents Barley nominal at 70 cents Oats
are in good request supply the demand L. s. Govern
ment USE and Southern new and best River worth 40
and Jersey 40 cents.
The sales Of Tnow this week amount to about 40 900
pounds at 9 cents per pound.
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Died,

10 this city, on Sunday evening last Mr. GEORGE Il.
READ. in the 49th year Of his sge.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral this morning 10 o'clock from his late
re'denee on Jackson street, Jaeksons GARDEN with
outiarher invitation.
On tho Goth inst in the 10Th year Of his sRe BAIL
GORDON Esq. Of Falmouth, long and widely known in
all This part Of Virginia.
Tho deceased born Dumlries, in Scoiland In
the year 1861, and having emRratsd 10 this country in tho
year 1871, established himself shortly after merchant
IN Falmouth, where he continued TO reside the rest of bic
life. lie the lest survivor Of n his coun.rymep
who seed IN his vicinity, snd hourshsd about the period
Of the Revolutionary War. During lengthy term of hfr
snd Of greater worldly prosperity than often allotted 10
mon, he ever maintained the highest character az mar
chant, citizen snd philsntbropist.
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LETTER IRON fArHLR MArrmw.-Tho following Io,-
ter from the Right Rev. Thcobad Mathew by the Cam.
bra was received Jus, paper going to press
CJEE, 3lsi March, lsl1.
My Dearest Friend
The magnihl humanity cvncsd by beloved Breth
rem u The Sot's Tor the su1 ring sD hss inspired every
heart boo ihs island with ard-ui gratitude
We sEa. ever roglrd Am.ucs os our Doliycrer n The
hour oi bitter calamity Tho immense supply a. lnd.1n
Com, waited into no Cove Of Corr, ig ast few day.
ond no FfceGt clgaCs daily expected have had ar un.
expected elect ON tue Corn Market NsIze hls o,n from
LIZ 10 Go The l1 tho darkest hour of VANITY W.
should not tstp7r. TIE merces of the Llrd a-. above
aI H. 40 dr'u7 w-ss. am resolved. cd wiling TO
'1'e Ieanu Tor 'Ht ,.ra tsuurcr 10 fn1i. be- my
constant, anJIn1s r1, tot 600 lord may remove efey
i.af', end ui2w mo oildlIg- us dlfing dee 70 o my
ncrft
D. soon os iho rJpcgri bfs1i-s vessels will auIsc fol
Cork .Ha nav. t0g .es.src OF w-iury % Iu seau ty
r'.H' gus ihor,s. Ife-,nurs kadtst remembrance Co.
/ aI rs tIel1a.
htys iho honor o. be,
Dear hr Wsca. yours ahe-rgntic'y,
THnOHALU MATHEW.
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DR.. SWAINES GREAT DISCOVERY.
SINCE THE DISCOVERY OF
ID R. s. W. YNE'S
Valuable Medicine

valuable Medicine,
TA0EsfHas hare been Re tri perfect Hsai By ito use
would H0r b. n hs sii,ui grarsii
ANOTHER LIVING WITNESS.-R a d
with shment the wonderful performed by Dr. swayne,
Compound syrup OF WILD CHERRY
PHILADELPHIA, Jany 25, 1877
Dr. swayne-Dear Sir In justice yourself duty owe
TO suffering humanity eheeTuIy my testimony and deear
To the world the most Astonishing effects and great your
Compound syrup of Wild Cherry performed st
unfaVombe cireumstances taken a ,o,n Cough
spiung Of Blood Pains and breast which
emsd break down and enfeebe my constitution 90 that my
physician thought beyond the mrdns and nv
friends All die THANKS you md the effects Of
your great discovery feel myself n1n and raised
from rnre skeleton TO hshy and healthy have been
Tor wears and sha be pleased any respecting
my case by calling residence, Mechanic street. be
low seorge street, Northern Liberties. JACOB PAINTER.
'euhcaes such AZ the above daily received
quarters Of the globe.
ONE WORD oP CAUTION.
Snee the Introduction Of article the public, have
number of unsrncped individuals up no.fums which they
assert eontan Wild Cherry called "Balsn" "Rten
and even syrup u Wild Cherry" but original and
only gnu preparation introduced the public which can
be proved ~ the pubc records Of PeEnsy
vana The only facguafd against imposition my
signature - on each boiue. DR II. sWAYNH
Corner n Eighth and Race tts, Phla
ALSO, for iac wboe'a'e and Retail BY
FEYTON JOHNSTON us, Main Ct
and brvaLt frEcEtt Druggists 49, Main st. Agents for
Richmond, Va,
BrTE Wilson ard Chs.. Corlnr 4 Co. Drursus Petsrs
burg Chas ~ eintsh Portsmouth. EnE Toy, Norfolk mh
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The Of the election of Mr.. Bolts is every where
greeted with cnthuS asm.
The Petersburg lnteiigencer announces it thus:
If there is Wing the State or in the Union,
that does beat with JOY the glorious triumph JJhn
NJ Bolts, that Wing had better swap it of and get a
"Thcre may be some who deem Mr.. Bolts impulsve TO
fault, but doubt his adherence TO the gre
principles OF the Wing party o, his great ability vndcae
ana sustain them.
To crush him, opponents have resored every
vice within their reach. They serrymandered the State
get him out OF Compensatory have been unrcmlt;ng
their assaults his private character and even
tempted TO make capital Of his pecunary revers,s-
But these arts, though for time successful have failed
Keep Bolts dOoa. He is up again, and ready
| newed strength, TO enter the arena"
The Norfolk Herald says
The work is achieved This fearless and stawart nm
pion ct the Wing cause rCinstacl IN his in Com
gress from which he elected by Democratic Lcgisla-
through the process OF the Gerymaador In The cleo
ton OF Bots the people have asserted hc SUPREMACY and
read lesson their woud-bc dctaturs which hoped
will have saufary effect. HIS election IS the Peep e's
work indeed and ihcy could not have given a more en-
phac express Of hcr Teprout of he OF the Admin.
isaton, than by sending ann Congress for OF all usu
he Is the they hate. Any other Wing but Bous
woad doubt Comparatively speaking have been joyful.
| ly received. Any body but Bolts ."
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Iowa Redeemcdt---No Mistake this Timei

Correspondence Of The Tribune.
GALLyA, Illinois, April -, lS47.
OR little sister tho other side Of the Father of Wa
ters has out OF the contest which took place on the
instant covered ell with glory. The election was
for Judges Of the Dsct Courts ADD Superintendent Of
Public schools lie last being thJ only u scr voted for BY
the whole State Parry lines were distinctly drawn and
tho election was the mOs excited known there judge
Charles M1soE, Of nigh Standing and character and
late Chei Justice Of tho Territory, the regular Loco
loco cinddiie and JAMES HARLAN. Esq the Wing no
minec. LOcJioc0ism h1d determined 10 Justify, a. this
Election. ~ miserable pretrKt Tor not going into an cleo
ton II Senators aud Judges, by the Legislature last
winter; but the People sez,d the first opportun-
y o. fcbuko the reckless abandonment u oath and
duty by the Loco Foco MENTORS Of the Leg .slaiurc-
AID well and molly have they dpYc H. ord placed young
Iowa iie GALAXY oi the Wing States learn by gen.
icmnD us from Burlington h't have been received
slhornt Oh make % certain tAl Harlan elected by
JJuy % 90 cast HuSuErG And this glorious victory
achieved 1 Fpo Of every ldslnsgs which Judge Mason
bod over Mr. uara', RECORD to being known by the
People Tue Judge had been the Territory ond on the
Beach from is fret establishment. While Mr. a. wos o
uo5c1mer 10 the State, and only known as the Wing
didle.
Tho Wings therefore fought under the banner o. old
Rough and, Ready In August noH they have another
Election Tor Members Of Congress in place OF Len and
Hastings. and. mark H. by tho Sign thoy have
quered al The late election hey will again triumph
Yours truly,
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70 maj. Tor MOsby.
W V. Nowlin s Mr.. Mosby's colleague
But old Campbell has dsgraced herself, and the Wings
deserve defeat allow sectional feeling TO defeat the
talented and accomplished Irving.
BATH AND GREENBRIER.
Barn G. II. April ~, ~.
Genemen-I hasten send you the result of our cleo
ton yesterday Ia this county:
For Congregation. Chapman's majority is 81 over Pres
ton. Wing gain since the Presidential election o. For
tho House Of Decentralization, Dem. has moioriy
Of votes Mayse, Wing.
learn from sge passenger that in Greenbrier Pres
ton's majority BE- $50. Samuel Price, Wing elected 10 tho
House OF Delegatcs
LIS believed that in Allegheny, Chapmans majority will
mot exceed 90 All the mott n but this will pro-
baby be- very nearly the result II SOFT isa Whig Rsn Of
nearly so on the last Presidential election.
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AS majority,
Daniels moi.
3 G.'s IN. 80
ROCKINGHAM.

Daniels moi. G'sm 30
ROCKINGHAM.
Al the precincts but heard FROM with the following
results:
FoR CoHoEE's-James Mcdowell, [Locol 1000, A. S.
Gray, tWhigl 246.
FoR HoUsE OF DELESATEs-Barc 7S5, Martz I'll Sic
vens 500, Harper 1862 All Locos-the two Grst named
elected.
AMELIA.
Lewis r. Haryie is reelected the House Of Delegates
BY majority Of 81 over VIM. l. Booker IWhig1 Mr.
Haryie belongs to tho Chvay" division, and will be
we believe, the only member of that party in tho las, Lee
gslaure who either thrown overheard by the Hun
kers, defeated the polls.
PRINCE GEORGE
Robert Riyes elected the House Of Delegates over
w. II. Harrison-boih Locos DromRooles majority for
Congress 20, according report and IL according to
another.
BERKELEY.
FoR House. OF DELEGATEs-James r. Stewart $40 Tho
mas Brown Sill, Adam Small 400. The TWO fret named
elected-all Wings.
CAMPBELL.
LYScHBURG, April %, ~.
MISUNDERSTANDING that you would be glad TO hear
the result Of our elections in this and the surrounding coun
ties have taken the liberty, advance OF the papers 10
etyou have H. Great and Unprecedented excitement pre-.
vailed IN Lynchbufg, growing Of the local contest be-
tween Saunders and Mosby. and sorry to say that
Irving the Wing candidate for Congress- was almost en-
tiroly forgotten IN the excitement, and at least 200 Wing
votes thrown away:
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New Requi,ition for volunteers.

1t wall be seen, by the notice in another column, from
the oice OF the Adu'ant General that the Pesiden, OF the
United States has made requsuon upon Governor OF
Virginia Tor too additional companies Of Volunteers which
is desirable crganzs specify possible See tie
notice.
We would respectfully call the attention Of the pafers OF
Shenandoah, Rockingham, Halifax, and other Locof5co
countes, which large MAJ ,rts at the polls Tor
Polk and the War, the additional opportunity nov az
io'-ed to them OF dsayng their FATIors.N upon another
theatre We hope ;hey will promptly to avail
themselves 81 IL.
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ap s7-eaw VS. II RICHARDSON. Aar, Genn
BY The Governor of Virginia.
II ROCLAM MA TION

" htktAS, II has been repre- Gated Executive thai
w GILES slave the property Bernard reyo, Id On b
9th Instant and in the Comfy Of ehreo vocay i'm IN
tent 10 Ill Tho w. Goodman the ger ofthe aid peo, an,
that the sad slave has escaped row at llrse 90
hereby Offer Io"ad of hundred the arrest ami de-
Ve OF The said slave Giles tie jail Courty OF ne
co and DO require ocrTs civ, AMI nil
quest the people Of this Comnonwta y 10 use their
brouEh' Justice ~
- Gi'en under my hand Governor anI under The ie,
zeal s'a' &C the Commonwealth, nic. ~, nd this
- ~ Gurh day OF Apnl he year Of our I.5ri or.
thousand eight bundled AMI ory Ccumouw
NO ,eNchV hfst wa. SWi ri.
e Ges dc CT bed bsrE Yeas Of eg vrry bek
and unusually barge Htd powerful very Write M marx r,co
eeed dressed when be grey sefsay he - ~
ed about Palmyra In Fuvanna CarI.is BIZ &C. ~ hbroa,
by the Rev Walker nbe5 he was puchs1 by
o.
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Fpm TIE ny. Commercial, Apnl ~.
LaIe From Mexico.

The latest intelligence from tho city Of Mexico that VIC
have given 10 The Havana Daro de Ia Marno Of
the 9h instant, from which translate The following -
"On the alsi Of March published in Mexico IT, ca
pitulaOn Of Vera Cruz President Santa Anna ssued on
address 10 his oounuymen, which among Other things
he says
"'Mexicans, Vera Cruz the power Of the enemy IL
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State Legislature.
WhiO gains Whtg lnsae
The LOeofoeo malorty Dad yeas on joint ballot 81

~ The Philadelphia U. 5. Gazette publishes what it
is u portrait of Gen. Taylor-raher
wood engraving by the way, which, IT had appeared
in paper friendly Gen. Taylor, should have pro-
nounced a csrcaure of the old hero Ii it BEER any
semblEnee the original, the General has beauty
boasi Of certainly.
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RICHMOND MARkETS.

RkroSrED AND CORRECTED TWICE WEEK FOR THE WIG |
ToBACCo-No change since last quotation.
FLOUR-S6.5O.
CORN-9O cents per bushcl
CoFftt-Wrh u steady country demand, we quote
Laguaya iistci Rio 7iAse; Java lOalIc; ST. Domingo
6la7c.
tlsH-llerrings-N. c. No. S5,75 on the wharf,
oATS-5Oc. from Depot-45c. from vessels.
CUT NAlLS-4ia4Ic.
TEAS-lmperal and Gunpowder SOC. to 81, rs; Black
25a50e.
WHlSkEY-Bbls. 30c Hhds 29s
LlME-Thomaston from store, Si,25.
MoLAsSES-Now Orleans, in bbls IS to 37c.; Porto
Rico 35c.. Cuba 23a2Sc.
CANDLES-sPerm 3oa33c; Paten, Sperm iOc Hull's
Patent lac; Taow l2jal3c.
CLOVER SEED-Siia5-dul
HERDS GRASS-Sl.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bu.hel
PIG IRON-S25 TO IS.
OIL-Winter strained oil best 100 cts per gal
PRoVlSlONS-Bacon, new, hog round, 91alO cents;
Western Sides. new 81; Shoulders new, sac; New Lard
l05alle. for No. /.
PLAsTER-FrOm the Wharf, 1915 per ton; do
Basin $3.50
sUGARs-Double Loaf Sugar l2c Crushed l2c Pull
verified l2ic ~ Orleans 7astc for strictly prime; Porto
Rico 7iss5c; st. Croix 95alO.
SHOr-5a5i.