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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04
.serrns Of the ENQUIRER.

1.-The Enquirer Is published DAILY flor the city,
~ sEMl-W tEKlY tfor the country For the Daily
seven dollars per annn rs aud oil the rate oil egnt
i,. ,f taken for shorter period than one year Tor
-. Srni.Weekly, Eve dollars per annun, and inIcc
MAJ fo ala months, pa able Ia advance 10 De paid N
,e. or RENTED by mai, pest paid or SIX dollars
=. '',,,m HI the end oftac year.
An dues 10 This Office may he renitted per mall,
md available Bank notes, at the risk Of the Edi
y e,,o,tage 81 oil letters beng ?a'a by ;as erhers-
c. ci single letter is scarcely Of any account
en- ~r,er Il is the accumulation Of postage, in an
% '.;vs business, when operates as u serious tax
a." '"s TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
- THE DAILY ESQCikER-Fcr one scuarc OF
.sn ,ncs or less, FIRST insertion, fifty cents, anu
- eeding insertion twenty-five cents-n Insert
-. a week twice a week, or three times week,
r;r,, seven and 3 half cents.
'',S' The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square oil sixteen
% or less hrs, insertion, as CENTS for each continue
rnual advertisers charged nifty dollars Tor thirty
,,s and In ,ral proportion Tor advertisements oil
80, Ierglh-exeept Lottery Vendors ana Auction
WIN axe charged one hundred dollars tpaper IN
~, Al Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
rnsyry the party's handwriting is unknown NJ tins
nc must be authenticated by the endorsaiion oi the
nas,er in The nsiahhorhood, or they VIII la ho case
.esnhilshed. Every measure, that has been taken 10
,mnosi;ions and quizzes has proved heretofore
ai,;uu We must, therefore, insist, IN such case.
NV he ronmu ncaton being Certified by the name OF
ap p,s,m,.trr ,--s.ten on the back 81 the istitr
,ssrs iy,m distance mus, he accompanied WINNIE
s. nav or satisfactory references, 10 insure eAecu-
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CAN THE SOIjTH UrSITATE7

The Union has II following Interesting in
formation. We call on The Wings OF Virginia
TO mote the difference Of position OF the two can.
didaies aud decide, whichis n, lrucst and bold
est friend OF the South:
"We are happY 10 understand b. private lei
tiers tina, General Cass firmly s'ants the grount
which h. mas taken. Being applied 10 formally
b? man oriwo Of The WiImo! stamp, he declar.
ed unhcsilalinsy ihat he adhered 10 his Michel
son Iet'rr AMI - the Baltimore platform; an
ha il clec;.d Pf,s,icat he p0nL cello tie UtimOt
Proriso. DARE GENERAL TAYLoR MAKE SUCH 4
pEcLlRaTIONl"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04

.,IASOA'S WOOLENS,

MANUFACTURED AT the EAG l. FACIohf
WI MADISON Mills Madison county va.
BERNARD PEYlOa, h'camohu' 'a', nes''e
and Forwarding Agent.
A good Article, al .iii Piise, 90 suooPe' s"aA 80
inferior cne, \: halt p!'.e' ,.,..-., =, ...,..
~ Their superior quality for service and durabi
S,y "a servants wear has induced persons to recon
mnd and SELL as Ei;gson's manufacture, goods winch
49, ts,n made elsewhere, and which, not possessing
,h,r qualities of durability which so much recommend
M own are well calculated TO injure their standing
tn. undersigned will In future have but agent In
Richmond and the card attached 10 each piece OF goods
viii nave his name and address included.
Thes. goods will be exchanged for wool at the cur
REM market pIices.
Farmers and planters in want of them are requested
10 send orders and wool early in the season, either
TO the undersigned, Madison Mills, Dladlson county,
Va /, or 10 his Agent al Richmond.
Specimens Of the Goods can be seen at the agency
10 Richmond. -
An aexed are a few testimonials, out Of many In my
possession, as TO the qualities and standing Of my
'0'aS' 50 'a' - '''' "a's WM r. ELlAsoN.
Madison Mills, Madison co., Va, May. 1913.
IT, few short business letters, or extracts from
them, no, designed by the writers for publication:
EiS HIT, Goochland Co, July 18th, lsi6.
Having purc based and fairly tried supply Of Mr..
w p EIiason's Wooden Cloths feel warranted In
saying that In every respect they were perfectly salts
factory. II. Y. hahhiSoS'
sourY HUI Powhatan co., July 18th, lei6.
This will be handed YOU BY Mr.. W; r Elason, ma,
traded my wool with him last ysar-hs c'oth gave en-
tire satisfaction In price, and never had my negro
clothing to last well before exchanged my WOOL
for cloth with him. and intercourse has been such as
10 induce me recommend him to your favorable no
tce. Yours, &c - ,a,.,
AaHLi. COUNTY, Nov. end, 1877
To Mr. w P. Ei!ason:
Dear Sr-I received about ten days ago, the bale OF
Wooden Goods which were consigned To Gen Bernard
Peyton on the ls August last ard find them 10 De oil
the quality expected, and 10 correspond WIN the
sample YOU left with nj the time contracted WIN
sou ior them. | send you draft on Messrs warwick
g. Barksdale, of Richmond for the cost OF the same.
Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
w. J. BARKSDALE.
GoocHLAsp CorsrY, lee. 2Oth, ls47.
To w. p Ellason
Dear sir-I have received the Cloth from Gen. Der.
nard Peyton, with which am well pleased. Above
send YOU draft Messrs liaxall, Brothers Co iot
the balance due, after dedCcng the value oil my WOOL
With respect, yours &C., -
PowHATAs COUNTY, eth April, le4S.
Dear Sr-Yaur Goods proved 10 be very good, ana
lasted well! Enclosed you have the balance due you
amer deduc,ing the value of mine and my brothers.
wool. Yours, truly, ...,,.
Tow. P Elason WIN. w. MlCHaUA.
May I9-claiatS m5m
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DEATHS.

Died on The % h ut, ne residence u ter
husband in the county o: llenfIca, alter pto-
fac,sd iIlrcsa o; Consumption, Mrs MlEiiss
RsIss, wife Of sir. Charles R"ins Her CHRIS
tain hopes were greatly confirmed in her laS. no
menis, and she departed in The fu.! persuasion q
entering into elernal bessedness.
On Tuesday morning, August L.: Il: o'clock.
GEORGE WILLIAM, son Of George J" and Sarah
ann Wiley aged fifteen mouths sad two days.
Suddenly, in Ire COUNTY Of 'laao9e'. leHs
CRo4rus..Juor, son OF L.ande. VI. acd sarah
JUICE, aged 10 months and e6 days.
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.iARRIED,

On Wednesday, 18th uIs., BY Reverend Mf
Boyden, Mr.. Z,cH.anH r. LEwr, 70 mla
MARY E., daughter Of pr John W CAN'T all
Of ilbemarlc county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04

gr We are glad 10 learn that Major James
Garland OF LYnchbuFs, ia rapidly recovering
and hopes in i.,e course .. Two or ihfee week.
70 resume his protest. nnal business.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04

The mysterious transef' WHO drew prize
Of $50 ,0G0 Al PurcelI'> Lottery Office laud whose
delay in calling Tor fic change Induced The ven
deis 10 advertise .of him) turns GU 10 be no slfan-
ger after all. lie is worthy bacbelo, and De-
mocrat living no ianhe! from u than the good
old county Of King William. H. has, We learn,
given evidence Of his generosity ia various dona-
,ions.
From the Republican wc earr that he has in
vested the sum as follows: Tel thousand dol
lars in Virginia Safe Stock; ten thousand
dollars 10 James River and Knawha Bonts
and he residue Of the netl Proceeds nirc
thousand dollass-in 'he Richmond City Slccs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04

We inric attention 10 he following interesting
lrner o. a young Virginian now 10 Paris. His
reflections on military glory" both hire and in
Paris, are SQUAD anu tofcible. The anecdotes
he narfs.es are striking:
PARIS, July Oh, 1915.
Dear Brother You viii sec We are quiet az.
,u., here, though marital lay sill exists noni!.
nalY. As predicted the frs, dag OF reac' Ge-
ncfal Cavaignac Is com nenciHs 10 grow nHpo-
puiar, and am sill under The Impression that in
noah he will b. as low a. poor Lamaf'ins 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04

Ii will be seen that born Houses 9. Congress
have agreed 10 adjourn sias d. On the lin Au..
and that Mr.. flanagan has expressed the
opinion that no compromise Of The territorial
question will be adopted during The present SIS.
sion. Thus, the eight SOrtcrn Wig TAYLOR
members Of Congress. have, Tor wre,chei parry
purposes, defeated measure which was in eve
~ way agreeable 10 Tie SCUM, and which would
have put the cisuniouisis uadcr The ban. They
have willn!iy broken Tie oiiye.braEch oi peace
and the Constitution and by furnishing new ali
menl 10 the frebrand oi discord, sacrificed the
rights Of the South and perilled The Unon The
Union says thai on Saturday, Mr.. Bowden of
Alabama delivered Zone Il lie mos powerful
and eloquent speeches Of Inc present session.
He scourged the Southern Wings who sh.ank
from their dniy 10 Inc country, and paid The mos,
beautiful compliments 10 The iron.nelvcd Democ-
racy Of the NORM, who had stood up fer he coz
sliiulion and The Union OF their country"
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Family Physician.

DR.. BEACH'S AMERICAN PRACTICE OF
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FEDERAL, CONSISTENCY.

Al The Rough and Ready Club on Tuesday
night, r. /. Daniel spoke Of Inc thousands OF OF.
fl e.holders uner The Genera Government who
were working for Cas- and BIiler. Will il be be-
lieyed that the President OF The Club is President Of
Stale Bank, and that two Of The speaker. were
The President OF the Danville Railroad ("going
with a ooscness" AGAIN. AMI hi.nseIl, (R. 4. d.
who was elected Executive Councillor b. Demo-
cratic voles2 Wing Office holders never take
part in elections no!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-04

PowHsI.s COUNTY, 9Th April. le4s.
Dear S.r-Yaur Goods proved 10 be very sood anu
lasted well Enclosed you have the balance due you,
afer deducing the value of mine and my 5rother's
wool. Yours, truly, .
To ". r. Eliason. WIN. w. MlCHaCA.
Nav lai.}tIs m5m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
FlORIDA-GOOD NEWS

Bv private letter. dated Mariana, West Florida
Ocrober 9Th, learn that West Florida and Gad~den
county have given Cabel "a majority of 600 and up
warls,' which Is gain Of over POO.
The returHs copied y-aier lay from the Jackson
vile Republican of " hig gain In East Flor
ida
The Tallahassee Sentinel Of October 4h brings rs like
cheering intelligence from Leon and GadsIen, in the mid
die district.
LEoN-For Governor. Brown 397, Bailey III. For
Congress, CabeIl 395 Duval 500 Cabelrs maj rty
las, year 81 Legislature all Wings eleted. The Senti-
mel sIys:
The lo,cest JIhig on The list beats the hlhest Cas-
eaadidate THIR 1'F FIIE clear majority. Never be-
fore such triumph achieved in Leon The battle
has been warmly contested Every stone has been turn
cd BY the Castles There has been an increase Of 81
votes over last year Leon polled last year 56S votes
and this year she polls 703 according computa
ton. The Castles have strained every snew and
worse beaten than before.
The result in Leon laughs at all our figures Last
year the Average majority Of oar cket lSths year
it is a. The Cas- candidate or Governor is behind his
party. which in part accounts for The extraordinary
jurlY Of General Brown But CabeIl run out Of sight OF
all calculations. Old lack will carry the cCnnlIy by
q still more overw helming majority.
Report from Gadsoen Five Of the eplt preciacis
heard from-Brown Us ahead-Cabel l60 ahpad-aH
the Wing II use ticket suppose To he elected. The Sen
ale more doubul-but Austin 80 ahead. Three more
precincts hear frum-.We tell the tale as told
''Ldtcr-NO doubt OF the success OF all the Wings
Brown and Catell'S majority believed u BE- about 100
A gentleman in Pensacola furnishes the Mobile Al
verser Of The 5h, some returnstrom Pensacola Esca
muha county, and Santa R,Sa comfy.
Pcasacala-Brpwn Ii7 Bailey So Cahe IA; Dn-
val %; Nary Yard-Brown 81 Bailey IS; Cab.ll IS
Duval g.. The county 10 be heard from, which goes
strongly for The Wings.
Santa Rosa Milton and Cold Water heard tfom) y
Brown 81. Bailey 40, Cabe "a, Duyal As.
The letter adds
There will b. large majority for the Wings in the
TEST OF The precincts 10 be hea I'd from.
NV have elected or local ticket, and have no doubt
bVt the State wi. be carried by the Whi.s.'
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mo 2l.]
BEWARE DE IMPOSITION

The greater the value of any discovery the higher is
held in the TEEN Of the public and much in proportion
that public liable to be imposed upon by the spurious ma
tons OF Ignorant designing, and dishonest men, who like
the done in the hive have neither the ability ncnatoa
to think provide for themselves but thrive and luxur;ae
upon the earnings of the deserving.
The extraordinary attending the of Dr. Wis
ars Balsam of Wild Cherry in diseases the lungs and the
many singular it has Effected have naturally attracted
the attention Of many physicians well the whole
nifty caused unprncped and
mtators palm of spurious mixtures Of similar and
appearance OF the genuine Balsam Some aedsSyrup
OF Wild Cherry and Tar" "Chcrry Syrup" s'Compound
Syrup OF Wild Cherry" avid Cherry Cumirey and
dry other compounds which they attach long string
1.pufs" But OF such nostrums know nothing. 1t is
WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY alone that
performs the cures. Let them not deceive you
The genuine signed l. BUTTS.
For sale bv ID. X. LYMAN, Lynclburg,
and the principal Druggists in the United States.
Oct l6-lt
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GEN. CAsS AND HIS ENORMOUS EXTRA
ALLOWANCES

The following letter from Hon. Andrew Stewart,
member Of Congress from Western Pennsy vana, exhib
lis light The character of the ertrd ao,cance'
claimed BY and paid to Gen. Cass, while in the service
Of The General Government. Mr.. Stewart makes these
under his proper name and gives the o-
cal evidence which they are based.
10 the Editors Of the National Intelligencer.
UNIoNrowN, (PA) Sept %. Ie4S.
Gentlemen My attention has jus, been called TO two
late numbers Of The Unon' in which the editor has de-
voted ten cormrs, with the promise Of more TO the ex-
amina ion If my late speech in relaten To Gen. Csss
extra pay This is compliment hardly expected from
the editor Of the Unun and exceedingly sorry that
have given him 50 much trouble and unrsslness
] have not time just TO read, much less To c'm
ment these columns Of editorial abuse but slnce
Mr. Richie questions the truth Of my sta ements in re-
gard t. Mr. Casss extra pay, will refer him 10 an au-
hori,y Of which he be ignorant, but will moi
dare 10 cunrovert refer hi President Polk mes
sage Of lh August last, Executive dc No Co. rrln
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.

1t VIII be seen, by reference the advertisement in
another Column. That DR.. Clymer OF Philadelphia, will
lecture the the ~ aud practice Of Medicine during the
approaching session of this Institution having accepted
the Facnys invitation To supply for the iiine the place
Vi The present eminent Professor Dr. John Cullen.
Dr. Cullen has been labung under severe indSpsrsi-
INN for several months. and although now materially
improved in heal h. his colleagues UNIV ng to risk
relapse by exposing him 10 the arduous duties Of his
ChaIr.iu this SESSION. ttelln. confident thai they may
ihcs Iealn for many years bis Invaluable services. We
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
PENNSYLVANIA
SECOND DESPATCH
BALTIMORE. Oct. IA 2. NJ
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION

The Wings have carried the ID 81, jth 7th.. Sh
l4h 18Th $20h and list Congressional Districts
The Democrats have carried the 4th, OH and l9th
DISTRICTS.
Ike next Congressional delegation will be largely
Who.
Uhig ,Mjorties. Wings carry The following
counties by the majrteS hereinafter named Allegheny
2S6e, Beaver 800. Chester 500 Dauphn 915. Drla
ware 400, Erie 400 Franklin $50 Lebanon $40. Ian
caster 1900. Schuykiil 30, and Washington 300.
De@ocratic ,iajorites -Berk, 421G, Bucks 100, Car
bon 1911, and Moulg merry 130.
The mdca ions most decidedly favorable 10 the
election of JoHNsoN the Wing candidate for Governor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16

Lexington, o. Lieutenant COM Frederick Chatard.
The soup Of S.. Mary's expected TO reach The
month. The Congress will leave for home
her return from the Mexican cOasr, whittier she goes
iormoDey.
The Southampton arrived here the 23d from Mon
ierev, having touched Cape ST. Lucas and Mrzatlan.
She brought vi revolution at the latter ploce.
OF Mazailan The Southampton met the Dale, and the
latter vessel has since arrived here bringing Intelligence
that the revolution remains the same
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16

DNI.I TNUKf.. VVTVUtT I'-U1
WANNA ELECTION

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION
-end you the following additional counties, with the
maJnrilies ia each, viz:
UMg .NaioriGes. Adams 80, Philadelphia City and
County 4.4OO, Wyoming 100
Democratic .Nniores Cambria 100 and Westmore-
land 24OO.
A despatch from distinguished source in Philadelphia
says ,e Wings have elected eighteen members of Con
eress. and that the Legislature will be " hig, in both
branches johnson, the Wing candidate for Governor
is believed to be elected by 5000 majority.
The Wing gain. as far heard from, about Is 900
vaes the election last year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16

ielegraphic despatch from New Orleans. under date
Of Sd inst, received by the Charleston Courier, states
tina, violent gale had been experienced the Mexican
coast. and that Braz,s Island was submerged
The U. S. schooner Captain Page lost Brazos,
and the schooner Home also lost on Padre Island
Captain Prentiss, of the U. S. First Artillery, died on
the 23d ul,. Of Yellow Fever-place not mentioned, but
probably at Brazos
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
GEORGIA..

As we have before stated the only serious contest in
n late eleciIn u Georgia was in the three disputed
districts, the n. 81 and All In the ID Webon d.
Is elected by i72over Calhoun-a Whig gaia Of 202
81 In The h. Iaralson is re elected bv 239 lis
former maj1ry was 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16
JBBONS! RIBBONS!! RIBBO.NS!!

HVHE SUBSCRIBER has on hand large Stock o.
Il Questionable Ribbons, plain and figured, Of all
widths. Some Of them will to dress eommon
Bonae,s. and the rest will do for fancy and ornamental
Price st cents. JOHN J. PURFIS, Ag't.
P. 81 am this day receiving large lot of oods of
various kinds, sent from Auction Sale in edmond
which will he sold at about half their value.
July 3-tsf JNO. J. PURFIS, Ag't
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POSTSCRIPT.
FLORIDA.
Nothing further from this Safe.
GEORGIA.

Nothing further from this Safe.
GEORGIA.
The correspondence Of tho Baltimore Anl"rca
nitS that the aggregate maj rity ofthe Donecfatic q
bers is larger than TuwneS or Governor.
OHIO
The result Of the eecon for Governor is dnhttu
The returns given in the Union trrm particular
differ largely from the returns IN the Baltimore papers
The Union publishes despatch from the Statesman q
flee, Columbus. which winds IN by saying, Ia
lief is that Weller is Governor"
The Ielegra phic correspondence of the Times, q
date. Baltimore October H. 5 P NJ, says:
A few later returns from this State. rather fl.
able 10 the Democrats Tie olnosi tor GJveGr
vet regarded as doubtful
PENNSYLVANIA
The Wings have swept the State. The BALI
Sun gives returns from 81 counties, winch giyes J
s,n ASS rnaj,ry. The lie ouu'ies give Mr.
in 1874 majority Of .012, gain for johnson + IS
The American gives the SINE compared win III
turns in the Governors election last year. when ;.
had L ,976 majority Irwin in these conniea.
hig gIin exhibited is 1919. By either mode of
culaton the Loco Foco maj ,ritg is already anni'.i
Juhnson's majority in the State will be- 5or 6 thou
Correspondence Of the Times and Compiler,
BALTIMORE. October IL Ny 3 II. M
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS
JuhnSnus oaln thus far over Claws WIT" is about s
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ELECTED.
ID District Jos II Chandler Wing
Sd do Henry u Moore, Wing, GAIN
4ih do john Robins. jr. LocotJco,
SIN d. John Freddy, Wing
Sih do Thaddeus Sevens Mig
Sin do William Strong. i."cf,'o
llth de Chester Butler, Wing
18Th do J ,Seph Casey, Wing
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-16

are Pltas-d to learn. that the gentleman to whom the
Cha IS ior the present entrusted enjoys extended
and distinguished reputation in this country and in El
rope, Tor abilities Of lie highest order. Eng.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LY\CHBURG MARKETS.

Corrected for the tceek ending Saturday. O:t. IA, 1878.
TOBACCO.
Receipts small and prices unchanged quote Lugs 81 90
10 so Snppng and Srenning Leaf 80 10 s. rs in
quality; Manufacturing from S5,oj 10 ~ win m5h
prices for finer descriptions which have beoome scarce.
Frour-4 IA.
Prorisions- Bacon to g. cts dull; Beef 10 cents;
Corn Meal, 35, 10 81 cents.
WAeat-Whae so cents; Red IS.
Graia-Corn 8 cts; Oats 25 to q cents.
CIorer Seed As 50 a s..
Whiskcy.-Saes at % 10 so cents.
Bees,rar.lS cents.
Butler Rather dull. 10 to III 'nts. as to quality
Brandy-Apple. Offering Psach. none offering
Bar Iron S5 in demand.
Co4ee-Ru to csats; La5uira 81 ~ 9 Java l2i
Mocha 90.
Co,,.iry Luaeas Tow l2s cents dull Flax K
cents.
Cotton Yarns-Sales Is to 6ceuts.
Feaihers-2S to 81 cts.
FIar Seed Sales 80 TO So cents.
Fish -Herrins<. NJ. |, 90; Shad. old 7 5
new s so.
Ginseng-25 cents.
Henlp-None and wanted
Liaseed OHIO cents, months.
Lard-Scents but lille inquiry.
.Mol.sscs India 50 to 40 cts per gallon \
o. AZ to As cents.
PLaster-Lump, $S-Ground $40.
Sugars Orleans7 to- cents; Porto Rico to
cents; Clarified IL! cents. Loaf l. t. l2s cents.
Sah.-$2. and 81.
Tdlor 9 to 10 cents.
IM-$3.50 per Dbl
Uaoi-22 to % cts.
UOOl RoLs-Sales 33 to 81. cents.
EXCHANGES.
Checks on New York, to per Ct. premium
Baltimore, II to per ct. do
Boston, to do do do
Philadelphia, to do do do
Bank Notes n. Carolina per ct. discount.
g S. Carolina, do
Tennessee, 5 to 6 do
90 Wheeling. 2a4s do
FREIGHTS UP AND DOWN TIE CANAL.
T,bacco, i+t (ner hogshead) Is 10 90
Do Manufactured, (prr e9x,) 10
Flour, (per bbl) ~ ~
Bar Iron, (per TOM ~
Pig Iron, (per TOM w
Lead, Pig and Shot, (per TONI 90
Plaster, (per ton0 W
Salt. (per sack.) to ~
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1907 $40 10