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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27
CLoTHTN

PLANTATION CLOTHING.
5000 heavy Long KeHey MONKEY JACKETS;
1900 TwiIled Red Flannel sHfRTS:
5000 Hickory do.
WOOL HATS, BROGANs, BLANKETS, YARN
SOCKS, etc.
~ The above Clothing made in the strongest manner,
warranted to give the utmost satisfaction and will be sold
accommodating terms. N. G. FOLGER,
s2l 2dD Customhouse and Old Levee SITS
CLOTHING
M BARNETT has removed his store to No. 13 CAMP
W. STREET. ta00 doors from the City Bank where he
prepared supply the City and Country Fade with
tull and complete assortment Of FALL AND WINTER
CLOTHING, consisting in part of the following
Black Cloth Dress and FTOck COATS:
Superior Black and Brown Cloth 0YERCOATSi
Black Blue Olive and Brown SACS and PALETOTS ::
Fine Black and Blue Felt do. do;
Blue Mackinaw and Drab BLANKET COATS;
Tweed SACS, of every style;
Black and Fancy Cashmere PANTS
Printed, Mixed and Black Satinet do
Black and Fancy Satin VESTS;
Plaid Cashmere and Black Cloth do OF i'm
" hite and COlOred Marseiiles and Valencia do sc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

OF A Catfish weighing nine and three-quarter
pounds was caught last week in the Susquehanna
river, at Havre de Grace.-N. T. Sun.
Remarkable fish that we think nothing of catch
ing them in the Mississippi weighing from fifty TO a
hundred pounds and sometimes even hundred
and Gftv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

Memphis on the Both inst 1t is approaching our
own city by degrees.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

HEAVY BETTING.-Bets as high as $4,000 and
$4,000 have been made in Cincinnati on the
Presidential election.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

ITO SCHOOL TEACHERS, COUNTRY MER-
L CHANTS AND PARENTS,-rhe attention Of those
purchasing SCHOOL BOOKS either for their own use OF
70 sell respectfully invited to the assortment Of the subsc
Der. He will sell all kinds of School Books low they
can be purchased at any establishment in this city lie ~
tends keep constantly hand all works the de-
pamens of Education in general use, some OF which are
SPELLING BOOKS-Webser's, Comly's, CObbs En-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

New York CITY.-The exports at New York
week before last were 81 ,2l8 SO, including SPECIE
showing an increase of $4,000 on the previous
week. Nearly million pounds of Cheese were
shipped to England; also, $4,000 bushels corn,
$4,000 bushels-wheat % 900 bbs flour, 1OOO 900 lbs
tallow, 900 lbs. lard, 1850 bales cotton, and
1000 bbs. apples. The imports at New York the
same week, were 81 O3,2ll-nearly 100 per cent.
larger than for the corresponding week last year,
and yet moderate in comparison with late weeks.
The exports now fall but little below the imports.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

ANOTHER EDITOR DEAD.-Mr, John Miller, the
founder, and long the editor and proprietor of the
Providence (R.I) Journal, died at the residence Of
his son-in-law in NewYorE ON the l5th in the 57th
year of his age The editor of the Providence
Herald died only week or so before.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

The RIvERs.-The Ohio at Cairo, is falling.
with twenty-eight inches reported on the bars be-
tween Cairo and Louisville. At Cincinnati on the
I4th inst, the river falling At Pittsburg, same
date, 2 feet inches water in the channel The
Mississippi al Cairo falling, with 81 feet on the
bars between Cairo and ST. Louis at ST. Louis re-
ceding, and falling ali the way from GaIena. The
Illinois reported rising Peru, with feet water on
Bardsiowp and Naples Flats. The last beats down
the Missouri report that river receding.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

THE RIVER. Az Louisville, on the evening of
the nth, there were 3 faet inches water in the
canal, by the mark. The river during the previous
"a hours had been about at a stand. the Revolu-
ton, the last boat up reports feet wafer at Cum
berand Island, the shoalest point in te river below.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

% It's somewhat remarkable that Gov. Bissell,
of Connecticut, and J. B. Robertson, Secretary of
State, were both at the point of death at the
time, They are now both convalescent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27
New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent 6y VINCENT WILLIAMS
LAFAYETTE. Oct. 2s, I848. No arrival Prices firm.
and holding TO their stocks, hopes of better
prices We quote-Beef Cattle comed 4d5c ID; grass
fed, 3O4c ID; Hogs, 4c. 10 Sheep, 50 head Mich
Cows, S29O$S5 q head Hay, $25f0$2 p ton; Oats,
3OfO32c. bushel; Bran 6OD7Oc p owt Corn, 55G05lc.
y bushel; Oil Cake, 81 o cwt.
-S%s
5. of 7. F. Meetings This Evening.
LOUISIANA DIVISION No. H. Unity Hall Marigny Build
ings Third Municipality, at halfpast7
UNION DIVISION No. 3, Crystal Fount Hall, 222 Tchoup
tOulas street. at halEpast7.
STAR OF HoPE DIVISION No 70, at Odd Fellow Hail.
TchOupitOulasst near jackson, Lafayette, half past7
Auction Sales This Day.
MoRPHY & MENUS will sell at No 81 Common strest-an
extensive assortment of Segan. Also, on Prytannia
street, between Melpomene and TepsichOre, lot Of
Household Furniture.
r. NJ ARMF1ELD will sell at the ofJasper F. Smith
Canal street. Dry Goods Hats Boots, Shoes ETC., with
out reserve. [sz1- See Auction beadl
Steamboat Departures This Day.
SEE ADVERTISEMENTs ON THIRD P4GE.
PhlsBrrg .TAGLIoNI Coles, P. NJ
PfsJ0rg RFFIN YEATMAN Cunningham P. M.
s.. Louis. WYANDoTT Yore, Pm
Red RiOeT .........DUCK RIVER, Applegate 5 P NJ
G1~ The fine light.draught steamer DUCK RIVER, will
positively leave THIS D Jay, (Friday) at 3 O'Clock
P M, from the foot of Benvile street, for shreveport
N OF Gnu -A 7. b. SMITH, 96Magaznest.
=. - 55pTEFTNT y,I ARM AN-For C,iroiu
~ Steamboat GKIfFlN fEAIM a4a Trp i ElnCIhn
Steamboat is now receiving freight and will leave THIS
DAY (Friday at 5 o'clock P. NJ, positively from POydTas
st wharf [m9l HYDE Il OGLESBY, II Peydras st.
go M -, t,
~ or q i29E ieilPls, l5 I'd pi
DOdt "A ~ u nv poyIr,s
leave THIS ENENIN& az o GI0 fSs M L, ol
street WharI h1Dh q OOLEs2DI {, = - !u'o' o.
.- IT. IT 9 Ali r. OF IONT-For Pffsburg Gin.
IL Tis sTlsndid nasseuaer seaTnhosl
cnn aura anF T nAV F az nlpek NJ potiyeIy
VIII leaVe l hL2 so "a t i : u"S' d" = ~ '
from Poydras street TgaIII; & OCT EsRV % Pod,st
o. y l ITS ~ ~ ~ haJ a; tIe sboUe bo1J
Friday FacKeLLlhe spenu Ep Pa m he 99b
MAkENGQ VII Pos,'eg G P on ate Povidence
INST, at CLOCK r NJ IOI IIlce'Gn, IN 60 ~ TSD
Vcksburg Grand 6uli ana SaGR R9T from a o ~
street. LozoI 1. -. swim 90 I"'-"1ii' 9''
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

o. DR.. Thomas Fiske, a native of England,
was killed upon the Worcester and Nashua Rail
road on Friday week
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

SALE OF WAR VESSELS. The following U. S.
vessels of war were sold at auction the 18th inst
at the Brooklyn navy yard, by W. Pell & Co., with
the prices annexed Steamer Scorpion, Sl45OO;
brig Hecla, $3.50; brig Stromboli, $500; schr.
Falcon. $3.50; schr. Refer, SI425
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

~ The Democracy of the Sixth Ward, Second
Municipality are - 20 the Clua-fo No IS ST. Charles
,uee, O'clock, P. M SATURDAY next 10 Join The Torch
light Procession. [0z5 stI D.JoBSON, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

ADJUS TEX OF AVER.A q Els.
TT Office at Lucen Hemann's Marine Notary, No. q Roya
street. Nsw Orleans. je 90 list nov.
-. RarthnInnni,a phi. E,,nnrtnrar,t sur,,r il en-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

~ Strangers in the City, see Dr. b. I. MULLEN'S
advertisements in paper.
very his profession the United States All that
need would do well to give him call, Sc Custom
sep6 I'm
II II. DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor The
original and only genuine, always has the Of
the proprietor al DALEY wrappers box.
sout6ern Depot. Isl Clartres street. New Orleans az
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

tE~ To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
cans.-Please the advertisement OF Rustic g. PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page, headed as above myO
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

TT See advertisement on the first page of this paper
headed " TO PLANTERS AND FAMILTES,' of Comstock
Co.'S celebrated Medicine Magical Pain Extractor Depot
Poydras street, all
PURE jel On
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27
Steamboat Departures This Day.

~ SEE ADYERTESEMENTS ON THIRD P 4GE Z.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

& The Pioneer Guards-Wiil meet at 6 o'clock
SATuRDAH EVENING, the 25th st., Odds Reynolds lais
Jokes Coffee House. he Circus Common Streets
previous to forming procession lo5l D. ALDRICH, Marshal
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

BOARDING.
FE'HREE OR FOUR Single Gentlemen be accom-
L mOdated with BOARDING aud LODGING, at No.
226 RaT8nUe street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANS
0GQ@ CASES BOOTS, SHOES, and BRO vDSkaE
sd CANS, landing from ships Sedan and 3E
ol5 st R. g, HOBBS. 70 Customhouss st. ' a.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-27

SUICIDE.-A man by the name Of F. w. Wal
ton, confectioner in Little Falls, N. Y, commit
teed suicide the 10th, by cutting his throat will
a razor.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
J. c. CALHOUN.

The correspondent Of the Argus who asks
where we discovered that John c. Calhoun
was one OF the first men in the nation. is in
formed that we never yet denied that he was
ond never hesrd any man doubt it. lie took
position many years since along side ofMessrs
Clay and Webster in point OF talent, and we
will say, as we cdnlidly believe, in hon
esty Of purpose, bat We must say that he has
erred in political measures. in our humble
opinion, often. These errors however, have
in many instances, grown out OF too great an
attachment 10 South Carolina, and Welding
e her suppJsediuterast, what ought 10 have
been given to the nation at lsrgr. Upon the
rarll. for Instance, we have always thought
him wrong, and likewise upon the sub-tfeas-
ury, but in these he undoubtedly believed he
was, and perhaps was, acting FOR the best ia
terests OF the State that fos,ered and cherish
ed him. He was doubtless wrong there, but
was doubtless right when he said the loco
ioco party was held together By the cohesive
power Of public plumber" We always 50 con.
sidered him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
PAIR or PICTURES.

Lettering the other lay past q punt-shop
vidtFw. our attention was attracted by a
ane culored engraving. representing Napoleon
% hurs-bfs~ surrounded by his brilliant
sisi, al The commencement OF one Of his
great bs,tlcs in The Austrian csmpsigu. There
y 5 his hrpHte guard" with their heavy
b-arskln caps and free mons,achcs. handling
t1,se pund-rous imperial muskejs which 80
often sent the lIgh,nings Of death upon IN.
foe: there was MuTst. the beau suhreur. plum
ei like 4 PalsdIn. aud eager fur the iray;'
sui there was that terrible artillery, wh,se
firrows On the fields o. Europe gravrd in leep
lines th- story OF the Cprsican. \ moment
brought as bsck TO the heTo-worship OF our
bo,hool, and we felt a spark OF that military
enthusiasm which prompted the diving soldier
M the field OF Waterloo. whose left arm had
been shattered BY a ball. TO wrench il of with
his right. and throwing il up in the air. ex-
claim "NIve Pempcreur jusqu'e Ia mor,l'
Bu, we were called TO other feelings by a
mother picture which hung b'side it. A boat
was gliding over the calm surface OF a river
u was iull OF young conscripis jus dragged
from The TepOs. OF their native village 10
swell the ranks OF The imrerial army-to
bleed in Austus. OF 10 freeze in Russia. On
the shore was nestled the pastoral tamie;
which some OF them were l~raving forever.
aud on tn: bank stood fathers. mothers. sis.
trrS. wives. AMI SWEET hearts, waving their
heart rendlng adieus. Some oil the conseripis
were sitting in the silence OF despair-o,hers
writhed in its frrzlsd agonies. 1t was of such
that a large proportion OF the material OF the
grdnde artpee was composed, and when We
reflected how many hearts were broken by
Ibis cons ripton, we could not bear TO 10 K
upon the first picture. for we saw the skele-
ton beneath the shining veil that covered it,
the grim and grIsly incaments OF war asst is,
beneath the smiling exterior of war as ii
seems - be, ii iis"pomp, pride, and circum-
stance" 81 much tor the lesson of the print
shop window!-FaRkse BLADE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

The proceeding, ef the late meeting Il The
Te egraph company, have not yet ben re-
c~eiyei. bat We TIARA that the busin. IS q the
COMPANY was properly done, aud thit The
line Is now in complete organization under
the proper officers. The whole line from
Philadelphia 10 s. Louis. has btel put un-
der the superintendent OF Mr. REfD, slPeuu
teudint OF HE rhiiadetphia AMI Pittsburgh
line. We have made such strsngemrn,s as
will enable Us toget our dispatches IN a form
that cannot t4il 70 be permanent and uccep-
table. Heretofore they have been uncertain
and expensive witaout being satisfactory to
US in any sens, il lulur. laey will be such
as to give all We desire in the way Of news.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

Reader, we do not wish TO inhiet urnn YOU too con
slant o'ices OF what is To be found in our advertising
columns, worthy of your attention - nor do we wis,
you to bctieve we ara always paid for pufBng an article
into notice. We are not now putting Vauglin's Lithon-
triptic" for in justice to the medicine we must say II
stands - high that our pua would never give it q great.
er ahtude-if il rises any higher it must be BY its own
intrinsic merit, ii is already far above any other rsna.
eea Of the age. While upon the subject we will give an
extract from Il letter dated
NEw LONDON. Conn, Sept u, 1877
MrGC Vaushn-l have the pleasure 10 write for more
Lithontriptic, and will inform you that I have made il
my purpose TO learn the result Of the trial Of every bot
lie sold. IL has far srcecde my most sang uine expec-
Nations. Is is a great article. A man of my acqualn.
tanee hs been under medical care for a long time. con
hned 10 his Led with gravel-aie Is new able 10 attend tn
his business. Such has been its effects in all kinds OF
eoinplainis-it viii have a great sale, etc, etc.
Yours. r l. ALLEN
Rsaderl get a pamphlet and read about IL, the Agent
has them 10 give away. Look in 10 our columns for
V%.ushn's Lithontrip,ic-",he Great American remedy"
| feb Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
ITEMS OF NEWS.

john Van Buren,, son OF the e1president. ha
been nominated by the locofocos of Erie Co
New York, as their candidate Tor President.
The Legislature Of New Jersey has passe,
resolutions i%ayoring Mr., Whiney's proiec,
OF a Railroad from the Mississippi to tn,
Pacific. This is the fourteenth Legisls tu,.
that has declared in favor OF Nh. Whituey',
plan.
Tue LATE PErER CHANDLER. of Mexico
O,"eso Co, y. T.. who died al M.tieIt,
oIio, On the : / OF January, Irl The following
lesAciss: To the \. -. c. F. VI. $1,000. In
Home Missionary SOCIETY, 5000. Am BiLIe
Sbcisiy, s3J00 El,c4ul0a Suliei, S3oOo-to.
tai. $4,000.
Tae lower House OF Mississippi L~egisat,r.
has pissed a bill sppropriatins Sl5oDo N,
the benefit OF the volunteers ifon tb,t S,s,e
nov Ia the field. This is ten thousand
dollars more than The sum voted by the Sen.
ale.
An exchange paper says-"A Miss Brown
breaches IA England IN d state Of sonambn.
lisIn. In this country ii is generally The reverse
the preacher is wide awake AMI he auJienre
asleep.
A letter IRON Malta, mention, the fact that
several priests had renowned the Church of
Rome. They had esta blished a church called
the Italian Church.
temperance Society has been formed in
Ne" i'rk CITY, composed OF youths from
1Eg age OF 40 to IS wears. who are said by the
''o''e 10 d rdoTH.ed draAkaIds
Ine Lowell lAa,s) Courier states that il
has reason 20 believe hat there Is no nnseni
intention to reduce de wages Of ,he oprrsIi,rs
IA the factories in that civ.
Utica, New York. '"ee a.
The Legislature Of R |. adjourned ui,hon,
de) on SATURDAY evening.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

-. ", CARR, opposite the Erchanc,
anl'a"e'phia, Is agent for %rocuring suhscr7o'
"onsahd advertising for the Wheeling Times.
btDlEsT q GRrts, 81 Street. opposit. III.
fost ofhce, Cincinnati, will act q. Ag.n,.
'ot the wheeling Times. and all orders le0,
"i,n 'neIn VIII be promptly attended To-.
'oLssr y. PALsEs j. suthorir,rf ~ 49,, a.
.keh' 'or receiving subscription. ,rl slv.,-
use'nents Tor the Wheeling na iire. s.
va,eIusrr; at Baltimore, Philsdclphia. New
'o.k and Boston. His Office is in
-. Fillmore, at the Southeast corner of Nor,h
rnn.sdelPhia, N. w. Corner of Third and
u, ie" 'ofs Tribune Buildings, opposite CITY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17

FOSr- JrFI-E RO1BER DETSCTED
Within he las. sN months a number OF hrms
Ills ,ity in his city lave brrn rob5ed Of
"t'ns o money. which hsi heeu RENTED 10
them run The country via the Pust-ofhce
and which ia every case have been lraoed to
The oihc. hru.
On the li'h uf December. levi 2. Morton
OF Hanover, trailer. frnittcd $3.50 in bulls and
= so check. 10 Messrs Wsljo Noves& Co..
OF Min street, which was not received. ln.
formation OF this was forwarded 10 MIR Nor
tni.Who came 90 This civ. and stated that A.
nong The missing money was SO bill on
Georges bank.
Notice OF this was given 10 The brokers Of
lhe city. IN case the BIZ should b. offered Tor
chang. Yesterday afternoon. a Young man
named John b. Williams, called at an bru-
her oihce IN Exchange street and Offered the
note IA question. The broker took down the
notice, which the offsr.r Immediately recog-
nlztd as the hand wiring Of hi. employer,
and made of. He returned 10 the store
{ Messrs Waldo, Moves & Col ani being Ger.
tam "a detection. told the story Of Offering The
bill. and stated that be found il IN the street.
tie was, however, detained. aud police OH
GERS Ciapp and Starkweatbrr were sent lof.
who TOOK him into custody. and this morning
he was committed 10 answer al the Municip-
al Court IN deisulto i bail for 81 600.
Williams has been tn. porter Of Waldo.
Soyes& Co, two years, and i,about 20 years
Of az He Is from the county. At his res
ldence IN Bilerica sirect. the ~uficer, found
tour or five watches, pencil cases &c. bat
nothing farther TO impiicate him in other rob.
beries.
All the employees Of This firm are in the
habit Of calling at the office and getting the
letters. Willisms probably obtained The let
ter in this way, and pocke,cd the contents.
About a month ago a firm ia this CITY. dis
covered they had be, = plundered similarly
OF some $500 By a young CLERK. The sufr rers
however did not see fit to pre- IS the matter TO
a criminal prosecution. = Boston TrarelLer
Feb. 10,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
THE FIRST MARRIAGE.

Mauiagr is OF a date prior TO sin itself-the
only relic OF a paradise that has been left us one
smile that God let fall on the worlds inno-
cence, lingering and playing still upoa it. 50
cred yisage. The first marriage was cslebra
ted before God himself, who filled, in His own
person the office OF Guest. Witness anl Priest.
There stood the two godlike forms OF inno-
cence, fresh in the beauty OF their unstsined
nature. The hallowed shades OF the garden
and the green carpeied earth, smiles to look
on so divine q pair. The crystal waters flow
ed by, pure and transparent as they. The
u~nbiemished flower, brealhed incense on the
sacred air, answering TO their upright love-
An artless round OF JOY from all the vocaI
natures. was the hymn--a Spontaneous nup.
tial harmony. such as a world in tune might
yield, ere discord was invented. Religion
blessed her two children thus, and led them
forth into life. 10 begin her wondrous history
The first religious scene they knew, was theil
own marriage before the Lord God. They
learned to love him as the interpretive
and Sealer of their love 10 each other; and i
they had continued in their uprightness, lille
would have been a form OF welded worship
a sacred mystery of spirltual oneness and CON.
munion.
lney uid not continue. curiosity triumph
ed over innocence. They tasted sin. aud
knew it in lh, il fall. Man is changed, wo
man is changed; mans heart and wolnan's are
no longer what the first hearts were. Beau
~ is blemished. Love is DECEASED. Sorrow
and tears are in the worlds cup. Sin ha.
swept away all psradisean matter, and the
world is bowed under its curse. Still one
thing remains as it was. Goi merciiuii,
spared one token Of the innocent wotil, and
that the dearest, to be a symbol forever OF the
primal love. And this is marriage-thc re,
ligious estate OF marriage. This one flow.
er OF paradise is blooming yet in the garden o
sin.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-02-17
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

Philadelphia, Feb. Ia, 4, p. NJ.
FLouR-Moderale sales are effected al IS 7,
per Dbl, at which figures, the re arc more sell
Ter than buyers.
Coax M~EAL-Sales at So so per Dbl.
WHEAr-Pime Red at l22ale5 per bu.
CoRS-Prine Yellow is off red al SIC
per ou' without, however, finding prrcha.
SER.
fsorisIoSs-The market is quite dull. and
nothing has'rAnspired worth reporting. Prices
are entirely nominal.
uRoosSIEs-rhe Sugar market Is ae,i,.
10. per
gal. per