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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

T ME partnership between Ewing g.
n Pugh is this day dissolved. Those.
indebted 10 the firm are expected to set
tie promptly by cash or otherwise.
There are four ways Of settling &C.
counts-by paying,giying note, refusing
to pay, and by being compelled TO pay.
Every man who is indebted to the above
firm must expect to settle in one or he
other Of these ways very soon-very.
P. D. EWING, u
III. PUGH.
Canton, Jan. 5, lS49. 39-tf
Or. Pugh will continue the practice Of
medicine-may be found at the office
formerly occupied by Ewing & Pugh.
CHOCOLATE.
A No. article Of Chocolate for sale
q by PRIESTLEY 81 MOSBY.
August 7, 1847.
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jew David or Hebrew plaster.

This article, prepared for pains and weak
ness in the back, breast, side or limbs; bruis-
es, s%prains, &c. and for aslhmOtic affections
will, in most cases, give immediate and per
mnnent relief. twill also be found highly
beneficial for complaints Of the Liver, Lungs
and Kidneys. Persons of sedentary habits
who Sc business requires them to sit or slany
much, who are troubled with weakness in the
side or breast, will find great relief by wear.
ing one Of these plasters. a'
H3-See advertisement in another column.
The genuine are sold by
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

LIBERATION OF AMERICAN PRIsoNERs.-We
are gratifed to learn, says the Washington
Union, of the l7lh inst, from the State Depart
ment' that James Bergeo and Richard F. Ryan.
the A meriean citizens imprisoned in New
gate, Dublin, under the act Of the British Par
lament of the 25lh July, l848, 9th and I2th
Victoria, cap. 35,j charged with reasonable
practices against the British Government in
Ireland, have been set at liberty, The liberia
ton has been effected through the active and
strenuous exertions Of Mr.. Bancroft, the able
and distinguished representative Of our country
as to the court Of St. James.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

C54ep5e3 nee If Ac Balniore Pas1of.
From B5sroS--BT TELEsRAru-Dee I6 3 Ia.
-Tae Cod F,Ber az the %Saqdriet blapd-hsi-
riJle Nagaere. at te Fsges blaads.
"A vasssF arrived TO day from he Sandwich
Islands, and the Captain reports that these Is
lands have become almost depoPulated, the in
hubitantB having taken mp the gold fever and
were emigruting to California as fast as con-
veynnce could be procured. -ar-fsIve
The Sandwich Island papers report that a
horrible massacre was perpetrated at the Fejee
Islands on the 18th Of April last. The com
monder Of the English naval forces in those
seas had despatched two Of the English cruisers
TO { g Fejees, for the purpose of rendering
aid to the white inhabitants,
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The widow.

.#| IT, " ..H Anu w A0VNoH . .H N|
A widow is dangerous thing,
With soft, black, shining curls,
And lOoketh more bewitching,
Than a host of romping girls;
Her laugh is so delicious
So knowing, clear, beside,
You'd never dream her thinking
Soon 10 become bride. Hr ,H1 Isa
Her dress though made of Sable,
Gives roundness TO her form-
A touch Of something thoughtful,
A witching, winning charm;
And when she sits down BY you,
With quiet and easy gtace--
A tear may tall unbidden,, .
Or a smile light up her face.
Her voice is soft-melodious-- w
And lute-like in lis tone:
She sometimes signs "'lis dreadful
To pass through life a%lone,'
And then she'll tell you, you remind her
ofthe loved one dead and gones
YOur steps, your form, your features:
Thus the widow will run on.
Oh! listen, yet be careful,
For well she plays her part
Her lips distill the nectar K.
That doth e%nslave the heart;
Be guarded, or she'll win you,
With signs, and smiles, and tearsj
/ faith she'll wear the brooches, too,
And box your silly ears.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

CHoLERA IN VIcKsBURe.-our citizens have
been eonsideably alarmed for the last week,
on accsunt Of the existence Of the Cholera
among Us, Some Of the cases were brought
from New Orleans and some originated here
On Saturday night and Sunday last there were
i've % six cases 10 one house, oil termina-
ting ~fatully-but this created no panic, as when
looked into, the house was found horribly FL
thy, and the inmates lived in destitution and
drunkenness. Since that time we have no
heard of asingle new case, and as the weather
iseoOd we hope il has left US, al least for In,
present. w
we learn there have been cases on severa
PlaniaiionS on the river above dis city,
K.Hhig s y
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

The UNIvERsTrE OF MJssrssIPPL--Wo learn
that fifty eight students have already matricu-
lated in the university, and that new students
are constantly adding their names to the list. II
is believed that there will be quite one hundred
students b the latter part Of January. We
are pleased to see Mississippians thus en-
couraging their own infant institution.-Or.
Jord Organizer, i6M VII.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

ANOTHER coTToN Factory IN ALABAMA
We perceive by the Alabama Argus that on
the Cd inst. public meeting was held in Day.
ton, MarengO county, to form a joint stock
company for the manufacturing of cotton
goods. A committee was appointed to'drufl
rules and regulations for the government of
such a company, to report on the 23d inst ;, al
which time the books would be opened for
subscription for stock,-Success to them.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

POPULAR VoTE IN New ENeLANb.-The ma
jorily Of Taylor over Cass in the New Eng
land States, 28,3i7, and over Van Buren,, a.
OPS. Van Buren, and CasS over Taylor, A.
028. Clay's majority over Polk was only 4
7s9, and Folks and Birney's over Clay. 1905.
The aggregate vote shows a decrease Of about
1000. -a-it-
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

The King Of Denmark has directed the
Comet medal, founded by one of his predeccs-
sors, to be awarded to Miss Maria Mitchell, Of
Nantucket, for her discovery of the telescope
comet of LIST OF October, I849. This is tn !
first instance in WHICH the Comet medal Of tho
King of Denmark has been awarded to a for
igner. !.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

PuRifIcATIOS. 1--WE have been requested to
apk the city authorities If they have power to
make, or order 90 be made, some publication
Of certain parts Of this city Of Canton, and II
90, whether il would not be better to do il,
Even u no CllOIera should come, II would not
d6any harms 8i i alt
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

RAlL RoAD.-We lean rnm the Bento n
Recorder that the citizens are agita,ing a Rail
Road from that place to Yazoo City. Il is
much needed and We have no donbt would be
profitable. But as the elections are approach.
ing we warn them 10 take heed and keep il
away from Office seekers. We have suffered
some ii This County from attempts to ride in
d Office on Rail Roads.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

ScHooLs The Canton Male and Female.
Academies commenced their sessions this
week The first Is under the charge Of Pro-
lessor MaPes, who comes well recommended
IS an Instructor. The Female is under the
ehaTge o. Mr. Gould, who during the last year
gave general smisfaction.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

IloLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAzlNE-We have re-
ceived the December No., and find it as usual
filled with the large amount of good reading
matter. The Magazine is the cheapest we be-
lieve in the Union, and no one will regret sub
scribing for it. One Dollar cannot be ex.
pended more prolitably.
Charles w. Holden lO9 Nassau st, NY
Publisher.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

sGcIrea no HEAVEN Nv shall give the
conclusion Of ihis sermon story next week .
2 suitable for Sunday reading, and the doc
ffiaes i inculcdies will do to practice every
day IN The week, andevery hour of the day.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

Senator Benton, in acurd in the Intelligent
Ger, denies that Col. Fremont sent c%oncilia-
tory message to Gen. Kearny at St. Louis be-
fore his dealh, but says that he intended to do
so. Senator B. adds; " Al the time Of par
ting from Mrs. Fremont, who had gone with
him to the frontier, and believing Gen. Kear-
uy u be dead, he sent me a message by her,
begging me to say no more about him--that. he
had gone 10 his account elsewhere--and that
he forgave him., sls4ilas fali5a sII
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

The gold mines Of Russia now produce $780,
100000 annuity. The Spanish silver mines
l"r.ten year after they began to be worked,
yielded about 24,OOO,OOO per annum, Ten
years ago the product Of the. Russian gold
mines was less than $4,000, 900 a year.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

ONO LEGIsLATuRE.-The House was tempo
rarily organized on the 23d inst. Mr.. Letter,
democrat, is TO act as chairman. Mr.. Nc
olure, wing, as clerk, until the way is prepar-
ed fora complete organization by tho decision
ofclaims to seats. ~ 'r'" S. n"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

NEws III has been remarked that if you
wish % hear news you should 60 from home
A friend has informed US that il was reported
IN Vicksbufg that one person died in this place
from Gholcra. II cynauche Luyngea means
iAsialic Cholera, il Is true. tsounds to us
more like some other disease.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

The Hon. A. P. Butl4r has been reelected
Senator from South Carolina for six years from
the 18th Of March next. Mr.. seabroek has
been qualified as Governor OF the State, and
delivered a very able inaugural.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

North CAROLINA SUPREME Court JUDeE.-
On the 22d inst. the. Hon. R. M. Pearson was
elected by the. Legislature Of North Carolina.
to fill the vacancy on the bench of the Su-
Preme Court, oScusionod BY the death of Judge
Daniel.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05
Rector Craze Parlsh.

GoSeREss.-The Members are enjoying the
holidays. No business has yet been done
The matiers before them are Territorial Gov
Crnments, Notifications Of the Tariff and a
- Rail Road or Canal across the lsthmus. The
Senate, il Is said, have decided in secret session
10 take up no new appointments,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

Cholera ii NEW ORLEANS. -%-Interments for
"a hours ending Dec. goth.
The Crescent gives the number from Cholera
in al the burying grounds al IA. The day pre-.
vious al 84.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05
TIE Europe arrired ge.lcrdau!

Louis NAPOLEON has been elected President
Of France. The Emperor Of Austria has alb
dictated in favor Of his Nephew. The Pope
Of Rome has escaped from Italy. Cotton has
advanced one penny per pound. Quotations
bowed4s Mobile a. Orleans Al sales d the
week, 1880, Of which $4,000 bales American
and, $4,000 bales surat were taken on s@pecula-
ton; 5readstufs fair, market had advanced
on previous rates, two ponce per bushel for
wheat and six pence per barrel, for -four.
AT this point Of the narrative, the Eastern
line broke. BANG & Co.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

Divine service will be performed in The
Old Methodist Church at u A. NJ, Sunday
next. The sahject discussed will be %"lnfanl
Baptism . Those waoswisb this rite admins
tered are requested TO BE- present al that hour
Il FpNrAr1E. S.
sat Rector Craze Rar'sh.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

every ShtuEu"y
.aL No. 95 81. Charles Sired n
BY HAYES, mcLURB
The publishers Of Tho DdB Y
just issued a Weekly Paper 81 10
printed in beautiful style, iof y
the country. The weekly Ct'a'
tain the Nevso Of the Day, Vfg
upon all subjects Of gcn'fil
more particular upon those'ln
pie Of the South and Westai' =
ately concerned-origin ana Y,
es, Tales, Ahec do.es, e'e' "
rent carefully carefully soIi,''
hour Of publication. Wy
full to all classes q clgl4se9
adapted to merchants, mochsplf
families. In it's political ch'Ia''
largest sense Of the word 'pS'P'
no part in mere party sITpg
inform and instruct the Pe'pl'
questions which arise aile'''s
welfare or foreign relations =
The paper will be furnishes
scribers at Three Dollars POI y
Of four or more, directed = "
6ee,7at Two Dollars ana ~"
each. Postma ,ters and 0'n'''
as Agents, and send orders
les, will receive one copy y !.
compensation Payable = &
Single papers d package.
I'D oeths oHice Of publleae.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

The Ya2oO Democrat of Saturday last SAYS
that two cases Of cholera originated in this
city, and both proved fatal. We. have heard Of
no such eases.-Y. Rhig.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

The Spanish Ministers come into the cabinet
very poor, and are soon very rich. Narvaez,
when be landed at Valencia, had Only "a francs
in his pocket; he is now worth q million Of
dollars. SartoriOns, Minister of the Interior,
fifteen years ago, was a poor SopistG at SaIa-
manCa, and in 1910 was a copyist in the Cor
REQ Macdonald at two francs a day. His equi-
pages and style of living are now Of a princely
character, and he throws away thousands on
his mistresses! Mons, Minister Of Finance, in
1914 had GlOO per annumi he is now worth two
millions of dollars. Spain will always be poor
in this way.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

We have been furnished with the following
from the office Of the "southron,' dated Jack
som, Miss, Jan. Cd.
EeenOn Of Louis Napoean--In,porlan adpancc
in Me price Of CoIton-Fhght q The Pope from
.Hdy--Me Markets, &c. &c.
We are indebted to the kind attention Of
Messrs Bang, & Co., Of the Nashville Repub-
lican BannOr, for the following despatch by the
o'Rieilly PoOp!es's Telegraph Line, bringing
important intelligence from Europe by the Eu.
ropa at new New York, which arrived on the
first Of January, having sailed from Liverpool
we presume, on the 18th of December:
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

This paper should be No. II and January
Sin lsae hstead y No, I6, l848, as The outside
pfol,sses.lo be.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

NORTH CAROLINA One Of the doubtful
Legislatures has elected a sterling Wing U.
s.. Senator, in the person of Hon. Geo. E Bad
ger. He was chosen on the 2Oth ult for six
years from the 4th Of March next, when his
present term Of service will expire. We hope
the Ohio Legislature will be able to follow
this example,. Wh,g,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05
COTTON
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Mississippi and Louisiana.
Inferior :::;::;:-44a4l Middling Fair .6-a6a
Ordinary ::::;::-5-d54 Fair ::::!:::::.:6 4a62
Middling::::::::54a58 Good Fair::::::63a7-
Good mlddling ::58a5t Good and Finc:;--a-
Stock on rand l03,234 bales.
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cow M
NEW oRLEANs, pecemhtr aoth... 1a4

-
From The Crescert.
There has been an advance Of about ! ofa
cent during the week. Number Of bales sold
10000. H
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EPPes, the murderer Of Muir, was executed
on the I'D ult lie denied the other murders
that be had been charged with.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

M. Clay arrived ii Natchez on the 29th ult
il is supposed he will remain III Adams coun-
" for some time.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

John Rayburn has been appointed BY the
President, by and with the advice Of the Sen
ate, marshall Of the United States for the north
em district Of mississippi, in tile place Or A
A Northumberland
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

By TELEcAsTH. 1T would appear FROM the
following that she Southern m, mbers did hold
! meeting on the exciting subject Of Slavery
From the Charleston Courier, Dec. 25.
on Saturday, we received q dispatch from
our Washington correspondent dated a, 3
O'Clock 40 minutes ? y, on that day.
He iuforms ua that the Southern members
Of Congress held . meeting on ths evening
previous 20 deliberate on what course should,
bepursued 70 resist the assaults .! ,he. Aboli.
tionisls. g
Thomas Mslcalfe, Senator from Kenluck,
was called % pFssides and A. w. Venabls
Representative from North Carolina, acted al
Secretary. III
A very harmonious Committee, consisting
ol one from each State was appointed to taxi,
sheaabiect into consideration, who were in
siTOetsatc TspOrl on the 18Th january next
NJ Ealhopn 4 Z member Of the committee.
N"AA
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

ECEIVED and now N
AUI Cask Cognac B w.
4 Madeira Wl0'
s1 I Port Wine, III
a Tenerifis NY
Il l2 doz. CIavet N
6 7" London Pors9 !
"a Philadelphmla t I
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-01-05

hN NAUAaAA
RefeHinaio die lact that many democratic
papers En- Ibis Stale Bpenking out for General
lQdlman as 0hs next candidate for Gogernof'
b6 E5ishez couriaFsnys u is eEtranely doaei-
full whether the General would accept such a
nomination, even il tendefed him. The Cour-
Iier thinks bis ambition oyeTlsaps the Office OF
Governor, and that iis possession would only
serve to retafd his progress. What can the
General be after? We shall not take the trou-
BILE to guess just now, but if the Courier be
correct the g ntleman in question is certainly
too shrewd to run for Governor Of ibis State, in
view Of The fact that between that "fice aud
anything desirable beyond there is a "great
qulf' fixed which no Governor yet (and som
Of them were men Of considerable Stride has
ever beenable to pass. "Thus far shalt thou
go, but no larther,'' seems to be the inevitable
law Of fate to every worthy democrat who is
proclaimed "Commander-in -Chief Of the army
and Navy Of Mississippi" Once installed in
thateapaciIy, he is sure to come out with the
halter about his neck, by which the feeblest
may ever after hold him back in each %convul-
sive attempt to ''climb The steep where" &c,
Such a fate would be absolutely too hard for
the General, butwould be about the thing for
the swell Digger" whose aspirations have
such a decided downward tendency that even
his present elevation, he himself declares, was
never (no never sought by him, but that con-
trary to his W wishes he was absolutely rails
ed upon the hands, necks and shoulders Of an
admirirg people! Certainly therefore ho does
notebook higher, and is supremely blessed in the
sublime consciousness that they who expect
nothing shah not be disappointed. Then as
that Office "cohtehts his natural desire,' there
let him remain to prevent Others from falling in
the race Of fame over Mlssissippi's thres.legged
gubunatorial stool.-T. Whig
L H L rZ E A |.L LL LAL .N -
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resolution # inquiry into the expedisn-
81 Il fetr0esaing shs cities u Washington
and Georgetown, and lhe adjacent portion Of
The District q Columbis, 70 tho State Of Mary
land l'qs Rsep adopted BY ths u.ated states
Senate,
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II WEEKLY CEEsC

PUBLIsEiBD
ag Every Saturday Evshl
aL No. 95 81. Charles Sired Y
BY, HAYES, MCCLURE !
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Commission and Forwarding
and Wholesale AID Real
Wines, Foreign and Domesi
No. g6 NEW LEVI
New 81
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Persons calling for letters in&|
VIII please gay "adrerbsdh
WV. PRIESTLEl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-18
soUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA.

The Lynchburg Virginan says that there scarcely
reasonable doubt that the Rail Road will reach the Tennes-
zee line In four that the being con-
sinued are most bright The Tennessee and Virginia r.
Company was organized on the 29th ut, )! b. Cunningham
of Jonesboough President And II is believed with entire
confidence that the Legislature Of Tennessee will grant one
million of dollars 10 the read
The citizens Of Iynchbug have taken Steps for public
manifestation Of their JOY the CT the n
gina and Tennessee Railroad by solemn and interesting
ceremonies Aapublic meeting held for the purpose, John
O. Meem ESQ. in the chair r. K. Crae Judge D. A. Will
con, Ed. Mathews, John ". O,ey, F. B. Deane, Jr, j. NJ
Warwick and c. II. Lynch were appointed committee TO
invite Governor Floyd be the occasion and 10
of6cia.e in bresking ground.
The Compee also instructed invite the members
Of the Board Of Public Works members Of the General
Assembly the President and Directors of the various Public
Works in State and any other distinguished friends of
internal improvements belonging this any other State
The various military and civic associations OF the
also invited unite the ceremonies of the day. and the ar
tiery requested fire 100 guns. We congratulate the peo
pie Of nchburg and indeed the whole country from the
seaboard the Mississippi River upon the commencement
OF this grand work. under such favorable auspices II de-
serves be celebrated in the animated and even upoar
ious STYLE I, will be in the history of the finest
portion Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-18
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, DEC. Is.

TOBACCO-The breaks unusually small for the sea-
son. and prices firm The stock hand for sale is small
Inferior Lugs sell SO so 25; good Tugs 81 IS %;
common leaf S. 25a 25; good 81 so 50 fine IS 50
75 fine manufacturing sl0a H. The receipts of the
has increased very much this week. ofwhch brought
loose. tie ups sell 50 Is So leaf SIS 50 for
mon good 81 so n IL. JNO. VI. SHEPPARD, Jr.
FLOUR-Scotsvlle IS 06& Richmond IS a 4 SIX
WHEAT-l00 red; los white.
CORN-Od so a SIX cts, dull; IS So
CORN MEAL-60 s. cents.
OATS % IS cents per bushel.
FISH-Herings ltry ccarce; Cut So so 49, Gross
81 l2S a A 25 Shad SIS 81 a S6-duli.
BACON-yirginia cured, n * cents Western Sides ba
cents; Shoulders ~ cents Hams - eeD ~ cents
WHlSkEY-2s cents for Rectifed.
COPFEE-Rio u a ~ Laguayra rs l2A; Java III
l2H.
SUGAR-Porto Rico 81 a 6H New Orean. 6; 81
Croix CTS
TEAs-Imperial and Gunpowder SIS l25c per h. Black
% 60 c. Dull
SOAP-For brown SIC; yellow ~ h Sc per pounds;
white and variegaed II a A.
FLAXSEED-ll5 a 10 cents per bushel.
FE4THERS-33 n So cents.
HIDES-Creen sailed * cents per ID. Calf sailed IS
cts 10 81 each; Spanish l3 l5S cts
IRON-Pg Iron s26 10 BIZ, according quality Swedes
95 per tom English 95 Trecgar Richmond mandatory $780,
Up Country Bar $50 according quality. Nails 10 AZ cts
per ID.
STEEI-American blistered $40 per
SIfDT-5tc per pound
pLASTER--S2 rs from Wharf; nj Basin 49,
SAITIast sales from wharf IS per sack from store 81
RICHMOND, Dec Is.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
BEEF CATTLE-At the scales command IS TO 81 Is,
netting 81 so aud S. so, with ample supply
HOGS-Sl so nett Sales heavy with full market.
SHEEP 81 so TO So, nett, as in quality.