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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11

nd selling out the right of digging to the
lpd workers. As to the principle upon
9hch the new 6: Goldometer, ;" or goId.fnd-
r. is constructed, we have no knowledge.
Sgnor DAlvear, it is understood, will, for
le present, keep it a secret, as it would be
@,posslble to protect patent if one we're
aNeh out. 1t is very simple in its construc-
aon; aud is worked somewhat like the old
ns4Ioned wltch-hazel rod, formerly used IN
seeking for water.
Slgnor DAvear is of opinion that vast
deposits of gold will yet be found in the
United States, Of quality vastly superior
to that recently discovered in Virginia and
North Carolina, and that the other mineral
riches of this country are inconceivably
great The Signor is profoundly skilled in
the mysteries of Chemistry, Geology, EIec-
lro and Vital Magnetism, and other curious
branches of Philosophical study, which, it
must be granted, be has turned to good &C
count in the present instance. We believe
1t is his intention to publish some accounts
of his invention of the Goldometer," be-
fore returning to California. We shall look
for this work with much interest.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11
While the Bell is Ringing"
BY G. W, BUNGAY.

BY G. W. BUNGAY.
With lungs of fire, and ribs of Steel
With slghing valve, and groanng wheel,
With startling scream, and giant stroke,
With showers of sparks, and clouds of smoke,
The iron steed the train is bringing
So {" look out while the bell is rnrinow
The gazing, gaping crowd stands back
Will we be crushed, or clear the track?
Now all aboard and off again
The drones behind can't reach the train,
They stumble, where the switch is swinging
So {" look out while the bell is ringing!"
Just so, the engine of REFORM
Rolls on, through sunshine and through storm,
OYER kings and sccptres, crowns and thrones,
Mid sleepy crowds of idle drones.
s., .. I,,,, uol,'hs song tho r,oss ,ro o;,;
"' while the ben H. % In sslngI
The slave will doAF his yoke and chain,
i. I'm inebriate will not drink again,
Inc soldier fling his sword away;
we see the dawn of that bright day,
uood news the harnessed lightning bringing
30 look out while the bell is ringing p
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11

" The following paragraph is from he st.
s !. New Brunswick Observer of De, 5th
IL Is not without significance = 0''
here Is so much regard and rospct for
R rmna'y ana m,onarchlcal principles, in New
1 onI mat the idea Of separation from Eng.
latu canhot '"thom great and cogent reasons be
u ,1t but trade is prostrateour pop.
ulatlon is gradually removing to the necbbornp
rsGennlieand 1t is hard to say tchat man IN sei
3ytis6 o may Or forced 10 do. The rulers of n
, n,itlsn empire, if they wish TO retain the n
tlohs OF the colonists, must unite item IN an.
common head" -
FREE Son NomNArIoN.-In Mem
SHIRE the Free SoHets have nomiEess.
Berry for Governor, ard Tuck for g.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11

"THE QUAKER CITY," is the title of new
weekly paper, which comes to us well ptnted,
and is of the largest class of Weekly Literary
papers. It's first appearance speaks well f6r it
and from the known talents of its Editor, George
uippard, ESQ.,, we doubt not it will be one pl the
best papers of the kind published in the nitet
States. Terms, 50. Address Geo. LRpard
PHILADELPHIA.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11

We have received from the publishers, MesSrs.
Greeley g. McElrath, copy of the "WHIG AL
MANIAC AND U. STATES REGISTER" Its a
work Of. GA pages printed on small type, Ind
contains more statistical and political infoma.
ton than we have ever seen compiled in SO
small work. We would advise every manvlo
takes an interest in the affairs of Governmen to
send and get copy. Any one inclosing 12l-2
cents in a letter, post paid, to the publishers
will receive a copy by mail.
Price-1 copy, - 10 cents; - copies 81
100 copies, 81; 1000 copies, sos.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11

We have also received lhe first numbGPfvol.
ume XII, of the American chronological l1dmai.
From hasty perusal of its contents, we pink ii
is well worthy of the patronage Of the public
and when completed will make an int'fstng
volume. 0. S. g. L. N. Fowler, Editors IN. Y
City, Terms, 81 per year; or ten caf pei
copy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11
=
LITERARY REGTST

we have received sis- s-'ss'.sssoer az -
American Metropolitan Magazine, 4;aas-,m I
William Landon, devoted to Americas l.t.ssSI
ture and Art.
The number now before us is beautig
Illustrated by splendid engraving, repre- y
Miss Lqngstone shielding her Father lroGKth
attacks Of savage men. Mrs. Child, Miss (PulC
Miss Sedgwck, and long array Of otherPpu
lar writers, appear as contributors to the SrS
number. \
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11
Things in Washington.
Boston, Dec. 8, 1913.

A Regular BombsEell was thrown into
Congress the fore part OF last week by the
Editor of the N. Y. Tribune, who is HIM
self member of the House of Representa-
tives, and who had the courage to publish
in his paper statement of the lnonstrous
mileage allowed to nearly all the members
of both houses. The list embraces the
names Of the members the number of miles
by the nearest post routes from their res.
pective residences in the city Of Washing
ton; the number of miles and the amount
of mileage actually charged beyond what
could be fairly claimed, were the members
to travel by the nearest post-routes.
This mileage table is beautiful affair
and though The members are all allowed
(by brilliant law enacted by themselves ,
to put their long fingers in the Nationa
Treasury and take out the modest sum o
Eight Dollars day for their services anC
Eight dollars more for every Twenty Mile
they travel, going to and returning from
Washington, it seems they are not conten
with estimating the distance by any fair an'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11
Receipts for the FReeman
Volume WI.

o King, WIN Martin, ir. T Spte, R
Smith, E Abbott, M Bruce, E B H kins,
w Haskins, o L Shafter ] + Westcl M
Currier, J Harvey P L Lord A G N bray,
VIM M Ellis, ] Farwell, $3.50 s1h; G
Dutton, 75ct. ] Woodward, 5lld ] W
Boardman, 1877; GORice, tO4 F
Carleton, S Smith, VIM Smith, Az Jenk-
ms, c E Bingham, 81 so each.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11
Tcn, CoNec & Molasses.

900 boxes of different sizes for sale
less thancan be bought any store nhe STATE ofVermont
Jan. D. l549. ~ ELLIS, WILDER K Co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11

Select Committee on the Presidents message,
in relation to the evying of duties in Mexico;
Mr.. Toombs, Mr. Venable,
Mr. Duer, MIR. Collamer,
Mr.. C. ]. Ingersol, Mr. McCemand
Mr.. Stanton, MIR. Garhett Duncan.
Mr.. Bolts,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11

Spice Ginger Co &c In short, all tn necessariei OF
life. Now is your time to lay in for years stock
Jan. :, 80. (2) ELLIS, WILDER 4 Co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11
FURNFE' aJRE.

In lookng over an advertisements do not forget that
have large sock-fumture which yoh buy at half
the cost at any other establishment in the county.
Jan. 5 30 (3) ELLIS, WILDER Co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11

Address, (post paid, ISRAEL POST,
$50 Broadway, NY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11
sOTH CONGRESS-, 9D SESS,
TUESDAY. Jan. .

TUESDAY, Jan. 9.
SENATE: The resolution offered at the be-
ginning of the session, calling upon the Presi
dent tor list Of all treaties of reciprocal trade
with W foreign governments, was modified bv Mr.
BALDWIN, 1t now instructs select committee
10 INQUIRE INTO the expediency of repeating the
acC conerrlng on the President power, by proc-
aanlatoh' to establish reciprocal trade with for
slgq governments in certain cases.
Aspl%9iPs contract for a railroad was re-.
Prted by Mr.. Jefferson Davis, and ordered to be
The bill for the relief of John P. Baldwin
was discussed at some length. -''""-''
oeS mr bra bradburys resolution Tor the appointment
'eTa select comrnittee to make inonrv into tho
expedlency of organizing special Board OF
Commissioners to settle all claims against the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11
WINDOW GLASS.

cl, ptraurr.s T.. l. SALT, now in Store and for sale
DOO low by EDLIs, WILDER Il Co.
Jan. 3, 40 ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-01-11
RUFFALO ROBES.
SALT.

A BALES prime no ! Robes received this day.
~ Ian, s. 40 C) ELLIS, WILDER &c c
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
NINTH DISTRICT.

The Island Of Cuba-This Island is 624
miles in extreme length, with width varying
fIom D 10 III miles, and covers an area Of
$4,000 square miles, being about the size of
the State OF Maine. Ii contains a population
at the present time, of 100000; of which
about $4,000 are whites, 10000 are free
colored, and 100000 slaves. Its imports in
l847, were $32, 389, i 10, of which 5000 ,975
were from the United States Its exports du-
ring the same period were $27, 998,770, of
which S12 1916 were to the United States.
In 1S47 the number of arrivals al lis ports,
was 3740, and the number of clearances, 3346.
Its principal harbors are the finest in the world.
The amount of American tonnage employed
in the trade with Cuba is 475,773 tons. 1t
has 1875 miles of railroad completed and in
successful operation, and 6 miles in course oil
construction. 1t is we'll watered by hume
rous rivers, and It's suface, except in the cen
trail portion of the Island, diversified with
mountains Only two-ffths of its surface are
cultivated Of the remaining three ffths, now
unused, one is probably worthless, leaving
one-haf of its agricultural resources undevel.
oped. The climate is so genial, that it yields
two crops year of many of its productions
1t also abounds in materials for manufacturing
purposes, and its mountains contain mines Of
copper which are worked TO considerable ad
vantage.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
S25 Reward.

Stolen from the subscriber, at Nashville Nash
County, North Carolina, on Tuesday. the 18th
inst, Morocco Pocket-book, containing about
Two Hundred and Twenty Five Dollars in cash,
and bonds against individuals in Nash county, TO
the amount of about Fourteen or Fifteen Hundred
Dollars among which was bond VS.. Bennett
Bum and Redmon Bum, for about One Thou
sand and Five Dollars, dated the 24th April,
ls4e; and another vs. Rednon Bum and Ben
nett Bum, for about One Hundred and Eighty
Dollars, dated the "a tn April. ls49, and severa!
other small bonds. the amounts and dates of which
is not recollected, by who calls himself
James w. Elmore, and of the following descrip-
ton, viz: about five feet eight inches high, of
dark complexion, front teeth bad, and has the rep.
rescntation of star on the back cf his right or
left hand, with great many other marks on his
arms, AID abort the elbow representing Mer-
maid and the representation of an Indian squaw,
in the act of shooting bow, on his right hip, as
we'll as recoilected, The above reward of Tween
tyFive Dollars will be given for his apprehension
and confinement in any Jail SO that he may be
brought to justice. KINCHEN TAYLOR.
Angus! l4th, ls49.-[49-6t H ar
Raleigh Register and STANDARD copy weeks.
and send bills to X. r.. Botanic P. o., Nash Co,
North Carolina
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
Nosire

ON THE first day of September best, I half
offer for SALE at S;rickiand's Depot Dupli coun-
ty, N. c., At public auction. If not sold before.
goo acres of LAND. bordering III about two
hundred yards of the Depot ALSO. two other
small LOTS. one-fourth Of en- acre each. IN about
fifty yards OF the Depot--,hey are unimproved -
also, smother LOT, upwards of half an acre, with
good country Stofe-house, 30 feet square, also,
large two story DWELLING HOUSE, com.
Portable situation, and good place for business.
with respectable capital. Any person wishing
to TO business at this place would do well 10 ex-
anime the property before the dav of sale.
Having retained sufficient quantity without
the above advertised lands, shall sell without
reserve. 4
Ierms-One-fsurih Of the amount, cash, the
balance on twelve months credit.
JAMES D. WILSON.
S,rickland's Depot, Duplin county, N. CO.
G49-3t1 August 5th. ls49,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
rs @Amg0g ggg1s AA
AAR PoRr WILMINGTON. AE
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Aug 24--schr DeRosset, Jones, New York, to De-
Rosset 4 Brown.
schr WIN Benton, Randall, Little River to DeRossct
& Brown
25-Schr Express Parker, Onslow, Co, c, to De.
Rosset q. Brown
scbr Stor smith, New York, 70 Geo Harriss.
Sehr PauIiIc Newbern, to Ellis E Mitchell.
27-Brig Watc hman, BayIey, Boston, TO Jeffreys q
BTis " Jones, toilet, New York. to DsRosset &
Brown ~
schr w Davis Briggs, New York, to w Davis.
2s-Schr Baltimore IliiI, Beaufort, e, to DeRosset
4 Brown,
29-Brig Annah OF Salisbury. at visiting Station.
CLEARED.
Aug 24-Schr Old Z4ck, Mcdonald, New Orleans, by
G w Davis. ..e.lefr :
schr q Glover, Watts, swansboro'. by 6 w Davis.
Schr D P wsodbury. Revens, Shallotte, by @ VIDA
2s-Brig Trieste, Grace, Baltimore. By C W Davis
schr Express, Parker, onslow Co, BY DeRosset &
Brown.
29-sebr Olive, Harmon. New York, BY E ILuiierloh.
Schr Jehn story, Walker, San francisco. California.
by G W Davis
Brig Importer. Dennis, Boston, by Barry, Bryant 4
b. ). hr John Russell. James. Turks Island, BY De
Gris DAVID Duaen, Huntley Hartford, Con. BY Geo
IIaTrfe5.
So Brig Sarah Elizabeth, Ihompsoni Havana. Cuba,
by Geo. 4agTJss.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
The PrOprietOrs Of the

NEW YORK FURNITURE WAREHOUSE
Compliments to the Ladies, and others about to
commence Housekeeping. We hereby give To-
tice to the public, that will shortly receive from
New York and Boston, a large, varied and ex-
tensive assortment of Cabinet Furniture, Carpet
ings, Oil Cloths Mattresses, &c. &c, together
with many articles of Housekeeping goods, which
we will be prepared 10 SELL as low as articles Of
same quality can be purchased in more Northern
markets by the consumer. No persons about to
commence Housekeeping need send to the North
for their supply. We are determined to offer in
ducements here in our own town as favorable as
can be obtained elsewhere.
Hold yourself in readiness for our stock about
the 18th September, when rye will try and suit all
who favor US with CALL
Aug 3l-I5i] Il w A GWYER
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
DIED.

At Masonborough, in this county, on Thursday
the 23d, of lingering illness, Mrs. Jane Ounce,
wife of MIR. Parker Ounce, aged 48. r= p VI
In Dupn County, on the 18th inst, Mr.. Jas
M. Middleton, in the 24th year of his age.
In Fayetteville, on the 22d inst, Mr.. William
Pernell, aged about 10 years. e9al.a-.g |a7e
In Lumberton, on the 18th inst, Mr.. David
Oswald, aged 70 years. ..- IN ss.
In Robson county, on the 22d inst, Mr.. Jor
dan Council. r. .-..fs
In Raleigh, on the ! 18th inst, Mrs. Elizabeth
Buffalow, wife of Mr. John BufaIow. aged about
81 years.
In Anscn county, on the 18th of last month
Mrs Milly Hubbard, aged 81.
In Georgetown, S. c.. on the 18th inst, Mrs
Elizabeth Cause, relict of Mr.. Benjamin Cause
in the 10th year of her age.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
TRUST SALE.

IN accordance with deed of assignment made
to me, by Edward H. Rue, bearing date 18th
February ls49, will proceed to sell at auction,
at Exchange corner, on Monday, the LIST of Octo-
ber if not previously disposed Of at private SALE
HOUSE AND LOT, on the southwestern cor
ner of Church street continued, and Boundary
street; the lot containing one hundred and sixty
five feet front, on Church continued, ru ming back
along Boundary street, sixty-six feet The house
is newly built. of best materials: neatly finished
and painted; four rooms, kitchen aud other out
houses; with well of excellent water.
ALSO: Another small House and Lot, on the
east and adjoining the above; the Lot tbs same
size, one hundred and sixty five feet front, and
running back sixty-six feet.
Terms made known on day of sale. The said
property, or either portion Of ii, may be purehss.
ed privately, on application to the subscriber. at
any time previous to tbs day of sale.
n. y. NIXON. Assignee.
August 81, 1s49. Sits ---- .s=e
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

! will offer at public auction, a: the Court
House in Wilmington, on Thursday. the 18th of
September next, if not previously disposed of at
private sale, valuable lot, lying in the said town
of Wilmington. between Chestnut & Mulbury Sts..
near the eastern boundary of the town, together
with the Improvements on it. Said lot is sixty
six feet front on both Chestnut and Mulbury ss.,
and running hack three hundred and thirty three
feet. The improvements consist of two good fra
med dwelling houses. with kitchens and other
out-houses, together with awell fexcellent water
There are also two small shops on the lot which
is all under fence and in good order.
Terms made know on the day of sale. The H.
tie is warranted. Persons DESTROYS of seeing the
above property, can do so by calling upon Mr. H
w. Foy. REUBIN EVERITrE.
Aug 24-T5O-tss
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
NOTICE.

Taken up and committed to the Jail of Onslow
county, on the 18th inst, negro man, who says
his name is John, and that he belongs to Daniel
L. Russell, of Brunswick county. Said negro is
about thirty years Of age, and will weigh about
100 lbs. Also, a negro man by the name Of Dave,
and saws he belongs to R. II. Grant, Of Whining
ton, and says he WINS hired by Messrs. Gardner &
Russell of the same place.. Said negro is about
thirty years of age. and will weigh about SO lbs.
he owners of said negroes requested 10 come
forward, prove property, pay charges, and take
them away, or they will be dealt with as the law
directs. s w. ID. HUMPHREY, ShsE
Auo 0A--TEn-1i,u
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31

Important discovery about Peat. "A discov.
cry has been made in ireland which is likely
to be more important than the discovery Of
cold IN California will be TO the United States
OF America. According 10 a statement of ibe
OGormaa Mahon, the peat or turf of the Irish
bogs is capable of being converted. by a cheap
and easy process, into variety of matters of
the utmost value. One fourth of Ireland is
bog therefore, one fourth of Ireland is com
posed, on the showing of chemistry and the
OGorman Mahon, of the carbon of ammonia,
soda, vinegar, naptha, candles, camphine oil.
common oil, gas, and ashes Only think of
SO square miles of candles lying under the
feet, for the picking up, the ocean of oil of
that dimension. or the volume of gas-to say
nothing of the vinegar
The interest OF this discussion was derived
from the fact that Lord Ashley bore testimony
TO the integrity Of the patentee-a MIR. Owen !:
but it is singular 10 say the least fit. that the
patentee and the dscoverer should be both
Welshmen-Mr Owen and MIR. Rhys. 1t is,
however, discovery, which, if it be truly
represented. must open in the United Kingdom
mines OF wealth worth thousand CALIFORNIA;
Mines of wealth having these extraordinary
properties, that all the cost OF exploring them
will be clear gain to the people. while the
place from which the treasure is to be with
drawn will be enriched by its removal
Lord AshIeys statement of the amount of
valuable materials into which 100 tons of
peat was convertible-1OO tons of peat which
cost Gs, and the labor of converting il about
E8 more, contained:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
FOREIGN MARKETs-PER CANADA.

FOREIGN MARKETS-PER CANADA.
From Barings Weekly Circular.
LoNBoN, August l0.--Amcrican Stocks--The
absence of regular demand. and the return of small
parcels from the continent for resale, have de.
pressed the price of United States per cents, and
we cannot quote those of 1863, both in Inscrp-
lions and Bonds to bearer, above lu8. Business
has been done in Pennsylvania at so! 81! and
in Alabama at 60 for dollars, and 65 for sterling
Other securities without change in quotations, hut
without demand. except for New York SIS at 81 a
90. and Ohio SIS at Ial l02 per cent. New
York 6's. last Loan, l04 Ice per cent. esr
Iron--1he market is exceedingly firm at 95 a
G5 6s, for both bars and rails, in Wales. Scotch
pig. on the Clyde, As AIS, according to quality.
Rice has been in mere demand for export and
about 10000 bags East India have changed hands
at steady prices. - e. IL H. .ss5a ..es.. sa.s
CottoD-We are nearly id dearer in the woek,
but So little offering that the sales do not exceed
3.270 bales. viz--3000 Surais, 81 a 44d; 200
Madras, 80 a Aid; and 20 Bowed, at SID for
fair. .- Observation-Disclosures. ---s-
Tobacco Ordinary qualities have been in some
request for export, and 130 hhGs very common
Virginia cigar filters have been taken from I'd to
23d per ID. The recent arrivals viii not be sam
pied till the autumn, when an active demand may
be anticipated.
Furpentine--sales Of Rough 6s Cd; Spirits 33s
Sd 3ss for American. and 32s for English.
Taow remains as last quoted stock large and
demand moderate.
LIvEHpooL, August 1O.-Bacon-With de-
creasing imports, the sales of this week have been
at fully previous prices, but the business passing
has been to moderate amount only. Hams COO.
tinue to meet steady demand, and shoulders and
coarse meat have been in better inquiry.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1849-08-31
CO NJ Ne E R CIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKET-Aug.

WILMINGTON MARKET-Aug. 30.
Baeon--The market seems TO be pretty well
stocked with all kinds of North Carolina Ba-
con, sales are consequently slow. See table
for prices. -
Corn--A cargo from North Counties, about
$500 bushels afoat, waiting sale. The stock
is fully ample for present demands. In the
absence Of sales, we are unable 10 give quo
tations.
Fouz.-The supply of -four has become
better, and may now be considered fair See
table for wholesale prices.
Lime-None received.
Molasses-None received since last report.
Nonein first hands.
Lard.-North Carolina Lard continues
scarce, and sales firm al quotations
Lumber.-Sale OF a raft OF river flooring
boards al ss4 per NJ.
Timber. -No:hing OF consequence done in
this market Quotations nominal.
Hay.--Io0 bales sold at &C per 100 lbs
purchaser paying inspection.
Naval Storcs.-Sales of Turpentine have
been generally firm during the week, at pre-
vious rates, until this morning, when an ad-
vance of sc was obtained. The sales foot up
about $3.50 bbls, viz: $40 at 80 80 for yellow,
and 50 10 for virgin; 1899 bbs at 81 35 for
yellow, and So Is for virgin and 1876 bbIs at
81 40 for yellow, and 50 Is for virgin dip.
Spirits Turpenfine small lots have
changed hands at CSC per gallon. and ST. rs
for the bbIs not reiurnable. Some small lots
Of Tar have been sold at 81 40 per bbl.-
Sales No. white Rosin at lc and lkc per ID.
No. at 81 SO per Dbl No. at 60c per Dbl.
Rice-No wholesale transactions.
! Salt-No arrivals since last report.
Nothing doing in Shingles or Slaves.
| Freights-No change. .