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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-05-26

kASS Cocks, lead Faucets, cedar Spigols
Ed Connecting and Stop Cocks, at
ma5-it. F. G. FRANCISCUS'S.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-19
Band & Fancy Boxes,

THE subscriber, having made arrangements with the
manufacturer is prepared to offer great variety
of BAND, CAP & FANCY BOXES, wholesale and retail,
at the lowest cash prices. i. NJ HARRINGTON.
Rooms Eastman IL Danorth's Bookstore, State st.
Montpelier, VT April, ls49. Is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-19
FIRE ENGINES /!

ID UILT in the thorough liable to get out
ID Of order and warranted to do good execution.
Portable En- gRes from 80 TO SIS
Larger EngiaesJrom 100 to 5000
These the economical Engines that can be built
and afforded low that every Village, Factory, or
Fne,
Engines warranted of power equal any other
chine. and furnished at one Fc,rth less price
). q. * ] IA. PADDOCK.
PAppocK's FURNAcE, 7stI
81. yohnsbuty, W.
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DIR. SPEARS
MUCH cELEBRATEp
Indian Vegetable Medicines

1uuldL VCSGJdUlC nOuAOAhVo
RE Universally acknowledged to be the SAFEST chcapea
~ and oectual Remedies for the various discusses Of
the Human System, offered TO the public They can
be relied with confidence TO all curablo cases ihe
action immediate aud thorough graduating diseases IN its
forms. Thousands who have been pronounced ncura
Bile by their physicians yet live testify to the virtues o
these extraordinary preparations having been restored TO
sound healthby their use.
These medicines too well known 10 require an eSen
sivo notice. Scarcely village exists throughout New Eng
land, where living witnesses cannot be found to testify oil
We will name here of the principal medicines and
their refenng the inquirer utter health to me
lily PHYSICIAN" work edited by Di. J. s. Spear,
where may be found rief eaie the origin and nature
of the principal diseases which niet humanity directions
how preserve and restore health together with some GER
tfcatcs from highly respectable persons, testify TO hct
healing virtues and urging their Importance TINS boon
can he obtained of DIR Spears Agents, free.
BALM OF LIFE, Nos. & 2-For Consumption Dys-
n.d PSb A S,yST gome c
CATARRH SNUFF.-For consumpj n, Caturrh, Cough,
other preparation for cleansing tho head in cases
THE LIVERwoRT PILLS, have bocn for long time
considered universal medicine. trial OF one box VIII
snsy the patient that they the best purgatve KNOWN
Thoy emove the most colds, cods pains OF evers
sCR0FULA sYRUP.-Ths Is one Of tho effectual
agents in fer cleansing aud purifying the blood 1t 70
moves every impuy ffon the system, whether OF ctou
lous cancefous nature 1t IS compound OF seveal III
gradients and OF purely vegetable character For eiheacy
aud safety it canuo, he surpassed ..
CHOLERA MoRB'ls & DYsENTERY CORDIAL
fused ling doconsa is warranted in every
case 'ot WIN. \ II is recommended.
GERMAN LOTION.-This is warranted to euro tho Salt
Rhcum IN ts toims.
Tonic CORDIAL-is OF the most powerful tones
ever dsdOvcred is the best female medicine to he OBJ
tanned
WONAN'S FRIEND for the falling OF the Wom5-This
sthe only remedy before the public for this purpose 1t OBJ
tho necessity of rrsortng to Instruments and Is I'M
quesiionably most certain remedy.
EYE W 1EE-rhi.i is tho best Eye Water now in use.
GRAVEL MIXTURE.-Ths will cure all cases of gray.
81. For other Remedies, see " Family Physician"
All the ingredients of tho above medicines ute furnished
by herself, aud combined in accordance with
known principles universally received sound by sccnhc
Ply scluns.
Their merits have been acknowledged by thousands =
They have been tested and proved be equal TO the consd
Grafton claimed for them.
ia air triu fills restore health, confident is the
proprietor of their efficacy, that tho expense OF any othe
which docs effect will he paid provided it dooi
exceed one huudiGddnl
Principal Office, $50 Washington street Boston Also
soii by = X. COLLINS, Montpelier also, by Agent;
throughout the country. 22:ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-19
RELIABLE EVIDENCE OF THE EFFICACY OF
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam.

From the Christian Freeman.
While ropudate quackety, Always eased to
give credit for that which Is tuIy Useful give nfora-
ton which benefit others. few days brother
from Norway, Me- into our Office ia comfortable
health whom did not expect to again on earth. We
received letter few weeks since, from another brother
the with him, that he confined
his bed md could not probably continue but short time
Judge then OF surprise when saw him enter Of
hce lie has slight cough remaining a. 1t would be naur
al that he should have, until he has further time for ucQuir
ing strength lungs But he is in comfortable health. The
following letter which he addresses to the General Boston
Agent the medicine which las restored him wonder
fully, will show what medicine has been the instrument ct
the good work.
DR.. d. f. 9radlec,-SiG | cannot refrain ON saying O
word to you in of Buchans hungarian Bal
of Life ~ Here PLAIN statement of facts in relation
and hey of any service inducing the sick
seek relief the from whence obtained it, shall
be thankful.
My residence is in Norway, Me. Three years ago last
fall took violent cold, which left cough of the ag
gravated kind accompanied by pain the lett side
Last June had beGome feeble that obliged quit
all work. and confined IN the house until about four
weeks since Dung that time received the hest medical
attendance, and tiled nearly all the medicines which
nded ia such cases. but could find relief but
confined to my bed. Two vi my physicians gave
But as fortune would have it, heard of the
Hungarian Balsam and Immediately procured Bottle. This
gave instant relief and Fix bottles have broken my
cough and placed in situation Tesume with advance
ing health, my usual occupation.
BE WISE TO DAY!
Delay in of Consumptive tendency emphaical
y Death, under all ordinary treatment The Hungarian Bal
sam is greut ANTiDOfE, well as CURATIVE. Ifyou
have any symptoms above described be advised in timo
Sold in large Bottles ut dollar per bottle.
Acknowledgements, = r. Collins. Barre, n. F. Them
Washington, r. Gale. Chelsea, b. bacon. Cortath.
j. Cook. E. Coripih, Blake. .NeUJury, +. & H. Reyes,
Bradford q. H. Prchard and by dealers medicine gon
ernlly throughout New England s5vl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-19
CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
Omen to Bellows Falls.
lEAG III E!..!.;.,is:sa


On and after WEDNESDAY, FEBRuARY %, 1849,
passenger TRAINS will ,cave Boston, in connec-
with the Fitchburg Trains, daily, at l-2 O'Clock, A.
NJ. mad $40, z. NJ.
Lave Fellows Falls for Kccne, &c at and 445, r. M.
Leave Keonc Tor Bellows Falls Charleston, &C. at $50
and 4 III A. NJ.
Passengers by the first train from Boston will proceed d
rec through Bellows Falls aud by first Train down from
Bellows Fails directly through TO Boston.
by the last train and last tram down viii
mnn keone night, ard arrive Usun at III O'Clock,
bellows Falls ats O5 O'Clock the following morning.
All the above trains connect with the trains over the Sul-
van Railroad, open 10 Windsor Vermont, and there
meeting with the Vermont Central Ruihoad which connee,
White River with tho Pussumpsic Railroad. thus making
continuous railroad Inc from Dusior through Fitchburg,
Keenc, Bellows Falls LhatestUwn and WINDSOR 70 North
cld, and Wells River, Vermont. Also at GroOn WITT tho
rains the Nashua and Worcester und Stony Brook Rail-
roads, by which passengers taking cilke Tram down. can
pIoce without delay Grotun, to Nashua, Manchcstor
and Concord to Lowell Lawrence, the Eastern pnrt oil
New Hampshire and the State OF Maine to Worcester,
Providence, SprinsfelI New York City, Albany and the
West.
Stages ran ia connection with this limo from Wnchendon
TO Rndgc and Juiey ON Fzwilliam to Richmond, in
chester, lliusiHlo und Battlcboto.
From Kcenc to Chesterfield and Brattloboro, Tuesdays,
and Saturdays afle the arrival of tho last TAIN
up from Fellows Falls to Rutland, Whitehall aud Bu'lng-
ton. -
Passengers leaving Bellows Fus ut /, VI. can reach
New York CIty via Worcester and Norwich the next NOR
nng nj O'Clock and those leaving Keone by the O'Clock
| 4. n. Train, can reach Albany the same day.
ayFreight rains will run IN connection with tho usual
Fiichburg Trains, .,,
| Keene Feb. o. IS4g l2f
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-19

Railroads.
NORTHERN RAILROAD.
liii IN EyTF & .i..,i ;:;sa

WV M kEs-t'1 --i1HL.H--HH
On and after Friday, December 10, 1913,
PASSENGER TRAINS, daily, (Sundays excopied)
connection with tho Lowell Nashua, Concord, Yer
mont Central and Passumpsic Railroads:
Leave Boston from tho Depot OF the Lowell Road, for
Bristol and Lebanon, NJ M aud Northhed and Wells River
Vt. at l-2 A NJ. and ~ NJ .
Leave Wells River AT A. NJ and p NJ, and West
Lebanon for Boston, via Concord, Manchester, Nashua and
Cars from tho upper Roads.
This road connects with the Central and Passumpsic
roads at White River; and is the and direct
from Centta Vermont and Northern New Hampshire
and tho Canadus to Boston.
is also The British Steam Mail Line 49, -
Passengers by the Ist train from Northfed Wells River,
and West Lebanon, can arrive ut Now York city same
night, via Concord Nashua and Worcester and Norwich
Rail Dads, aud the connecting Steamboat lines.
Merchandise Trains Tor tho Northern Central and Pas
sumpsc Roads leave tho Lowell Railroad Depot in Boston,
ONsLoW STEARNs, Agent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OID u IA W Ia ~ 1LtAs)ND
On and after Monday, April 10, Is4o,
E5F,siiA TRAINS will run rs folIows'
$780, EXPRESS TRAIN
----1S-G Leaves Boston at - A. NJ. Leaves Fitch
burg 355 F. NJ upou the arrival of the trans from Tho
ACCOMMODATION UP TRAINS.
For GrOtun, West Iowusheud, and Fitchbug, at $50
aud IL A. Nj, and 40 7. M.
Concord AT 8 80 and II A. 81. 3. 40 and p. NJ.
Wahnn AT ESQ., 1855 10 und Ii a. NJ, l. 10, 3,25, 3,o
and F. NJ.
Fresh Pond, Mt. Auburn, aud Wateowu, at A. NJ, u
NJ, ., 30 and els L. NJ.
West Cambridge aud Lcxngona at l2 A. NJ, 9 30 and
30 p Nj.
DOWN TRAINS.
From Fitchhurg at so, and IL 55 A. NJ and 40 T. NJ
West T0wnsenda AT 1880 & II SIS NJ. and lOP NJ
Groton at {, 90 A. NJ. and II, 80 and 5l5 r. NJ.
Concord at & % and 9, A. NJ. q 10 Il 5,55 r. NJ.
Wnlthnm at 10, sl5 lnd 25 and IL A. NJ. and
1885, 235i ~ and 6,29 r. NJ.
Wost Cambridge and exinston at 7 30 and ii 10 A.
NJ and 4, 45 y. NJ.
Fresh Pond, Mount Auburn and Watertown at 1880
and 10 A. NJ. 80 and 1870 7. NJ.
II. The $50 Up Train will stop Stony Brook,
Lincoln, and lunenbnrg,
The II \. NJ. Up Train will not stop at Weston and West
Acton.
The 34OP. NJ. Up Train will not stop Charlostown,
Potto,'s, West Cambridge, ard Lunenburg.
The Morning rain down will not stop Lunenburg and
Lincoln
The Evening Train down will stop Lunenburg and
Stony Brook
Boston, April /, le49 70
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and cure follows by few days Of this article II Is
far bore any ether preparation his disease for any
other disease originating from impure blood See Pam
phist.
This disease is purely Of the blood the action OF
this medicine, speedy that the Piles, whether inter-
nal or external, will he cured by its in q few weeks.
Hundreds perhaps say thousands have been per
feciy cured in the of three bottles Of this mix
and this is produced from the action Of this
panacea upon the blood, it is more likely TO be permanent
iIlnn nrnlucph from cNieTnhl rnmpdipa.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-19
SULLIVAN RAILROAD,

Omen to windsor, there connect
EtEISssI1 ing with the Vermont Central Rail-
AfSssssF road and at white River, with the
-sS---@-PHssuinpsic railroad
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, FEB. 5,
PNENGER TRAINS
FAVE Fchbure Railroad Depot, in Boston, daily Sun
Ldnys excepted connection with Fitchbure, Vermont
Massachusetts, Cheshire aud Vermont Central Railroads.
for Bellows Falls Churcstown and ClareInont, N H. and
Windsor, White River, Royaton and Northfeld W.
10 A. NJ.
Leave Northfie!d VI. for Boston, ats A. NJ.
The A. Nj Train from Mortified connects at Groton
with Trans from Nashua, N H. aud Lowell and the East,
anI Worcester New York via Norwich Spring6e Id Al
bnny, via Western Railroad.
Freight Tiuins will also leave Charestown, Mast and
Mortified. VI. daily.
February 8, lSig %
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BAGLEY'S GOLD PENS!!
A. G. nAGLEY q co.

CONTINUE to Manufacture their Premium Gold Pens and
~ Pen-hoders. Gold aud Silver Pen aud Penoi &C.,
&c. Dealers supplied al the lowest trade prices.
Warehouse, Old stand, 1889 broadway, New-York.
N. D.. w. IA. WAIGHT is no longer agent for A, G. ID.
4 Co. W
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ARGENT PLATE.

AhUEl< i FLA l IL.
a aSPOONS, Forks &c, made of this newly discover
WV ed material, supecedo ~ articles, such German
n Silver, British Albata Plate, as substitute for
- Silver Plate. Being chemically free from impurities,
it wittand strong test of Aqua Forts, and being hard
and white hioughout maintains color closely resembling
silver, and improves by use. TOWN * HALL.
Montpelier, Oct. Is, lo4S. d.
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CONSUMPTION CURED |!
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam Of Life.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
Colds, Coughs, Asthma, and Com
sumption
y
knCOgifeStibie Proofs

" Ae hpedoy " u'S hd''u' "u'e 0O'SfJ0'"p Consumption"
IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY.
DR.. Badee-Dear Sir: The Hungarian Basam is, beyond
all question perfect and admirable preparation for
diseases OF the Lungs have used it III family aud in
my pro ssionn practice for than two with the
most uniform entire success in of sUere PUioRd
~ dseaC aud can conscientously recommend it 10 all who
afflicted the certain remedy for such diseases
with which am acquainted. Yours Tespoctfully,
FREDERIC STCRER, NJ. D.
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DEBILITY OF TIE SYSTEM.

proof Of cures in this distressing class Of complaints
See pamphlet. Al broken dorm, debated constitutions
from the effect Of mercury, will find the bracing power OF
this article Immediately, and The poisonous mineral
eradicatcd ftom the system.
The - distinct properties which compose this article,
manifest themselves particularly in the application of the
compound, for the distressing class of complaints which
head this paragraph For centuries there has been
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-24

The .author Of the Rail,cay System.-The fol-
lowing sketch of Thos. Gray, the author of the Rail
way system, we take from the gainesville Tele-
graph:
Thomas Gray was born in Leeds, England, about
a half century, or more, ago-and this Is all we
know of his early history. The Middleton Colliery
had railway for carrying coal to Leeds, distance
of three miles. The ears moved along at the rate
of three and half miles per hour. 1t laughed
at-not by Gray-but by the wise public. Gray
saw in this little work something that might be
augmented into greatness; and he thought upon the
subject and forthwith became a visionary! He talk
ed and wrote upon his project of g A General Iron
Railway" until the people declared him insane. -
He petitioned Parliament; sought interviews with
the lords and other great men; and thus became the
laughing stock of all England He received moth
ing but rebufs wherever he went. All this took
place in 1920, or threabouts.
But he succeeded at last The railways were
laid. The world has been benefited by the madness
of Thomas Gray.
Well what became of him, the reader will ask,
We do not know; but believe he still lives, in Exc
ter, to which place he removed. Up to 1916 he had
been neglected. While thousands have been en-
rched by the consummaton of his brilliant scheme,
he remained forgottcn-torced by poverty to sell
glass on commission for living. Hewitt, in the
Peoples Journal, few years ago, gave somewhat
lengthy sketch of his career thus bringing him into
public notice. We have seen nothing in print in re-
iation to him lately. Elliot wrote great truth in
these words:
&c How many men who lived to bless mankind,
Have died unthanked."
How many of the railroad projectors, agitators
stockholders Sc, have ever heard Of the subject Of
this brief sketch.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-24
JAMAICA-NEW TARIFF.


, nc he" an" ~ '"' io,"''1 Vi 'a'" P"''
the ilouSe Oh Assembly anu inc Couc anu was ds
sehted TO ny te Governor on SATURDAY, the ZoIh ul'
ana Is as iolioWS'
ne Deer, Cldef, Torter, or 1erry, per toh, oIs'
Asses, per head, IS
beei ana foTk salIeu OF cured' ana all cureu meat
- per OIL oi %"o IDS %oS,
IieIu vi pisCul., per C"I'' U.s.
Press press per ~, as;
D CuttEr' pc, wv, 'si rzcn.. c-...
per ooA Vi % lpS'' os' NoitPo'ition,
pei pcA VI -, ~ MS 10; tt"o'''' Pc o Vi ~
los, os'; diiow, Per , 1it'o' 1s'
C "a per h '@' us
CheeSe' per cN1' rs
C"coa' per cW', "s IN.
Tonee' RI SE i, ,io'P .. 49, Is
~ 80 - ~ IL, q ,,,l I'll
iSi', uii'' VI 49, ~. 49, 80 ,'1'' PN
ieG' per oI1IIli ~ H'eMNe' anu per
D'''', - IN, ', o' o III - ~"
Per p'l 49, 9Ilo'' "t' " s"tIH' p.i 'ii, Us
o'I""n' s''oNG1' per- oH ~ VS. iieiIa'
per box, 3D.; ish' smoked' not otherwise de'crO-
,, Gu, per cW'', a.. g.
iI iouI' Nn''.' Pc L, !" u, VS.
ioul 'y', Po' ~
Gram, per bushei' 3D.
tIl'Eo'2 p oos PI, 1ei'' p az '"i I , s,,o
ii''nS' pa'",, i'ii'u D'''' ue' anu
- per cMt,' i'S' az
Horses ,1' Wares ana am "eiulnSS' per heau' ZoS'
mug, per H. 'H
i iT' per I"l'i -; %. 49,, WI. $500 -,
Meal' OF o.ner oi anu neat per O'''e'' i'
1 HI,ii per cw'i 10 o''
ON G B% I' e Fns ond Skins the rroduce Of Fish
VII, ms iu oH t ole o"uee o. is
'i n1 III INC ''" i0'' P'' ''"' "'
II WI MI, Gu. v.LI nh IL N
otI pra,is;' IN ti go ", t3ar ,,noI,,os 6
oenei NV aJ I III '''' u o'"''
d iPp o' , uo.''. ' "t O.
d. p r, ."'i y ,'or o,,,t l.
GaIt u ra',,t P'i '"''' 10
ST. o o,,d ir Co,, iN' nor boad 81
,S ,.,P '.'u wv. r * H.. 3' 80
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-24

RICE.-The market is poorly supplied with
good article; and for such is Offered not over
1925 " 100 lbs can be obtained. New is worth
$500 3.62I.
SALT-The cargo of 1900 bushels, reported pre-
viousy as arrived from Cadiz, has been sold at l6
cts. " bushel, 8 mos.
SEEDS.-Clovcr is not active, but moderate sales
have been made at $3.50, while some holders are
firm at S4.75 for prime. In Timothy we are not ad-
vsed of any transactions Flax has sold at 81 81 "
bushel.
SPICES.-An invoice of about 700 bags Jamaica
Pimento, arrived this week, remains unsold--l2 cts.
have been offered for it.
SPIRITS.-We have no change to report in n,
f. Rum which remains at 81 cts, at which 90 brls.
have sold. Whiskcy is very steady at y cts. for
hhds and IS for brls
SUGARS.-'rhe market is less buoyant, but
rather bette feeling has manifested itself than
prevailed at the period of the auction referred to be-
low, although we have private transactions dur
ing the week to report. By auction Tuesday, OF
200 hhds Cuba offered 4O sold at 80 80; 81 brls
do, 5d $40; 30 hhds. New Orleans do. 7Oa - So
and l72 do, Porto Rico, cargo Of brig Emily, 47Oa
$3.50 u 100 lbs, all mos. Arrived this week from
foreign ports, 1870 hhds.
TOBACCO.-The business of the week has as
sumcd no feature; the receipts Of saleable quail
ties as well as all Others, still continuing light
precudes the possibility OF operating otherwise than
in a very small way. We cannot, therefore, parti-
cularize and would only remark that were the stock
here, oil such descriptions as IS wanted ready sales,
both of MARYLAND and Ohio, could be effected and
full prices obtained. The weeks transactions have
probably not exceeded 200 hhds. of all denominations,
and those were taken in small way, including Ma
ryand at 2.75a $50, the extremes, and 4.50a $40
u 100 lbs. for Ohio. The inspections for the week
comprise 422 hhds. Maryland, and 23l do. Ohio
total, 653 hlds. Exported within the same time to
foreign ports, none Our exports of Maryland and
Ohio denominations, to European ports, remain,
therefore, as last week, viz:
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-11-24
EASTERN MARK ETS.

At Boston: Flour in moderate demand-sales COM
Genesee at $3.50 S5.44; Ohio and Michigan
5.3lG S5.374; Southern $3.50 S5.373. Rye flour
S3374 Corn meal S3.37. The receipts of flour the
past week very large amounting to So 900 brls.
Corn dull-sales of Southern white at $685. cts,
and yellow 65@ 81 cts. Rye IS cts Southern Oats
30933 cts, Northern 500 40 cts. Provisions in
limited demand-mess Pork 10. 509S1l so; prime
999.50. Lard 62G7 cts. There have been con-
siderable sales of Fruit the past week. at good prices
some $4,000 drums of Figs have been taken at Sdl
cts. for cargo; ordinary parcels at less rate, and
Eleme at 13a 20 cts ~ ID.
At .N'eto York: Flour unchanged; sales common
State at 4629 S4.75; Genesee 512G S5.25; Southern
dul-smal sales at $3.50 S537. Rye Flour 2946
49, Corn Meal 36 S306. U'hedt in fair demand,
and holders frm-Gencsee held at S1.22. Corn
heavy, with light sales at 62663 cts. for mixed,
and 63964 cts. for yellow. Rye 60 cts Oats Ala
az cts. There is little doing in provisions, and
prices unchanged. Groceries without animation
Rio coffee 100 l0f cts; n. o. sugar 5Sd cts; rice
3Sd34 cents. Cotton dull and heavy-operators
awaiting the steamers news, due. Whiskey
nominal at p cts. ~ gallon.
At Philadelphia Flour continues quiet Sales of
common brands at IS, and extra 5.12! $3.50. Rye
Flour and Corn Meal 3d. Wheat inactive, and
sales at slight decline-red 1.05@S1 06, white
Sill. Rye scarce and held at 63 cts Corn dull
small sales of yellow at 81 cts. Oats 29d33 cts.
Provisions without much movement-the sales
being only to the trade at previous prices. Grocer.
les without change-transactions limited. UhtShey
~ cts in hhds and rs brls.