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CARTER & N0WLIN,
GRUCERS. COMMISSION & FORWARDING AGENTS
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CARTER & N0WLIN,
GRUCERS. COMMISSION & FORWARDING AGENTS
EE,7'CEBTRG, Va,
TENE IN STORE and are receiving large and de-
srabc stock of GOOD (which they will sell low for
cash in exchange for country produce The follow ng
comprise part:
20 hhds. y. o. and Rico Sugars,
10 do and bbls. Molasses,
125 bags Rio, Iaguira and lava Coffee
~ bosses Wuolscy'5 Loaf Sugar,
~ DBL. crushed ground and clarified do
2uG kegs Nails from : to 10 dy.,
3b Nv box and lining do
5hhlXrs 4 7; ~ and lO>e II Glass,
l45 -les Solc Leather
IN bb-. Tanner, Oil,
% ans caf and letter Paper,
aj Jt-, b' -ing Powder,
~ do XIV BIie do
Sd HJ>-7 adanlntine and tallow Candles
- do bunch Rllsins,
ticrcls crop Rice,
81 rcams wrapping Paper,
$50 sacks Salt.
10 bbls. Nackercl,
1l20 lhs hlstcred Steel,
50o do shearand cast do
2l boxes Cheese.
~ Bits. re-tIhcd Whiskey,
~ do apple Brandy,
IN I'D American do
Otari, scignett and J Durand Brandy, Rum and Gin
: MADEIRA, Port and Malaga Wine,
E, ~ ana G-4 Domestics,
No-. l and : Uzllburgs Blankets Calicocs. Checks
Boots, Wool Hats Caps, Sc Sc They respectfully invite
their friends and the public generally in want Of CHEAP
GOODS, to call and examine them
Nov 27-ts
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F5'esis Gr9s'Gscls seed.
TIN subscriber has Iut received his Spring supply Of
Garden Seed which embraces every variety Of seed
ally wanted i'll this market They are directly from Ian
dcb IF Phodelpt1 ana ,rdr1nted fresh and genuine
Descriptive catalogues, with instructions for planting and
cultivation, furnished gratis, on application 10
F,5 i5-t5 JOHN Il. SEAY, Druggist
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To ALI. WHO HAVE WOOL.
-criher ha> TIP the notion aa those who
have Wool BE rarded Is i'll find the Blackwatet t,ot
tn AHA Gon F-t1ry 70 BE- the place where it b
ilu right. lui We'll caried should it be spoiled
t- t- Will. !. Sd per lb tJr 1.-THE wool beng sem
Wv.- cleaned. Cards uJv ID operation. and working well
JAS. :. CREW nSON. Agent.
Ishau be ready in few days Woolle Cloth ans
Jeans
Juac l9-ts J. s. c.
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TRUST SAFE OF
Il q US E. a MD 20 'T,

I&iUSZ SAFE OF
Il o US E AND LOT.
~ virtue of deed of Trust executed to the subscribers
~ by John w. Z Buckncr, bearing date November G0-h,
lSISand recorded in the Clerks Office the Hastings Court
for the town Of Lynchburg, will proceed d SELL public
AUCTION on the premises IN SATURDAY TN 24h da III March
lS9, at o'clock r NJ the House ana hot, conveyed in
said deed situated 4h street, the ol Baptist Church
and lately occupied Ny sal Bucyr 1he House j. nearly
very desirable Family Residence
Terms maze known the LAY olsale The title i beicv
cd to be unqu1snabc but acting trustee shall convey
only such little is vested in me by he sid deed.
IT, the day designated for the above sale, the weather
should be SUCH in the opinion OF the subscriber render
it improper sell the said sale will be postponed Ii.
first fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted
WIN. IL LtN(;ltNRNF, Trustee.
Sale conducted by WIN. HAMILTON NOSBY,
March l-2lI
E1osspomesnpws.
ne above All i postponed until Saturdavhe 5h day q
March 22-t5ma W. II. LANGilORNE, Trustee.
McC0RKLE: & SIMPSON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERS, COM
MISSION AND FORU.lRDLNG ,MERCHANTS.
WE OFFER TO OUR FORMER PATRONS AND
w THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
a large Stock OF Groceries
Now on hand, comprising great variety in that branch Of
.4LSO-.f GENERAL STOCk or
Manufactured Smoking and Chewing Toba eco,
Of own manufacture, from to extra quality suit
able Tor Merchants and retailers.
GOODS AND PRODUCE
Consigned for sale forwarding, will parcua
attention.
WE HAVE ON CONSIGNMENT
10000 lbs. 'EBlackwater' ssMon' and sUnono Cotton
Yarns,
10 bales No. Oznaburgs and Domestic, which we offer
at the Factory prices,
30 cases ami casks Mass and Stick LIQUORICE.
| Jan 29.-ts McCOKkI.E s SIMPSON.
LIGHT! LIGHT!
UNnnSCEN L,av ~
"a fresh supply just to hand-tor sale BY
| Jan Its JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist
DOR SALE, or Barter for Country Produce
II 600 tons Lump Plaster,
1OC do ground do, in bbls o. loose,
CORN MEAL, SHIP STUFF MD BRAN
w A NTE d
1000 BUSHELS RYE
HUNT s. LANGHORNE.
Jan Its
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Household = AjicRan FsEs-g,l!a..

.SHWHa, L DUsLrNs--l..5..h P.,.I-.,. ..t-
: u .>li--- t5.'l P.-4Ls -.L .fr 1, sins t:-,
l---af slly Be I.a5 j. these Z ,i-. ~ -allia-sa
Jan lN-ts PETERS : >-rIGLFR
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30 Acres.

;G.59 Acres.
4Ezs m7re n Ie-- t-a- the same wherein the said
t' An Nrrr-- resides, and 1T The -i.r,
- h. tr- -.- ..4l -gIi -i- f.lI ,y.a- I sr,s
the property M ~-- trs -. Han, >tep >4fa. Hlu
AAh 4ie an- ~ t". .i-.l Na.y aut Eliza. III Idy apd
.= tar.e .'a--.l Na.t. Etl-I- .rI linEer,
Household = AjicRan Furniture.
Plantation fools and Utensils eight head II Cattle y HEAD
Vt Hogs Horses, Wa-- lsni tear. i IL t,-t Iii;
b".-:' crop oI 7 .a. 'l.~. F,l',. ana 7 Dacco,
E!GcASalitb's T'20IS. Sc, Sc.
~ -'e'r -;,E :, - . a. Jesse o1l deceased and
a.. .-- -45,.-~ a- So. --.l Thomas L. Arlington. I'm and
t'i-o estate 1. ''"a f7- deceased. Tletule d. the
~ M r.. -Ttj 1j -,-i.l.I b. acting As ti.,r,e
s4Ill only c--tt sLcLt... d i . .i II III .ld 5rI f
Els- 5. M McuEARMON. Trustee
~ RI I-- p1lVlsi-S tl led reluiru that TIL, property
i 5 S'-i llr' lt IL NOR than ~, h.t thl. n
NJ Tvi n ll tA TIE creditor, ~ which II c1n
I.F. ii- :. D. McD. Trustee.
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CLOTHS. CAS3IMERES, V53TiHG3 & lfEND6ILLS,
yyaa v I. ,c arrlI-.'. LII h,'c manu- ''uied IA
s...r.-. WATtItitE ~E s. PoTIHH-
-rr. .r..a lv ,.. .Nt ".'..' N
Thr i.H- .w ~. I MI. n .'--..
AlrLL -.--L
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P OSfssGasgaE3 eat.

The above sale i postponed un SATURDAY the IN LAY d
Iay, at O'Clock, when ii Viii positively takc place
March 22-t5na w. H. LANGHOENE., Trus' EEL
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Saddle and Harness ManufactorV,

/ he subscribers
are now receiving
fresh materials
from with Il tl.av
vii! have manu-
featured every ar-
tlcle il then line
Of business in a
neat and substan-
tIal manner, and
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tween Lombardy and Piedmont were re-
sumed-the service Of the post Office re-es-
tablshed
The Naaione, Of the 3lst ult, says that
there have been some disorders, but without
importance, in Savoy.
The Genoa Gazette, Of the 3lst ultimo,
states that the Tuscan Constituent Assem-
bly,, in secret sitting, held on the 9th,
had determined TO confde the dictatorial
power to the hands Of one man, and that,
on the following day, Guerazzi had been ac-
cordingly intrusted with the dictatorship
According to the Geographic dispatches
which arrived at Berlin, the preliminaries Of
peace between Austria and SARDINIA are all
ready settled, and General Wholgemuth has
gone to Olmutz to assist at their ratification.
A bulletin from the headquarters Of the
end reserve corps at Padua, reports the de-
tails Of an affair on the night Of the Goth Of
March, between 1000 Venetians from Chi
ozzo, who had entrenched themselves at
Coneha, and two columns Of Austrians, who
had attacked them, and expelled them, with
slight loss, from their position.
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Rs.ponss oftne King Or pra..,a.

On tho 81 nlt., The Frankford deputation had their
audience with the King at noon. His Majesty came
as usual from Charotenburg to the palace TO receive
them, After the President OF the National Assem-
bly Simsou, had delivered short and plain version
Of The mission they were charged with, the King
answered them pretty much in these terms
The message he had heard had moved him deeply,
and lifted his look toward the King Of Kings. 1t
had brought before his soul his holy duties as King
OF his people, and one of the most powerful German
Princes In such moments The eye should be clear
and tho heart firm. In the resolution Of the Ma
tiona Assembly winch called him TO The head of
Germany, tho voice oil the representatives Of the
people was contained. This eau gave him claim
which he knew how 10 appreciate. 1t laid upon
him al the same time !mmeasnrable sacrifices II no
answered in the affirmative. The German National
Assembly hud, through their resolution, testified
confidence toward him which he deeply acknowi-
edged. and entrcaied the Deputies TO express his
thanks for He was also ready TO prove BY his acts
that tho men had not mistaken him who had coun'
ted upon his cxeriing himself 10 the utmost TO pro
cure The unity Of Government. y. ~
to find out this unity IT, with the violation Of sacred
rights aud of his earlier given express promises he
should adopt resolution which would necessarily
be followed by decisive consequences for Germany
Ii was now for the Government OF the single Ter
man States and their Princes, in common delloera-
| ton TO examine whether the Constitution was saL
isfactory 10 them whole, and IN US sepas.s
parts and whether It gave him zoe means ~ ~, u
formty with his position, TO manage ,ne ~ shicld
Germany with strong hand VI however ,ne sn na
and shrltcr Of Prussia were needed, ne wouu, e J
sysho, call ,r,,e 10 the mission Of MS mouse aN
neopie- p,nnt bimsclfby the eide OF Germany
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;n 9TH any other officers Of the Navy
W.. NJ ,acrolt orders their re-examinatiopi
snd ca ~ u pose Of rewarding partisan
s,yon,e. ~ h,.lpI r. q, or FIVE Of them, and
transfers the man who 81. Ou s' ~ r -; 49,.
die Of the list to the head |. ". .h;.h ~.
establishing precedent by ". ~ J;~;,,,
shipman may be made by the "ips, -.
Of the Secretary Of the Navy, commo,. -
and commodore midshipman, OF nothing.
might continue the list Of such cases almost
"a dinfnitum;n but viii not, at this present
time, crowd your Journal with more, These
are enough, in all conscience, to expose the
cunning, duplicity, hypocrisy, and shallow
pretences Of the editor of the " Union"
But the editor Of the Union says, that
General TAYLOR declared that, il elected
President, he should have " no friends to
reward and no enemies to punish - and,
therefore, il he removes corrupt, incom-
petent, iaithless, or dishonest man from
oliice, he IS guilty OF violation of his
pledge 10 the people, provided this man SO
removed belongs to the sink and swim"
school Of politics so ardently advocated by
the editor. This, at least, is the interpre-
taton Of tn matter And here, like the
chivalric knight of La Mancha, he bran
dishes his sword and dehes the world to
combat, fancyng he has won smile
from his Dulcinea" Progressive Demo-
crdcy." would not destroy this sweet
illusion OF the venerable Editor; but
knowing that he is quite prolific in fan
cies which are always amusing and agreeable,
and believing that il this hallucination be
removed be will soon start another equally
cannot forego its destruction.
Individually, President TAYLOR, as he de-
clares, has no "friends to reward and no
enemies to punish,' but as the Chief Exec
utive Officer Of this Government, we dare
say, that in dispensing the public patron
age, he will reiUard The friends and punish
the enemies Of The Republic. We make
bold TO say that, we do not believe he will
permit the clerks in the Departments at
any longer to converttheir Offices
into money changing concerns, as we under
stand many have done during the last four
years-nor will he permit any Of them to
hold their Offices as sinecures--or to leave
their Offices for the purpose OF electioneering
in the adjoining states, as has been done,--
or to form purses for similar purposes, as
,oas done. His motto is and always will be
8 JUSTICE AND THE Pubic GooD.n
MORE ANoH.n
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From sartsin's Magazine for MAJ
Resignation.


by HENRY W. toaerELLow.
There is no flock, however watched and tended,
But one dead lamb Is there
There is no fireside, howsoeer defended, N5
But has one vacant chair
The air is fall of farewells TO The dying,
And mournings for The dead 5t
The heart o. Rachel for her children crying
Will mol be oomforted
Let us be patients these severe Affections
Not FROM The ground arise, .t643k y .iaa4
But olenmes celestial benediclions I
Assume this dark disguise.
We see but dimly through the msts and vapours
Amid these earthly damps 4sHG3T
What seem TO ns but dim, funereal tapers
May be heavens distant lamps.
There is no Death what seems SO is transition;
This life Of mortal breath t,tf ~
Is but suburb Of the life elysian, ,.,
Whose portal we call Death.
She is not dead--lhe child Of our Affection
hut gone unto that school,
Where she no longer needs our poor protection,
And Christ himself doth rule.
In that great clois,ers stiffness and seclusion
BY guardian angels led,
Safe from temptation, safe from sins pollution,
Shs lives, whom we call dead. A N
Day after day we think what she Is doing
In those bright realms Of air
Year after year, her tender steps pursuing
Behold her grown more fair.
Thus do we walk with her, and keep unbroken
The bond which nature gives,
Thinking that our remembrance though unspoken,
May reach her where she lives.
Not as child shall we again behold her.;
For when with rapture wild
In our embraces we again enfold her.
She will not be aichild
But fair maiden, inner Father's mansion,
Clothed with celestial grace
And beautiful with all the souls expansion
Shall we behold her face
And though at iimss, impetuous with emotion
And anguish long suppressed, "a
The swelling heart heaves moaning like the ocean
That cannot be at rest; s5
We will be pateatl and assuage the feeling
We cannon wholly stay;
BY silence sanctifying not conceeng
The grief that must have way.
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Esiraeisfrs an address dairTsdty Rer phdip M
iedeier, NJ ID 10 me Students Of tbs Poughkssse Collie
giae School AZ NE close IF their annual sranfnnon
YouSa CfNTLrMEs:
The exercises thathave taken place In your examnson
have thoroughly tested your atauments aud have afford
ed us satisfactory evidence that the employed Tor
your Instruction have not failed Of good measure OF sue
cess.
We have not however been surprised in view Of the pro-
ncrncy you have generally made IN the useful and orn
mental branches OF cdraton which have been the objects
Of your pursuit for hdistinguished hcts avail, pro.
d,ice nroposonate results the improvement you have
hinIed Was 10 have been expected
Having nlhdedto the advantages yo have enjoyed Is
my wish TO be distinctly underwood considering Them
very great and special Andth may assert, without
fear 81 being suspected Of attempt At rcspprobalon
since bear no relation whatever % you a. literary IN
so situated In regard to he institution 70 which you belong
nstc have sd full opportunity fciosely
educ acnai system. both ~ 10 lis theory aud practice
feel affirm, that In all tho particulars In which OK.
ceencyfmay be predcated OF an lacsdcmcal course,
have never known any superior, and In many rcsrecis
even equal that adopted and carried out In the Potis
kcepsie CoIit1iste Institute. go
xnr presented you the greatest facilities Tor having
solid and extensive basis q an useful and polished sduca.
You have Instructors % distinguished ability 10
the various departments OF classical literature sthema
cal science commercial knowledge, foreign Languages and
tbs ornamental branches Of music, drswng and painting
nsr3o--dtf 70 wv I-r'if III
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POUGHKEEPsIE COLLEGIATE
Itai H crtTnnT

TIVE edifcs for this school is situated College Hill
about three fourfhs Of mile from the beautiful village
Of Poushkerpsie Duchess County, State Of New York
Reference 10 Invariably had to the nature Of the juvenile
mind and constant efforts are employed 10 develop Its
powers, In their natural or Ter und preserve them in
their relative strength The domestic arrangements and
modes Of instruction adapted TO youth Of ten years OF
age and upward and they instructed in such branches
may be requisite, either to qualify them for ercia
life, engineering, or TO prepare Them for college
Annual expense per scholar Is $3.50 payable quarterly In
advance This snm includes all charges for board tuition
stationary, bed and bedding washing, roum, fuel Light
anil hooks, Except the French and the Spanish books
The year sdived into two terms Of 70 weeks each The
summer commences The first "Wednesday in May
The winter term first Wednesday in November II is The
purpose Of the undersigned receive any youth into HE
school whose moral character sno aond 5
CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal.
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THE UNION uNMAsKED.o

Z; We continue the able articles Of our cor
respondent, unmasking the Washington
Union. The exposure Of our contempora-
ry's motives, we think, is complete. Nc
more could well be said in this regard.
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OF THE GENUINE
TOWNSEND SARSAPARlLLA.

sTowNsENb sxIsiPxRlLLx. Being ps. sanRslsd 70
% { X az. s i - q ~
49,! 60 s 4; ; SiS '1;i; s;'i
Grand and Unegualied Preparation
P.nusa scale and sans for throughout the lsari
s.h
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Tspss y. saa s ss 'ls, .ss
,ss =: &C., . e s ne. ~ ss Ss..ss s as
% %.as. ~ss 'is'
GENUINE
Old DR.. Jacob Townsend's sarsaparilia
va, 's: s: !: ..s 81 : !. e .ss .' %
s 4;
' ssa.; -. ss. ,;ss p'ops''. Prepared this way m' A'
Cure Of InnumerabIe Diseases.
Hence The reason VIZ " hss, % % . s y % ~
";s I'll az.
ssss III IA Il
Impurity of the blood.
ss:: 1s s;;F;'f; sssy $ ~ sss, ss ss aSat
''a.ss
ss Hs sa ..s ..s.:sss as and acknowledged
Female Complaints.
ss:': ss's' ':ss fs, ;:
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Nervous Diseases and Debility,
and thu, prevent. or relieve. ma, VARIETY of A. H.
vn ~ T
ssss y wa r-'''' 'N''"0 hP''p'e ~" e'"'a
Which can sr HARM esn ssssr ,or spo MI @ % new,
M ~
ssIa fsa ~ asa % 1oa M s %
s..iSa q s.s. tqa.l M ldy
TING nsar,c,uo ~, ssra-a,,,,nauY,v venns
pa an ny q 49, MIN. -. n ax0,.as. .,,.
This young liquid . 0 b
Comnnrpd with tha OH I0r -
ts5g,: e1S FACT that the one Of DETE
1865 Never spoils. F
NH. i. 49,, nov. !. - 4, ,.,. ELL.
Inc h:Emsa. liquid sspsdaT a.m.sns S
6ced. Mu.t no uis horrible compound
~ ae ny sy.,sm srssay diseased WIN sed What csne
s,onsths what ms orssess s.". @ i Gn
Tbs eppan dhos dyssnisry colo, orrup,ion
NE blood What Y % b., acid humoi the bedyI wka
Sail kssum Ee.s. VIM .ax 0n o. ne ssn ssa He'd
srisrsi il I. nothing under u an .s
which spois body more Or Issa Wha
esu,ss hui acid dnd which nnuais Itself
suss upon bh H. sa mns ", .nn sSa ds.
dnss crcl.ous nearly Ill s.ni. Which aes Lanss
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TESTIMONIALS

FuUuHkkEFbIE, VcT ftI Iofo'
CHAKIRs BARrLErT, Esq.
The undersigned who have for some time had children
under youf College HILL and who have attended
several examinations yonr pupils take This opportunity
Of expressing you and to the public through you,
high Consideration ofyonr noble School With the loca
ty emnenily beautnl-wiih the arrangement q the
study room, the dorniory-the play ground-tlie Gym.
nasiumwiih the comfort and refinement OF the family
with the hornughnsss Of lis educational provisions and
the influences which exered the minds of the
scholars, delighted; and nnreIuesed by YOU pre-
sent to yonhis expression Of our grateful regards and earn
est wishes that you may continue 10 receive you
certainly deserve, the liberal patronage which you have
hitherto enjoyed
C. IVAN CLEKr, Pastor Of the II. d Church
Sky Hackensark,
EnsAR THonN, Supervisor OF the town OF
Poughkeepsie.
s ID. TRownRiDoR, Merchant, Ponghkeepsie
CSC. VAN KLRRcK. {" g
JoHN T. McCouN, Troy,
CEoRoE v. PoMRnoT, New York
sAHoLr, Brooklyn.
israel HAwLEy, Merchant, New York.
HusRHr VAN WAsEaEa. Poughkeepsie.
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Extract from the report OF the examining @ Committee.
The committee believe that the examination has resulted
In satisfying nil who present thar the teaching
KY department has been faithful practical and icien
az will produce thorough, sound and useful education
The advantage which this enjoysin respect 10 poai
ton bnldings, grounds for recreation, gymnasium, aud
Its admirable internal arrangements well known as
hardly TO need any notice from the committee ut they
cannot refrain from directing the public is superiority
In this respect any other school with which they
acquainted. ttt
The kind and excellent maron oil the school is atien
tive the various duties which assigned TO her the
BOYS hardly feel the want OF mother care
f'he strict paternai discipline and careful wachfn
ness constantly exercised BY the principal r Bartleti)
over his large kmy, and the happy moral and religious
influence which pefsades the whole establishment give
the parents every that they reasonably
Ynand that their will be well cared for and properly
trained for the great purposes Of fcusealness In this
world, and happiness In the next .,.>.,.~,
tfsf4e D. w. FAIRFIELD,
H. @. LUDLOW,
MA M Y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-11

Amman Provision MARKET-LiUsrpOOi, aUgGst Is.
transactions the last week have been more limited than Tor
Rnon Ia d6 of sale $50 bOEes chiefly ordinary Western
were offered at auction Tuesday the abundance was
% IN noa. hu only $50 boxes found buyers at 30D33s 3D.
for long mindless and 26 bdD2Ss 3D. iOr Short good Ess
arm Il In retail demand at last weeks prices viz 3is
65 3s The sales of the week abOutSO boXes Hams
have been in less demand the late advance is with dl
Guilty realized tnS 96s good ozaS4s 99 5g 3oG0S
In retail quantities, Beef has been IN fair request, and
holders Of fine ps9eS. are nE1Si1g to sell EXCEPT a.
low and ordinary. Prime Pork is difficult to move and
with the prospect Of large SgppeS ower prices must be
taken Lard is in fair demand about 500 bbs have been
sod al 35O35g Cd good firm sweet Lard Is scarce and
would command full prices.
LONDON Provision MARKET.-Al kinds of Bacon are
offered at further reduction, still dealers have operated
with caution although arrivals much less than in the
former week and the stock is equal to this time last
tansd at 40l6S0 For middles the market has quiet
aspect and sellers willing to accept 5OD4 for Amen
can Lard has been dealt IN with caution In eheee thee
is no variation TO record.
IONDoN METAL MARKET.-Thefs is rather more bust
ness going forward in British bar iron, and makers are
GI Of orders rather improved rates are looked for Moth
ing passing in foreign lead or steel no change ana t
business doing Is OF tIing ensIScei. IN e ea aiI y
been rather doing, and prices are shade iiTmer
About 5000 TO 1000 tons are Iegoed to have been sod NO
hers 45O45s. 3D. A steady business has been done II
Welsh bars e5 Is. Rails are quiet at former terms
IL Ptish nufaotued rather business doing. In
speer the business done is limited the expectation OF large
supplies ere long has caused all parties to buy with extreme
caution some small parcels on the spot are reported al
GA los n Gl4 15s. which rather lower prices. There
no change in the marks for British tile Cape copper,
market for is quiet but few sales have been made in
! British bar at last weeks prices.
FREIsHTs AT LIyERPooL.-PaaenReB come forward
more freely but not in sufficient numbers to fill all the ships
on the berth the rates low. FFsights-TO New
York Dead weight l0iGl2 Cd, fns goods l5i617s. Cd
Dead weight H. ga 6i5s,l ins goods co., hardware ss
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