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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-29

LATER FROM HAVANA AND YUCATAN.-By the
steamer Isabel, arrived at Charleston, we are in
receipt of files of the Didrio de la Marina and Ga
ceta de Ia Habana to the 23d instant. The exist
Of the cholera in ports will prove serious
detriment to commercial intercourse with Cuba this
season, we fear, the following extract OF letter
and official notice of the quarantine regulations
under existing circumstances, show
HAVANA, 22d June, 1910.
Our Board Of Health have decided to make the qua
rantns regulations very rigorous. No passengers
ed to land but must return Steamers arriving with
the cholera board will have to remain outside the
the purpose Of taking in provisions csal &c Vessels
from any port In the United States will be
eight observation and those from infected places
to twenty days quarantine counting from the time Of
their arrival here Passengers by sailing vessels will
have to psrfor quarantine board Of the Yes
sells with the chol, board will be- allo we'd 10
enter except merely for the purpose taking
suppcs Such is the present decision Of the
Board Of Health but wc trust these
will soon be modified.
foundation Of Order pubshed in the Diorie de Ia Mo-
rina. of Harona, on The I'D day Of June 1s49.
In consequence Of the great extent to which cholera
has spr,ad In the United States and there being
proper place at this port for the accommodation aud
separation from each other during the quarantine Of
great number Of passengers arriving in vessels from
those ports it has been determined admit whie
said exist those arriving in steamers but such
in sailing vessels ~ In the latter they can ride
out the quar- which may b. imposed upon them.
Yer sells arriving from infected ports shall undergo
twenty days Of rigorous quarantine reckoned from the
Of ARRIVAL and also the fumiyation ordained by the
regulation. Such vessels come from non infected
pOIt With clean bills uf health. shal undergo OBJ
rvstion Of eight days after which they will be al
mitted to free intercourse should there be just
tive to prevent it.
The local n. VS. from Havana, with the exception
of the above, is devoid of interest.
From Yucatau the dates received at Havana are
a lltte later than previous ones; all that be
gathered from the accounts Is that the war with
the Indians there seemed to be progressing more
IN favor of the whites than before.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
Northwest Corner or Fulton and Nassau stss
.NN~O>~~~N~>N~O>N~>~N~><'
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.

THE Dali Y HERALD-Three edition., 2 cents per copy;
81 per dnaum. THE MORNING EDITION I. pmblished
at fhrce o'clock A. NJ, and attributed before break(a1
tAs 1rt AFTERNOON EDITION can be bod Of M nf,O:
bows o'clock and the second at three o'clock M
THE WEEKLY HERALD, for circulation on this Con-
t~ent published every Saturday q 6A cent? ger copy
IN feneh and English at 81 cent. pc, eopy or 81 '''
ALL LETTERS BY mail, for subse ripfions, or on I'D,
yeremen TO BE- post paid The posfoge mill be deducted
frsm the money renriffed.
TOLUNTAKY CORRESPONDENCE. eo on an 81. ~.
u used, viii be literally paid for.
NO NOTICE taken u homogeneous :ommnn'e.i t'on.;
hofepsr Intended Insertion must be authenticated
bp the and oddrsss Of me 'cri'er not neeessary {1r
publication, but as guarantee OF MS oood tdHh we
cannot return rejected com mic ,rftoHs
ADVER EASEMENTS lrensioed every morning, and TO
be published in the morning and afternoon edfons) al
reasono prices 10 be 'cren in pioin Terrible manner;
the responsible for in
PRINTING Of aH kinds erecutcd bedutifuily and NTH
despnfch. Orders received 0t the Office.
THE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT open throughout
the night.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 49, 184o
The Board of Health report 40 cases of cholera
and IL deaths, within the past "a hours
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

AMUSEMENTs THIS EVENING.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway-MR. BAcALLIs-
rER's NEcRoMANTic ENTrRTAINMESr.
NATIONAL THEATRE Chatham Square.-JosFv
SPARTAk-LApy DEvn-rHREe YEARS AFTER.
MECHANICS HALL, Broadway, Brooms-CHRis-
rvs NrNRTRFIs
CASTLE 6ARDEN-PRoMENApE CONCERT.
CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 Broadway.-From . A. NJ. to 10
Pm.
New York, Friday. June 80. is48.
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.NEW' GOODS.

Sheet Lead and Lead Pipe,
EOR sALEby c. FOSTER & co.
Septl5. dwistf
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SITTATION WANTED.

TN n Ticket Office, Counting Room, or Store by man
1 who has had 10 or II years experience IN country
store Also sir-iIar situation by young man VINO mas
had some years espe fence in Store For particulars
inouire at his office w&dlw Sept. 90.
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SALT-BEG CRASH,

SALT-BAG CRASH.
fKNHlS is an entire NV article, il being S 8
n yard wide, twled, aud Uery hcauy Al lIousekeep-
ers acknowledge that yard worth three OF he
common attclr for use.
REMNANT DIAPERS.
hsve rsceiveG another int Of those r -nGalt DIAPERS
direct from the manufacturer, and Am selling them 20 pei
cent. less than hist sessnh's price
CASIiMS1R re PRINTS.
These Coos something in the PRINT line, having
an exact reeem dance to Atwood Casbmeres and nearly
durable.
POUND ESRINTS.
Another lot of thes: Ga Ills will b. opehe todtv.-
They the MSrrimGc Prt, Is, IN pieces from to
Yards IN leHg h, suitable for Oh work chidFens APP
SC. The above Goods are only he nanh at the
= HIVE where man OF TIE REAL BARGAINS arc
often obtained.
l-g- Don't forget the ssHIyE STORE" when
purchasing DRY GOODS
GEO. P. BRYANT,
Sept IL. dwSwis opposite Worcester Bank
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

FTN lie CopRrtHershp heretofore existing under the firm
l. OF REEVE d PARK is this day by mutual con ent
flssolved the business OF said firm will he settled by
GEORGE PARK. I. 5. REEVE,
Worcester Sept 20, 1859. dot GEO. PARK.
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WANTED.

TWO Young Men, from Il 20 years Of age. to work
] in public house. Inquire at American House.
Sent "A, d3t
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RAIL ROAD CARS.

1GE11Il
TINE subscriber hereby informs his friends
E&SL{iI that he has resumed the business former y
by BRADLEY u RICE, and Is PIE.
--Az.-pared execute orders on the most able
terms for any description Of RAIL ROAD CARS. Hes
eving his iactes together with his long experience,
enable hi give the most perfect satisfaction to ALI he
re-pettfl asks the avorab coHs6erat his friends
and so its sh, re Of their valuable patI enags.
Woes sr, Aug H. dwisSm osGOOD BRADLEY.
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Norfolk County Railroad Company.

THE Stockholders OF this Company hereby nfej
TO meet CoChiiuate Hall, in the City of Boston,
Tuesday, the second day Of October ner at eleven O'Clock
in the forenoon the purpose Of filing any vacancies
may exist the board of Directors, aud for transact
ing any ether to The affairs of The Cons
my that may he brought before the meeting.
Per order Ct the President and Directors,
BOSTON, Sept2o Ie49 dos E. W..CLAP, Clerk.
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Worcester Daily journal.

OWING 10 the Unexpected amount of patronage which
~ the subscriber has received, and with view of bring
ing out the paper in acceptable .orm, he has
nded TO deirr It's pub ication until Monday, October l.
Advertisements ceyed the City Auction Room, No
l55 NJ .in street, and st 206 Main Street, up stairs.
Srnt o. dll* j. ii. EVERETT.
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Cottage House for Sale or to Lett :,
CONTAINING Rooms, very convenient. win
@EM never failing water, situated on Salem street.
E,:aA Tsrms easy, Inquire OF J. HILTON. corner oil
Main and Pearl st. dlI ~. -.
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Pocket Book stolen,

T1RaM the subscriber in Worcester Thursday, Sept
E 20 h. containing small sum of money, mortgage
deed and mortgage note, ami sone papers Of 10 value
except TO the subscriber Whoever will return the above
10 the Spy Oice or to the subscriber, shall be suitably
rewarded JOSEPH H. PUTNAM.
s,,ton Sam % 1910 d6t*
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StOVGS---.StOYeS.
The NWnrcesfer NMrAeI

TFlHE subscriber having re.estabshed himself
Il in business. invites his friends and the pub
lie 10 call and examine his splendid Stoves,
which offered tor tie the reasonable terms,
among which can be ouad the celebrated
farmers Air Tight Cooking Stove,
recently and acknowledged and warranted
TO be the perfect durable, neat and economical
Stove ever offered in his market Office Paror and Box
Stoves of every variety.
TIN COPPER and SHEET IRON WARE constant
y hand. Orders for job Work Will he attended TO It
short notice, at No. MEG IAEIC STREET.
Sent 25 dwu HENRY DODGE.
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az s. VEOORE. 9f3 FEain-st.

IN. s. MOORE, 2f3 Maln-st.,
Under United States Hotel,
vvAs,bis Jay added 10 hi. FashionsbIe Tailoring Esth
Ill Iishment. FURNISHING GOODS for een'ie"enS
ness shirts. new STYLES, and very desirable ShH
.rd Wool UNDER S..IRTS and DRAWERS,
Heavy Cotton do. 10 p,,
Sus5enderS, &C.,
The pub,ic are invited examine the same BEFORE Pu'
chasing elsewhere ul -
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CENTRAL BANK.
MECHANICS BANK.

THE Stockholders of the Mechanics Bank are hereby
netlhed that thsif Annual Meeting for the choice Of
Directors, The ensuing years for considering the exne.
9ency apply ing at the next session of the Legislature
lor renewal al their charter and for the OF
any other business that may legally come before them
viii be holden at heir Banking Room on Friday thefti
dHy u october rert, at O'Clock r. NJ.
dividend OF profits will be payable on Msnday Octos
Der hrst. Per order,
P. HAMMOND, Cashier.
Wo-cester. Sent Is. ls49.
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Wn0d AND Tinhar Land at AuCtion,

ON MONDAY, October first, at o'clock, I'm. VII ne
" sold at Au.on the premises, near the Long r"hu,
in Rutland one undivided hat of about 30 acres OF Heavy
Wood and Timber Land. For particulars inquire o. 'ne
subscriber. mlLho pH-"D ,c,.
S4pl %, 1919. uot
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Juvenile singing School.

rT1.IE next term Of Mr.. EDW'D 5. NAsoN'S Singing
School for children and youth of both sexes will com
mence on WEDNESDAY 1FTERA DON, Sept &c, at
o'clock ut the LECTURE ROOM of the OLD SOUTH CHURcH
Thorough instruction will he given In tho Elements OF
Music and much attenun will be paid to the development
Of the vocal organs and the cultivation of correct taste
musical expression.
The SECOND, or ADVANCED CLASS for Young LADIES,
will commence on the same afternoon at NO. WARREN
HAIL. in which instruction will be given in the art OF
reading music sight and the cultivation OF the voice, &c
The terms will consist of "a lessons. Tuition for each
class . 90 d Worcester, Sep. %.
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{suinSigannand Rank

EkKHSk q kkhU nG Bank.
'flE stockholders OF The Qdinsgemend Bank are here
by rotifej 10 at their banking Room ON We'd
nfsdey ne third day Of October nert, O'Clock p M
Tor tie purpose OF eiects Board of Directors for the
ensuing year: 20 dcerhine neither they will petition
Inc eGi.latGre for renewal their Charter whether
hey VIII make alteration in their BY Laws and for
Tue transac"R Of any ether business that may legally
come before them
tmi-annal dividend will be ordered and payable On
Monday. Oct Der first.
Per order. G. A, HAMILTON Cashier
worcester, sept Ia l549 dw2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
The TRENCH AND ENGLISH VIEWS OF CA
MADAM ANIMATION.

HE journal DIS Debats, ct Paf.. If The 10Th ultimo.
Curtains an Article Il not less than three columns. on the
present situs'i"n Of Canada. Afer maiurely CONSIDERING
Tie cifcnns ances OF he case 1t comes to The conclusion
'ha' no app'ehertslons need be entertained at present uf
any ai'eupi at annexation. either IN an undetland man
htfo pniltcly, on The part Uflhe government Of he u
"i'e" STATES he most eminent men Of America are at
present, the Debats says. almost unanimous IN y prel,eu-
o'E " IDEA OF conquest; they see by the issue of Il,e var
IN 'ieAico, Whatever eoti II may have throw IN Amer
/" aiihs' mat such enterprises are necessarily attend
20 with great sacrifices and danger to internal rep,se.-
bts'drs argues the Debdts, the most adventurous and
"afl"g advocates OF the scheme lor annexinp Canada 10
"' omeo olales are prudent enough To perceive
an enufnous d'tlefence betwe cen attacking a defppreloss
oia'e IKE Mexico. and a powerful nation like England
IN The very meridian of her power, aud without any OK
t'r"r " Interior difficulties TO eamp her eeetpi,s-
, mere Is aisn,' says the Debats, "a great guarantee If
peace ~ the personal character Of the President Of the l..
niied States. Geu. Taylor is an honest man. vb, d,ss
not think that there can be tWa sta ndar1s of uor,lty-
one tor private life. and the other ff rIrical affairs
lie Is conyinced that peace is mere favorable Ia IN. mt,
est OF his country than WAT, AID though a successful rem.
e'si. he prefers the honor ID carrying ont the law, /, any
laaTrls he may gather on the battle. field. He is a sin
cefe republican Of The school Of W ashington: and not ol
maj "I jackson. At the bottom IF his heart, while he
was Covering himself with glory in Mexico, he deplored
that war, 50 urjus'ly commenced. Ii is not a man al
ttis kiad that v onid conseiit u precipiiate the United
o'a'es mo a course cotfrsry To What Is just, and Which
would lead to so dreadful a collision. If he peace Of III,
world IS destroyed by an attempt on The part If the Uni
Ted States, il will not be the fault Of Gen. TayI,, y
The DsLats thea clpses It's arguments AS follows =
ofHsrqnenily tire issues " the rirunhles If Canada i
fhHiely snobTdHiaie To Iaterior infinrnce: il d. prnls ot
he ht hpno o. The ampnnt If gnpd sense and of pplii
cal ieeling which the Canadian population will find !,
themselves; hui III a much greaiel uegree Oh the C mbln,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

Under the beninn IL Influences Of the present Who Adj.
rlnislraiion, the country, we sincerely believe. is des,in-
ed 10 attain a degree of prosperity uneqnalled IN It's pre-
vtus history: An attentive observer cauno, fail 10 per
ceive, hat an unwooted degree of confidence already per
vales the commercial class o. 1.-The country; cunfledence
IN the wisdom Of the men who now have the direction of
ualoaal afsits-conidi nee in their ability 10 devise and
carry out a series # measures which shall rebound 10 the
solid brnc6i If the whole people, and confidence in their
%stcadiness Of purpose. answering Integrity aud rigid nc.
counts bllity. The mercantile classes have every a>snr.
ance that the line Of policy which may be adopted by the
administration uf Gen. Taylor viii be rigidly adhered t.
The Knowledge ot Ibis truth may be regarded AS the
true secret "t the glimpses OF prosperity which are already
dawnine upon the land.
The credit oil The Government, AT home as well as il
The money marHsis IN the Continent of Europe, is better
nos tlan II has been al any prior period in the history al
the Government, and the policy Of the MAN of Peace
NOW atIhe helm OF affairs. viii have "A direct tendency t,
nciease c~urildeuce IN the stability of out institutions. Tx
viii not cmhfoll The nation IN unIlghieous and upconsi
iutiunal contests with foreign States. lie will not saddle
future generations with The p,yneat ota public debt
contracted IN the pros. cuiion of such contests. All h..
ends Will he tr his cnuntry's good.
Two important interests of The country, however. do moi
share The general prosperity. We allude to COAL. ard
IRON. Under the present larA. these interests have
been Tulnuu>y affected. Ii viii become the duty Of IN.
administration So to remuiel the Iantf. as 10 guard and
protect eur miners and iron workers from the paupcr Ia,
houf oi Europe. Thls will IN doubt lie done, and an i'm
pelus be thus given 10 hose Interests, which will be cal.
colaled 10 desel.p our boundlrss Resources aud inen as,
the national wealth. Il has been we'll said. that the tine
elements Ut ese-y nations strength, greatness and safely,
liz IA ihel, own labonr, their own Internal Resources. and
the exercise III Their own inventive powers. This nreai
uuth is made more aud more appatent every day. and is
beginning to be recognised even in he South. The TN.
policy u' he Government vii he 10 foster agriculture
aud the mechanical arts, and Afford proper projection /,
home manufacturers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15
NEW STATE.

Tn Mormons, who have settled near the Gre,,
Salt Lake, have held a Convention and adop,ea
a State Constitution. The new State is called
DESERT. The first General Assembly has been
held.
On tic 9th the l. -gislaiute adjourned sine die. r..
fore doing % they adupted a memorial 10 Congress- in
which they $ t firth he reasons which have inducej
them la organize a State Government. They cite tho
failure If Cun1r1ss 10 provide a government for The terri.
tory acquired from Mexico, the %ahrogaiion Of the Mex.
can law. The anarchy which has followed. The reyn-
yer and the Bowie knife" they say, I" have been IN.
highest law Of the land-the strong have prevailed a.
gainst the weak-while persons. property, character. and
religion have been unaided. and virtue unprotected ;,
Finally, they represent that there is now a SUI Iicien,
number of inhabitants residing within the Stale of De-,
eret 10 support n State Government, and 10 relieve tho
General Government from the expense of a Territorial
Goveinmeni;a aud they, therefore, ask lha, the Cousi,p5
ton accom- pany this memorial BIZ re lifted, and thai IN.
Safe Of D-serri be admitted into HE Union on an eou.i
fioling with he olher Sites, or that such farm Of Gov.
ernmen' may be giYen to them as may be deemed expo.
dent and That their Delegate may he received and their
Interests properly represented ia the Congress Of The Uni
ted Safes.
Not a word is said in the Constitution about slavery or
The Wilnot provlso, such things not having entered into
The magma ions Of the l~aw-givefs as important Tor their
welfare. The Constitution will be pressed upon Con-
gress, and, if ratified, two new Senators aud a Represen-
tatiye will soon appear in that body from The Stale of De
seret- State which was without a settled inhabit,nt
four years az and which is some twenty five hundred
miles from The seat of the Fed eral Government"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-15

c,mpIaini aoainsa me large aud praprietnrs. b+aied
forth in the rrea nhlo 10 tie resolutions. f1cshadows lhis
ida already. tfus,, ihefef re. my iellow-clt zens, WHO
are invited 10 in ia the business uf achieving The en- ef-
prise Of making common stJck Of ny property, will pause
anil consider whether they have MT sumo crcfa;ire Fftf-
;Ieges in houses. or farms. or fact rice. in banks, or mills.
in brd res, or shops. or fisheries that may. by AID hf, be
sought afer. as equally convenient and proper articles, 10
be turned in a eo.nnen stch. ia ordei HAT The area oi
IRE dom may he still further enlarged. They want Tree
fnads. But il costs money h make roads, particularly
f.aIlruds and irnp'kts. Money IS property. and when
Hyts ed in roads by private individuals, roaJs become
property. and unless a mode be discovered Of making
roads teittom money, the vast multiplication %propesed
would probably result in the multiplication, 10 an indef
nie exisnr. Of iIe odiuus article of railf al kings, Turn
pike kings and ferry kings aud indeed their %publlea-
lions intimate that they propose 10 g largely Into Inc
bus mess themselves.
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q. lLILnORE
pHII.iDELpIfL4 and ,NItu lOR
M n II X c T s.

baltimore, Oct. 6.
CAITIE-1le offerings AT the scales to-day reach
cd 1000 head, Of which no were sold To city butchers,
$50 To- FEEDERS, IS left over unslld, ard G75 weta driven
10 Philadelphia Prices ranged from So IL 50 ontle huui,
eqnal 10 SlaS1 IS net. and ayeragieg S. II prnss.
ifogs-lhe stock is light. We quote from | 10 to
s..
FLOtR-Thete have been no transacrions Of any
moment IA Howard Street Flour since our last. Hold
ems are asking S5l2l, but buyers are not disposed to give
more than s..
Nc note sales to-day of 1900 lbs. City Mills Flour at
s., aud 1000 bbls. al So i2l,
much " heat at Market. Sales Of
good 10 prime reds to-day at l0Ca l05 cents, aud Of white
ri l0Sal . cls.
Sales Of yellow Corn on Saturday a, 63aG5 cents; but
to-day the sales were at 62aGi cts, and Of white at Gla63
cts.
We quote Oats at 30a32 cents.
PROVISIONS Small sales Of Sides are making AT
O. cc0ts ard Of Shoulders AT 81 n 6 cents. Sales of
geo bbis. and 500 kegs Of Land were made on private
terms.
NIlSkEY.-Tbo demand is not very active. and
sales are making al rs els. FOR bids. and 2Ssn29 CTS. for
bbls.
New York, Oct. 8, p. NJ.
The Stock market is more active aud prices have al
vanced sales Of Treasury note 6s at 1904; New loal
llls; Exchange 90 London 10 prem.
ne Flour market Is rather more active sales OF
.uuO hbls. at 81 SlaSo fer Michigan and 50 20 To 81
g for "enesee; Southern s. IlaSJ 30, Corn Meal S.
1888 Il; Rye flour unchanged. Wheat dullar; small
sales at lo5ai09 cts. for red and i20al2i cts for Gene.
see, Conn active and improved; sales of 10000 bushels
al 63aOi cts. fr mixed aud G5aG6 cts. for yellow.
Provisions dnllersales 500 bbls. Mess Pork At slO 81.
Prime IS "A. Sales Of 400 bbls Land at g. cts. land loco
kegs at 7a7l cts. I
he Grocery market continues firm sales of Rio
coffee at SaaSl cts. n. o. Sugars 59a6 CTS. Rice is
dull AT 3.a3A cts.
COTTON continues steady sales of 1900 bale, al
II, Tor FAIR l Pland and II cts. for faF Orleans and Mo.
bile.
Sales of 400 barrels WITSKEY m27} cents per
gallon.
Philadelphia. Oct. So p. NJ.
The stock market is dull. Treasury Note 61s. l0Sa
alUet, New Loan unchanged; Pa. IS S6t.
The Flour market is steady but not active ; sales of
500 bbls. Pa. brands at So l2aa5 Is. Corn Meal 50 l23.
Rye Flour s. 10. Wheat is steady sales Of 300
bushels red AT l02al07 Gus; white do. ll0alliets. C.rn
Is in gooi r'qnPst with sales Of a few Thousand bushels
Al 6laO3 cts, for yellow and G2 iO3 cs. f r while;Oats 80
a33 cts; Rye 5000 els.
There IS a better demand for Provisions and prices
have slightly improved.
The Grcrry market is firm sales Of New Orleans
sugars at 5aa6 els; Rio coffee s!lSi cts. per To-, Rice
81 cts. 49,
The Cotton market continues firm: sales moderate at
llt!i IS, for tar Upland and l2al2! Tor fair Mobile
and \. Orleans. Stock on hand light.
Whlskey is selling ~ cts. per gallon 10 bbls. Some
asking % cts.