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The New York herald., 1850-01-11

TBE REV Mn FONTS AND THE STANDING Cow
MuIEE or IHs DiocEss.-A short time since, the
Rev. Mr.. Forbes Of this city, who for erca, num-
Der years was attached to the Episcopal church
OF this docess, in the character Of officiating min.
ister took it into his head to renounce that church
and embrace the Roman Catholic faith Thus re-
nunciailon caused great deal OF commotion and
excitement which has not yet subsided
There is nothing, however, strange IN men
changing their views on religious subjects, more
than any other and they have perfect right to do
so. II the Rev. Mr. Forbes conscientousy be-
heved that the Romish was the only true Christian
church, he would be acting the hypocnte to re-
main, after such conviction formed, attached to
any other. But this point is not taken into con.
nderation by his former fellow. ministers Through
their organs, the religious papers, they are con.
sisutly assaing him, as il he were guilty Of crime
The standing committee. too, are determined to
keep the excitement alive. Because Mr. Forbes
did scnd his remuneration in the precise words
Of canon referring to ienuncictlons, they have
called upon him and another gentleman, Mr.. Pres.
ton. who likewise renounced Epist opdllanism. to
change their renuncIauous. to suit the views Of the
standing oommittee. This they have declined to
do, and 1t Is said the committee have determined
to proceed agaiEs, them on public rumor, or on
PIE es,niment-,ry them and expe them.
such conduct, surely, is not very liberal or chari-
able II the standing committee have mode
rate amount Of common sense among them. tncy
ll let the matter drop they can, and not
eEer, themselves to create additional excitement,
tia, cannot be attended vith any good result.
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In tn. past three days no less than eleven of our
most elegant pschet ships have arrived az thu port
from Liverpool, London aud Hsvre as follows
The New York herald., 1850-01-11

WEEcE OF 1uE BKiTsH SHY CONSTITUTIONS -
We lsaIn from Captain Martin. o the BRITISH shp
Contribution, from Belfast, Ireland. ior New York.
hat bat thip went ashore at two o'clock yester-
slsy m' rning, on Long Island, near Montauk l. ght
Sh' hau enc hasdtcd aud eighty passengers. sll OF
vhohh u is supresed, we're saved. although the
capisih lave us no intormaton on tbs point. she
tsil,d lfvn Lsiiasi on BE S6lh Of No,eulssr.
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Valuable Hotel Property for Sale.

nza DOR SALE, the well known Hotel situate in FRA
E1aaFa i MINGHAM CENTRE The main house is one hum
bred feet on Central Square, three stories high with
an L. and contains thirty The house is in good
pair the outside having been painted the present and
many OF the rooms newly papered and painted The kitch-
and washroom accommodations are spacious and entire
ynew The property is situated in the immediate neigh
borhood of the public common, the different Churches
Academy Bank Post Office and stopping place of the Fra
mngham Branch Railroad
Owing to its very central location it will be constantly
increasing in value, and with small outlay is believed
can be made of the profitable establishments of
the kind in the country; and person who understands
me business an opportunity offers seldom equaed part
OF the purchase money may remain mortgage desired
and the balance of payment will be made easy the pur-
chaser
For further information application may be made to B.
L. LoRNG, Esq, % and q Water st Boston; R. p. AN
GIER Esq., at the Depot of the and Worcester Rail
Road Cos Worcester Mass or of the subscriber near the
premises l.. WIGHT.
birmingham, July 10, 1850. d6twtf
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THE FIRST OF AUGUST.
of Emancipation i'm the West
India Islands.

L India Islands.
The Board of Managers of the MASSACHUSETTS ANTI
SLAVERY SOCIETY having voted that they would celebrate
hhe approaching Anniversary of West India Emancipation
by public meeting in the City of WORCESTER, the Com
ntee of Arrangements would give notice, that the use OF
the beautiful and spacious CITY HALL of Worcester has
been granted that occasions and behalf OF the Society,"
and for the sake of the three million slaves of this country
whose emancipation is still delayed and scouly refused
they would invite all the and daughters not OF
Massachusetts, Alone but of New England to assemble on
that day in WORCESTER and renew the demand for that
Emancipation in the of Justice of Humanity, and OF
God.
Let early extensive and general preparation be made for
meeting which shall surpass all that have gone before
1t should be remembered that Worcester is peculiarly
access by Rail Road not only from other parts OF
the State but from Rhode Island, Connecticut New lamp
SHIRE and Vermont, and it is hoped and earnestly desired
that numerous delegation will be present from each of
those States.
The Committee of Arrangements is follows FRANCIS
JACKSON of Boston, SAMUEL May R of Leicester, JOSHUA
T. EVERETT of Princeton BENZ p RICE, LEANDER EATON,
JOSEPH A. Rowland and MARTIN STowELL OF orceser,
and ALFRED WYMAN of Westminster.
lTThe abest and most eloquent friends of the Anti-Sa-
very cause will be present The meeting will commence at
10 O'Clock AM. of Thursday, August |.
Julv Il G Owls
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Hive Store to be Enlarged.

FEHE Proprietor of the HIVE being about to enlarge his
Store to nearly double its present size, also intending
to remodel throughout finds it will become necessary to
close up part OF next month"; in consequence Will until the
first Of August offer inducements to his customers, which
the citizens Of this city seldom favored with As close
my Store for one day for the express purpose of
.M.4RKI.NG DOW. THE PRICES,
customers will find upon examination that they all pur-
chase who give CALL if low prices will induce them
By reference to past experience the citizens will take
notice, that advertisement appears from the HIVE,
which does not something Prices will actually be
much less than formerly and examination only neces
sary to convince ALL
During this sale shall offer all my Shilling and Twenty
cent MUSLINS for 10 and l2t cents.
MUSLINS DE LANES, none over one shilling and the
most at 12t cents
CentIowest retail price for the most of them has
been less than SO cents.
Silk and Wool BARAGES ~ cent goods 33 cents and
the SO cent goods 25 centsalso lot of Cotton Warp
Barages at l25 cts
large lot FRENCH PRINTS reduced to II and 90 cts
Super French 374 cent GINGTIAMS for 28 cts25 cent
Gnghams 90 cens17 and 20 Gnghams for l2t
30 pieces super 20 cent MUSLIN GING1AMS marked
down to l24 cents
so prs. BLK and Pic Mic GLOVES and MITTS at s cts.
Lot Wrought Palm CASHMERE Sc SHAWLS for "a, rs;
Lot Black 50, 80 SILK SHAWIS for 1926.
Lot Ready made MANTILLAS for less than the cost Of
materials.
Black and Green PARAsoIs for $1,42.
Any thing to be found in the Store will be sold cheap
enough to satisfy any one
I is the intention ofthe subscriber open the pub
lie the coming FALL entire Store to appearance
also nearly entire stock of Goods, FLOW PRICES
will sell those now on hand.
o. Ladies who give this sale their attention will be pat
for their trouble.
- Sign Of the Bee Hive, los .uain Street.
GEO. P. BRYANT.
p s. The above Low Prices will be continued until thu
first of August when the Store will be closed for repairs
July l6 dw2wis
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CRANES PATENT SOAP.

'JAT this Soap surpasses any thing of the kind Of
ered to the public is abundanty proved not only by
the testimony of thousands who have given trial. but by
the and increasing demand for it. 1t is undoubtedly
CHEAPER than any other Soap in use-as POUND of
possesses as much cleansing power aside from its chemi-
cal properties pounds OF any other Soap, and
labor, and tear of cothes-equng pounding and
but little rubbng-and takes only from half to three quar-
tiers of an hour to do the washing of large family
Sold wholesale and retail at the manufacturers prices at
No 238 MAIN STREET, Paine's Block, Worcester.
II. AYERS, Agent for the Proprietor
July %. eod&wtf
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Protect yOsS9' Property
BY USING THE
METALIC FIRE and WATER PROOF PAINT

BLqck, Chocolate, Drab, and Ash CoIors.
THE chemical analysis of this substance shows its COM
ponent parts consist principally Of Magnesia ALUMNI
na Slick, Oxide of Iron, Suphate Of Iron Lime and trace
OF Carbon altogether forming combination the best fitted
of any discovered the purpose defending
any thing covered by it from injury by FIRE. WATER the
destructive effects of TIME. After exposure the
sphere for few months, the coating becomes solid CO.
ment artificial which mperyous by either Fire or
weather.
1t is now being extensively used for painting both sides
and roofs of Buildings 1t is decidedly the best Paint for
Brick or Stone in entirely preventing those kinds
OF buildings from absorbing water and consequently render
Depos, Cars and Bridges any thing that is exposed to
fire weather 1t is also used for Carriage and other
paintings and susceptible of receiving very high polish
and never cracks
We have just received large invoice of the above Paint
direct from the Manufacturer in Ohio and offer for sale
low at No. so MAIN STREET, Sign the Good Samaritan,
G. A. & E. HARRINGTON.
Worcester, May II d3taw& w3ms
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TO EET.

g,sa THE well known B0TTOAILY STORE in CHER
ga ny VALLEY, LEICESTER: Possession will be Civ
lien immediately. There be business of $4,000
per year done The stock hand will be disposed of
on terms which will be made satisfactory The attention
OF any person who wants to into the mercantile business
is asked AT ONCE as the subscriber has made aranse
nen to leave the place soon, and is believed this offers
to an enterprising man good opportunity.
inquire OF the subscribery in Cherry Valley.
July % dwtf WRIGHT ROTTONJy
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DWeIIialg Rouse and Lot for SnIc,

]" W SLEIEss hlWs1se HFEta F1OE KOF SsfFC.
la VIE Estate on Pleasant Street. opposite Chestnut
ETA 81, well known as the property formerly owned
LzAglald occupied by DR.. o. II. BLOOD. The House in
good ORDER and the lot large and well stocked with the
cnocest ru trees very desirable residence for any one
wishing to purchase. Terms easy The property can be
examined and particulars learnt by calling on the subscriber
mo "a dwstf BENZ. BUFFuM pleasanf-st
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Real Estate for Snle.

mi TTNHAT valuable Real Estate, formerly owned by
"a Sias Knight is offered for sale, situated about
miles north of the Court House, and adjoining the
farm of Walter Bigelow, containing about EIGHT ACRES
Of irsrate Lanl, suitable for garden, with Dwelling
House and Barn thereon For further particulars inquire
the premises, or of d. +. WITHERBEE,
July % diff 3 Merchants Row.
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sFtf0aag6Oae.

THE subscriber having assumed the business of the late
L firm of CONVERSE & CULVER, hereby requests all
persons indebted to said firm pay the without delay
Grateful for iavors hitherto bestowed the rm he
specially socts continuance of the the old stand
under the City Hall j. S. CULVER.
Worcester July Is l250. distf
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PATENT WIRE RAILING.

ENCLOSURES for Public Grounds, Cemeteries Cottages
IL and Gardens, Summer Houses, Veandas etc The sub.
scrber is Agent for the NEW YORK WIRE RAILING
WORKS, and can forward orders at the Factory price
sample Of the Fence may be seen at Is SUMMER ST.
GFPrces of Fence from 81 cts to $3.50 per foot.
S. A. ROWLAND, l43 Main Street
July 20 eod3t w3iis
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House Lot for Sale.
Waterford window Glass,

TTNHE above well known Window Glass isnow being man
ufactured in very superior and for briancy
polish and Of surface is warranted to be
passed by any American Window Glass the market. Al
qualities for sale wholesale and retail, by
SAMUEL G. WHITE,
Washington Square, Western R. r. Depot.
July % dW4m
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VarsalSEn-VarMisEa

" factory of Johnson Richards of NegGrk, NJ j. war
ranted to give satisfaction, may be returned and money
refunded For sale i'll any quantity by
SAMUEL G, WHITE,
Washington Square, near Western R. R. Depot.
July "a dw6m
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PARIS GREEN.


TNRENCH, English and American Paris GREEN-Chrome
Green and Yellow-prussian -Ultramarine-Paris
BlueCarmine, &C. Also, Ground Paris Green put up in
canstogether with great assortment of COLORS and
TOOLS for Fancy and Ornamental Painters warranted to
give satisfaction and will be sold cheap for cash
SAMUEL c. WHITE,
Washington Square, near Western r. r. Depot.
July "a eod&w6m
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DissoIutiom OF CopartncrsInip
COpaFtnersRliD Notice.
New England Health Insurance Co,

Office No. 205 Main 81, Worcester.
ENOS DORR, Agent.
THE season is near hand when all should take care Of
l their health. The above Company has in times past
paid thousands OF dollars the sick Who time Of
health procured POLICY that secured TO them FOUR
DOLLARS A WEEK If sick, at a cost Of $685. a year.
They thousands hand TO pay those who will take
Policy, and are unfortunate to be sick. 1 All lust
claims will be paid as soon received dis June ~
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The Earl's Daughter,
Gold Pencils and Pen
,TOay 10 the World.

Daguerruotypes OF InIaLls IaKeH IhstHHt"-
neouslyI
rHE subscriber happy to announce 70 ne puS ' ar
h, annled for Letters Patent, by the aid OF which
he can mike DXGUERREoTYpEs of Children and Adults
in ONE OR TWO SECONDS: ,,,,.
NJ for small children, from I'LL f'm'' oo"i'S'
from TO r. Nj.
~ For proof Of the above .xy.Y M ur.ocIx
GALL AT ADAMs's IN WALDO bLoo IN;
July II
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Eddv's Refined Lamp Black.

TNTIE above constantly hand and for SALE together
with English and American Lamp Black in papers and
bulk by SAMUEL G. WHITE,
Washington Square, near Western r. R. Depot.
Julv % ead&w4m
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SITUATION WANTED.

A chamber maid and to do general house work, to
IA take of children-wl into the country, des
ed. Inquire of JOHN mccarthy next door to the CHI
dren's Home, Pine Meadow. DIT July 2S
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ROOFS,

ZINE CALF BOOTS, made of the best of stock and by
of the best workmen in this city, for sale low by
the case or single pair. l. S. CHAPMAN,
June 81 diff 81 Main Street.
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REV0LVING CLOTHES ERAMES.
NflV,IiE.

nv tho ahove notice il will be seen that have purchased
Is ofMr HAMMOND REED his interest in the manufacture
aud sale Of the REVOLVING CLOTHES FRAMES. This
rtic il recommended as an economical and aborsavng
nned,ge to the Clothes Yard for several easonslst
washing can be suspended to dry by one person with
ou change of position which makes the article an exceed
inoI Convenient one in time of snow2d It does not wear
The clothes but Yields the wind and gently reyolvesand
3d. they occupy but little room. -
1r0rIers left at VIM A. WBEELER's Counting hoom on
Tbomss street-at TAFT e. EARRINGToNs Grocery STORE
corner of Front and Trunhdl Streets, or at my house on
Laurel street. will be promptly attended TO; ,,,,
''" T,n4 20 sodamw3m HOWARD HOLDEN.
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Spring Fashions.

lSlvYe2tS E'fESECaOasS.
VIE undersigned begs leave reunhe compliments to
the Ladies for their patronage for past years. and would
respectfully that she has just received splendid
assortment of MILLINERY which she is prepared to
hibi at her establishment, No. 90 MAIN STREET.
Also, FRENCH FLOWERS, SILKS, LACES, RIB
BONS, and Ladies' DRESS GAPS.
Ladies purchasing Hats Caps this establishment will
be to get the right shapes.
rTPlease call and examine p. FELTON,,
May dwistf go Main st.
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THREE or four Gentlemen can be accommodated with
Board mt No. 10 EXCHANGE STaEET, few steps from
the Post Office diff July Is
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.lMOfseI Lost!
Sc WsKNeG.
Office Norwich and Wor. r. R. Co,

NORWICH, July TO- IS5U. }
books for subscription the preferred stock of this Com
ID pany will be opened the l1th inst, the Transfer
Office IT. T. MERwN Transfer Agent No. IL Merchants
Exchange, New YORK, and remain open for sixty days
thereafter, when the Books for such subscription will be
closed, until the 10th of January next
All persons who subscribe aforesaid and pay % per
the preferred stock will be entitled the dividend
be declared in January their preferred stock
which embraces four shares of old stock for each share of
stock subscribed, and interest will be charged, the
rate of per CENT all instruments from the 18th inst
til said instruments paid.
P. ST. NJ. ANDREWS,
Jl3dS11 Clerk N. & w. r. R. Co.
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DIED.

p A. 6s Ie1deree In Greenwich, CT June s. THOiAS
bLoOmkk, OF 40 God Il. ~ Y In the SIS year of his
age - Nv
Lodge No o. / o OF y f. together win the EYs,not
fHsnen, and also Protection Engine Co are ivftsd ~, -
iend MS funeral, ON The residence Of Mr. Whselar In
ScnesneIhoinN between Smith and Bond a., Broos vn
on FRIDAY, this day. al O'Clock, without further la
viauon. III
On Thursday ironing, July g. Al 1 O'Clock EMILY =
OH HENS aged fears daughter Of Mrs al hens
the hlencs OF NE family respectfully tnvitad IN
Sisna th7 funeral Cm ne Iesdence Of her mother Sf5
GTe.nwehsL al o'clock Ffis.y 7h inst vyitbogf m
ther Invitation. The deceased vii be conyeVed =, 80, ~
1oTf Bay Cemeir y fOrislemeut -'0"-
June 5 suddenly, or ORGE EDWARD sor n, ph,,a..
sno MARIA W s4Aei, ased ii yeNB aud N )niha
nnera flday afternoon, - O'Clock, om ~ Pipaapna
DO The 9Th MAY lss0 Al Ms resldenca s......,--.
Net Jersey, MI JOSEPH JENNINGS formerly on so,,
efseshis Ensano, IL .ne 70 yeaf OF age lei 2ts
oi eorspupiOn, On Nedlesdey evening IaneS coR
eELlA youngest daughter Of loon w and Nsocy n 80,
lsss, Ia zoo &c year OF Ter age J lug.
Her relatives and hlepds, ard bose OF ber b-o,ba,I,
Law, BefsSnin AlbfO Jr respectfully ipyit-S 40 80
her iun. TAI on Enday. I'll Inst Il oc ock fo ~ 80
Iesideuoe, bdrs0s-st vih " furSer iavtsfien Hsy
ren slts vii De- COW ey ed 10 y feea wood. 0'
cupyl 49, F-ro4A plsase
o. "Wednesday, June 5, Mrs MARGARET LEy1Es
sgeo 81 years. -H'-NS
Der 6usrAl viii take place Fhtsy sf.srpooa a.
Coca irom her Ae res1ence xl4 fiftn4t Hsr 800.
enc sccuGnisr also tie members o. IL 49,, 49,.
SUD $780,. .,-sS ne - ''ctiuly iogled %
Jun 5th. NARY shARP, wifs u Wal Plam,n., 4. -.
III YEA II her age. ~ -'1
Tie f..rncs 1f family aso fha
Leo re ~ 81 o Of O are rsspsctf n, ,-v,s ~ 70
l. IA her tEoerbL Frosy. 7lh ics Al 2 p a 49,. -.
aie resicenoIs l0i Broolnest The rensas - II - os'
geyec 70 Greenwood. - ~
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Fres Of United Slater short STAPLE CofioHs according .
The Hare eidss.foIfion.
Tr b. Bias. Tro Ord b ord. r cur Cour. B cour.
o. OTlns. 90 IS l0l 100 III
Mo ile..9O 95 90 lof lt8
Upland. 80 IS SO lO2 les
AsHEs-No change has taken place in American Potash
and remains anRud al - r. IS for 1919 and 40 r. TO a. h
81 for 1850.
CoFFEE 10 again much steadier and St. Domingo has
LsRD-We notice sales OF 200 bbs American 49, per
50 hi duty paid.
METALS continue neglected and prices for Tin from
the lar guild al So 10 80 r. per 80 k duty paid
OnsThere has been continued activity 10 the demand
for Whale OIL al rising rates but nothing In either Palm
Cocoa Os which remsin stationary.
QUERCTKoS BARK remains well supported at q 25 f.
for Philadelphia and ~ r. for Baltimore per 81 k duty
psid.
RIcE-Exueme prices for Carolina vary rem 25 TO n r.
per 50 k, duiy paid.
HAvRF, NAV Z3.-The Cotton Market Saes to O'Clock
2OS2 bales prices firm at advance Of about II on most
kinds.
AMsTERDAN-COuon is In demand at higher prices
Very little IN Java Coffee; price for ordinary. CSC
We notice the sale Of two cargoes Lagusyra about 5000
bags. disposed Of al 2it 10 SOC Rice Ia IN reqes 1870
bag Jaws found buyers Al y 10 81 60 tee Carolina ~
ANTwEgP-Coton very firm AMI prices g higher. Sales
Of the week cOmprise l. 90 bales Coffee 10 quiet ard
sscions insignificant Rice 10 dull and pu chasss are
only made 10 supply immediate wants Hides continue 10
request; sales II he week 10000 dried and 800 sasd
Ruer os Ayres Prices hi CHER Tobacco dull
HAMBURGH.-The news from America raised prices OF
COuOu 10 Some saes Of middng 10 good mi tdng dlal
iiy made al u To sic Sugar frm. Codee ess de-
pressed Rice ~ fair demand Carolina Mill 10 IA; Ben
gal and Jaws, n-53 10 81 per 100 lbs
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hing dopg In Canadian for export to the Provinces and
The arke hat description 10 rather easier TIE sa4es
i2l lp bond Dome.es 5qd5 62s Tor and strait
STATE; Gas SO foT Nchigan; l2 as 10 f1r pure fsn
e,ee some holders Of Flour Withdrawn from market
orders from Tho West In Sou h-rn descriptions tbs
uprtsfis firm with good feeling Sales 90o non hla
Csd5 IS for mixed brands 1916 87i Tor strait Rye
Flour 70 shade hrer wh saes 800 or coo bbs ats 05D
~ ard some e1ir- Al p Meal Is hrrs with IN al
tsles
GRAlE-Thereis nothing doing 10 Wheat, holier5 iav-
ms again advanced their yews Cora up-led hrn wh
higher prices eskef bet shippers held of and the martst
cosed rather easier The saes are $1,000 bushes 67D
&c fr damaged u az. flr white Southern he later or
"ssiif frsh; zoe f1r J-rsey and Southern yellow. Rye
il dun a. &C dely without es-s Dale essier sass
Nrrift ~ 81 "a &c. jersey a. &c, 5Ogthern zone
PROfislONS-The ms'kel f,r P0rk Is heavy aud 10
stl,s 0hhs ~ 20 626O 80 flr Mess 75'lr Prime
In Beef the sales 80 bbs CITY att s1i for Prime sO
iof Mess Tue nsfksi is quiet Ia r mtAs ne
100 good al SIC Buyers hd Of Or lower raes Cat
Meats are without activity and heavy NoIhog new IN But
WHIsKY-IsT,sdy al z7c for bbls, with small sales
LEITHER-Tte market continues active for Lsaths,
TIE supply OF Hemlock Is good but Gas slaughter IL
scace HemCet is steady, bot the extreme pnce y otc
NAVAL STORES-Ssies 950 hbls wilmington h>eln,
afost a. l2lc. Spirits - quiet al sc.
GROCERiES-Thefe is a fair trade dong In 'tfocefe'
FIJI prices Holders OF the staple articles are M
FRUITs-sales 9oJ bxs Raisns al 10 for bunch and g
oJLs1vbsle is dull st5l9s2: for good los cargo
sod here al 4sc Including ground ter &c Linseei is
oUer with saqs 900 5000 gallons at 81 d65c sales
600 gallons Lard Oil, Western, at 56c cash, and &c
rOBACCO-Is firm and thereis fair demand for Aner-
osscripuons We notice sales 40 hhds choice virginia
st0lic: 80 DO Maryland 4c and 81 to Is do Kentucky
al 81 7icy n.
RlCE-ls hrm with TAR trade demand. Sales 39V Ics a.
s 80 for fair. and IS for prime.
LEAD AND IRON-Are dull at previous quotations and
without sales Of importance
BFFsWAX-Is35d26c, with sales 500 to 1000 bs.
LIME-saes 900 bbls at 70c, con.
= LATH-The market IL quiet at Is y M, with sales
3O0eCG
LUhBER-Cargoes are selling at $40 and sl3 g W.
STEARINE-A sale Of Il, 600 he extra was made al q
cash