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Il ly recommended for the cure of dyspepsia, in
digestion. fiatulency general debility, liver COM
called affections II is of the most de-
sirablc tonics offered TO the public. II creates
a healthy action throughout the system, restores
the appetite, equalizes the circulation, gives tone
and energy 10 the system, and creates power Of
resistance TO diseases rarely obtained. is pure
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orders.
II. GILMAN, Washington, ID. G. Orders received
by the general agents for the proprietor,
VIM. #. hicks & CO.,
lag and Isl Front streets, New York.
April l6-dtr- W&wly
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FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
VNHE BOARD OF MANAGERS of the WAst


INaToN NATIONAL MoNUMEST SOCIETY pro-
pose to celebrate the approaching anniversary Of
our National Independence, by patriotic ceremo-
nes in honor of the day, and of the Father of his
Country. procession, military and civic. will
be formed at, and move from, the City Hall, to
Monument Place, under the direction Of Joseph H.
Bradley, esq.,, who has been appointed chief mar
shall OF the day, and to whom the respective COM
panics, ORDERS societies, &C., will be good to
report. programme Of the ceremonies will be
given through the public prints in due time by the
marshal. The Hon. II. s. Foote, of mississippi,
will deliver an address, and the ceremony of lay
ing the block Of marble presented by the Corpora
ton of Washington, to be deposited in the monu-
ment, will then take place; and il ia expected that
the ceremonies will be worthy Of the day, and of
the city which bears the hallowed name of"Wash-
ington."
II may be proper TO add, that the Board of Man
ayers, believing il to be consistent with the wishes
of the American people, have adopted a resolution,
requesting them, throughout the Union. wherever
the anniversary of the Fourth Of July is celebrated
TO take up collections that day in aid Of the
magnificent monument now in the course of
ton by the grateful and patriotic citizens Of this
happy country, as an evidence of the estimation in
which they hold the virtues and services of the
Nations beet Benefactor."
GEO. WATTERSTON.
J. b. ii. SMITH,
T. HARTLEY CRAWFORD;
June 30 Committee of Arrangements.
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ITO RENT.-The whole, or part, of comfort
l. ably FURNISHED HOUSE can be had by q
genteel family, on very moderate terms, il imme-
date application is made, on street. between 18th
and 18th, north side, one door from 18th.
June l5-tf
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT.-A well
II located and convenient house, completely fur
nished, is offered for rent. Possession can be had
Immediately. Apply at the Office Of the Republic.
Irt,a
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TOLTON's ROUTE BOOK FOR THAVs
~ ELLER AND TOURIST through the United
States and the Canadss. vol. 1880: With maps,
Price ST.. FRANCk TAYLOR
June rs
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CHEAP WRITING PAPER AND STA
" TIOEERY OF all kinds. For sale at
TAYLOR q MAURY'S
June % Bookstore, near 9th street.
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SALE OF MARIsE CLOTHING.

QuARrERMAsrER's OrFIcE, MARISE CopPs,
June %, 1850.
ITO BE SOLD at the Marine Barracks on WE'D.
Il NESDAY, the Sd July next, to the highest
bidder, for cash, sundry lots Of Marine Clothing,
consisting OF linen Jackets, linen Pantaoons, uni
form Goats, uniform Caps, Shoes, sc. &c.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, n. m.
June 26-WSM&
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BATTLE OF BusKrR Hill, CosFLAenATIos OF
CHARLEsrowS, &c.-We understand that the pres
ent week will conclude this exhibition at Odd Fell
lows Hall. IL is highly commended BY those who
have examined il critically an ingenious combi-
nation Of artistic skill. and truthful and gra-
phic representation Of important event in the
revolutionary struggles Of our country.
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and delivered before the LIST Of July, when il is con-
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GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION AT ODD.
FELLOWS HALL
CHANG E OF ENE.


CHA NGE OF SCENE.
additional attraction.
new scene, Of unrvalled beauty and interest.
called
The Storm, or Vicissitudes Of Rural Life,
Is now open at Odd Fellows Hall, together with
The Battle of Bunker Hill Fairy Land, &c.
Doors open quarter before o'clock; commence
half past o'clock.
Tickets rs cents. Children under twelve years
Of age 10 cents. June 24-dtf
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE June "a, 1850.
4 An the petition of w. Schley administrator of
- John Silly, deceased. Of Augusta, Georgia,
praying Tor the extension Of patent granted to
said John Silly, for an Improvement Ia picking
ana breaking wool for seven years from the expi.
Iallon Q, said patent which takes place the 9th
IL is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once ON the first Monday IN September next
at IL O'Clock, m; and all persons are notified to ap-
pear and show cause, if any they have wby said
petition ought not To be granted
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Republic, Intelligence, and Union, Washington
city, ID: c.; North American aud Gazette Phiadel-
Rhode leland; Chronicle and Sentinel Augusta
Georgia; once week for three successive weeks pre-
DEWITT G. LAWRENCE,
Acting Commissioner of Patents.
r. S.-Editors of the above papers will please
copy. and send their bills TO the Patent Office with
paper containing this notice. June 26-law3w
LIITELL's LIVING AGE, No. 3aO-Isl cts.
Commencing NetD YoIume.
CONTENTS.
L. Ralph Waldo Emerson-Brifish Qu1rteylv Re-
pielc
g. DR.. COPELAND on Palsy and Apoplexy-Sp<e
tator
g. Calmet's Phantom World-Spectator.
A. Lettuce Arnold, Chapters VII, VIII Ladder
Companion
8, Gossip about Children Godey's Lady's Book.
o. The Story of 'The Requiem"- Fraser's Maga-
zine.
T. The Arctic Expedition--NeD York Tribune
POETRY: My Christian Name The Poets Life
SBoRr ARTICLES: New Printing Machine Mode
OF finding Bog Timber in Ireland.
WAsHINGToN, December 81, l845.
Of all the Periodical Journals devoted to Litera-
ture and Science which abound in Europe and in
this country, this has appeared to to be the most
useful. II contains, indeed, the exposition only of
the current Literature Of the English language; but
this, by its immense extent and comprehension in
cludes portraiture of the human mind in the ut
most expansion of the present age.
J. @. ADAMS.
Published weekly at SO n year, by
+. IITTELL x Co., Boston,
And sold by JOS. SIIILIINGTON,
June 25-dtw&wlw corner Pa. av. and u st.
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The officers Of the Crescent City report that the
general health Of Chagres and Panama remained
good Al Chagres there had been constant heavy
rains, with thunder and lightning. The river was
very high and rapid, and the roads we're becoming
heavy.
The steamship Falcon left Chagrcs for Havana on
the 18th instant, at O'Clock p. m. The schooner
Enterprise, five and half tons burthen arrived at
Chagres the 10Th instant, in one hundred and
ninety two days from Wisconsin, via Havana.
The Crescent City left the following American
vessels at Chagres Briggs Rozeline, Croweli, New
Orleans, 18th; Foster Lovett, do, uncertain; John
French, Shackford, do. Octavis. Murray, do. (;
Mount Vernon, Madison, do; N. c. Ely, at Navy
Bay, do; bark Lady Ellen, New Orleans, do.
The steamer Isthmus reached Panama from San
Francisco the 10th instant having left the 9Th
Of May. She brought down ia passengers, 1900,
900 in gold dust on freight, and the mails.
The steamer New World arrived at Panama on
the It'll Of June, and 10 leave soon The steamer
Panama undergoing repairs at the same place.
From Oregon.
The California papers have advices from Oregon
TO the 18th Of April. Our own files have not yet
come to hand.
The Oregon Spectator thus notices the partial
success Of the expedition which had gone in pur-
suit OF the dcsertcrs from the United States
Governor Lane has returned from the Umpqua,
having arrested and brought back some seventy or
seventy five OF the descrtcrs. Colonel Loring con-
tinucd the pursuit after the remainder There is a
rumor in that town that, after progressing as far
ss Kanyon, he was Obliged To return 10 the Ump-
qua, having found two Of the bodies OF the dcserer
Strong fears entertained that the whole band
will have persisted by starvation, ere they can be
reached with provisions
Farther explorations Of the newly discovered
south pass Of the Columbia river show its practical
bility and superiority TO the north entrance.
difficulty occurred nj Fort Vancouver between
Mr.. Short and DIR. David Gardner, In relation TO q
land claim which both parties pretended to hold
which resulted in tho death Of DIR. Gardner and .
Kanaks who was in the doctors service.
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From the Gold Regions.

The Pacific Ne,os Of May Is mentions that mass
of gold and quarts weighing fifty pounds was found
near Mariposa, and sold for sixteen hundred dol
lars In the same paper is letter from yuba city,
from which the following is an extract;
According 10 the extensive preparations now
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n RIgImE IsTE III @ e G 4,
Port OF New York. September 30, 1850.
Cleared.

Cleared.
nI fnf su ty ss!$ @ R'ndn
Bark-Sami Tram. Piumuer 0uaysma, Revina e Bald
ssryp ysssy Bss s ysss .Ssy
So.sss. Lewis Barr BIZ Cam Fsiasu,s rs
Emily. -. cbsfss,os. DSnssa pmaa No. A'A''r''
Temsn Erss 1nss WI In Mc5aGkss Cav.
Hsrh is ao Br.as sefSn. $, sosa ks s az; JOAN
ss say
es1 E BEARS, s' o Marin
Smith. B.rhins Bath;
s.s.nssI ;A5,iTsci.s, S.niy. Philadelphia.
Arrived.
TO ch.nberlain Phelps July iaa, Lat IS 81 lon y TO-
Aug 9Th 20 So Ion s. spoke SAip Chancellor from Bonn
Ship Ashland Rice. Liverpool days WITH mds. .ad zl2
tos. ssSSss ssss III Che sgss
M s p hs sSyt s aTS d.,
The has had light Winds and Gains the wReis pasas.
dsy x f1 mss .n Si ri 20
M : ,SP 81 ,e ,ShT sGs.n Of the Se' hound
ship R,ish Jackson. New orleans. % days WITH mas to
han Sess Scotia sB, Corning London q days. with
Ion % ~ signals with ship Am Congress tpks
Bar PFqRs nsess 3, With
Ion Is 40 spoke bark Lulsn. Of New GSssow. steering
Bark Lyrs Beuns Havana, 18th inc Nth lusar. no. to
Taylor. The Lhas bsen oil Sandy isea tinee Monday
BAH corilan tBreml Wolfe Br.yeu s,t..s nth md.s
80 len o. saw :tsamshp washinstVr. Tio,d hence for
Bari charles iliisn (Of Thoras.ee,. Ek.ton Mobile,
20 he ship AuseIlr. Cross days fro New orleans for
Brs Planter tBrl Removable. Liner H. IS d.y, with
iron and ~ passengers. to order
Brig 4oias thorw LArsen stoohho, rs days with irOn
Br. Commerce Orb Cara Piotsu IL ds,. 18th coal to
Big Henrietta, Webster Havaas 20 aa5 Win sugar, no,
Brig william Orb Innis. T.npioo isdsy. -ith lOs~oOa
to mater.
Brig Eliza Portlssd Merrill San yusr de los Remedies
iss eye. with sugar. Neemith u SON
Big Ruesis H.nson Nsusitas e days with moss.e 20
hoe Son zzd inst lat 30 H. Ion "a. brig Meta
Brig orinoeo tot Charm aold st John. kver En- with
Brig Harriet III North Kelly Jack .ouviiis
days, with Lumbar, 20 Nesnith Son. i
Sehr Ashland Bris;ol Mel Miller. Aux Cares. IL days
with ioewood, nc, to Foster Nieksrsen.
sehr Morning Star, Piummer jacksonville, days. with
schr Lilly, Morroe Charleston. 10 days
sehr 81 ~ Williams. Forester Plymouth. NC days.
schr Jane Halter Newborn NC days Win m val stores
sehr Ann Maria, Jones' Nswhern, NC p tays. ~th naval
sshr ziirhis snn Naming. Beaufort. c. sd.ys with
sehr Rw Brown. Hulse wilmington. NC. 8 days, with
nays sporos 18th ns' on Cape Loes Out, spoke snip He
sesr Tmpi,e. Ilvson. yirsini,. Gays.
sohr I.ste'ls, Abecsm. Boston, dsys
sehr lie Roy, Powell Norfolk. 10 dsy..
schr Lucy Blake Dare' Iheuaster, 1dsy.
stsner Rernetee, Flowers. FhiAdslDhiA
Below.
Brig Tr.mort Of Charleston
Brig keshtnie. edsys from Bath.
Aiso. chip. and brgs. unknown.
Sailed.
Steamship Asia, for Liverpool. and others
snr 2s-wins =, sunriss WI 8, so-isi.a ssim ,.ua-
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aaRINEIs WHERE



Bosros. ssrt 2i.rroksys' Eotrfi5 sharus Boston spd
worcester Fsirosd. gg ~ kool ester sTracuo Rail-
r,.c is D. stsn snd ssue Railrc,i n5i u DO. Ipi;
~ DEE ersturg Haf 80 1ii d. D. IS % q ts d. SIX;
~ do, si7s ~ do, ~ 60, 80 - DO Sass 10 DO saf -
81 o. Vermont Gsntrul Rslroat fif o. d., 1-7f %
do. -, Vermont and Massachusetts, kar1si. 2. Nor
thtrn ltCad 81. fftrltufr kaiiiaad iui % o.
vttlb n tauY. ices. 20 90. ttt 20 LIZ 50 YER
NUuott Hrf Va aeksfstis Eailrcad souds, al Al 80
O. si,sn tirhiIt FallruAd Bends 20 .Hfs - so do
80 ST. Vsiushrfr HsilfHaf aorra Gonis. alA. 81
600 iefrfi shares H.ttfffer and ayracuas Raiiroat
lN "a o. NttuHrt Ctntra Hailraad. glifi IS do Tt
" Neiw and Nassachnrtttf Rallies sal do go 70
bsftn rr1 frlssfsf Fafiruaf. iun st0n Pr6vi-
cetrt u rCad n &C. frief shrrg "a lfit in DO 49,
4 Do p p lI hrffnn nu1 Maine Aailr Iu5i YER
m. ~ tsrtrai hsilrt ~ isitsrds sa.
ItutsrftF.tss tfrr. .a-ftra Rsfr o0sks M0rrisCs
hs ~ ll' ~. o.. ~ l- lu A.. ~ do, %. - DO.
-, lstNi a. u - al 4. lN g., I - Rfsline asil
rae. - ~ d. lds aAs. lfl 90 do rs, ~. 500
ffrats. 70 "a. Nv 400 rsfua Ni 1900 40 u.s.
Wh' ~ Co. ~ ltft g.. :, elis D., nv 2Wo DO.
IN fhs frtta kairoaf. AS III Cast Isl ttAt
a. d.. o.; sac scsuyiku NaTgs g TIL e. Oa SUE
gusfsrf 81 Canal Df. H. 81 go g. n PsFpa p..l
~ lIt $3.50 ErtdirF Rslrasf &C. k a 90 a. 77i.
500 lt !. IIi.. I'D nira
Ha.if-ar. t Gi stnn tehifr o. 81 ~ girsri ssnk
lf.gA sr"u-f D.. 20 % sIs triaa ID. AL ~ In 49,
~ ~ 90 ~ at't ~ lftieh l.t o. l2Tranklin
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Nav OstrsSs. Sspt % 1880
The rales n cotton on Moudaf u.re So bales After
The ftcHFt 81 Tie fscircs news prices rather favored
TIE tuyets. 1le market vas unssttl-d Bacon sides
-tfe 10 sosd demsnd At bA a5hc whistler IL held
at2tAc.
Bvrruo. Sept IS 1850
The ttsi, g. since cur Last havs beenLPiour 1000
tlls wheat - Geo bufh corn none TIE va he
tsirl iurifnf nt ktre checks operations In alar -
Micfirau IL nominal az e. NJ a. 90 Sot much in.
guir Do made Tor vhcs salfs have been COO hash At
Sic iof ohio Corn D. very 0rm sales 80 bush At
terms nt mentioned. Small transaetions In Prison
uhhkty 81 use. Frtights are unchanged
ALrArt. sept Is 1870
rot he rect tvsniy four hours receiP,s have ben
Floor iuftt btis vtsat sos bush corn so bush
tsthy. eco Aush Tbs four market u rather heavy
tut wtltut srge w tricss Corn y In fsir fe rst
Viii tsiU "a TctV hush. OF e3kc. iCr Western n.xsd
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CIR, TuAOr Rrpunr.

WFUvFspkY. Sept Is g Y VI
Trade IN gen sral way rather guild TO-DAY ~
merchants inclined wait tor the receipt Of the
Nisfnrse nevs We have 10 notice the sale q the
hrst bale Of cotton IN this mariet 10 was from
New Orlssns-the grade fair sud brought ISL cents
the sale having been made By hcscrs fruesdals, ia
cobs Co
Ass,s --Thsre vss1eis doing IN ashes today. While
price, we're upchs1Fa| Sales were msde Il 20 bills
at 90; for pearls. aud 50 llS for pots
Eryorfs Iror LIST % 2ih SsTf. 1850 lsho
Pots bble.. ......s..s.. ..lil 2O2
pearla. .....sA4s lst
Bgs-wsr--A LOT Of y~llow brought 24c each and
500 lhs we're sold on terms not made publ.
BEYausrrTrs Ttstu We have feature to
notice In prices Thsrt less Offering While the de-
msnd for export good particularly for No. super
hne aud common state. Ter the hone trade there
vas vvry tiie done The stter grads continued drm
but quiet Canadian vas quiet, a. 81 20 - Tor No
A. and 81 rs for ssur Of domestic. selss have been
80. =, 90 ~. A a. Is "a fer No ? supardne
"a 81 A. ga for common 20 straight Siate, - olS
a "a 70 for Michigan Ohio snd Indiana - - O6a
for pure geu,see IS IS IS for fancy lhio, IS l2S
% sTk for DO Gepesre; IS 3iA - 90 for ex'rs
Ohio snd sb C2b 80 C-is Tor fancy Gere'se. south
ern fou- duh and heavy. sales Of pyo bbls we're
mad Of 80 % IS 1875 ~ mixed old and - 80 IN
fer psa 90 Res Fistu lee active but trm, stir
~alet 81 go bills AZ az lsh Ass q Corn N-a va IN
fair reuee. and the maft' buoyant With sales Of
20 hke II 81 12k f0r Jersey HAsli Was 10 good re-
ousst FOR milling With steady market. Prime vas
bsld thing above the views 81 buyers tuclafed
IN a. sses were SEQ bushels gfime white Michigan a.
an 10 eco do dsulaged 0suesee st 81 it and 5000
40 vive Iireinia. on tsrms nrt uai rstood Nv.
g.b. Us,tt q vas heavy 4 ~ q 80 bushels soid
sni,e az .sc. E0sH VS. n Better suffy iai -atAe
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RIcr-With fair inquiry the market was firm with
saes Of strictly prime, which was scarce at 50 o2
s.Lr-The sales since Saturday embraced one cargo
OF Turks Island, at former rates; do st Martins at
private bargain; $50 SACKS Ashton's Liverpool. at
81 so: 1000 sacks ground at about 97kc aud 2 073
sacks Thompson Sons fine, IA new brandy at about
srEDs we notice some arrivals OF new PenusyI-
vania clover. which was held at Sc; while so bills
prime Ohio old, cold at ne cash; for rough dat
the market easier with sales OF State at 81 81
per 90 lbs nothy was very dull
skISs Sales have been made Of 900 prime Curacao
sriNIrs Sc-sales were made Of so or casks sherry,
st 81 ~; and "a or do port wine at soc. Whisky
was duh aud heavy, sales only IS bbls, at IKE a
sus,ss-we have only to report sales OF 20 boxes
bro~n Havana at tJse, aTkci and 80 hhds Cuba
stnac Within the past few days eco bags Palermo
have changed hands, at s02h tob. 9 mos.
TALLOw.-Prims city rendered vas In good demand,
In part for shipment, At Chc, each.
TEss-Tbe market was quiet. but hrm The receipt
Of three eargoes within few days have produced less
disposition TO operate Of the sales some 1000 half
ebssts young hyson at 81 a 80 ets 100 do Can
ton made at IL cts and 800 half hests hyson skin,
Tor,cco The irmness Of holder. restrict, Tsnsac.
tons Yet the demand T. fair The greater portion OF
the stock In hrst hands has been withdrawn aud viii
not b. offered I'll late In October lot Of 500 hhds
recently sampled but IL appears will be Offer
ed Tor some time Dealers from the country hold
ing back for reduction in prices good deal OF the
tobacco purchased BY the spectators from Virginia
IL yet In the market Prices 81 manufactured are
steadily improving and for common qualities IL iso
has BEEN obtained The operations OF tue last three
days tum up $50 bids Kentucky At ~ s9ke; $50
bales Cuba, II &c and l0g De 81 Domingo, at for
mer pric.s
sraaSs sales we're made Of 200 coo uarana, for ex.
port at fibs fi2
wHsttroSr The market was steady. aud prices
have proved We quote prime rth~est coast aud
south - GO cts and Polar, - : cts
W5oL The arrivals Of late are much less than
those o. the esrly part ~ the preso month OF witch
the receipts o. the past three dsy.-which 2ss
bsl-s-is q satisfactory proof n transactions in
Gus greatly rrftricted while prices are
vry hfui since eur last 5000 lbs coarse aeece have
h . n fold ID ga rta eash
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Teiegrnphsc Mar,na Reports.

HpsTNN, Nept ..
Arriyed-Sshr Jas Porter AFseiso. Pr Sent isth.
town. Sc
schr Nourmhal Nrork.
Clearcd-Bark. John Avtes hsVsna ntrelier Peto gu,
Lowell Bsltimore Tremont and Com, Ftsdelphis bf gs
Guainyut smyrna Trenton Care Hsytsui Empr. PhtR.
derhia solr Deane, Cape uasten; Hsn~v rAsYn, Phi.
delhis Oliver, Albsbyi Corr ID Lss,s and FrfHk
York.
$50 - Bats. Sep -.
Anived-sioor Gazsls. EYorll
AriveJ-shirs Kentucky Bo, on: yais DC rSfi SYgr.
sehn Plato. and BaJlis. NYsTk
Iorr 4, trpt U.s.
Arrived-BrIg' Partridge, Bos,ot, woutapka SYorE.
Arrived-schr Ellen Rodman n ~
Cleared Sh D Auethy 81, 70. e..
sailct-shp China, for NFAete.
tr1-lassscF, So ~
Arrived-sehrs Albert, Thomas. 4 ssrss. I'D a asrey
Burly, North Pacific. ASKS F.t ss.lphia sloons
kadient and Rhode Island, Nror
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Stock in city in ali hands estimated at 10000 bales
FRvir The arrivals OF peaches SINCE Saturday sum
up about 100000 baskets all Of which brought full
prices. yet the market was hardly active Sales
also made of some small lots Sicily shelle
ger, on terms not ascertained Palermo lemons were
selling freely at 50 TO- cash and Zsnte entrants at
Ike a TSc., and 81 mos
FRncHIs Both shippers and ship owners seemed
inclined walt for the ult Of tbs Nagaras news
due at this port About 900 bales OF cotton
engaged for Liverpool at 3l6d and several small lots
of hour at Is Cd For grain sd asked and lis Sd
to 20s for heavy goods. Rosn was taken at Is. Cd
To Iisvre. cotton was taken at &c
FIsH-There was good demand for cod, with fair
sales at SO 6sA So 75 New mackerel was steady y,
with sales of 500 bbls at Sly for No and $sH for
Hn-There has been no special alteration in the
market The last sale of North River made at Soc
SOC.
hIpEs continued as last noticed the sales being
mostly confined to the wants of the trade The stock
Is on the increase.
HoPs -There fair supply Of new with sales, at
Ice lsc and old at 1oc cash. part being for export
ISpIeo.-A fair demand with q firm market and
sales OF 20 cases Manila, at Use SOC, six months
IRos.-The market was steady, with active in
quiry. at very full prices
LATHs have been in brisk request since our last and
notice sales Of 100000, at 81 so, cash
LEAp-There was no great change in the market for
this article the demand was fair for consumption in
at 81 so, with three months time interest added
LEATHER There has been good business done in
hemlock and oak sole, at full prices
LIME The last sale of common Rockland was at Use.
MoLAssEs The sales have been confined to some
small lots Cuba, at 24Hc. 25c.; 100 hhds do, tart
for dstiiliDg at &c; and SO bbls. New Orleans at
former prices.
NAVAL sToRrs-Moderste sales we're making at
81 is 81 IS for North county rosn, and at ST Is
81 IS tor Wilmington; with rough turpentine, at
50 so a 50 So; AMI spirits, at sic a BE
ons-whale was In good demand for home use, but
for export there was very little doing Prices
minslly the same. linseed heavy and sales Of
English in casks and bbls made from wharf at
re &c., while from store IT, with best city pressed
American. brought 74c 75c and &c., olive, In casks
was steady. at Doc. 95c, mos and in baskets at
50 So S7h, mos large and small lots; bieached
sperm, sold at 81 % 81 20; b.eached winter whale
&c mos; grease lard, at 45c cash; do city and
Western spring. at exc; summer DO, at 90, aud
winter. at Csc a zoe.
PRoyIsIoNs Pork-Tbe market heavy, with
sales Of 600 bills at $40 62k $40 rs for mess aud
- oTts ivr prim- bcei In fair request 200
bbls sold st S. IS 80 for prime; and 81 IS 50 so
for mess. Cut meats dull while the season being
over for cid, nothing done In this descrpt
Lard very firm with sales OF 200 bbls and terces
at IKE, and 200 kegs at 71.c Butter and cheese
were firm ut previous figures The exports from this
port from the LIST Of September TO the cath do 1919
and foil