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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09
GREAT MORAL SPECTACLE OF
MOUNT HESUVIUSp
PART ON

PART ONE. a.. s1f2 a3a
Seen opens Distant Noon View Of Beg
Of Naples A smoke rises Il is the be-
Siaaiag Of tbe Eructioal The Naples folks
begins 10 travel YalleF FIRE. Eollored by silent
thnnder Awful CONSERVATION. sSstkia sizzelst I
It is The Mounting preparin' to Vomic They
call npon the Fire Department. rs no use :
3 THEY'VE ALL DISBANDEDl tae.2
Flight Of stocl-pigeons A cloud Of impeni.
trahle smoke hangs over the fated city. thro'
witch the Naplers are seen maxim tracks
Awful explosion Of bulbs, kurbs, foFniquets,
pin wheels. surpentiIes, and fourbilen spiralsl
The Moulting Laver begins to squash out!
g END OF PART ONE.
COMIC 8 ONG,
The PaFochial Beedle Mr.. Muilek
LIVE INJUN ON THE SLACK WIRE.
Live Injun - Mr.. Mullet,
oBLfGATIoEs ON THE coRNUCoHIA,
BY SIGNOR YERMICELLI
Sigher Vermicelli Mr.. Mnllet.
In the course of the evening viii be an exhi-
bishun Of ExilteratIn' Gas upon Latin
Highenat . ...s
A1ry ~ AAdpiSo --1seHrSf
The lava rushes down. Through the smoke
is seen The city in state Of conHagration- The
last faTnilyi Wher Is our pareptsl A red
hot stone Of eleying tuns weight falls onto 'em
The bear beaded father falls scentless before
che stasoc Of the Yerginl DenanOngl
The hole 70 conclude with a
GRAND EHAKSPEARING PYR0LI-
GENOUS DISPLAY OF FIREWURX!
Maroon Bulbs changing to spiral weel,
witch changes to the Star of our Union; after,
90 butiful p'ints Of red lites; to finish with
busting into brilliant PeFspirationl
During the performances No sf Popular
Airs viii be performed on the Scotch Fiddle
and Bagpipes by q real Highlander.
Real Highlander. ,--~ssf Mr.. Mullet
Any boy making q muss viii be elected
to-onee-G
.As the Bunkum Museum is Temperance,
no drinkin' aloud. but any one can fnd the
best ol lickers in the Sloon below. RS.
Admission Is cents; Children on the usual
terms Knickerhoeker.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09

EE Since the last issue of the Freeman
we learn from the Seneca Wing, there have
been three more deaths from Cholera in Tiff
fin city, and quite number of cases that have
readily yielded to medical aid.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09

Nor BAD.-The Green Bay Advocate has
the following:
The Minnesota papers say that the School
Fund has been husbanded so well that every
child in the Territory will be provided for
That is nothing to take credit for; they have
husbanded every school ma'am sent up there
yet and it is no more than fair that they should
begin to provide for the children.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09

ED1ToRs IN LucK-An editor out west
has been presented with watermelon weiph-
ing forty i've pounds, and another one in his
neighborhood has been presented By his wife
with three bouncing boys at a time. whose
joint weight is thirty poundsI Meat vs. vege-
tables-mest "a little ahead" Il .i5sass4
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09
A Cbance to make a Fortune.

The attention of our readers is respectfully
directed to the advertisement of Geo. H. Der
by & Co., Publishers, &c. Buffalo, N. Y, in
another column of the Freeman.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09

s The geographical centre Of the United
States, at the present time, is in tie Indian
Territory. 100 miles west Of Missouri. The
centre Of our representative population, which
isconstantly moving westward, is aseertained,
By actual calculation. to be just about at this
city. Columbus, Ohio.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09

The Californians gave great public dinner
20 McMaaus the Irish patriot who has lately
escaped from Van Dieman's land TO San Fran
sisco. His reception was very cordial He
is determined TO become permanent eli:
izsa oi tbe United States
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09
], f. Wooster.

This gentleman has recently replenished his
Drug Store with new stock of Drugs and
Medicines. His advertisement in to-days
Freeman will be read with interest.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09

EE Gov. Wood has been remominated
for Governor, and Col. Medill for Lieut. Gov
ernor, by the Locofoco State Convention.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09

Whena lover wishes to ''pop the question, >
he can hit his desires in a thousand differ.
entways. Here is one the latest cases:
please take a half of this poor apple 'said
a pretty damsel 10 a witty swain, the other
evening. e Es p a5 e
Z mo I thank you; 1 would prefer bette,
kGlf' ad aya sifi ri
Eliza blushed, and referred him to epapa.'
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09

Good peaches are costly luxury in Eng
land. A London correspondent of the Alba
nv Evening Journal says that he inquired the
price Of some fine looking ones and found
shom sizty shilliags per dozen, or about $I,25
each
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09

There will be only IS eclipses of the sun in
he next fifty years, neither Of which will be-
total.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09
Bunkum MuSeumI

just peued. with 100000 Curiosities, and
performance ia Lecture Room; among which
mlv'be found
Two LIVE BOAR CoNsTRloTERS,
Mail and FemaiL
ALso
ASrRIPED ALGEBRA STUFF.
BEsIDEsl
A PAIR OF SHUTTLE COCKS and ons
SHUTTLE HEN-alivel
TIE
SWORD WITCH GEN. WELLINGTON
FITsWIrH AT THE BATTLE OF WA
TERLOO! whoom is six feet long and broad
IN proportion. 65 l
A ENORKUS RATTLEI-4IL SNAZK.
tesv aregALar 'OkOppsr!
THE TuSHES OF A HYPOTHENUSE.
.asaay5 ToeETHER wITHP
A BENGAL TIGER: spotted LEPRoSY,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09

4 EN0RRUS RATTLET4IL .SNAZR.
ltr a aregalur 'OkOppsr, ~
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09

s1aas1ss s. TOGETHEa WITHP fl
A BENGAL TIGER: spotted LEPRosY
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09

THE TusHEs OF AHYPoTHENUsE.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09

Opening hours from 9 a, N. los r. NJ. is
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-08-09

She died il beauty like rose
Blown from its parent stem;
She died in beatyl like pearl
Dropped from some diadem;
She died in beauty like lay
Along moon-lit lake;
She died in beauty like song
Of birds amid the brake
She died in beauty; like the snow
On flowers dissolved away:
She died in beauty like star
Lost on the brow of day.
The South Carolinians found time to think
of something besides secession, on the fourth
of July. AT the Whippy Swamp celebration
the following toast was offered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-17

MINISTER TO BRAzII.-THREE CENT PosrAeE-FiRk
mems vIsIT-TRIAL FOR MURDER, ETC
WAsHIsGroS, Jan. l6, 1881.
The Hon Robert G. schenck, OF Ohio, has been sp-
pointed Minister to Brasil.
1t Is generally evsd that the three cent postage
bill viii pas, the ii use to morrow.
The Richmond psrs state that the threatened ne.
gro insurrsctOn Lexington, reported lately, is un.
doubtedly hoax.
The Wecscoe Engine Company, of Philadelphia ar
rived here to day, and Hospitality welcomed on
behalf Of the hrs department, BY Mayor Lenox They
visited the President being introduced by Mr. Levin
OF husdelphta and were courteously ssluted BY Mr.
FILLMORE they then visited the public buildings and
partooh OF the hospitality of fremen Some row.
dyism occurred during the proceedings but not among
the visitors or their entertainers
Campers trial for the murder OF Raglan, commenced
todsy-Messrs May and Radcliffe Cor the defence. The
evidence thus far is pretty positive The case viii last
some days
Captain Joshua Sands will command the frisats st.
Lawrence In the voyage to London.
The Republic states that the denial Of Butterfeds
removal WAS written by the editor on the propar au
thority and none other.
Mr. whitney viii lecture Saturday night in the
House OF Representatives, on the Pacific Railroad
scheme The Canadian movement increases the In.
terest this subject.
The French equestrians announce series OF enter
tainments here next week, st the National Hall.
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nosuE. Jan 6-AIr sp brig Madrona, Asiaa Havana Cia
ship Geo y Patton, 9tinson. HAyre
THAR Br nip Eliza Morrison ECay. Belfast Gle brig
Nav oRLKaSs. IAN Starr steamship Louisiana LawIs,s
atsgoda Boy Wis Ga,ve tos sips Ne veil Bss-
Elerslo Bril- Harvey BRISTOL bark ChAs Dsvsns Tay-
or Newpsrt ri cid fhips HUNGARIAN Chase Liverp ocl
Trimountain. Rice do Ctcn Johnston York. bark De-
tspl Bois BARCELONA: hrss Water wsoh 0ooaspssa
Chasres; D Hart. Ogier, SYorh.
NV LoNpor Jan 4-Ar sohrs Harriet smith smith snA
Caroline, Roberts, Virsnis Davis Hosrook and Dee
patch, Atwoos Boston for viTgina: King pp Psroivs
DO for NYork Slope Roger Wians khoAdef Providence
for do Rocky Brook, Wssy. Ne~port for do.
NEW HAVEN, Jan Barr brig Rainbow Aanshsd. st Mar
tins.
NEWPORT Jan 1arr schrs Zueste. Candags, Frankfort
for NYork Hsrret sherman Providence for PhiladephA
18th. Ksthnn Duree Davis Fall River for Batinore; soops
Republic sonle NBeorrd Tor kYorh Isaac Borden, Daa
ming FAN River for do
phia Sid lfth ship Edvard lnew 900 tons) 6ray Apa-
NEw BEDFORD Jan la-Arr sshrs Alexander Fish. and
Sarah Louisa Croker wsreaam for NYorh Benz Reeves
Philadelpbia-
PRovIpENcE Geo a5oot. staney; sioop
Arion, Miller. NYork. - 90,
Pile Norfolk Lsnson Dean. Paul kGors Roanoke smith,
Easport for NYork I'D schrs Don Nicholas York. Porte
Rico Utica Davis NYork. .
sr AUGUSTINE prev to ian B. Arr schr Armda, NYork
SALEM, Jan sArr sehr Jos Farwel Marston kYork for
Danvers: lth brig LOUISE Weber Coast Of Afri
Nov 20.
WILMINGTON NC Jan il Arr schr Ussboga. Burke. Bath
Cid 49, brig Charlotte Spa he H4vARA Schrs Sarah En-
gle honet Falmouth ia; EsnsoI Manson Cape Haytien
Ira Brewster Horton NYors l4th sr brig Tweed heDu.
gaid, Porto Rico.
wALrHALI, Jan l-Cld bark John Farnum wiileby, Phil
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HsEEIsBuRG. jan. 10, 1851.
bin vas introduced In the Senate to day, to permit
banks to issue notes under 90 other bills pre-
seBted Tor free banking au and to incorporate the
wnkesbarr. and strantoEio Railroad Company
resolution granting portion Of the public lands to
soldiers uho in tue Of 1917 and the Indian
tions rs.sss TO the tariff offered and laid the
table
The Secretary Of the Commonwealth cent in com
muuicston Ia mpiiance wi n the resolution giving
Information - 20 the number Of Judicial districts aud
counties In each which vas ordered TO b. printed
In the House great number Of petitions TO new
counties plank roads SC, were presented
Mr.. Morrison the new Canal Commissioner, took his
Feat yesterday.
Their. arr numerou, candidates, for ocs coDgrsgs.eI
hera
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ssEn 0lss lof New Hawai- Snail Asisa Coast Of Peru
Brig Censtitutes l1rl wsssPert.I - days. ballast.
with sst to LELAND Beach She brings home Of the
crew Of the steamer Gen Taylor who
tute also two Of her in roAs for attempt 1t
Brig Sea- New. 0errsh Key West II days with ottou &C.
70 Jones Johnson Jan lat 80 o. Ion rs as spoke schr
CANNED, OF sad from Baltimore for eavannah.
tehr Nicholas Biddle. -, virgiuia.
schr Dwight Davidson, -. virginiA days. bound to
New Haven.
sehr Nav York. SMACK Riehmend, 9dsya
echr VIM Hunter, Morse. Berlin Beach. Nd days with
ship timber.
schr Meyina, sleight. BAltimsre 6 Gays.
eehr Julien, Vapgilder Baltimore 8 days.
Schr sarah Anne Roe Gillette, Baltimore, DAYS.
schr : wesmore wintwen Baltimore, days.
eohr Nancy Mills, Tyler, Philad slphis. days.
echr RAipbow, Williams, Philadelphia days.
Sobr OnS6o. Chase Philadelphia. DAYS.
6chr James Fisher, Anderson, Delaware City, days.
sohr Blossom. Collins, Leipsio. Dial. 3days.
echr Eclipse. Fox. Salem, M, days.
sahr IAiphans. n,cl4ing sullivan. days
Ships Underwritsr Shpley for Lverpool Hero Grifth
Tor New Orleans and Others.
jan l6-Wind at from WSW: Mt sunset q
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The Directors Of the Albany and Schenectady Rail
road Company have TO day, declared dividend OF 81
per cent OF the earnings Of the road for the six
months, ending the 3lst inst The affairs of the
company as shown by the statement prepared tor ths
beard In = very aourishns condition. After pay.
Ing the above dividend there il left surplus Of
$40 900 out of the net for the six months which
has been carried to the fund. The gross
iDss for the six months are sl3155 al for the
period Of last year they sos ss2 20 the increase
IL SlT s2 IL IS per cent The earnings for the
year ending Slst January 1851, are sli4Tso So ex-
pspsss unterest. aud rslsying and regarding three
mile Of track Sl2s27s % carried 10 fund, By
pre- vous vote oi board IS 0C0-total, sl3a 21s 80,
making net earnings Of the fysar $50 sol So which IL
eight per cent the capital stock. OF this $4,000
has been spilled to dividend $4,000 Of the remainder
las been carried to the revenue fund.
The humber OF hogs transported on the road in De
cembsr was IS $50 weighing 3sl3 2eT lbs
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MARKE is ELSEWHERE.


1885, Eastern Railroad. ioI: rs Reading Railroad sof
ton and Maine Railroad 100 OS 10 Concord Ksilroad.
a5s; Boston and Providence Railroad, 81 63< Mchi
gan Central karoad gsi io Norshsrn aailrosa ~; 70
rai Railroad b1d Nss; $50 do b6Oc 3S; 100
bim sa; 50 do S1 go 0gdsnsDargh RAILROAD 4o1s
Baltimore Railroad, slX; Edge worth Company 81
rs Canton Company SD TO- Merchants Bank. Ill ll0:
d q S c .S
trsl RarGsd sonds 1855 Wy yaA $500 Norfolk County
worth company, s fitchbuIg Railroad, llv1s Boston
and Worcester Railroad lo2 50 Canton Land Company
PLADrIpfnA Jan. l6Erst Board-$l 900 Cinci S.
bs 76 5000 City Railroad S. lO 1890 Penna S. Gap. s3
Oh, 5l O0 Reading Cryder Boad, s5 Lehsh g. so
B.nI ~; !Sodo III iSo 9: iGsnk. q sch Bank
America Bank, lava 100 vessburs railroad W l6
ksilroad S $50 400 do b3. So 200 b. 81 do $50
200 North America Coal Is lO do 7s Betireen Boards-
Min Co., "a, 50 dos al 90 DO; a. leo Bohsnisn; Sd "a
10 DO, 3D. "a 10 dos 10 Pi.s.taaga ia; 50 so
q &c nf: ks. I s k.r.s 80 So
Morris Canal 2ssS; Coo Cirard Bank i3 100 North Amer
Goal. I:2 go Aiiegsasy 2s i Planters Bank Tenn 81
yieksburg Railroad - Second Board-Ss6o0 Sue Canal
81 7ol do, 6z Log ches IND Del Canal Is aJ 90
ITO GirArd Bank 1szxi Mechanic. Bank, % 10 Farmers
sns ss hssass ss11 S d bsns 5 $1,000 1900
Sch Nay 90 Ss goo keasas &C. 20 81 100 shares Morris
road. g6i 2UJ g. Bunk. Mt
BAIrINoRr. jan 5Sfock Board-too United STATES gs
lC; 2 6shsr,laud 6 lo2A 500 do. los 2t0J do los
;G6 IS de-. o. ~ 80 BALTIMORE IS io7O lo 10 sal
timore md Uhio RAILROAD, IA sdo, Baitnsre Gas Com
pAny, Wi
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On Thursday, Janury 10, Mrs. MARiE ALBA, wife OF
Louis Gilbert, aged % years.
Her funeral will take place from st. Vincent de
Psus Church Canal street at 10 o'clock Saturday
morning. The friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend.
on "Wednesday, January is, Of consumption, WIZ
LIAM W kiDpsR, sged 40 years
The restves friends OF his family also the
bers OF No 10 Hook and Ladder Company Of Yorkvls,
respectfully invited to attend the funeral at his
late residence Sixty first street near ths East River
this friday afternoon, at o'clock. N B.-The
sixty first street line OF stages run 20 the door.
ON January Is at the re,idence OF his father Flat
lands, Of consumption, LAMBERT sgrpsM ArERs,
In the 9th year OF his age
Ills irends and those Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral saturday the 18th
met at IL o'clock Ills remains will be taken to For
syth street Cemetery, New York. tor interment
ON Thursday, January 10, AFTER short Illness, Ro
nInT DorGLas, native Of Glasgow, Scotland, In the
3stt year of his are.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect,
fully invited to attend the funeral this " friday aer
moor, at o'clock, from his late residence, No. 81
Green street.
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Louise CT Representative.
~ EAiN's LIMA, CprIcF % WALL STREET.
Warsf~aro~ January 10 1851

NArHtH"f@N JhnosrJ - &9Sis
rRosRSss ,HNAy FoErsgg aiLL.
-he Houre went into Com mite. ofthe whole on the
Btate ~ the Union on D. postage bill. The second
ecction amended % rad that every description
a. printed matter % greater weight than tro
cunce, khau b. paid one cent Bound books not
weighing 20 ounces sre deemed msiiabie matter,
provided nsvpaEers diiversd IA thsstate where prut
60 sba be charg,shs nth on halt Of the foregoing
yabs postsg. to h. ehsrrst nswspsr printed
5civsrec in tn county whsre Batiishsd Or circu
L. ting within thirty nies 2; he place whore printed
spi pro vieed aity per shall b. dtductsd from me
postage . msssr ines. p.ia 10 advance Agreed g.
~ Porrft tdsm q ohio. moved q strike ovt the
third section aud lbsert provision authorizing the
directors q the mint three cent pieces three
st1fhs oliver aud one fourth copper 70 veifh t~ev
ard three s'ghtht ~ grain Win suitable dfvioe .
dtdct nom other silvs- ana gid coins
Nr LT1tTUtLp. tdfm ~ Ne offered amend
ec that no newspaper advocating violent resis.ancs
a. tie larsoi To- and paced IN accordance vith the
rtnttitrton sta pas through the MALE, except ~
rsyilg double rstss q postage. daughter This
vas 8stiay, q out q order
- Drrr lvhigi 81 moved "a amsndment
vhst 80 rejected hat two ard a half cent silver
- ets ~ an ~ coined n which rate postage shal -
} 3uc.d sitHr July lat 1904
~r penn = sciu I'm dfuept was adopted
The fDmfh ftaifru csne % aud va amcuie1. On
r Uttn 81 M Potter. By making u thn dgtg ot the
= eatmstser General 70 iuttsh deputy posta sstsrs
sib three cent stamp Without sbosing dir 7uut =
a. p+r cent 10 those vho purease sity doars worth
y p,.rsg tvhig) Of pa moved 10 stris. out the
vt1t = The fo,rfb seeti0r, sbd substitute rtsmped
cbvtlo3ss fer t'arps = 20 avoid faufs
ATE insfectuEl enorts 20 amend . vss re- setsi
~ cfsvrIt Gree toil1 ~ Ohio moved to a0olish
u hsAsirs Tiviless Rejected, ~ ayes - noes q
rmensnetfuat r,fss tbat 4, ,bsi 3. siopv M forge
-smrs, punishable with One aud N prisoument
~ ln't s'ciioh spfropfistin9 one milon ent
r-5srsd
NJ clsIss dem q ohio mov.s % strike o.; the
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mARITlmE IErE LLIoEH u.
Po,t OF New York January n, 1851.


skire-Amsrsnth. Bsbson, san rransisco Smith Son
Atlantic, Lamb, Antwerp. ID Harlbus GO, New rors
Ttomrsn HAVEN LvisUtoni Hudson, Doane, Glasgow,
Bsss-grothsrs ward. Ponce, PR, N n Freeman Co;
Rhoderie Dhu, Flitner, Navy Bay.
Aeess Norton. II Jsso De Cuba E.sorisss Co Esdors
BIst vese Cos BALDWIN, Shear, Gharisson Dunhsm
Dimons Tyre, Yslpey, New haven
Sokrs-O Perry Burbee, Port lPlstt, saov Whites
TIit,her, ssv,rrsh, ivns,n D.moni "a q Lamar ia.
vie, do; ItsHr Hrghcs. Morton. Newbern NC.
stssntr-Transpcrt, Gould, south Amboy,
scyrE- Exceil Bennett, Fall RIVER Harvest, French,
Frotictnte.
UsEtil st,anIhp Frahtlin, Wotton, H.vrs Wis Cowos
70 Livrgstcn. Left Cores Jan a. 40 Pm and has
tountssd succession ~ heavy westerly gales during the
ior Francisco. running tor Cowes tor hartor 3D.
AN ~ the Lizard, evoke packet ship Bavaria Antaony,
IRON Il Rvte for rev YORK.
sfip Redsion ttf Rithmtna Mel Houdat,e Ieshsrn a.
ctys Glib altar % dtye with and i've
Pssaetid Co. has had vsry heavy weather Re pas
txried away ,sin topsail ard frlt sas &c.
y lag IS Ion H. roke achr ksry from Boston for Whining
sp sArtbs.er (not Chesapeake reported under BE-
lev, "a sfterdays evening edison Tyr. ktw 0resns, II
ofys vith ndte End i've ~ Kagle Uazari
shir ~ ora lnsr) Merrill Portland, odajs IN ballast
Ban rsnehs Psserssn Baenos syres N0vs win hides
skua &C, 70 reed Dec 81 have on TIE a. 81
geoesa Bermuda, Ter supTiy % wster. Lee a. N the
kyr Pste sIose trig Thomas Trovbregs. Garner from
tots ftf Wsft lneieG 1lth ns s 81 lon o. - sgoke
tsrh Ststiey. Cofia. from Haifsx Tor Phisdeiphia.
BsrR fnn KINNEY Brb Hays WATERFORD, 4, ~ days IN
talgs With ~ rsssengers - Hteaafd.rB, watson 90.
Has Lac ltavy westerly gsles the vhs.e pssssgc
btrA ri Lsrrstee Co. Bostou Eusss sesslas o. days
vis 1htsltst cays with fruit, order Jan a.
n ~ TtLc tug Isatt r)n Boston for 81 Thonas "
Vss
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speeuiators to meet buyers sad prices Of the common
g.sdss Of nour had, 4 saytA.g dsvnv.Id tsndsney
barrels, including No. supernns, ct 81 a 81 GAY;
common to straight State 1t ~ Is 81 ST. mixed to
fancy Michigan and Indisna 4 81 SIX IS. including
leans at the latter rate and IS 06 IS l2x for pure
Genesee The fancies and extras steady, and In
ness in the market for and sales
were made for the provinces, at 81 81 in bond For
Southern -four, noticed active local and export
II. :s. 900 sSd si%
50 l21 TOR mixed to good Alexandra Balti-
soas sns g u. and
the buyer About $50 bills changed haads at So rs .
inquired ter without particular change In value.
few parcels Of Jersey brought So So o. and Bran
wine So rs. "a Wheat there was no new feature to
for milling but at prices far below the views hold
ers which checked the business doing. A few trhng
sales OF Long Island white were reported at 81 o.
ct 81 OF 81 l2h The market for Rye, owing TO the
extreme scarcity OF supplies was quiet, and prices
unchanged. Oats were In limited request for city
river and canal. Barley was very scarce and wanted
at 80 9ic for non to prime two and four rowed.
Corn-There vas better demand for this article to-
day, but at considerably reduced quotations There
but little done for export, operators holding back
for the steamers The receipts TO-DAY fair,
lions reached about 10000 bushels Chiefly for dis.
tiliDg, at So $40 for Southern white and yell
low the spot and CSC for lots to arrive
CorToN.-Ths market still continues inactive, with
sales to day, Of 500 bales ct yesterdays prices.
PsovIsIoSs.-Pork.-Old Ohio pork was rather heavy
to- day and the market for easier The sales
do not exceed $50 barrels at $12 Sl2 12 for mess,
and SO 25 for prime closing very dull for the former
1T Sl2. Rumps were ssieable at So 81 SO. Sour
pork in retail request at S1 81 for mess, and 81
Tor prime. New mess scarce and wanted, at S14
for river and SIS for clear Duchess county Beef
better and more active the sales reaching $50 barrels
at So rs $40 SO for mess and 81 rs SO for prime,
including 500 barrels Chicago extra at $40 So Beef
hams were in good request and Arm with sales of so
barrels at exc. Prime mess beef was very dull at
Sl4 80 $l6 Bacon scarce, and in demand,
with sales in lots, at exc 7Ho Dressed hogs, in
small lots brought 6c but In large parcels this rate,
we believe. could not be obtained. There frmer
feeling in the market for lard, and note sales to
the extent of $50 barrels old at re &c., and nsw
do at 81 So for Ohio The receipts Of butter
had q downward tendency. We quote Orange county
at lsc. a 2lc Western dairy, at l2c Ice and Ohio
and inferior State, at &c. q 12c Cheese quiet,
with small sales to the trade, at SIC q $40.