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1t is remarkable fact. that those ladies'
who have been in the habit Of using BRAN
DIET Is Pills, have ultimately become so
healthy, and the habit o the system so chang.
ed, that no sickness Of stomach, or other IN.
pleasant symptom, his prevailed more during
The interesting period than at other times Dr..
BranJreth has il in his power TO give personal
reference to establish this proof of the won
der(ul powers Of the Branoreth Pill.
In cdsrs of Debility, Weakness, Wasting, De-
cline, or Consumption approaching, il will be me-
cessary TO commence with small doses. Begin
with one pill going to bed; noxt night, two
pills; do this alternately for three or four days,
or lonper, If no alteration takes place, then
increase pill each night until FIVE or six pills
are used, then decrease by one pull, down Ia
one pill. Should any fevrrsh symptoms arise
then take strong doses until the fever is re-
duced. When this is done, the patient may
drip down TO such doses IN their own judgmen
shall determinei being careful 10 keep the drair
upon the impure humorsI as these are iemov
ed, SO will DO their advancement 10 sonnt
health.
For Sale by the following Agents.
! ]. Lodwick & Son, Portsmouth,: Kyle & John
son, Hanging Rock; Jas. Burgess. Haverl,iIl
4 WIN. Brown, Sciotoville, B Johuscn, Burlington
LIZ A, S. Proctor. Quaker Bottom, c. B. Dun
ham, Piketon, G. Martin, Jackson;.F. & s
ID, Campbell, Chillicoth
| Portsmouth, Feb. 3, le5l--m2
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New Tavern House.

TFHE subscriber, formerly of the -
IL National Hotel, has opened his EiTl
new house on the corner Of Third and Market
streets, where he is now ready to accommodate
his old customers and the public generally, TO
the best Of his ability aud on the most reason|
able terms. c. FREDERICK RENIGER.
Portsmouth, ptember IL, lS5O--54
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND
FURNACE PRoPRIEToas.
VIM. ELDEN q CO.,

MARKET STREET, PORTSMOUTH ""
WI HOLESALE DEALERSin in Dry Goods,
w are rceiving aud will have in store du-
ling the week,
So Bales "a, "A and Sd Bro. Cottons;
20 Cuses Bleached do;
1000 pieces American and English Prints;
300 do Cotlonades, Denims & Drills;
800 do Satinets and Jeans;
with large stock of Tickngs, Checks, Cling
hams, Lawns, Alpucas, Fanncls, CassiIneres,
Cloths and every article in the Dry Goods line'
a! of which will be sold as low as in Cincin-
natl, pittsburgh or any western market.
UTWholesale department up stairs.
Port smouth, March 10, 1851. dwlf
% Ironton Register, Jackson tandard. Ad
ans CO. Democrat and Piketou Journal copy
10 the amount Of So and send bills to VIM. E
Il Co.
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From New York.

NEw York, March 9-P. M.
The Empire City arrived from Chagres this
morning bringing 750,0 900 in gold dust.
There were very few passengers left on the
Isthmus.
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Partition Notice.

MoSFS MCCALL. Martha NcCall, David
lVA Mccall, John McCdI. Rachel Mccall,
Louisa Mccall, -Emi " Mccall, Peruna Jane
Mccall, aud Jesse Williams Guardsns Of 20
many of them az are infants, sre notified that
Henry McC III lias flied bis Petition und a.
mepdrd u supplemental petition in the Court
Of Common Pleas, for Scioto county Tho 10
which he claims 10 own in foe simple, six un-
divided fourteenth parts of The Real Estate IN
snid county, wherein Dawn Mccall, late Of
said COUNTY, dind seized, and which III the sanc
ARE particularly described and tiathe demands
astilion thereof Ana lhpt NJ. the noxt term
of said Court, an order for partition will bo
asked OF said court. y. o. TRACY,
MAfchs, 1851 4st6 Atty forPstr.
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School lBu@Jks.

bWlMMWN l0 WWlNNe 7-77 IN
MrTChELL'S Geography and Atlas, do
lu Primary; Goadriche's Readers, Nos
Il 3, 4 aud 81 Cobhs Spelkre Rays Arilh.
netic, Nos. l, ., 3, and Key /; Cobh's Slh Rea-
der; Burrits Astronomy aud Atlas; Comaiock's
Chomis.ry, Botany and Philosophy Mira Bin
coln's Botanyr Davie's Aigebra.S Surveying, 90.
Forsale by j. STEPHENSON q %,
Sert. so, 1850
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Last for the Season.

XMTE have Just received small invoice Of
wv Ladies Buskin Rubbers, the lust we ey-
pect 10 get this season, which makes our. as
sorlme nj Of um Boots, Puskins and Gossalner
Slips complete for Men and Children, Also, u
lot Of Gents and Ladies Cork Soles, superior
article for the inside { shoes. Don't fail TO
project your feet from cold and wet in.
clement season OF the year.
Feb. 5, 1851. R, BELL & CO.
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B. F. CONWAY & co.
PIG-IRON CORNER.
p0pTcMOITTu nuIO

PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
TIAvE for sale STEAM ENGINE, 70 inch
Ill cylinder,) with 40 inch double fued Boi-
ler, entirely new and complete with every
thing necessary for Saw Mill. Will be sold
with or without Boiler. Anyperson wiseing to
purchase, will please call asabove.
Portsmouth, Jan. II, 1851.
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Partnership Notice.

YTyFfE late firm Of fIechinecr & Co, having
i'll been dissolved by uutual cohscn,. tbs
nudrgsi aheo will oonlauo Ito hOAiAess II. lhn
old dfm anler .hs sa,no balpe and ssylv. Y
VI N ~ "A. n NC d iN(sE4.
March i 1851 n, FoRcHIIAlI;R.
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FURNITURE Warc-ROom.

yTNHE subscriber respectfully in. EssEs2
form the public that he has
opened u furniture Ware-Room on EsxsA
CouRT street, one door south orthe Fire Engine
House, between FRoNT and SECOND streets,
where will be found large and well assorted
stock of CHAIRS and CABINET WORK cs
every variety of style, suited to this market
which he will sell asl low as any establishment
in Portsmouth. He would also remind the
public that he is manufacturing all kinds OF
Cabinet work which can be sold as low, as tho
same can be bought form Cincinnati.
He has employed gooo workmen, and
| use the best Of materials. -g
He has purchased hearse and is pre-.
red 10 atte nd to the undertaking business on
;he shortest notice. Please give him u call.
March IL, '5O--7yl PERMENUS BRIAN.
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Allsl.ts or Lead fipo, ksnl eslslssiIy "a
hAud aad Tor sale Ia N SAirR.
Cpnsmi,b. Second sItest,
}o,|smpatl', July 70 $780, V
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DIR. S. d. HOW ELS
Shaker SnrsapariIla.

Shaker Sarsapar1lla,
The Great Spring and Summer Medicine!
II Purifies the Blood and Prevents Dis
ease.
r PROOF. n
A Sign al Cure OF mn Obstinate Case OF
. Teiier of Fourteen Ye1,s StsnhiOR, by
ihn use OF DIR. IEowe's Shaker Sa rsnPn.
rilla.
CINCINNATI, March Is, 1649.
DR.. Ho,re: DEAR SIR-Having witnessed
the controlling influence of your preparation
of Shaker Sarsaparilla, over diseases which
often battle the skill Of the best physicians, !
feel il a cuiy to you, and the afflicted to make
the following statement:
Nv wife has been sorely afflicted with Tet'
Ter (Which is one Of the greatest tcourges to
the human family for the last fourteen years,
during which time have consulted aud en-
,ployed a number of the most eminent physi-
clans in the country. and with but little sue
cess was at last persuaded 10 try your pre-.
marathon Of Shaker Sarsaparla, though had
but little confidence then that il would effect u
cure. But was most happily disappointed,
for she had not used more than one bottle be-.
fore tho happiest results were produced, and
after the use OF two bottles, the dSease entirely
disappeared. have not The least doubt but thal
the most obstinate cases Of letter can be radl.
caIly cured by the use Of your preparation Of
Shaker Saraparlla.
Those that are afflicted, and who wish for
further particulars, will please inquire Of Doc
tor ]. p. Judkihs, who was our attending
physician, or call upon me, on Barr street, be-
tween Linn aud Cutler, CincinBau.
ELIJAH STEPHENS.
Rear i'm Mind,
his the only SarSapariIla that acts on
the Liner, Kidneys and blood al the samt
time, ,ohich renders il altogether more cat
uabIe TO cpery one, p yticularly Females
DR.. Massey, Professor IN the Ohio Medca
College, says the Shaker preparations arc trul,
valuable, and recomme ids them 10 the public
No MERcuRy--no MINERAL--po PoIsoNou
DRUos IN THE SHAKER SARsAPaRiLLA.
REMEMBER,
Ii is ipGrvGnted 10 be purelv and
ENTIRELY VEGETABLE.
And as Female and Family medicine
has no equal.
Be sure that you inqni, for DR.. S. D
Hoiee's Shaker Sarsaparilla, and tax
no other.
Price Al per bottleor 6 bottles for 95.
For sale BY DR.. 8. d, HOWE &Co., q
M Proprieiors,
No. i College Hall, G Cincinnuii, Ohio
To whom all orders must be addressed. an
bvJ L. McVey d Co. Portsmouth: EaR. A
Ian. niketon Emmett & Davis, Waverlyi
c. Cooley. Manchester.
Portsmouth. March .. 'tl--ssl.
I'D I n I
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A. C, DAVIS & CO.,

IA WOULD say to their run erous custo-
kA mers--,,n ,,no--not numerous exactly
III butt to those who wish to palrouize
them, and those who have patronized them al
ready, that they will make up clothes bought
ut other houses, witt as MUCH pleasure as il
th ~ sold the goods themselves. fyou send
in your work yoi will be pleased when you
Zee the style in which it will be got up. Don't
orget to give us IL call at one ioor from Whit
ney & McLain's Grocer, Market street,
Portsmouth, o.
Jan. 7, lc50.-if
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Bakery and Confectionery.
JOHN FRESHEL.

nFGS leave 10 announce to the citizens Of
Ii Portamuuih and vicinity, that he has re-
moved 10 the frame building recently occupied
by George Policeman. on Front street., whera
h. Is prepared 70 supply customers with Breed,
Crackers, all kinds Of Cakes and Confectionery
Nov. 20, Is5O-2dwly,
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Fast CoIored Prints.

TNNGLISH AND AMERICAN DOUBLE
II Purples, Blue and Orange Green, Pink
and splendid assortment Of hadder Prints, re-
ceved this day at JAMES PJRSE''S,
feb IL, r- Enterprise Buildings,
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LOOK TO YOUR FEET.
-.ssa W. -a99

Or all parts Of The body, there is not one
\ = the clothing oil which ought to be SO care
fully ATTENDED 10 as the feet. To furnish your
selves with ueat, comfortable and durable arti-
cles for such purpose, cal at the New Boot and
Shoe ManuIactory, on MIrkct street, where
you will find at all times goo, assortment at
the very lowest rates. r. BELL, d co.
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Corn for Sale.
Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
THE copartnerShip heretofore existing be-
| tween Henry Bertram and Frederick Pred
iger, in the Boot and Shoe-makilg business,
was this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Those indebted TO the late firm will please
call and settle Immediately.
II. BERTRAM,
Feb. 3, 1851. F. PREDlGER.
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A signal Cure Of an Obstinate Case Of
. Teiier of Fourteen Yep's ST. snhiOR, by
1hr use Of DIR. HHowe's Shaker sarsaPn-
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SM0Kcr SHFsapHFHIIN,
The Great Spring and Summer Medicine!
It Purifies the Blood and Prevents Dis
ease.
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Affairs In Rome.

ARRIVAL or ARCHBISHOP HUGHES IN THR ErrRSAr
cIrY-oNE or Inn PHASES OF iIrE IN FuRorE.
The expectations Of the Romans with respect 20 the
measures Of cemency aid to be In preparation for the
opening year appear TO be entirely faaelous for no
intimation Of any such measure has yet been pub
~ he'd nor does the present political rgor Of tAe 20.
vsinmeut setm lkey 10 be at all mitigated. on the
other hand the spiritual 'ceptre Of the Hoy &c, I.
welded vith lees severity and his holiness viii shortly
precisim Jubilee fer the space Of fortnight during
which period. after due prsaehings rrccss-ons and
prayer, ptbafy sbtoiution will be granted 60 all
such spiritual offenders shall have made fill aud
general confession Of their Sins II is q pity that
temporal offenders have ,uoh jubilee appoistsd tor
the remission Of their political trsnsgressions The
Pope u ssd 70 have wihed the jubilee 20 commence
iumsdistsy after christ mas hut Induced defer
II until Lent, account OF the III bumor which the
necessary the tbestr,s and stoppsge a the
uspsl carnival raisti,s would have produced These
raieti's are teiug resumed With more spirit than
cuirg The lat tvo CT three ytsfs but are principally
owing 20 the pfe'enoc ~ great number OF English
and foreign families Of di.tipction, amongst whom,
recent arrivals prd very Interesting o1cs for the
ecclesiastical trclr Lord end ady Fielding who
together With nr hughes the neviy created Roman
C.,hollo AT.hb,hop q Nes York got TO Rome on n.
9th ut Ths Rnmsn noeuty contributes Us share OF
receptions srd One Of the richest noble
men constantly arrFideut in ROM, sthough not sctu.
ally Rsnan born dipd on frid,y. the Ith current
lsst ctiosss fortune to HE adopted son. young
msn p hresb ofs'r, or Of least partly being the
scme yer nen IN Rome sspsrnted from hsr husband,
sna di'di 1880 under tueh m ysterous
sstoipduct Atehf that she lad been poisoned Beths
Nlseort ~ Mnsp the nobls r,an alluded 10 - being
iust nos crcssef9, csiteir,y had been en- intlms.e
aeqventrnce 81 Drs Erl5Pto aud after hor death
tCk vsrm su intev 4 ~ her little Dor that be took
hin 70 biz ovn pslay adopted hm his scn brought
bin up ~ wenhspo sut ha' enslly lsf him helr to
tic buk Of bis mvense property. to the great dIsrust
10 deutt oi his Milanepe relations most OF WHOM
howsvsr art gsaceousy rtremb'rsd IN the Marauis'r
Will ASH " 'ant aute c.rtain whether the ustriau
Fovtrnmert viH reccv~ire the validity Of the ner
hns ador ion rnd hi rFhtfui ruc~essio, 20 IN.
qgiss vet Landed sfsstss there y p-ovl.o n th'
vnl v. which IN of tuoh . dir culty ar snor
ns0w Legacy 10 to BE- rsli bin Instead The ysuns
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ETr orEsA Horsr.-Tke Tribune has been insisting
upon and per,i.tng In the assertion tina. Mr. Tnpisx
has gone 70 Havana 10 arrange with signor MART for
the purchase a. the stuyvesant lot the Fourth
that opera house may BE- built upon H. IL has
been indignant, also, that Its slow eotempOrsres"
should have found cut this wonderful secret snd
again and again rsnews its story very remarkable
piece Of news well, what does Il amount to- why.
that Mr. Tripier did net 60 to Hsysns for any such
purpose His ehect was 10 secure patent for sug~
refining mschine and We have authority for saying
that he has bad no Communication with Mr. Mart
about the LOT In question. Thrre have been nego
tisops pending with respect to th. lot One OF them
has been catried BY tbs lawyers between tho
trseEs parties and Z very doubtful that the result
viii proauce an o2ers hou.e ~ " should, We knov
into whose hands such s.tablishnest inevits-
bly, come. Msan-hils. ". think tbs present opsrs
house will Dc Go finish the season with.
Ir,Ii,V OrrHs Hcrsr The production Of Romeo
aud Juliet tonight will attract doubtless, one OF
tn. mot crowded houses oi the season aud a. Ear AZ
judge By our kuowlei~s q ths music, psredf
will rurpsss even her former trsumphs Never, per-
baps has vocalist paced through an ordeal moro
perpexing than that which has attended her career,
Jet no viil nov deny thss che 10 90 con.ummats
grftfs, a. 10 leave the mind Wholly at loss In
whiting will sustain tho part Of Juliet 70 night thus
addsg istszest 90 th@ musical event We believe that
th- young lady h reason 20 be timd a. TO the re
suit OF ber tisi Her musical education voice ksos-
edge Of tbs Italian language together with the sym
psthy and .ucouTsgenen' q such Romeo as Psrcdi.
should give her ell requisite conhdense to secure the
entire aprtoba'ion Of the public.
Cauisrt's Mixsrnrts. This ininitsbis band con.
slnurs In "a The hall IL ~sys, " not
overaoulng well hied and the vislters, II We nay
udee from the happy expression Of their isces ssd
IN. reiterated cheers vlish follow every performance
generally retire highly delighted With the enjeymeat
Ct the evening To night hrs oln, songs, inssru-
msrt TAI performances burlcsgus opera aud exauisits
dancing
ptitovs N,v,rsrts-This band IL becoming vsry
populsr n vs nay judge from the large sssembiaees
rhtob rsrAtl~ yl.lt the ball The musical
/ E,ns, 81 Mr. Knsas. are excellent the bone player
is capital pcrformer snd ~. solos on th- VIOLA ssa
\ Nth crest musicsl shihy. very pleasant evening"
| can L. rs..ed st the Hall OF Minstrelsy.
sserxD CoSct.rs-Mr. and MRS. Doctor, In ocsss.
auspce cf In pdisposiiios, did not appear at Fellows
flal on sunday evening last They viii appear neat
suadsJ evening with many other eminent artists
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lFfcm the LONDON tnecrTer January
California Is working it, effect upop the " money
market OF the World Tt Il not two doren days since
the medium Of circulation In Holland sss changei
from gold 70 silver In sequence OF the disparity
that sxsts between the quantity of these m.tss nov
known te be an existence the pr0ximste Of the
rejection OF the former bsing the extra lusntJ pro
duced IrinCipaNy In California Belgium has either
done hkeviss or intends TO do 70 almost iDnedi.
atey, and France already takes measures to follow
in the wake" ftksss examples Epgland rhervforc,
u the only commercial country IN Europe 81 sry note
wherein gold IL the legal tender. and " Kpgand
cop.eQuentiy the stream naturally and NECESSARILY
flows the result Of the nexorakle lsws 81
IL s almost certain that the Trosuctsn Of gold has
betn trsbled within the past ten years AID thars IL
ntiing esy bounds TO hs furthsc iDcrsAss, u be.
comes inevitable duty 20 iock the question OF
sequences In the face e. this num4at
In the year 1s4g the productcr Of geld was a 2q0
eco; IN isss Tritr to the dhcovety o. Calfcrnis
wss fi 90 900, the whole n crease having srisen IN
Russia but In 1850 Il vss fltlpOt00. Of which nc
less than lC 0ee 0e0 wss Contributed from the rtre
iy new source Csliforni1s During tn. ssmc decade
full period q 10 ytr n. however the produeron O
silver was infinitely msllCr; for While 10 1870 the ag
grgste q that met IN circulation s-aonnte totom
what better thsn dx millions and thtee quarters stsr
ling tA6to22If In 1850 v fad only incrs 80 70 lfh
more tran seen millions ard bali (E'tloOeW ~
other wordP s75s526 alone from that source
70 the me allie wealth Of commerce. The tncrtass
gosd ha<Rg therefore Been 90 much greater than n
tncre@ss OF silver, ard tvsry app nra1ce tesding
esi.tsh ths Fact that it will ts stu gtcater ttsn
sss bsso i vs., natural that n,iloa, taa
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Hon q y. Adams, Rhode leland NJ y Howell do
Col Jgsup, Conpscticut, Col W ". Bruce New
YORK; Cnrt. Crosby, San Francisco, Gal 3. Clark,
Wet Point, and twenty others, arrived and have
taken rooms ~ the Clinton Hotel.
Mr.. Stevens ard ls6y. ENGLAND; Rev. Rrucs snd
ihty, Roohaway v y Hunter, wertehestsri J. Hun
ter. 90 n. Nj lsTabee Buffalo, were among the ar
rival. sstcrday at the MOS Place Eetel
Robin. c.wego; =. plstt, do ,. =. Hsvnolds y.
=. A. Haplsy Albany v LivSs-tton, Wsshn1tyn,
L Hastinss. Boston. N. Durdett, DO nr, Psnts ia
naiss we're among the arrivals yesterday ~ use NJ
Hen NJ Foots. Buasle; Chstlse foots, tridg--
port; Robinson. louisville, Ky Naps hobert
i s.A.; w w h Dailss PittsbuTgh; rr. WIay, ttl.
e. Mcclure, klbanT Cart HAYDEN ~ .
NJ Huasburn rhralsirtis y. v. Crssby, Hsrtferd,
w nleaivscn, Roetgs Lihhr DO NJ Bird,
fo RaeiT, do rers smcng ne arrivals yasssr.
CRY ~ the lfrins neETe,
n llstaIs white no.ssu w rl1soa 40. ,
Mest n, a. NpjoT Peter ifi'' aus ts menber- q
| ihc uousus raei,s pfststs!shs tri.Yej yss'srfsI
= y sue Ar.45caaNt.st
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10 TnK EDITOR or TtiK HkfAb.
The appeal ancs Ia your paper, this morning st Ga
article throwing the entire blame Of the short supply
of cesl on hoard Of the American steemsalps 90 tne
agents in Liverpool esds me to call yoor sttention 70
the fact that the last rns'sS - OF the Arctic ron bsa
That sAe then had a fufacsnt rsrply Of coal ~ ~
Therefore evident that there nuat have been ressos
fer orly giving her thisteen dsJs supplyi whey
surpra. 10 that 81 this seasca there sny tssoV
~ tscsht oered Witch has kcen ishcs "a rre'seeno~
70 inil wppiy 81 coal TIE assns N .v.' - ,..-
in rcms of tbs nefrirgs psr@rs sV~LhaAe
No. rssx Tau u tsI.
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this ssue OF ingotsr In addition to the expense of
makng them which the public would not incur with
out just complaints numberlsss dif1cu ties Ia the
execution OF the plan which cannot ct this ent
point out II, therefore, the State should one day
pend the coinage Of gold there would he rsssen. 1
think, for leaving gold within the domain OF eona
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Messrs. VIM. Gardiner 4 Co . Circusar.

LIVERPOOL, Jan 10, 1851
The market being now moderately well assorted
with new Beet, the trade have purchased during the
week to fair extent and whilst very low prices have
been taken for ordinary brand full rates have been
made for the better descriptions.
The high price now required for Pork has checked
bu'ipess but holders, being very firm, likely to
establish the advance
There Is . moderate inquiry for new Bacon, and
where fine our extreme quotatsn is readily made Old
Hams move slowly no new yet arrived. No Shout
ders on the market.
The inquiry for Lard has been only to limited ex-
tent but, from the light stock, holders have been
enabled to establish further advance Of Cd per cwt
The market for Cheese has scarcely varied; fine
qualities move readily at full prices but other de-
scrip.ions quite neglected
The Tallow market has been devoid of interest:
former prices are about supported.
The demand tor Linseed Cake is limited
The Corn market during the week has presented no
feature Of interest The arrivals OF Wheat and Flour
continue on extensive scale and the importers gem
orally are averse TO warehousing Prices have scarce.
ly varied, and, at to days market with only mod
crate business our quotations stand almost before
with the exception tf Indian Corn which Is Cd to Is
per quarter lower on the week.