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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-04
The Great Exhibition.

The London Times, in announcing The
apcning of the grea, Industrial Exhibition
by the Queen on the Isl oi May, happily
and Justly says: " This is the frs, morn
inc since the creation thai all people have
assembled from all parts Of the world and
done. common ACT. Happily, that aci Il
an ac, Of peare,oI love, and religion"
The contributions are from all the civ.
.ilizesi nations of the earth-almost in
credible IN number. The catalogue Is
printed III quartz form and contains 80
pages, close print in double columns.
The following extract from letter Of
MIR. EdwarLRiddle TO the Hon. J. Z. y.
Kennedy, vii furnish and answer to the
question which all Americans are nat'''
rally disposed To ask whesl Abs great ex-
hibiion is spoken of.-Huw will ouI
country appear
.Now thar we are so near The complexion
of this long preparation. you, who have
taken so grca, an interest in our part o.
the exhibition. will naturally ask how We
are likely 10 appear. ! answer, peH
We have no, fairly represented our conn
lry, and we could NOT do il. We have
not done il as well as we might. Ever
considering the three thousand miles 9
distance, we have not done ourselves tn
Justice lha, wrought. We have no, even e
qnalled tile expectation thai had been lorn
ed Of us. And yer we shall appear ,ceff
Our contributions are national, character
is,ic, and unique. They arc abundan
en- nigh 10 give some idea nf oarresonrees
ingenious enoagh 10 show DOR skiil, am
superior ennugh in quality 10 prove ~
erapahili,,es. We have better macinn
ANY mechanic being The Jn'ige-ti[a
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we cd the true Democratic raurss On
The suljrei Of slayeEyf 10 whlrh u her
PoliIlral high PTissls are Ne q appel Coz
40 exposition IL their siews! Shall ne
apply 20 Marin Ysn B8Een. and has
satellites. Sumner. Hale. CHASE. RznlOul.
Durkee and olhers. Who belong 10 ghe
= higher law" sing IL The parry. and who
regard slavery az ru.se. Are NC 20 look
10 Dickinson. Casa. Houston. Douglass
and uiheFs. who soied Cor lie Compromise
that odisus Submission measure"
which . degrades the Soulh and rsbbed
Us Of our nghls." as the true exponnders
af the /. course Of Ille Democratic parry
on the The subject Of slavery! CDR must
we 20 linle isnlrr on UPWARDS IRE heat.
and call mp ihe isnslirism IL lIari-. Rheu.
aad Quilmsn. 40 The mirror IN whirh these
self same Democratic principles rrlened
10 in the Wake resolutions may be found.
raecled in Ill illelr red hot qualnIes,
R.gisfer.
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Piano Forte for Sale.

A NEW. Rosewood. French Grand Action
n PIANO FORTE, .(64 octaves,) Of supe-
rior tone and workmanship. from the celebrated
Mandatory Of J. W Worcester, New York, togeih-
er with Piano Stool and Cover for sale cheap, for
cash.
Also. one Of Martins celebrated GUITARS,
and an assortment of MUSIC. for Piano, Violin
and Guitar, for sale by
JULIUS l.. KERN,
Teacher of Music at Rev. r. Rurwell's
School.
March "a. q 76-
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M8s WlLBWNss
School for Small Bows and Girls,

WH.L be opened on the 9TH Of July, in the
w Female Academy, and will end on the 9TH
rof December. Tuition will vary from six to
fifteen dollars per session. Strict regard will be
paid TO the morals Of children committed to his
care. All scholars will be considered as entered
for the session, unless there be special contract
to the contrary. The tuition will be due at the
commencement ofihe session.
Hillshorough, May 81. Sew
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10 Thomas Ed,oards, one ofthe Leg0tees Of Hem
ry Ed,cards, Sr, deceased, or his Heirs.
VOU are hereby requested to apply to the sub
= scribcrs, Executors of Henry Edwards, Sr..
deceased, on or before the fourth Monday in No
vember, 1852, for your portion Of the estate left
by the tcstator. If Thomas Edwards is not lis-
ing, and he has heirs they are requested to APP
ply by that time. 20
HENRY EDWARDS, Jr,
Z JOHN EDWARDS,
Orange county, N. G.,
May 30, 1851. s6-3wf
I or The louisville Journal is requested to in
sert the above once 3 week TO the amount Of tllre,
dollars, and forward the bill wilma numberof tn
paper containing the advertisement TO this office
aud il will be promptly paid.
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stands Wlihln Inc bnilling. We have >
clearer ranespli0R ~ The gFPrehllin yehirles
Ihan sny nlhef nalInn herr. Wear greatly
beyond even England II agricultural i'm
plemenIs. We ran Law nnr sample az our
cutlery by the side Of Sh,hield's thousand
specimens. and rary OF The palm.
France has moi seni chandelier; Narwsy
anil Sweden hare NOT contributed bushel
of WHEAT abe ladies have noi furnished
harrrl of Tire. i.ondnn has noi display
ed paper hanging. or hemirals. arsperi-
mrns of book bindery. or dentists work.
OF hats. ar nredlc-wmk. or harness. that
will compare with Illose we display upon
our counters. Our pianos will be unsur-
passed. We hare srorrs OF barrels af
hnnr altogether unequalled. We have
carpenters l,nls in abundant vasieiy. lar
belt re other naiions. And IN the products
Of nur soh-in Indian corn. and collun,
and tabacro. aud al The lines, grains-we
stand whrre we ought. Though we might
have done Ear more al this exposition Of
lhr worlds industry than we have dune
though we ought 10 have surpassed i'm
many things where we have fallen shot.
and in Ill things where we have only
equallec-we have nevertheless done
well; aud thus The event will Prove.
| have noi vel made any appointment
OF Jurors from ihe Uniied States. though
repeatedly solicited TO do so by The exeru-
tive committee. prefer To leave this mar
Ter in The hands al our exhibitions who are
here. and with Mr.. Lawrence. France
has sent her most distinguished savans 10
represent her upon these jnries. and feel
very desirons 10 delay The appointment OF
our proportion until some al our scientific
men shall arrive.
Very respectfully. your obedieni SER
want, EDW'D RIDDLE.
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RIor-LOss OF LIFE.
New York, May eth. 4 p. NJ.


A dreadful riot secured last night al
Iinboken. where large party nf Ger
mans were hnlding the annual MAY fes-
lival uf The PenIeccsi. Some difficulty
occurred between party Of young men
from Haboken and New York and the
Germans, ahi. h resulted sbont 3 o'.lock
in tight. in which firearms were freely
used. The contest lasted all near 6
o'clork. when The Germans drove The as
sailanis from The ground. The rowdies
then enlisted gang of lrish,nen and re-
newed The tight. in which many were
wounded. but the Germans again drove
of The assailsnis. and pursued them into
The village.
SapposIng the difficulty now ended. The
Germans prepared To leave f'r The ferry
with The females. but ON .tlseir way they
were again attacked and terrible fight
ensued. The New Yo.k polire were
sent for, but refused 10 come. Two mi
liiary companies Of Jersey City were then
ordered aui. and with The assistance Of a
large body Of fremen succeeded in quell-
ing the rioi. Three or four persons were
killed aud la large Number wounded. among
whom were Sheriff Wright and Justice
Banning. The latter is dangerously in
Ijured. Some 60 persons have been ar
rested and confined in Bergen count,
jaii.
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Ev We regret to see it stated b

rs We regret to see it stated by
a correspondent Of the Augusta Geo.
Chronicle, that a rencontre took place
on the State Rail Road between Mr..
r. F. Bennett, editor Of the Cassyille
Standard, and Mr.. John Fulton, a
conductor of freight ON the Road. in
which Mr.. Fulton received three shots
from a revolver, he being unarmed,
The writer states that Mr.. Fulton il
not supposed to be very dangerously
wounded, and represents him as mar
who has always been remarkable for his
mildness and inoffensive manner.
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sshHla 20 "a IN Ksrplns uP ihIs asi'a''en, end
IN asnouhrins he Pissilenl CO de very as'
Whirh has rslAd daHn ulon o. hrs1 a. FefeE-
81 drnuhSlsglnus u he sh.flss Il De Nusth
There were cher points IN Mr. Yenalisis
speesh which &c aesined % nslirs. but cur sPaes
farbids Il al present.
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STILL THEY COME,

ERENCH BRANDY, best, Port, Madeira and
= Teneriffe WINES, Another Lot Of Pcrfu-
merry. one half dozen Fine Razors, extra, Shaw
ing Brushes, superb. To be had at
THE DRUG STORE.
May IA. go
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-04

The Rev. Mr.. WoIiord, oi South Caro-.
lima, has bequead,ed one hundred thou
sand dollars 10 the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. Another very liberal do
nation TO the same Church has been made
BY Cornelius Van Honn,en, Esq, late Of
Holmes county. Mississippi. lie has de-
viset his whole large estate, after the death
Of bis wife. AMI after the paymen, Of other
bequesfs named. TO The Me,hodils E.
Church. South. 10 he divided by The Gen.
eral Conference equally between the Mis-
sionary Society and d ok Concern.
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TOWnSend's Sarsaparilla.

lust received and for sale at this Office,
- fresh supply Of Townsend's Sarsaparilla, in
bottles.
June A. So
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Louisville. Ky., May 10Th.

- Louisville, KY, May 10Th.
Railroad accident. = The railroad
bridge. west Of Frankfort, broke down on
Saturday, while heavy train of cars was
passing over il, preeipaaring The whole
tram in;o the river. There were two
cars filed with passengers. nearly all Of
whom were mare or less mutilsieds Six
dead bodies have been recovered. Many
Of The injured ere no, expected 10 sur.
vIve.
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TO THE LADIES

EEAST POWDERS. fine article, for sale
at THE DRUG STORE.
May IA. So
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NOTICE

"A BOUND BOY by the name Of Richard
- Gates. aged about 20 years, left my service
on the 9Th of May; this istherefo,e TO tsrewarn
all persons not to harhor or employ said boy, or
they may expect to be dealt with according 10
.iay.
EPHRilM Gates.
May % ST
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-04

HY7S THE subscriber. purposing to move
eJy,S out South. offers far sale Tract Of
sHSS Land in the County Of Orange, ON the
-es<s waters of Mountain Greek, containing
One Hundred and Tweniy-six Acres. good
portion is In woods, and is rs good upland as can
ho found II has on Il "a comfortable Dwelling
House. Barn and other Out Houscs, and two
first rate splings-one in fifty yards Of The door.
II is also wn,cred well, and has on il FIRST rats
Mill Sat, eight miles north Of Chapel Hill, six
miles east Of Hillsborough, and ono mile from tho
Rail Rad.
CHEsLEY p. HORN.
May &c, 1851. s5-3w
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Steamboat Disaster. half past 8

Steamboat Disaster. AT half past 8
o'clock last Tuesday evening, the steam.
boats Ohio and Commodore Stockton,
came in collision below Greenwich Point,
on the Delaware river. The Com. Stockton
bound down the river, strnck the Ohio
across The bows. The Ohio was bound
10 the city from Newcastle. Bio !, boats
were shattered. The Ohio Immediately
filling with water, Capt. Davis made for
The Jersey shore, where she grounded.
By telling the bell and other signals 81
distress. the ferry boat al Kaiglln's Point
was attracted 10 the scene, and rescued
most, if not all The passengers, who were
subsequently, landed al South street whali,
with single trunk, The only article oil
baggage saved. The accident produced
great anxiety among many. who were ex'
peeling friends in The Ohio. II was
through that all on hoard we've rescued be.
fore she sunk. except child. The Com
mo,lurc Slo, klon was so much crippled
by the collision, as 10 be unable 10 afford
any assistancer Phil. Ch. OBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-04

n The Raleigh STANDARD, in return for the
compliment paid him by the Democrat with a
very paironizing air. undertakes % aid his friend
in the controversy with the Recorder. He gives
the Democrat little blarney by way Of keeping
his courage up, and then strikes At the Recorder
The Democrat may feel the need ofsassistance
and therefore may be grateful to the STANDARD fol
the timely aid; but We really thought therelito
was able TO manage such controversies "a him
SELF, and should suppose that he would not taxi
il as very Kind ID the Standard to intimate an.
thing 10 the contrary. We leave this, however
for the editors to scule between themselves.
is indeed amusing to witness the compIimentar.
farce between them, and we hope their reader
will enjoy il. " You stand confesscdly at ih
head Of the North Carolina Press Mr.. Stand
ard" :. Dpne in the handsomest manner. Nj
Dcmocr1~ Rich, very rich.
But the Standard says, "The editors Of tn
Recorder win look at no public question unles
they are allowed TO 10 so through party spcctaces
Party party is the burden Of their song, an,
the object of their efforts" We confess that w
are attached TO the Wing party from principle
believing that the measures Of that patty will bes
promote the interests of the country; hut we en-
deavor TO adhere to the truth under all circum
stances, and use i as far as we can 9 to look a
public questions" The Standard, il scems. woul,
have US to understand that he does not go fo
party! Perhaps il is SO, for great many per
sons believe that the editor gocs for himstl an,
only for party when it will promote his int
rests. Thus they account for his former zeal in
the Wing party, and for bis present support q
the Democratic party. Can such an editor be
!" a faithful sentinel upon the watchtower Of free
dom =" I'VE leave it 10 the conscience Of the
editor to answer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-06-04

SIN Congressional Dfsfr1cf.-A
conseniioa e me Wings q the elh consressian-
al disrirf MAS held m he town Of Wsshinstoa
on The e0,h ulino. and wIllIlx II. WAszIss-
Tes, ESQ. Of Newh~rn. was unanimously nom
insled a. The Wig candidate far Congress.
TO succeed M. sisnly. who declined re-eleeiion.
Mr.. Washington is stirling Wing. an able man.
and has gieat personal popularity in The District.
The Wings are con6deni Of bis eleesion.
The resolutions adopted by The Convention arc
ably drawn. and take the true position. and re
regret that We have not room for Them this week.
We copy from the Newberuian. the following
nO,ice Of Mr.. slsnly's speech in the Convention
.Mr. Sianly's speech Was mnst lri-
umpanl vindicalinn IL his course in sus-
tanning the COMPROMISE. lie gave "a
pid but graphic sketch of The whole pro-
cerdi, Is upon the slavery question irom
The defeat through his own inslrumenlsliiy,
Of The Infamous plot 10 elect ihe I.orolu-
ca FrresoIier Brown as Speaker Of The
House. 10 The fnal settlement of the ques-
lion, and showed that himself. with the
sound portion of The Wing party and
many patriotic Democrats, had uniformly
adsoca,rd and sustained lis settlement ON
The basis thai was finally adopted. His
allnsion 10 the patriotic course Of President
Fillmore was greeted with most hearty
applause. Nor less enthusiastic and
hearty was The response 10 The portion 81
his address in which he reiterated his devo.
ton 10 his native State. and 10 the fideliiy
with which he had siriyen 10 serve his
constituents. Mr.. Sianly's remarks mp.
on the Union were. we think, the most
eloquent we ever heard fall from his lips.
aud thrilled as with an electric shock, The
whnle audience. They seemed 10 come
Iran The very depths Of The heart oil a
man, who was rejoicing in salty among
dear friends. over lhe result Of a struggle
IN which he had fought Tor very lille TO
ward OF danger thai had been imminent.
and avert an evil. the horrors Of which were
understandable. We should have piiied
the disunionisi that wnuld have dared 10
show his head al that moment"
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
{ Board of Ace0unts.

The bill providing fer Board of Aecounts. will. it is supposed pass Congress al the present sessiOn A Washington letter, in the Richmond Republican, says
 'it provides for the appointment of three or four commissioners. nh such salaries as will command the most able men of the country, who are to have jurisdiction of all claims against the government.
 nc rules ci practice 10 be pretty much the same before the Mexican Comm ssioners II this board is organized, there will be no uss for 'lobby mem- bers." and dnners and wine parties will be no lon ger urged upon Congressmen-they will have no personal favors 10 confer. so they mast expect no Parie niar atteatloa ia Indeed t vii create quite rsvelauoa in society here.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
Cotton Iu India.

The M inehester Chamber of Commerce, uhiS h has done 90 much to stimulate inquiry into the pos s'bi'y o Ieviving The cotton culture in India. and thus shaking oa lhe dependence Of Gfe. Britain fes supplies of this ali imPof ant staple on the Uaied States. has many sfors to prevail upon her Msesys Goyernsehtto to send commission Ia India for the purpose of examining into the state and prospects of the cotton cultivation there. Failing n their at. tenpss. they have resolved upon sending Commis- sioner of theiT own. asd have selected Mr Maekay, the well known author of work on the United States entitled "The Western worii." and formerly attached to the British Legation at Washington.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
January ,l.
otAe Voter. of the Fif,a yadicia. District.

To the Voters of the Fifth Jadicial District.
 Csapossao of he eognties ef Pratrie. Coarag, Pope.
 Fell, Perry. Sailss and PSiaski:
 Fsiisv- Ca,.ea.-wh-n my name was first sn- nouneed, a few weeks since. as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, H was my design 10 travel through all the counties and visit, If possible every voter n inc District. Ba,, sickness m my family and the S-ssion of the Court, at Little Rock have so interfrred that n will be impossible to vi, every neighaorhnod before tAe election. whi:h comes on the 31 day of FeeTGar...
 I wish my position and views To be fairly under stood I have 10 poia,ca or party aims 10 achieve; but, from a sincefe desire tO be instrumental in putting a check to eIIme. immortality and VIC l have offered myself as candidate for yoHr suffrage Ton aH know thai the most gross and abom'nabie ofFsncss have gone unpEnished; that taxes have n- creased, ant scoundreilsm has gone unwiIiPped oi iu,iiee For ons, an tired Of Ihis state of things and think II high line Tor the good msa oi the connfry 10 ,ru, their heats and hearts together m e work and pat end to tbese things tel you frankly. that being 10 party man. that. in Inc exercise of he duties of that office, shoald not inquire when crime had been committed. whether the criminal ol this party. whether he was oi the other par'y;-bai. shetier he was bad man. and deserved puni.hinent1 II h- d,d. by the help o Heaven Bd hones Dlry. he sho'iid be punished no matter who he i1isht b.. l wish II understood, thai sm no ohice-huDier. l have. SO far in life, since ten years of sgs, earned my eNA sseisSeetl and have ir.ed to misd my own business, and let other peoples alone. have seen crime and wick einess allowed 10. sip of unhartaed. tia h has become insuffersbie; and am willing 10 make the edost to correct the evil.
 1 have practised ias for upwards of ten years. al Little Rock and may say. without bosstiRgi that tn, opportunities have ksea good, and trust well em | brared.
 1 tell yoa beforehand, esDdidy and fraskly. that
 ii chosen to that office. shall walk right Iao II
 withoat fear. fsvor affection, aud, if you do no wsa, saeh an one in that office, yoa had better no
 put me there: if yea do want such an one, t woult
 give me both pride sna pleasure 10 serve you in tha
 office tor a eoapie of yezrs. sm, very truly, yea l friend and obt sefvf.
 1 D. J. BALDWIN. Little Roek, Jsa 2., 1851. s0-:w.
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that in pursuance oi W ihe provisions con,ained m certain Dred of Trust made by Mary M Htlard, bearing date, on the 3d day of March, A. D. Is4S. in due form of law proven, and recorded in ,he county Of Chicot, and State of Arkansas and by virtue Of the authority vested in me by said Deed of Trust therein named, m the performance of such tusi, and fof the paf- pose of satisfying the demands thereby secured and paying the same 10 the parties entitled, thereto. l shall on the sih day of February next, between the hoars of g o'clock, AM. and 3 o'clock. PM, ot said day. at The plantation oI Isaac si Hhlard pro- eeed 10 sell at public auction, 10 the highest and last bidder, for cash in hand 10 be then and there paid; the several negro slaves herein named, such oG them as may be found sufficient to raise the of Stl ,276 Go secured by said deed, with interest thereon there accrued, and alk costs and expenses attending thessexecution of sad rust 10 vii:
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
Industrial Exhibition of Is5a.

The Washington Republic of The 2sth ul, makes the following announcement. by which ii appears tha, we are 10 have Worlds Fair on ,bis sd. St ihe A'lahie:
 We understand that the Industrial Exhibition Of London in 1851. is 10 be repeated m the city ol New York h 1852; and that arrangements have been made which will secure ve'y general repre- sentaiiop ofthe products of the Worlds industry on that occasion. We learn further that the use of Governors Island in New Yosk harbor, has b.en applied for and granted for the purpose of the Ex- hibltion-a place which combines all iae desirable requisites. presenting open space enough and beng easy of access
 We trust that the response of the New World to the Od in this matter will be entirely satisfactory
The Arkansas banner., 1851-01-21
NEW ORLEANS MARKETs.

| TAuE DkLTA. JaAusry 70. 1881.
 Thrteea thousand and eighty three bales Of col 1 ion were received a, this port yesterday.
 A Baltimore disFaseh Of the sth. n the Rvsninl Piesyune. says. Al New York. 10 day. the cotton msrkes wns un and grain were steady. Coffee 6fm. Caftoa--The market has eoniiLued dalI and th, sales are confined ,o 2750 bales. taken by . les parties, al easier prices. We qao:s; Inferior. .. II 0Ils4 Md. Pair. .i35xaI3si Ordinary I2 0l2ss Fais. .......H 6i4i, Middiin9 .I27lSI3is Good Fair. Nonlns Good MId. .ls3SSi3;a Cd and Fine. aemina
 TskaeeI We have not heard of q sale.
 SseH-The heavy stock on iAe levee and land. ing encouraged buyers to demand concession, waieh not being readily met by the hOid~rs, ths saIss were eoahnd h 500 hhds. st further decline ef ike. We quote low fair io-tuliy tair 47 sS5lae
 Nsiassts-DemaRd steady. Sales I0Oo b6ss P,iane lots 2Its, and choice 2I3tc. Some l20. DOC gaoas were so'd on plantation al 20tsGS mostly At 2lc.
 Fiomy-Nsrk,t 4 heavy. Sale. 37sO bb.. iselud- ins 900 bbs Ohio, in datboat, delivered aisagsde, at sa S. 200 fine ., sl oeI: 800 Isdisaa at sa 20; 7Oo Ohio at $t sj; 2so a' $i 30; 600 Indiana. 'Mas- no.a," at St 35 800 illinois at $I 50, aud Iao ex ira st. I.onis st SS-
 Csra-SaIes ISOO sacks at 6tS6Se. the latter for small lots ot Prsme white.
 Osts--tu0 sarks St Louis sold at S3s965c, and Sao sacks al -. < U1asks-5o bbIs ree;i6ee sold at 27e.
 Pork-oaies 70 bbls msss al $Il 60. and 10 bbls rumps al S7 7J; b,sh nniaspeeted; 3O bbks mess, from store $il S7la. and % bes prime at Si0 O..
 Baeoa---I5 casks sides sold al $. and I7 casks at 73fe-
 I,rd-S4les 60 bbIs at 7tx; 65 at 73s; P tierees at TJs: 60 at 7ss; aad 70 bhIs grease at 5Tsse.
 Caadies-506 boxes N Werk d C.. were sold in ots al 3o and IO00 box-s. in two lets for export, st fraction under 2Oe
 Battsr-l0o kegs Western sold at lie.
 Canny Bsgs-I3. 500 in bales. were sold 3, si ise.
 CFet--6so haxs Rio soIa at lo5ssaio74 and 800 old si I0iis'Sl0ssc.