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Attention, Chewers and Smokers !

Attention, Chewers and Smokers
nOWNER'S pop ular Cigar and Tobacco stand Is well
IL supplied with the best IIavanas and Principes
Also splendid lot of Chewing Tobacco which he ex
tends cordial Invitation his friends and to
OF taste generally. sep 0-tr :
JAMES +. TUCKER,
officer, Collector, and General Agent.
business entrusted to him will be attended to in q
ID proper manner, and may be left with any of tn,
Magistrates Residence street, between Az and 9th
streets, Washington, d. G. ~ 2g-tf
JOSEPH WIMSATT,
IN
GROCERIES, WINES, TEAS, & LIQUORS,
On. Of Pennsylvania Ape,,ue and Thirteenth street.
may 26 WASHINGTON Cry % g. DIV
Old Wines, Liquors, Segars, Fresh Foreign
Fruits, Comestibles, etc.,
FOR SALE
JAMES I. LLOYD,
Pennsylvania Avenue doors east Of Fifteenth street.
IN 1T--ly
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PARAMETTOES, ENGLISH AND FRENCH
MERINOEs

DLANKETS.-We have in store 200 pairs of bed
ID Blankets, all grades, and prices from $3.50 to S18.
bales $50 pairs Servants Blankets, which will be
sold very cheap VERIFY d MILLER.
4
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NTM INGMAN, Cabinetmaker, Carpenter, and Pri
w ters Furnturemaker, be found by inquiril
atNoELL B0YDS Venetian Blind Mandatory, Pen
sy wanna avenue, between 9th and 10th streets, sou
sid Q. Nv aI-6m
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,DH. DURBIN's MAP OF the Holy Land.
~ for sale by d.
sep H-tr Tth st. opposite Ola FeIiasrs, m,
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rINO DEALERS IN SHOES we offer few cases
L at Wholesale, at remarkably low prices and those in
the trade arc solicited TO call and examine them
JANNEYS
Wholesale and Retail Shoe Store, Sh street. the
General Post Office oct S-2w
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JNO. B. KIBBEY CO.,
Dealers IN
FINE GROCERIES, WINES, AND LIQUORS.
No. S, opposite Centre Market
ap 10 WASHINGTON Cry. ID. G. dSy
JAMES w. SHEAHAN,
attorney and Counsellor al LaO,
DRACTIsES in the Courts of the District, and prose-
cutes claims of every description before the several
Executive Departments and before Congress.
Bs- Office and residence 2lst street, doors north
of III. ap lift
GEORGE E. KIRK,
House and Sign Painter, and Gtazicr,
South side Louisiana between 9th streets
Dwelling South street. between It'll and 9Th streets
island is prepared to execute to order all descriptions
work in his line. ap 15-6m
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First Premium Grand and Square Pianos.

nH@ KNABE a G1EHLE, Manufacturers,
ss.4glf N Nos. T. O, s, o. and IL Eutaw street. Bal
timore, New tributes to the excellence
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival Of The Aglacric:l-Latcr
from EHsOHc.

H,rlrAx, Sept. 3.-Thc steamer Amer
lea arrived this morning with Liverpool
dates 10 August ~.
M,RKETs.-Thc common and middling
grades Of cotton have advanced during the
week fully d., and the better qualities I'd.
The quotations are, fair Orleans SD; Mo
bile sid The sales of the week have
been GS,000 bales, Of which spectators
took 5000 and exporters $4,000 bales
The market on Saturday closed firm, with
sales of 5000 bales
BEEApsTUrFs.-Thc prospects of an a
bundant harvest have greatly depressed
brcadsiufls. Flour has declined Cd. and
wheat ID Corn is Cd. better.
Trade in the manufacturing districts is
improving, and spinners are fully employ
ed.
Money isin no more demand at unchang-
ed rates. Consoles for money 96s 96i.
The Havre cotton market is very active.
Sales of $4,000 bales. Sales on Thursday,
up to . o'clock, 1000 bales. Tres Ordi-
nairc Orleans S3f.
The challenge Of the yacht America to
sail against all English yachts was not &C
cepted. The regatta came off on Friday,
and she easily beat the eighteen yachts
which ran against her.
The general news is devoid of interest.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-09-08


The News from Havana by the Cincin-
natl is to the evening Of the 25th. A stea-
mcr arrived that morning at Havana with
fifteen soldiers wounded in battle at ca
dola on the 2lst. The Spanish report is,
that fifty pirates were killed and taken
prisoners. A despatch from the comrnan-
dant at Bahia Honda says that he shot
twenty six pirates on the 22d, including
Adju'nt Grahdmand Lieutenant (Fercand-
ing) The Captain General ssucd pro-
clama,ion TO all insurgents who will sur
render within four days after the pubEca-
ton Of the notice in their respective dis
tricts, and pardon to any ono who will de-
liver up Lopez.
The Spanish loss at Cadola is said 10
have been very great, several surgeons
having beeusent downto attend the wound
ed. The Patriots are always shot as soon
as taken. A letter states that Lopez is IN
a position to hold out for two MONTHS
The Crescent publishes a letter from Crit
tendcn, written before his execution, in
which he states that his party had not "a
single cartridge. Lopez took no artillery
| with him.
The authorities are making vigorous eff
forts to prevent an expedition gong out to
Cuba. The money comes in slowly.
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ARRIIAL or THE PROHEIUEIS.
New York, Sept. 1, =. NJ.
The Steamship Promethcus, from Cha
gres, arrived here to-day. She brings
over from the Isthmus 240 passengers, and
$4,000 in gold on her freight list, together
with about $50, 900 in the hands Of pis-
sengcrs.
BY this arrival we have dates from San
Francisco TO the 3lst Of July, but the gen
cral Intelligence from California is unntcr-
estng. The markets are more active, and
prices rather frmcr; Flour sells at Sl0aSl2
per Dbl, butthc market for provisions is
glultcd Seamens wages are cxorbitant-
ly high, being quoted at $50 per month
Stocks are firm.
The accounts from the mining districts
continue favorable,
Thcimportslargely exceed the demands
of trade.
The hostile Indians in the ncighborhood
of Rogue River have been dispersed.
The Steamer Oregon, which left San
Francisco on the End of August, had on
board, ii is reported S2,O00,000 in gold.
Crime had greatly decreased through
out the countryside result of the stringent
measures adopted by the people.
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From The abingdon Iirginidn.
AnnOimfl me- mi Of Deley:.feS.

On monday last, large number of the
citizens ofthc county of Washington being
in attendance on Court, meeting was
held in the Courthouse, for the purpose
of appointing delegates to the Wing Con
veniion to be held at Staunton on or about
the FIRST Of October, he 25M Of Septem-
Vugimian, for the purpose ofnomi-
mating candidates for Governor, Licuicn-
ant Governor and Attorney General, under
tho new Constitution. Wyndham Robert
son was called to the Chair, and c. b. Coalc
appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been
explained by the Chair, the following gen.
tlcmcn were on motion, elected delegates
TO said Convention, viz: Maj. Jno. Camp
bell, Hiram Flc,nor. Vim. Graham, Jas.
Il. Preston, James Orr, G. +. Trigg, G. S.
Bckcm, Joseph w. Davis, Abram Mon
gle, A Il. Mallicoatc. Walter Preston, A.
bran Mcconnell, VIM. y. C. White, VIM
II. Clark, w. G.. Edmunson, c. j. Cum
miugs, John nj. Hamilton.
On motion. the Chairman and Secretary
were added to the delegation
On motion. the papers of this town, as
well as the Wing papers ofthc State, gene
rally, were requested to copy t',csc pro
cecdings.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
SINE dc.
w. ROBERTSON, Chairman.
c. Is. CoALE, Scc'y. 4
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The National Monument.

-
At meeting of the citizens of Bedford
held at the Court House on Saturday the
30th of August, for the purpose OF consid-
cring the hes, means Of aiding in the com.
pletion ofthe Monument to the memory of
Washington. now in the course Of erection
at the Federal Metropolis, Paschal Buford
Esq, was called to the chair, and ii nj.
Garland Jr. appointed Secretary.
After some conversation on the subject,
it was resolved that the chairman should
appoint Central Committee, whose duty
it should be toappoint assistant committees
throughout the county, and to conduct the
general affairs Of the association.
The duty Of the assistant committees is
to solicit subscriptions and make returns in
a manner hereinafter prescribed.
In conformity with the resolution, the
chairman appointed the following gentle
men to constitute the Central Committee:
VIM. Dickinson Jr., Col G.. A. WingHcld.
Joseph Wilson, Col. John Beard, John O,
Lcftwich, james +. johnson, John Goode
Jr., and John A. Wharton.
The central committee then laid of the
county into Districts. and appointed the
following Assistant Commuters:
Bufords.-Charles c. Otcy, Paschal
Smelsor, John c. Cofer.
Dickinson s Sfrc-Col. John Crcnshaw
Thos p. Mitchell, VIM. Preas.
Chambiissburg.-Richard A. Lee, Joe
Wright, John Huddleston.
Cross Roads.-James III. Nowlin, VIM
Gish, Jesse Minier.
Bore ASgcr-Capt. Ro. c. Jones, Isaac
Wigginton, John Crouch.
Emaws.--Samuel Moorman, Alexande
Jordan, Dr. Wilkerson.
Boards Store Clifton C. Peters, Pleas
AIT Bond, Jeremiah Meador.
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ENGLAND.

From The London Tunes # august l6h.
We have reason to believe that accounts
have been received from the consular "a
gcncics Of the principal European powers
in Cuba, which have excited some apprc-
tensions and have led to communications
between the allies the Queen of Spain.
The Island of Cuba differs essentially
from all other European settlements or
possessions in the West Indies, by the fact
that it contains numerous native popula-
ton of Spanish descent but far more close
ly connected with the insular and Ameri-
can interests Of the country they inhabit
than with the traditions and admins
tration of Spain The Havaneros arc, in
fact,a people of American Spaniards, hav-
ing strongly marked character OF their
own-imbued to a certain extent with the
republican principles current on the neigh
boring contincnt-connected by the closest
commercial ties with the traders Of the U.
States-identifed with the Southern States
by the existence of Slavery-and prone to
view with increasing suspicion and repug-
nance the colonial administration Of the
once famous Council Of the Indies, now
commonly represented at Havana by the
last needy soldier sent out TO make his for
tune by favor of a revolution at Madrid
Thus far the tie oftheir allegiance to the
throne Of Isabella hangs lightly enough up.
on them, and the cry which may be raised
with effect in Cuba is not SO much that Of
annexation as ofindependence. But as II
the case Of Texas, such independence
would be the infallible prelude to annexa
ton, and in ceasing to be Spanish the Is
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JAMES ANDERSON. Scet'y.


Mr.. Enron: A meeting was held on
the 1ss ultimo, in the town of Christians
burg, by large portion ofthe citizens of
Montgomery county. for the purpose ofap-
pointing representatives to the Rail Road
Convention, to be held in the town of Alb.
ingdon on the Sth October next. The meet
ing, wascallcd 10 order. Upon motion Col
David Barnett, was elected Chairman and
Jas. &. Taylor Secretary. Some brief re-
marks having been made by Jas G. Tay-
lor, urging the propriety Of some efficient
scrp,ions to the Virginia and Tennessee
Rail Road, he then offered the following
preamble and resolutions, which were unan-
imously adopted.
Whereas at meeting of the citizens of
Washington county, lately held, it is re-
commended that the counties. cities and
towns, interested in the completion of the
Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road. send
delegates to Convention TO be held in the
town Of Abingdon. on the 9Th October
next, and whereas the citizcns Of this coun-
~ feel deep interest in the success of said
work and believe that the prompt compile
ton thereof will tend greatly TO the pro-
motion and prosperity not only of this
county but also the whole State, there
fore.
I. Resolved, That we cordially unite
with the people of Washington. in urging
the propricty of said convention.
2. Resolved, That we will willingly
unite with them in their efforts to effect the
speedy completion of the Virginia and
Tennessee Rail Road 10 the Tennessee
line.
). Resolved, That VIM Il. Preston,
Jas. +. Preston, Alex. =. Eskridge, Col
David Barnett, Jeremiah Kyle, JAS. Wade,
Eli Phlcgan, Jno. b. Radiord. G. Shclor,
DR.. ID. Wade. Thos. W. Folkcs. c. b.
Gardner, John Gordon, Jr.. X. q. Mon
tagnc and WIN. Nc. Montague, be appoint
cd delegates to represent the county of
Montgomery, in said Convention and to
consult aud advise with the delegates from
the other parts of the State, as to the best
mode Of ciiccting the objects we have in
view.
4. Resolved, That copy of the procco-
dings of this meeting be sent to the Lynch
burg Virginiau, Roanoke Beacon and that
the Wythevillc and Abingdon papers be
requested to copy.
On motion, Jas. c. Taylor was added
10 the list of representatives, and on motion
the meeting adjourned SINE die.
DAVID BARNETT, Cm'n.
JAMES C. TAYLOR, Secf'y.
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Lyncl.burx Markets.-Scpt. q

WHOLESALE PRICES.
Provisions. --I,acon---Sioeks ,licht---Snles IA;
la1 with small sales little higher for prime lots.
FLouK---Salcs, Supcrfinc old SD; New so
Family New -; Old a by retail.
WHEar.-Rcd Gjc; White zoe.
MEAL.-Corn Meal scarce and in demand nj II
10 7ic.
Gaaix.-Corn 75aso cts; Oats 35ai0 cents
GCASo--Best Peruvian $50 TO SIS per ton.
PLAsrsR.-Lump, So. Ground 81.
SueaRs.-New Orleans Z 5s9 cts; Porto fico7 IL
10 cts. Clarified llal2, ct- Loaf l. to l21 cts.
WHlskY.-Mourtain none offering, would com
mand 80 10 81 cents.
BEsswAx.-2l to22 cents
BurrER.-i5 u II, CTS. duh for No 1-FreSl
Butter at market very and brings Is to zoe
RaAxpY.-Apple, 35aiO; Peach, so 10 So cts.
BAR IRox.-$75aS0 assorted dull.
CorrEE.-Rio ii TO II cts. Lasuira 1ealel
Mocha 20.
COUNTRY LISENs.-Tow l Ito III; Flaxlaal cts
CoTToS YARSs.-Salcs lSa20 cts
FrATHERs.--32 to 80 cts-Scarcc.
WooL.-r5 to IS cts. in duh
Wool RoLLs.-35 to.7j very scarce.
GlNsgNG.-30a35 cts.
FLAX SsED.-Salcs | 10 per sc III.
FisH.-flerrings No. l, $50; Halifax No. Her
rings, s6as7I; Shad, none; Mackcrcl, No. g. $3.50
TALLow.-Sto 81 cts
TAR-S3.50 per Dbl.
HEmP.-Wc quote 81 tn &c. in demand.
LINsEED OuL.-S5a90rts.-in demand
LARD.-l2ial3 cts. but little in the market.
MoLAssEs.-Wcs, India 81 10 40 cts. per gallon
n. q. II to Is cts.
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Tins day We fervcntly hope, terminates the long
and dreary restraint IN exile OF Louis hossuth, the
fearless, sel-deEotcd' hgh-souied patriot on whose
honor and tar fame the unscrupuious tools OF Dcs-
PotIsm have done their worst tor the last three
years. Ihey nave spent their strength Tor noughi
In spite of the immense advantages enjoyed by those
who had ample liberty and direct encouragement
t" utter Their calnmnles throughout the world
while any attempt :" reinte them N any part oil hu-
rope darhcncd by the shadows OF arbitrary power
would nave subjected ITS author to CHAINS and pen
aics, the truth is SIN manifest TO every uncorrup-
,ed hean' Wherever freedom mas an advocate or
s"s''ce dciehu'f' 'neie h"sSu'h Is reNored ana
oci',u Us one VI INC io'ieS' aH" ,'nest souls th'
ever ana anu dared Tor C"uhtIy ana Mankind.
we neheNc the ot'"hiah cnnft nad iulIy de'cr-
mihe"' some weeks sne'' 10 Hbefi,e It's hungarian
prisoners TINS dhy,.ahd we DO not deem y probane
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From VyayIcO.

Riot at Vera Crue-Loss Of Litc-A-
mcrican cessd Seiecd-Erpected Block
ale Of Vera Cruz by lie English.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 31.-By an arrl-
val at this port adviccs from Vera Cruz to
the 22d have been received.
The Mexican Congress has passed a
bill for a general offensive and defensive
alliance with the Spanish American Rcpub-
lies.
In consequence ola dispute in relation
to the collection of certain duties, a riot has
taken place at Vera Cruz, in which the 10
cal authorities were defeated, and six per
sons killed.
The blockade Of the port by the English
is expected.
The schooners Almagre and Sarabia
which cleared at this port on the 18th III
timo for MinalitIan, under protest, have
been seized by the authorizes Of Tchuan
tcpcc. The captains entered protest a
gainst the proceedings.
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CUBAN NEWS.

We have been favored with the follow
ing Geographic despatch received yes,er-
day in this city from reliable source ii
New Orleans.
New Orleans, Sept. 1851.
The Steamer Ctncianoti, has ust ar
rived from Havana, with dates to the 25th
Of August. Lopez still maintained him
self, and the Spanish authorizes had of:
fercd pardon to all his followers who
would surrender"
1t would seem that the Tclegraphic re
port from Savannah published below,
gives the news brought by the schooner
Merchant from Havana to the 23d August
and, as Lopez was only maintaining hun
self on the 25th il would seem that his re-
ported march Oh Havana was either I'M
founded, or that he had been checked
MAJ. Int
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Inauguration IF Goecrnor Of Keutuchy-

Inauguration IF Goeernor IF kentuchy-
Cuban Volunteers Destitute.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2.-Powell. Gov
crnor elect, was inauguraied to-day with
great pomp at Frankfort. He has appoln-
ted ID. Mcrriwether, late candidate for Con-
gress, Secretary at State.
The Cuban excitement is dying off. Re
turned volunteers from New Orleans state
that there are 1,400 men there with no
means of getting off, aud nothing where
with to pay their expenses.
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sa H0r7 - 8t1A0Hss
Alta needing Of portion Of the Wings,
&c Montgomery county. held at the C. Ii
ofsaid county, on the LIST day of Sept. 1851
On motion, A. p. Eskridgc. was appoint.
ed Chairman, and James Anderson, Sec.
rotary. Thercupon the following pream
bic and resolutions were adopted.
Whereas, the Chairman Of the Wb;o
Central Committee, has recommended III,
tho Wings ofthc State of Virginia. send
delegates to Convention, to be holden in
the town Of Staunton, on the 25th of this
month, for the purpose Of consulting and
advising, as to the best means Of securing
the success ofthe principles and opinions
held and entertained by the Wing party:
And Whereas, we believe that success can
only De attained by. perfect union and en-
crgctic action Therefore
Resolved, That we cordially approve
OF the proposition, to hold said Conyen-
zion.
I'd. Resolved, That w. 3. Preston,
r. Hammer. C. 3. Gardner. Gen r. L.
Preston, Col. ID. Barnett, Eli. Phlegan,
n. NJ. Folkes, Col. RIA. Smith, w. A.
Peck, d. II. Bennett, C. l.. Pcai ce,
Thos. Stangcr. N. NJ. Ronald, Capt. w.
u. Ryan. G w. Barnett. J.. FL. Amiss,
~. X. Clack. jacob Kent. f. J. Amiss, II.
NJ. G. Kent, James Wade, X. c. Tngg,
VIC. Hagan, w. G.. Currin, T. d. Chi
dress. w. A. Wade. X. Carper, G, F.
Hall. and Maj. Jno. ID. Ryan, be appoint
ed delegates to represent the Wings Of
Montgomery County. in said Convention.
Resolved. That the Chairman and Sec
fctary Of this meeting, be added to the del
cgation.
Resolved, That copy of the proceed
'ngs Of this meeting, be sent to the Rich
mond Wing, Lynchburg Virginiah, Staun-
ton Spectator and Valley Wing. for publ
catio on
A. p. ESKRIDGE. Chm'a.
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LEVER AND AGUE.-AND an re

Il rers Cured by B,ond,ch's Pills. All G.vcrs
are occasioned by the disorlcrcd motion the blood
produced by the bumorul serosily by hardening the
valves of the vessels. The blood circulntcs with
greatly increased speed, md is still increased by the
friction Of the globues, PARTICLES which compose
the mass of fluids. Then il is that the excessive
heat and chills experienced throughout the whole
system, aud accompanied with great thirst pain in
the head back. kidneys, and in fact a complete
prosiraton Of all the faculties Of the mind us well
as body. -
On the first attack Of fever, or any disease take i'm
mcdiatcy large dose Of Brondych's Fegc,adic I'M
sersal iais. and continue to keep up powerful cf-
feet upon the bowels until the fever on pain has en-
tircly ceased. Six eight win in most be
sufficient first dose; and one dose Of this kind,
it is not Improbable, may prevent months Of sickness,
perhaps death
| DIR. Benjamin Brandrctls Vegetable t'nirersai
| Pals, are indeed universally approved medicine.
which, by its peculiar action clcunscs the blood Of
allinpurirics, removes every pain and wcakncss,and
finally the Constitution to perfect Hcoih
and igor.
| For sale, wholesale and retail by d. y. Payne &
Brother, Lynchburg, Va.
Oct oS-wts
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Richmond Markets.

RcporfederprsSiyf for lie Lynchbmg TDginian.
| FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. sEPr. 4, 1851
ToBAcco.-Wc quote Lugs frosted and unsound. al
| So to 81 80; do Sweet, 50 50 to 50 50; Leaf So
| rs to $l0 fine manufacturing kinds $l2 to $40 rs
BAcoN.-Westcrn Sides i0ic.; Shoulders Sla9c.
Family Hog round lUlallc. Stock light
| BuTTER.-Nonc arriving.
| BEEswAx.-22a2i cts.
| CorroN lARSs.-l7alS cts.
CorrEE.-Old Java Ia!al3ic; Laguyra 9snl0
Rio 9a9Ic.
CANDLEs.-Tallow IOJaI Ic; IIulfs patent l3al1c
Sperm 4ja50c; AdnmanInc 2ia}:,c.
FLouR.-Sales at $iaSis. The latter good parcel;
in the small way for new.
FEhTHERs.-36a}7c
FIsH.-No. | Mackcrcl Sll No. . $40 No. B.
sja5!. Family Roe Hcrrings $6!a7i
Hlr barrels Woods No. L. $3sai.
GuASo-Supply good. Peruvian Si6!ai9 per ton
of200O
LEArHER.-Good light weights I54nlG3; heavy
l54al6 damaged I21aI43.
LARD.-Barrcls l0al03; kegs l2!al3. Stock very
small.
Mathematician 3aa5; n. Orleans 3la36.
PLAsrER,-Lump $50 wharf, 81 Basin. None
landing ut present.
RicE.-3sa41.
SALr-Salcs from wharf at DOC; to arrive l57c for
immediate delivery.
SuGARs.--Porto Rico 6ia7l ]; N. 0. Gu7i Loaf 9!a
10; Crushed 9a9Ic.
Standardization Blistercd i1a519.
WnEAr.-s0c. for Fed; S5e. for White.
CoRS.--G5 cts. per bushel
CoRs MEAL-75c. per bushel.
WooL.-2Sa32c. for washed; unwashcd 4 less, with
out much demand.