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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

From the N O. Picayupe, October %
BY the L. :. mail steamship Empire City, Captain
Wiude, we have ales Of Hayans exchanges to the
18th inst.
From the continued argument and EXPLANATIONS in the
Havana papers the Crescent City affair disposed
t. believe that recent events have caused little excite
ment there,
the return Of tho Crescent City to Havana
The steamship Crescent City, her from New
Orleans to Ne~ York touched this morning in port
doultes la order 70 comply with her contract with the
government Of the United States. No change having
taken place in her lit sbe remained entirely with
out communication during Ter short stay in port aud
departed about IL o'clock Neither the castln of the
Crescent city, nor her passengers. waiting
10 the slightest degree In due respect to public dec "a
or TO merted respect for the orders Of authorities
The next day the same paper makes the following
reetior
In stating that the Crescent City rem aimed entirely
without communication yesterday It be under
stood 10 be 90 far IA regards the landing taking
beard Of mails passengers the enjoyment OF the
slightest liberty o. free intercourse The communion
lions that passed through the Intervention Of the Captain
Of the Port and With the consent Of the auth ortes
not included in the meaning Of our words"
The Havana papers discussing theatrical hopes snd
expectations We end no.ice Of movement. Ia regard
TO opera company.
Nine Kcska had not begun her concerts in couse-
qnence OF the Illness OF her husband who had Inc making
II all the preliminary arrangements.
The contributions in Havana aceordirg to the Gqceid
FOR the fnl.reis by the earthquake At ST. Jago have
reached the sum OF $50 Ul6
The stem OF the Dqio De Ia Marina has on hs table
boil Of cotton superior 10 anything produced on
the island IL is only 60 be compared to Sc Island
ipR tive inches long and seven in circumference. with
long, silky and very white staple II Is not selected
sample, but taken at random from many others in a
field.
me Gaceia says the amount ooeeted from transient
passengers during the nth 0f September Tor permission
to land IN HsvAra. was SJl2 SO.
The mails from the interior present little Of general 10.
ttrest.
The Corro 81 Trinidad chronicles the death Of a wo.
seventy nine year, 81 age having children grand
children and great grandchildren The children seem Ia
have been pIoliGc the mother IL her sxteso chit
dsn yera q them had respectively thirteen fourteen
eighteen and one tEenty two
or francisco II de Abfea, n eel brated physician in
Havana died on tbs 18th int.
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Our French Correspondence.

louLoN, September =, 1907.
dirioal II Louis Napoleon al Tolp9n, ard his Tn
h'a'iG'tic RscePilo's-AhcnE IF Slii0 81 he
Eighh Regiment 70 Saoot tie Pye4ideEt- Grand
ftie aad Ball cslirai at die, Sc.
len harseilles, by spocial favor, on board Of
the steamer man. ofrar PROXY, and though was
seasick during the three hours Of our passage from
that dty 10 Toulon, did al in my power & enjoy
The magnificent sight which was presented to mo
from the dpneitG Of the steamer, where repssad on
bench in very pitiable condition
Fortunately We arrived in the bay Of Toulon, and
when ! saw the edges Of the shore fit much
better, ard was capable Of performing my duty as
reporter. II was indeed, magnificent point Dc
rse 70 behsld from floating ship all the heights
Of Fort Lamalgue, the Crosse Tour, covered With
Spectators, and he flashing Of artillery. We ar
rived at the Cape sspet at about twe o'clock, and
ri'hrl BAH a. hoas c4Eis - AZ The sEsEy Of &c
port, Snossd b. f51-.scn steamers, AMI passed
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The Turf.

UNIoN OouEsg, l. I,--rRolrinp.rvA trottinr m itch
came ~ - Wednosday lat octob1 81, between jacob
som0nndyker gray mare LADY vernon aud James Be
ypse lto@n mare irdy Kelly three mile heats 10
for Tho sum Of Si500--.s, merndyhe bsttag ~ 900
agsnt $40 ON the isue rbe Ou'sde betting ragged a,
from two % one "a I'VE 10 one mare dur.
log the SIZE won very baudily In two strsiaht
heats without SNIP OF breOk. The following the run
nipg
ID pGfsr named N Lady Vernon. ........1 1
9, NrooEs named 0r ~ Lady Ksliy..............2
Tines. iO-BIZ,
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CENTRAL sooTr's SPEECHES. The NEw Youx
HsRMp collects ard p1bishes IN It's pages all Gensra
SCOTT paeoes on Bis recent western In search OF
h~lth Ihtg are hhy.t~0 in number and form a On.
rous compilation Il ostory qhe IlsRatD cam a have
rsad The Rome hptaa sttenysy or ~ wonld ave had
e ibbp FIs.cb delivered q. Rome In 10 oollcc ion
~ re- tss 1l2siFe honor Il 20. ss.iDg tic Il -is
tpeooL .oe 80 so' Ike 10 have IL lost 10 the world
svVS ~feaa s.sina Or "a
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IMPORTANT SURGICAL OPERATION An inpor-
tsnt and difficult surgical operation performed by
Professor CHARLES A. Pope. the person Of one Of
most respected items Joseph t. Burtis, Esq Of this
city, on saturday last Technically, Il Is termed the
"rsccticu Of the superior maxillary boncN but in
mon language, the removal of the whole OF the upper
jaw Seventy days ago the disease first made its ap
lcarauce in slight swelling under tho right eye, and
Saturday lst the day which the operation per-
formed the tuner bad increased 10 the size of large
hens egg IL the opinion OF his physicians that the
disease could not be arrested without operation aud
Sunday week last the patient consented to have IL
performed and In view Of the peril he had 10 encounes
he arranged bis worldly business during the week. On
Saturday snort time prior to the operation had
conversation with him. He calm and collected We
believe this IL Of the most difficult aud painful opera
en in surgery and certainly of this ost appalling
10 The patient Mr.. BUrts consented to have u per-
formed without the Of chloroform ard the patient
being seated the surgeon commenced the operation Mt
twelve O'Clock In about twenty five minutes the whole
completed MIR Burtis bore il With extraordinary
hrmn,Gs. tcarcey uttering groan, until about the pc
Iiod the % ration closed II have said
frigbuu objectionable would be closed without IT.
the ill OF the surgeon But the operator went TO MS
bcnefa, and atsited by the Guinness OF his patone
The dieasFd inv together with the umor wnoy re-
moved and are happy to state that me
oil favorable for the restoration OF the PAucnt W., bur
~ H. member Of the City Council representing IN part
the Fourh ward In the Board OF Delegates aoo We n
crcl, tru.t hr lite he spared Tor fauie usefulness
st LOUIS Lnicn, Oct ~.
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TIE DESIRE or THE JAPANESE TO ASCERTAIN THE
HABITS OF OTHER NATIONS.
A Dutch author Mynheer j L. IAyyssoh, in n verv


TIE DESIRE or THE JAPANESE TO ASCERTAIN THE
HABITS OF OTHER NATIONS.
Dutch author Ny nheer j, l.. isvyssobn. in n very
interesting volume, recently Published by him nc she
Hague under the tile OF "Bla3sn over Janan" Ii e.
Leaves concerning japan has entered into some cacous
Ppcuhons relative e. the in,routi tLe probihe
ELECTS q The exttuso1 of nation ia tnst cr8umse
htd but densey populated empire Tns geut'cuau hi
wing r,dd I've ysatf " lappn chief or She Darh FAC
tory tile ue bland oi n5oima asaitl himself II io
opportunity thus - Introduce cjnjoryly With
pr Monpikc the practice Of vaccination ~ first TIE
cptiu'ion sss regarded with uueh dttutt not withstand
INK hat On more than one occasion the ragagas Of small
ppx had 6ecinatea The empire However the
have u iopgth got itcoociied 20 vaccination which
~ fnptdy extending ard Mr. Leyy 5shon ncc ptnf o..
ra " opeau data az tho basis Of his calculation inyers
that the uetural orsEion - ths protective Influence
win he incr1sse 70 such an extent the population Of
peu that emgcaon will be inevitable. Indeed he sta,cs
ne Hatses ~ opai 10 h0yc teen already fer same hns plsf
6Aorts, ard tqa,ftrs ebl a. Transactions AZ Other goas
ana tAdt r7fsstpe ~ many simultaneously ocig,
must ll9tcsy froio bffs lorg. ne espgs II JIpp,
eteH e1i p ne lJcied 3e,tcn csdck should b Cur
RED iito Cgtct
From the Glasgow Mail 0ct 10
~ appesrs om the American id ices that the Cabinet
oi hpuEicn has renewed it, scheme % opening the
se q japan TO the commerce Of the United states aud
tht IN ePedon for this purpose Il in rapid course OF
trpHSon oie could with we'll 20 this enter pre o. the
1snf4 u IL We're not the singular mode In which they
propose 70 g. about The strangest method surely o.
fTsp,rg ar aegusinisnceehip With fsilow mortal q,
scno-fst,iy " qasSg.i ran knock him down
ard yet his h exactly the Plan which the Anacrican
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

Man RuRrr Tp IN A WAGON -As Mr.. q. Sabin,
~ south Bristol was returning home from the city Inst
Mopdy iut he reached the toll gate on me plank
smoke was issuins from his wagon lie had been
suotiru and had bv means set tins hay fire In
hs wagon He observed endeavoriDy to put out the
a., vis b,s hand As his horses turned the TO
on eoub his wsgon upset and no ras thrown out,
The sjghbors 10 him and took the clothes from him
and carried him ino The to honss who're n barn' we're
fuiiy burned. lie has since died --kcosaa Telegraph,
Get ~.
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Obituary.

Mr. Jas Mccarthy formerly proprietor Of the Limerick
and Clare (ireand) Examiner died in New Orleans 70.
days ago, where he had been acting newspaper
poster.
Rev John Tassoy Of the oldest merchants Of Pitts
burg, died on Monday. after sbort Illness
Mrs Savannah Tuts. the oldest nhabitant OF Oxford
Mass, died there on thu 2sd instant Her age was g3
mrs Francis Ford. elict OF the Hon Gabriel ii Ford
died at Morristown J. the 26th instant, In her
seth year.
The Pauldpr (Miss) CLARION announces the death nc
jackson city u FRANKLIN Plummer In great want ana
restitution During his life he filed the posts OF Circuit
Judge Reprefentativ In Congress and was once within
two oce Of beating Robert Walker for United States
Senator
John q. Clark. formerly q member Of Congress from
this gato md nj the trc ~ his denise Sole nr ~ tho
United states Treasury dsd 1t his rsdcncs At ohsnuns
on the 18th last
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.............S ~ ~
81 %
The run back TO the Nab prolonged ali air several
long having to b. made by both vessels In The
coute o. y tog ct In aud The America again got the
lead. which she kept arriving Off Ryde Pier at eight
oeoek some twenty minutes earlier than her co thor
Inc match was dWestsl Of much of ts interest aal ~
nearly oil Importance so far the question OF the dua
OF The "o vessels was concerned from the lghnsss
Lord dc Boqueres challenge has been accented by
Mr. J = Crtipe, Of the IL 4 y. @. Tho acceptance il
cuched ia tn fol wing terms - prepared 20 ac-
etp nj challenge TO sail for C50o, condition that th
allowance Of haa minute ne per Ton b. gveu Tor die
ference Of tonnage in accordance with the usual Yacht
Club gulaons; the dag Of .eiiug to be named fort
mAntled"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-27
IuiScoLN q COUNTY.

Mare, sorrcl color, dark cUored tail and
FAX name, streak or white blaze in the face
small appearance of gear mark on The righ,
shoulder, barefoot all round, no DINER marks
perceiyable, about hands high. supposed
10 be about 7yrs old appraised TO $40: by Jas
S Bedford, LIST dis. March n 1852.
Horse, sorrel. small white streak from The
laws down on the nose, small scar on Ahe
light hind foot, about LA hands high. about
4vrs old this spring, appraised 10 $50; by Jas
Solomon, 9Th dis. April6 1852.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
Horse. deep bay, Two white hind feet,
marks OF gear on him, blind IN right eye,
large ANGLE on right, 6 years old; bv Reuben
Marlborough, DIS No 6. April IL 1852.
GILES COUNTY.
Mare, bay, large round white SPOT IN fore
head, some saddle spots. left hind loot broken
down at pas,ern joint, shod behind. one shoe
on before. about i5'hands high, 10 or l2yrs
old: by Willie b Roper. l4th Dis. Jan 8 1852
ERAEKLIN COUNTY.
Horse, sorrei, whiIish streak running down
his face, blemish in left eye, left hind loot
white, right fore and right hind feet shod, Is
hands. 8 or 9yrs old; by WIN McGsew 9TH
dis. on Rock Greek. March 20 1852
MADISON COUNTY ALABAMA.
Horse, clay bank, shod all round. white
name and tail, some white on leii fore foot
aud right hind foo, near the felleck. biInd in
right eye, some marks os-gear, 6 or Z years
old. l6hands high. appraised to 500; BY John
P Turner. on The road BY VIM RouiI's from
Huntsville O3 miles). May IL 1852
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Tie toll bwing is from the ST
I.o lis IntcIlg"ncer Of tile 10th inst
C1IoLERA.-N Missouri river boats
down yest' riay report Che Cholera
raging TO some extent, among the
cm grants al St. Joseph. On the
day previous to~the departure Of
the Sonora, five deaths occurred al
an encampment, short distance
from the town.
From other quarters we have
rumors well authenticated of the
appearnce'of Cholera, or disease
resembling H.
By the Az blanche we learn that
Mr., Francis Voris, a wealthy cili-
zen Of Peoria, ILL.,, died on Satur-
day, OF a disease resembling Chol-
era, after a brief illness.
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Circuit Court for Lincoln County,
March Term, 1852.

-. ~ va Bill Tor sale OF
Jefferson Wilson & others Ha"q
hN motion Of corr plaipants' counsel /,
" and is appearing 10 The satisfaction of
the Clerk thai the defendants, Jefferson Will
son and wife Clarence. Mary, Sarah, and
Aaron Mckinney. Josephine Wilson, Miles
Nesbeu and wife Adailne, and three minor
heirs Of Caroline Edmison whose names
are not known, Samuel D.sPInson and Rich
ard A. Pinson are non residents of the
State of Tennessee. It's. there tore, ordered
mat publication be made olpr weeks in sue
cesslon, in the Fayetteville Observer, news
paper published 10 the town Of Fayetteville.
Tennessee, commanding said defendants 10
appear before The next C.rcuIt Court 10 be
be holden at thee curt touse in The town oil
Fayetteville. on the Fl rsi Monday in July
next, TO answer compartments bill; otherwise.
the same will be taken fpr confessed, and set
down for hearing ex part as 10 them.
JAMES r. CHlLCOAT, Clerk
Nav 27 IS52-4t
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Tribute of Respect.
Division s. of II. No. 400.

Where s, 1t hath pleased the great
Worthy Patriarch above to remove
from our midst our much esteemed
and resp cted brother, William z.
Crenshap, who departed this life on
the 18th Inst, aged IS years, in the
prime of life and vigor of manhood,
thus impfessing US with the uncer-
tainty Of life and the certainty Of
death, and solemnly and forcibly il
Illustrating the truth, that in the midst
of life we are in death; therefore, as
a sense We have of the loss We have
Resozee4, That this Division, in
the person of brother Crenshaw, has
lost a much esteemed and respected
md society a good citizen
una nel6hnOr.
, ResOloed, That We deeply sympa-
thize with the family and friends of
the deceased, in their irreparable and
bereavement.
Res0l0ed, AS further testimony
If our regard for our deceased broth
Il, that we wear the usual badge Of
of our Order for the space
# 30 days.
ReSolCed, That a copyof the above
'reamble+aI Id resolutions be sent to
he Fayetteville ObserUg Office with !
request fof publication, and also to
he family Of the deceased.
May %, 1852.
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TIE Nm EssEE


Hardeman County, Bolicar.
Stephen. Mark cope, color 5t lOn high
40yrs old, felpn on his iel, hand, had on q
cloth cap aud linsey coat weighs about nc
lbs; to Richard Holland, Lawrence co, Ala
Committed April Ia 1852.
Cannon County. Woodbury..
Kendall, black, ST l0ln high. 40yts OLD, scar
Oh forehead over left eye, stout built, prouu
ded or thick mouth. short chin, under honi
tooth out, weighs 100 or l65bs, had on old
brown Jeans straight coat and pants: 10 Wm
Saunders vi Aberdeen Miss. Com, Dec 81
ALABAMA.
I'allapoosa County.
Jeremiah, coIored. about sill Pin high, SIS
or 40yrs old; 10 Gillian NIckihson. Com
mited Aug 20 1851.
Mobile County
Lucinda. black girl. 5ll Sin high. 20yrs old.
9 small scars on right ann: TO Mrs Elizabeth
dinsley. living near Gainesville, Sumter co,
Ala. COMMITTED March l2 1852.
This List will be increased by any ar
resis thai may be published in Tennessee,
Alabama, or Mississippi ]-Pub, Fayetteville
Observer.
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NicELROY a CRAWFORD,

mn HAVE recently received OF lhei
Drug Store, North side Of the Public
! W Square, Fayetteville. fresh rom lhh
| n adelphia and New York, an addition
al supply Of GhNuINE Medicines, Dlugs
| Paints, Oils. Varnishes, Dye SluFs, Window
Glass, Putty, Perfumrry, fine Soaps. Teas
Wines Brondies, Snufls, Segars; fine. CON-
mon and smoking Tobacco. Surgich Insiru-
ments, &c. SIC. which makes their stock IN
surpassed if equaled by an establishment
outside Of city.
They have on hand, and are daily receiy-
ing. an extensive collection of the best
Patent Medicines extant. Their stock
OF this kind OF Medicines embraces most Of
The POPULAR preparations OF the day. Hav-
ing obtained our Drugs and Me'litines-in
TACT. every Thing we have IN store from the
most reliable Druggists East, we leel no hes
i'ancy IN recommending .hem 10 the public,
physicians. and merchants generally, as pure
and genuine. Being resolved 10 continue
permanent reliable Drug business in Fay
eltevie, Grr customers and the community
generally, may rely upon oul statements with
mos, implicit contidence-alI articles shall
come up to the representations given.
The ladies' in particular, and the public
are Inviteu 10 our unequaled ST.
lection of Perfunery. It's varied aud
decidedly tasty. Come The first opportunity
and view them.
Farmers, Merchants, and other business
men, will be supplied with Castor OIL, SweeI
do. Spirits Tutpenune ,paregorc .Landanum,
Essences, Paieu, Medicines, sc. Sc by the
dozen if desired.
The orders of local physicians and all
others promptly attended 10. and then pre-
scriplions carefully compounded
The liberal trade we have heretofore en-.
Dyed, encourages the belief that with our
extensive and well selected supplies. we can
meet all demands in our line, 10 a desired
Increase of our business.
MavO0 1890
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Notice.
I'm MoSpaY The 5ih day OF JUN, 1852.
M the eourf house tnnr in the inv a of

I'M MoEDsY The 5lh day Of july. 1852.
" at the court house door IN the town OF
Fayetteville, viii offer tor sale to the high
81 bidder, for cash. TO sausig taxes and
charges on lands lying in Lincoln County,
for the year lS5i-iha, the taxes thereon re-
main due and unpaid-,o wit:
John Williams heirs, ope tract OF Land.
200 acres. living in Civil District No 20,
valued al 500; taxes % GEMS; Collectors lee
vi; Clerks lee 81 so; Printers Zee 81 3d.
David Pugh, one uact Of land. 3o0 acres.
lying in Civil District No. 10. valued al $500;
taxes Go cen,s; COLLECTORS lee 81; Clerks fee
81 so; Printers fee 81 SO. Sarah Moore.
one tract Of land. 900 acres. lying in Civil
District No. "a. valued ri s75; taxes l6A
cents; Collectors lee 81; Clerks lee 81 50;
Printers fee 81 so James Moore. one tract
Of land. 20i acres and one pole. lying in Civil
District No. "a, valued at SIS; taxes 44t
cents; Collectors fee ST.; Clerks lee s so;
Printers fee 81 so. Willis Roul. one tract
81 land. 700 acres, lying in Civil District No.
"a. valued al $3.50; taxes So cents; Collector's
ZEE 81; Clerks Zee 81 so; Printers fee 81 SO.
lanes Shelton one tract Of i7nd. so acres,
wing IN Civil Distinct No 25, valued at $50;
axes 80 cents; Collectors lee 81; Clerks Zee
u OIL; Printers fee 81 50. Sasan Sullivan,
me tract % land. IA acres. living in Civil
District No 8, vaIuedar SO; taxes l6 cents;
Collectors lee 81; Clerks lee 81 50; Printers
ee 81 So Faulkenbelry. one trart Of land.
UO acres. lYiog III Civil District No 20, val
led al S300 taxes &c cents; COLLECTORS fee
j. Clerks lee 81 so; Printers lee Al so
William Da vldson, one ,rac, Of land II; ae,es.
wing in Civil District No. 10. valued al $500:
axes 81 10y Collectors lee 81; Clerks Tee 81
U; Printers lee 81 80. Alexandef Crawford.
ne tract OF land. 40 acres, wing IA Civil
District No. 8, valued al $500; taxes 66centS;
fee 81; Clerks lee 81 so; Printers
re 81 so.
VIM. DYER. Tar Collector.
nril 81 1870
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DasuerreOtype Mi mixtures.

'Oid lime sweeps on whitley breath.
To chill the sweetest flower in DEAN;
Sc 'uie lis form lei heauig blooms;
lis truths shall 1--we above The Tomb
4 have o. ened roo N in Capt. HINES
u New Building, lhe'one occupied by MIR.
Hughes during his stay in Fayeuevlle. for
The ? urpnse of taking DAGUER REoTyPE LIKE
NEssEs; where all are invited 10 call and see
my PlcTUREs whether hey sit for a Like
ness or not. Daguerrfo types put up in
Locke's, Breast Pins and Fancy Cases. |
have The Papier Mache, X he Hays and
Gold Mated or kossuth, and plain Gases
Entire satisfaction given OF n@ charge. To
The Ladies promise TO make their pictures
bcaulillh without 1auerihg Them. =
HENRY Carly, Operator.
Nav OF. 1921
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declining; 100 barrels prime sold al Sl61
Emess $751;. Lard is dull; 100 barrel
Iprime sold al 9st0loc.
| CINCINNATI, O.-Flour is firm; 1901
barrels sold al So 20t03 3d.. W Risky i
heavy; 800 barrels sold a, l54; 445 do a
I5lc... Provisions are quiet, 400 Dbl
/ No. /. gut lard sold al Ste nothing doing il
bacon. Groceries are unchanged. X
| New ORLEANS. LA.-Couon. There il
an active demand, and we already hear 0
the sale Of 5000 bales at advancing Blu
very irregular prices-sales being reported
10 US which show an advance Of 4lOac...
Flour. 300 barrels wero sold a, SO so fol
Ohio; SO 75f03 so Tor ST. Louis = Corr
1900 sacks prime yellow were sold a, &c
-. Whisky, 200 barrels rec.iied wert
sold in lois al 1890.
MEMPHIS, TENN Cotton quotations.
Inferior. ...... 4I054
Ordinary -. ...... 54G64
MiddIing. 1888 .6aO7
Good Middling. .7507k
Fair 10 Good Fair. =. 1898
Bacon =. Common hams 10 TO l2l;
Clear | i 10 1871; Rio l0l 10 lie.
Cheese -. Eng Dairy. l2 10 IA; old u
10 8. w. Reserve 10 81.
Corn is selling al from As 10 SOC q bu.
Lard A good article leaf, ! TO II &c.
Molasses -. CAnmon 80 10 SO, sugar
house 75c 10 ST.
New Pork. =. Shoulders &c, Sides &c,
Hams &c.
Salt. Coarse 81 90, fine 81 IS TO
u snck.
Sugar. 6 to &c as # quality, Louisiana
3 10 II ), Boston 10 10 5.
Whisky is selling al rs 10 e7c.
SAVANNAH, GA.-Couon. The sales
lmoun.ed TO .4o3 balds, at prices ranging
rom 7S 10 9sc. Prices about The same as
previously reported.
CHATTANOOGA, TENN.-Trade has main
aimed considerable an imaiion during The
,asl wcek BUYERS Of Cotton, Bacon and
;orn. &c, have been numerous, aud prices
ave remained buoyaht. Fiat Boats con-
niue TO arrive, yet the market is not gluied |
y East Tennessee produce.
Cotton. There was liltle excitement
n This article last Saturday. A ot of 100
aIes was sold at II, she highest figure Of
ne season. Several lots changed hands al
shade less. About 5000 bales now on
and here.
Corn. A slight depression percep,ible
! this article, attributable 10 the delays in
laking hipmen,s, andito the large receipts.
and 60c, sacks included. al the river.
Bacon. Market firm with upward ten
sncy. a good article cannot be bought
n less Than lie. Al boat load sold last
CHI as soon as landed. at this figure.
lles Of smaller lots haEe been made al III
ID III
Buuer Eggs and Chickens in good de-
and -. Fish, plenty at 6 to &c.
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