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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05
DIssOLUTTON.-The copnrtner.hlp between

- the subscribers under the style of ECHOLS &
PRYOR. is this dry dissolved by mutual consent. The
affairs of the late firm will be settled BY either Of the
subscribers, WHO will continue In the namo Of the
firm only in winding up.
As il is all essential to them closing their lnie busi-
ness they hope TINT all against whom they unY hive
counts. will come forward without dcluy aud settle
Their SUCCESSORS in the GROCEBY are Messrs
Murell & Strntton for whom they nc pleasure In be.
speaking the favor of their old friends and customers
and the public generally.
One o the firm will generally be found in their Office
In the second story of their old stand, Immediately
Messrs NJ. & SIS counting room.
J ECHOLS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

ENGLAND AND THE HAVANA AUTHORIZE s.-Letters
from Havana that the British Consul and the au-
thores at loggerheads; only account of the
expulsion of Mr. Boyen. but from the fact that British
officers and sailors have been arrested and imprisoned
without cause while in the discharge Of their duties
attention to the shore roants of British man-o f-war
For this, it is said redress has heen demanded anG it
is even rumored that the Consul has demanded his
passports.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

NEGROES WANTED.-The subscriber
" having located in Lynchburg, is giving the highest
cash prices for negroes between the ages of and 30
years, including Carpenters, Backsmihs, &c. Those
having negroes for sale may find it to their interest to
call on him at the Washington Hotel, Lynchburg, on
address him by letter
All communications will receive prompt attention.
nov 5-dScly j MCLENDON
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GAL DISPATCH.
,SegiOus AHroU

WASHINGTON, Feb. ..
L.eat Schamburg of the Army, was this morning
publicly posted by E. II. Fuller of this city as liar,
coward and sv ndler. The parties met this evening at
the National Hotel when 1t. g. Immediately drew a re-
Volver and shot Fuller j. m stomach he lies in
critical state It 5. tottAah delivered himself up TO
the city authorities Ii
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Liner from RnfnoS A1reS.

BosToN. Feb. g
Adyices from Buenos Ayres to the odd of December
have been received. Political affairs disturbed
condition. Urqnsa had deposed Governor Santafo
and appointed Gen. Galan his large force
had been sent hom Buenos Ayres to Rio to stir up an
lnsunection against Urquiza.
IrOIncn nj hitrl
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V,O TIMBER GETTERs ANDR. R.

Il CONTRACTORS.-Propos will be receiver
for all the Railroad stills required between Farmyill
and The mouth of Archers Creek, upon the line Of tn
South Side Railroad.
Proposals distinctly between What points sill
proposed for, and offer need be made for great
price than 90 cents each
Specification: The sills to be sound, stragh
white post oak, chestnut, free from ba knots
wndshakes or other defects, calculated impair the
strength durability and to be feet long, inch
diameter the small end, to be barked and smooth
ly hewed opposite sides and parallel to the hear
the hewed faces be inches apart, the ends OF tn
ss to be cut off square to the hewing
The said sills to be delivered close to the side
the road where low fills occur, and to
piled, 40 stills in each pile, upon poles logs
ranged form level bed, and to be hundredO 90
eet apart, and when piled to be loaded with logs
rocks, to prevent warping.
At deep fills the sills to be delivered
piled the ends ofthc fill. a sufficient number
each end extend one-haf of the length of the cut
fill, and weighted down before stated-it being d.
signed to lay ftyfve so stills for each hundre
(l00) feet length of road.
c o SANFORD, Ch'f Eng'r.
January 3 1852 ian . l-d&rt20F
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LATEST FROM BUENOs AYRFs.-Advces from Bnenos
Ayres to December lst, state that the Buenos Ayres
government had expcditiont Entire Rios
remove Gen. Urqniza from the of that pro-
vince and that the division under Gen Madaraga had
returned there having been defeated OF the other
division nothing was known.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05
Name Senak0r.

PORTLAND, Feb. ..
An attempt made in the Maine legislature day
10 elect u y Senator, but there choice Fes-
renden Wing had fv" minority in the Senate and Dana
Democrat, five nv'r ssenden in the House
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arrest of a Con Stir0loT.

NEW YORK, Feb. IA named Nicholson,
Oh the conspHtors in the burning of the steamer Mar
ina Nnshington accompanied by loss of life, for the
purpose of defraudng insurance companies
'ed to-day at Newark, N. J., and fully identified.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

THEY BAKERY .--'rhe subscriber would
~ spectfuly inform the citizens of Lynchburg. that he
has esnb ised himself in this city, Tor the purpose o
carrying the Baking Business, and hns located
himself on Main Street, directly opposite the Warwick
House.
Having secured the services of competent workmen
he is prepared furnish Bread Cukes, Crackers, Bis
cult and Pastry of all kinds, made of the best mater
ais and in the most sklful manner
He will have constantly on hand FRESH CRACK
Frs of all kinds at Richmond prices, nj wholesale and
retail
From his long experience in the BUSINESS, he foters
himself he will be able to give satisfaction.
JAS SIMPSON
~ Orders for wedding and other parties supplied
with punctualty.
lnr1l ID I'm
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Afrau between Soldiers.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Feb. IA fight occurred be-
tween soldiers in the saders shop Fort Constitution
la't night, during which non-cummissoned officer
named Barr stabbed private named Nelson, killing
him Instantly. Bnrr fed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

DIEDMONT WORKS.. ELLISON II Pr
u prtet0r.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door, S0sk- UKtNd and Bon Fact0ry,
Mn and Machine Work,
Iron Turning and Fitttng,

Mn and Machine Work,
Iron Turning and FHtng,
BiacksmHhing Of all descriptions.
These works having been fitted up great expense
with power, and large yariey of machinery fol
working wood and IRON form the complete estab.
lishment of the kind in the Southern Sates. and can
better work and at cheaper than can be
one in the ordinary mode
Builders and those intending TO build, supplied with
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (Primed tnr
glazed if required) Moudngs, Flooring dressed ano
tongue and grooved, ready laying dressed Ceiling
ind Misunderstanding, Palings, and variey of other
nterals required in building
Contractors supplied with Dumpnnd Stone Cars Der
lick Gearing Wheelbarrows Picks and Bars, and other
FOOLS required upon Public Works.
Constantly hand end for sae, reasonable terms
al varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked OF
unworked. Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
Of Timber sawed to order 49,
jan Lifts A NEII " I''-N 80
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ST YHLENIINEIS DAY TIE I4IH FED. 1888,
NNZARROCK'S Greut Valentine and Music Empo-
w RUM Market St., door below the Post OF
fee. The stock of Valentine, for 1853, is now
ready and far exceeds in novelty Of design md Of fin
ish uny heretofore offered 1t comprises the following
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05
Marine Disaster.

HALIFAX, Feb 1.-The brig Yandalia, from Darien,
VA was dsmasted on the 4th of January. Her crew
nave arrived at Rugged Island.
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vIuN PLATE, sPELTEH ~ SHEET

II lhON, Nc
40 boxes Tin Plate, I0S ID, 1917 l2 and ~ 30,
1900 Slab Spclter,
1000 lbs American, English and Russian Sheet Iron,
pigs Block Tin.
In store and for sale by GEO. BAGBY.
in.29ts
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Destructipe Fire,

BUFFALO. Feb. IA fire occurred at Brockport this
morning which destroyed the American Hote, the bank
telegraph office, and houses occupied places of
business, besides other Offices, The loss thus far is
@9OOOO Fire still raging at last accounts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05
Virginia a Tennessee Rn,,road
Ia is a:s =. -lss...sl-4 $3.50

= = =,
ON AND AFTER Monday 18th January. Is53
- the Mail and regular Passenger Train will leaye
bynehburg daily, sundays excepted. ~ 81 Loci NJ
and arrive at Salem At l04 o'ciock \ NJ. R.furaina
viii leave Salem at O'Clock p NJ. nnd arrive IL
Lynehbug at D o'clock A'-stopping going nd refnr
4lng' at he toIowg places only, Forest Depot Goodies
Salem There will be Freight Train leayino S,lcn,
daily Sundays excepted, 81 o'clock N, and one
leaving Lynchburg at i O'Clock. T NJ To each I, PASS
enger car will be attached These trains will stop for
'eights and passengers ut Haseys, Cays, Forest De-
pot Goodies, Lowry's. Liberty Oak Mplpa. Bpf,rds
Bonsack' 5, Gishs Mill Big Lick and Salem
Slaves travelling by themselves on either train must
be furnished with two passes that one can be retains
cd IN the oce and 1t must be expressly stated on the
pass that they permitted to GO on the eara Free
negroes obtain tickets before starting of the tcl ct
agent 10 whom they must produce satisfactory evidence
of theirfieedom.
THOS SHARP
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IA
Il scriber has in his Spring supply of Cur
den Seeds his stock nrge and embraces every variety
usual wanted in this climate. They all fresh and
genuine mud dcc from the celebrated House of DAVID
LANDRETH of Philadclpha-ulso, assortment of
choice FLOWER SEEDS
Catalogues with almanac and directions for planting
and culture to be had gratis. JOHN II. SEAY,
feb 2-tsl Druggist
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NEW YoRK, Feb. 1.-The net receipts of Madame
nohags Concert for the benefit of the Home Sociey
amount to 1000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

BOSTON, FEB. ..
he House of Repre- sentatives to-day elected Hon.
E~ward Everett L. S. Senator. The Senate will con.
cur tomorrow.
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y. s. agricultural Society.
WASH NGToN, Feb. 9
The first annual meeting ofthe o. s. Agricultural So
cley, held in this city to-day, largely attended.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05
VHE LARGEST SILK, EsIBBON

FTNEAE LARGEST SILK, RIBBON
L AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YORK
Thomas Il. Steaths, importer and JoJb9 Of Silks, NH
ne1y, and Faucy Goods, 1872 Broadmay, N. y, Has
in and is daily receiving and offering the loves
prices. a complete of goods in his line,
prsing all the various styles and designs, consisting
Black and Fancy Silks, Marcelines Florences, Shawl
Trimmings Bonnet Ribbons, TafIetn and Satin Ribbons
Dress Trimmings of all kinds, Embroideries, Frenc
and English Grapes, Grape Lisses, Silk Cavats, GLOW,
of all kinds, Silk Lace Mitts, Bareges. Laces Will
Goods, Hosiery, L c IIdkfs
The undersigned would invite the attention of h
friends and the trade generally. lie will Offer great ir
ducements, TO cash and short time buyers.
THOMAS 6 STEARNS.
1G2 Broadwa,
Between Liberty St and Maiden Lane, N Y.
4 . .
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DLAs TER, Glover and Timothy

l. Seed, Nc
so tons City Ground Plaster,
so bush. Prime Clover Seed,
Is " Timothy do,
For snle in lots to suit purchasers, by
iano8ts GEO. BAGBY.
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RAILROAD TO WEALTH.



Tickets to be procured at the Old Established
House uf
AARTONS CO.EOTTERY IND EXCHANGE
BROKERS,
MUSEUM BGIIDlNa, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND
III ARlON Il CO, Toke great pleasure In presenting
VI To TIE public the following grind and Magnificent
Lotteries to be drawn in the city Of Baltimore during
the month of FEBRUARY The Prizes range from
the stnpendeus sum of $4,000 to the small amount
of - 900. The prices of Tickets vary from 81 10
$50.
To thaso who wish to for the smiles of Dame
Fortune, we safely say no better opportunity could
be offered 10 secure fortune than invest few dol
lars with in of those splendid lotteries and
our word for it you viii never regret il.
MARION 4 CO,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-05

YNCHRURG FEMALE SIENNA.
IL RY.-The next ses sion of this Institution VIII
on Tuesday, the first day ofFebGuafy nex 80
Terms as heretofore:-Ist Glass $40 %; Znd 90 Pts
Bird do $l5; Music $685. Latin, French c. extra CHAR
oes Roord s1O ner month For further particulars
2 .,.rs nav he had at the residence of the suhscr-
bers. i ,
jan 2l-d&e1m
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ARTICLES appropriate 10 Me First Ciass-Boxes OF hats,

ARTICLES appropriate 10 he First Class.-Boxes Of hats,
hornets ard furniture
articles approt1iateto Second Clss.-Boxes, bales
Of dry goods feathers, shoes, saddery glass; paints oils,
ldrugs and Liectionery.
Articles appropriated Third C1ass.-Vrginia domes'
ties sugar coffee liquor bagging, rope, butter, cheese,
manufactured tobacco, leather hides, cotton yarns, COP
per tin, beet iron, hoowware, queenswarc, castings,
hardware MARBLE dressed and other heavy PARTICLES
enumerated in special or fourth class rates.
articles appropriate 10 tie FOuth ClaSS.-Flour Tin
sacks rice pork, beef fish lard, talow and bacon, Gin
casks, boxes acks beeswax, bales of ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, marble, (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
p,a.t,r NOR so miles. 1.5O Salt per bushel J
toa of per Ger 100 miles 90 ofFfy pounds 10
WV iOs' zoe miles. 800 Carried East 70
Sci 7--dts
=.
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ANoTHER scIENTIFIC WONDEE

TIE TRUE DIGEST
I'VE FLUID. OR GAS
TRIO JUICE, prepared
from Rennet, or the fourth
stomach ofthe Ok, after d.
recfions Of Baron Liebig.
the great Physiological
Chemist, by DIR. J. 3.
IIongfiton. NJ. d., Philadel-
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


SUNDAY July 31-6P. NJ.
mo stock mari during the past week has been con-
sideraby excited aad at tbs close yesterday different
state Of tsiss existed than at the Of the week pre-
yous. There Bas been qui'e revolution among the fam
aes Sons Of 'tesasgs tive per cent 10 wer than
prices current ten days since and holders have been
serious Sufferers The cal stocks borne the brunt
Of tho panic, but doubt u of them have vet
touched bottom. Parker Vein muet experience q
rsacton and most Of The deprec .ton 1t has
fallen too far aoi aosss Of buyers wili without doubt
Gppesr end carry the market value considerably
above s pYoest poirt II to tho point 1t fell from.
fhsrc Is real value ia this coal stock than any
other Of tins fsncles tas lat, aud there Is very
little doubt but that is IL good purchase OF pre.cpt
prices, in ves Of epec aiative movement for an al
vance, 20 fsr 50 the etock a,rkos generally concerned
have little faith ia bsttsr pt,c.s M presen Onr
sps'cis shsirs have suddenly assumed dangerous po-
sitioo. aud tbs ompexou ~ matters ia Furooe IA mot
calculated "a Improve them. We 40 Mt ses hoy large
ehiprerts % specie be prsveatet Tha f,tura oa
not loos 20 cheering aud a, ul hope as f,rm.,Iy and
aharp ese 20 the msia sheet ready 10 let 20 at mo-
nents warning.
In the detaloetioDa which have han arh,
bi'sd By several railroad cooipauies IL tho non
sfdvidends have presented to mr. confederation M
bold practical truth that tho roads OF companies
ere eatrely overburtueped by enormous debts Ths
hudson River Railroad Con,pss, eonoeucsd the aim.
Guilty IL was the inevitable equepce Of the oompet
ton u has 70 contend ~h Ia running ~
RATS la opposition to the Harlem Ratios and the river
sss~@tss IL Is now reduced ~ certsin.y that this
@Asy W Asv0 - u . esAdiuA " ssapsasats ~
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CITY TRADE REpnRT.

. SATURDAY. July 3e-6P.M.
Asrrs.-About 1i6 bbls. wers taken at fu prices.
hsre ,emape IN the Inspection Warehouse to-day 254
bbls 81 al kinds. =
TRANSFORMATIONS va, quite bri.k and buoysnt At
me improved prices quoted IA lss The sslss
cd 10 No bbis .our - 81 50 81 82k; superGse M, z
a. 81 a2h sfSk; srdi~sry to choio, state a. 81 az
common TO good Onto. ~ ~ 93X IS Isl fancy ono
- leI = - 3lx; fsccy Ge,s - as 1877 q IS a7I.
s.hs itdsts aud Michigan S. 12If S. rs sxsrs Quo
~ - J, So extra Genssse SIS 81 81 62h Csostsn
wss wpdeted az 50 l2k per bbi. bat not dealt Ia
WIN freedom Some I 500 bhs Southern ehasgsd
hancs, AZ - 25 SIS 82H for Inferior TO choice
mltd snd good grsces; s. 62h S. SIX 'or IA
yoriiei ana sss7k 81 t2H for fancy, poe bs, Rye
uour Ieaued az ~ 20 for nne, xai 81 10 a o. To-
super IRE per bbt The sales 80 sornmssl ,ea 20o
bb' jersey AZ 81 06z; and so Branayviae AZ 81 so
row nsd ~ ID 62s or obi Wheat less la dam ,nd
The sses coDprss' 81 600 bushels (esrt last evening"
chiefly Western at III rs for red aud 81 20 Al 10 10,
white including SONS tsratisu ~hits la bond 81 2a:
AVID Upper Lake &C VI 90. r. needed &C $50 IN
offered at TIC per bushel Oats ssre frssy boogbt AZ
previous qwosstiops The ark.t ;oc1s. .
vgcr. The transactions consisted ~ 30 900 sn,hsj, a,
6Sko. 70bc. for unsound los 72s for mxed = IA
white Soutera TO- 73c for mixsd wss,era. 72s r.,
round wtie snd yelio~ 100 . 100 for yell,~ wssers.
and 7ac- (seminally) for GO Southern per bush.l
CorToN The faies 70 day amount TO coo Bales with.
ont change In prices.
Coal Anthracite was obtaeable, At - so q o. mar
ton. Liverpool orrel and nseded at 80 50
~ rs per cbsldrou.
CofYkH - Tba OPERATIONS enbraoed 400 skQs Java NJ
Dhc. IKE $50 Rio at eEc. 0zo.; ana $50 ia.
s.sao~, ~ so Lcr ID.
fEA usSe u ~ h0k re0sesA n tAteu eemerlasl
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AMERICAN SIK.-At Newport, Kentucky, oppo-
nte Cincinnati lere il unpretending silk factory.
II employs somGlalf dozen or more laborers, with
five looms, and ome one hundred and hfty spindes,
consuming annuity several hundred weight of raw
silk. These arapocket handkerchiefs, cravats vest
ings and plain nd plaid silks As far as possible.
raw silk OF AmeicaR growth Is used in the factory,
but the importe, article has u be relied on to make
out supply. TIC raw silk raised in Ohio, Indiana,
and Kentucky, when tolerable care is used, is not
surpassed by ay in the world, being equal to the
best Italian, (Which Is all consumed in Europe) and
better than any imported in this country. This il
owing TO the advantages OF the soil and climate,
wn,cn impart pcailar iusre and strength OF hbre,
one Of the greatest silk growing countries In the
world.
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L. g. = r. :: :. * Z: ;x =: u =: =:
so1s. No .s1 so.isd 4. - ~. $40. ana go 4ss
- beg.
At o. %; iso Ne. Atssss p.snus u 81 oSx - s.sss
ssroisss q e2ko 66s % bxs. shslsd sluosAs st
zoe ssd TO- Ooo iss. psi.s dIi.1 .p,ss 81 aga 40
FssIoxn To uvsrpssl, sbsut % oos bu.hs,s .Ass.
engaged, At 7kd 10 bulk sish sma lot ct Sd la
:sSp's co. 81. ss ~. ..s
>, Birth vs-ssi 81 Is -. th.rs sothsg .,
'Dpors.t :: cts., oorts To Glasgow, 500 bol' aSur
HAY escus 400 Asiss rivsr ohaagsA hand. 81 1Se .
500. per 100 lbs
HoIs we're Isasr, and stiBy hsA at sac $50, cash,
IRON Scotch pig continued In fair demand at $50 50
IArus E.s,srn In vsry quick request At 81 rs
Per tboussOd
LEAD OoIy limited busD.ss vas transacted Ia tb;.
line 1T SIS rs for Spsoh sc far Gaens per 100 Ios
hoLAssm -Sales maze OF 100 Aids Porto Rico st
geo = 27s, sDs 81 DO Cardesas, at 2lo. per gallon
62k So Is Tor crude per $50 lbs; aud a.; 49, fr
spiIits Ots per Rsllol. Tar was scAc. aud worth
in small psrosls, 50 rs psr Dbl Nothing occurred 10
rosin
Ons Crude WA stily held At sic for ~h.ls and :,
"A for spe, gallon Manufactured w.s uealtsred.
ss css. reported Of zoo e:;l' olive :. 81 is s.oa
raovMoss Pork did not vary much The sales In
eiodsd 400 bbs Western. at SIS SIS lax toe prime,
""o W. =" pok o0tos u ZlO CASKS mosss
wcie made ~ $40 6kc for shoulders, and Sc o. for
bsms par 10. About 2so obs prime Lard ssxsa ~
1919 lilo per h. Sales have bssn made Of slo bel.
Beet ct vsry full rates. Ohio and state Butter 10
better demand, At lilo. 49,, and 16c TO-, Cheese
readily fetched 7xc SIC per ID
cs Was good request at 20 75A 81 30 for ordinary
to prime per loo lbs.
SOAP "A lot Of so boxes CASTLE realized II c per ID.
SUGARS Tho business OF the day embraced 500 hiss.
Cuba, part at 4ke and 200 Porto Rico ut 81 6Aa per
ID
TAILow We heard that 600 lbs. prime obtaiaed
at l0kc. 1910. per ID.
ToBAcoo-sales made Of 90 hhds. Ken tucky. 81
7Ae Co.; ID Ohio iced esf ct To-. and % Con
hecncut 90. At pIivA'e bargain.
WHHKBY valuable The transactions reached
SEQ b0is Ohio and Prison, Ut $50 25hc. per gallon
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WHOLESALE MARKETS.

WHOLESALE MARKETS.
MHBoURxH, April 16 1885,
The aspect of market through the pas. week has
Been one oil lfmDs,s In the value Of III merch
diss with und,mni.hed oonsumptioa and demand for
all articles ~ general utility No quantity of goods p-
looking for advasced prices Stocks many pens
loo. that even arrivals hand IL
some time before any such s,cu mulAtioa arises ~
TO cause fall ~ am extent The increased nber Of
holders Of merchaLdse enables them maintain prioes
whereas In former tunes there fewer ohAunes for
tho dispora OF produce, AID consequently q smaller
qusntiiy gave q better supply.
Az undimipshed demand continues for all sorts AZ
bulldog materials. Inquiries numerous for si.tes
bricks tire bricks pais tiaber linseed oil turpsp oe
and paints, thus showing that pal Is bsug
IN permanent property ard yet rot ha fas eaough for
The requirements Of our increasing population Iron
mcbgtry Of useful character par axes " the advance
Inquiry has been mace for spades asd buckets than
some weeks Suitable sloss boots stat oosey apd sath
sn9sie iavooer have ound rstivs marks; tbs
demand being o1csssiye fof every kcd of rssy useful
Derchsnoise. Fire -four, f35; seconds, a32 bta,,
A. Cd; wheat Jos. to los Cd potatoes go to ~
osts 18s. Ia 2os.. msizs. l2s.
Spts bsvs Remained 0rm In vsne for all desc otiou
Brandy b.. b'eu taken ~ brought for ssrd Rua
DONG, ard az an aovsocs OF aboat Cd. tor g.o, c,
sin scarce ADD bigssr tIjcss gwen Wo.sey not
uorg. Old Too, wanted. Liquors IN ore In eema 10
higher prices bsing Iealized az Nes-rs Orr G., sale
than have bses oDisiped for time Wo-s resrvs
attention AT numerous buyers In the parkss Good
port Is readily sold in cask botts. Sherry Il t,acu
psriugy fair desend oobtiuuas for iisht siues
Pitt chsmpssne boush 90, per dozen 10 boud at Lave
saes Thee IN good demand for beer. Tho srrivsis
Rave been few, asd there very II tie Ia tns market
l'er a. hid tnsy be- quoted fl2 to Ella Dor hhd In
bette. 2ls. to 23s. per dozen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-01

BrrGHroy MARKsS jul, rs AT marset S25 bssf Cattle
40 pairs sc,ksy oxp 90 COWS and csses 500 sheep,
sod 32b s~ine Prices-Beef Crttie-We quote to cse
re-pood With lsst week about the prioe,
tsDsd for lpe quality, viz: Extra, 81 so -; drft
quality ~ ~ go second, Sc a SO SO; third IS So
Workir 4 Uten-Ssles e68 $780, Co.'S aud Calves =
saies s2a $50 shesp--saies, 81 rs e5 So. s<,as-
S-es o. ANAL Ls;s sko-ss $50 Co. Sxzis. pigs, sc
. "a Al rsAAl fsa 90. - loo.