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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

- The whe at meductiSsA4a abio is esti
mated to average 2,OOO,OO bushels per an
pams-af- which 4SiQD0 900 are surplus.i 1t i:
said that only abahf one-fftf >o5,fe+Aa.~lapd il
the State is undeft cultivation. While some
of the premium cPps exceed SO bushels to the
acre, the average yield of the State will moi
exceed Is busheA fy rt.a-t.a. nm. ...t
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

~ The Mirror learns that it is contempla-
ted to establish line of Packets between this
city and Liverpool, and that Messrs. G. f. &
J. Patten. will put up ship Immediately with
that business in view.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

" The mint at New Orleans il now turn
ting out some 100000 per month in new sill
yer coins, and there, as at Philadelphia, those
engaged in making silver money are working
night and day I; two sets Of hands being en-
ployed at Philadelphia.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

Our thanks are teIaered to Messrs. John lei.
ThOrndike, Charles King. and Pelham Bon
ney, Esqs., for an Invitation to attend the
Twelfth Exhibition Ethe Massachusetts, Char
table Mechanics Association, with ticket of
admission to the same
This exhibition, which is decidedly the most
attractive Of any, regular exhibition in New
England, will be opel at Faneuil and Quincy
Halls, Boston, until tie lst Of October. We
hope all who can wilLkvail themselves Of the
present opportunity d witnessing it,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22
nI Brandies Aad 6ne wines have advanced

" Brandies nd fine wines have advanced
fifty per cent. wtaEn few days, owing to a
failure Of the grARscrops in all wine produc-
ing countries. he vintage in Madeira has
been totally anniEahted. No more wine can
be obtained from Madeira or Oporto. This is
bad news ; for too, much domestic manufac-
tured brandies ana wines are consumed in this
country. What Fill wine-bibbers do.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

IL 1t is reported that there was a cabinet
meeting on Friday, to consider the Joint pro-
test from all the principal European govern
ments, except England, against Captain In
graham's conduct inthe Koszta case. The
protest is said to have been received by steam
er Franklin. 1t is also said that the Russian
minister has communicated to Mr.. Marcy the
Russian approval Of the course Of Austria in
this affair.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

- For the quarter ending Aug. 81, the
Andrpscoggin and Kennebec Railroad earned
$l6,O33 81, an increase of 1864 IA over the
same period in 1852 The whole bonded debt
of this company is ST. ,Ol5,O 900.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

At Ironton, Ohio, a respectable looking l3g
woman, Mrs Marsh, wife OF reSPeE'tD ne
mechanic, was arreste6 On .ne 4pF s,. y "
her husband, and lodgsH in Jall, IN aeiault Of
$500, to answer at coq4 = Az: Gnacge y assault
and battery with intentO al, Tor beating her
own daughter, child sven en years OF age, with
&c IN its recovery. =
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

- A market woman in Portsmouth, N.
H., gave a man who had +" told stories about
her in the streets, smart hOrsewhiPping.-
The irate dame had il all her own way, as the
object Of her vengence was a NONRESIDENT, and
the astounded public did not interfere.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

- Mr.. Cough is making great sensation
in England. In one place he had an audience
Of from $4,000 to $4,000 persons. The Lon
don Chronicle gives glowing accounts of his
speeches.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

The Ferer at Mo6ile-BuSnesS Frustrated
The fever continued to prevail dreadfully at
Mobile on Saturday last nearly all the stores
were closed, and business operations com
pletely Frustrated The Battle House has
closed for want of servants.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

DRowNED.-Noble Randall, son Of Benz.
Randall, Esq, aged about ii years, was
drowned near Patterns wharf on Tuesday last
He was missed at noon, and was last seen
playing about upon the wharf. Search being
made, the body was recovered at an early hour
"Wednesday morning, near the stern Of the
new ship lying there.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

PIRATES IN THE MEDIrERRANEAN.-B let
ters received from Gibraltar, it appears that
the Riff pirates, who have for years past COM
mitted many depredations upon vessels trading
up the Mediterranean, continue their lawless
pursuits with IMMUNITY. The only protection
which the mercantile marine at present de-
rives from the attacks Of these parties is by
keeping well in with the Spanish coast in pass
ing either up or down the Mediterranean
English PAPERS
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

81 Mr.. Miller, Of Washington, fell back
wards and died while praying at camp meet
ing near Belfast, Me. He had been power
fully exercised about the conversion Of two Of
his daughters.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

MEYERS UNIvFksUM.-Parts A and S Of
this beautiful workar received. They con-
tain views of The Presidents House, Wash
observation-disclosures, a summer resi-
dence of the king fsBavaria-Sorrento- The
Hospital la Saltpet4erre in Paris Koenigs-
burg in Prussia Iacerne in Switzerland
Toulon, and Porte So Dennis, in Paris For
sale by Sawyer & Magoun.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

- An English gentleman who has been
endeavoring to ascertain the depth of Niagara
River at the Suspension Bridge, has at length
succeeded. AT one point he finds the depth
to be 1876 feet
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

IMMENSE IMPORT oF.fRoN. There arrived nt
New York on sundaf,sfrom Europe, an enOr-
nous quantity Of irdF, viz; S94l tons, 544S
bars railroad. 1897 toni pig, "a ,62s bars, and
Is, 1853 bundles iron. A
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

LAUNcHED-On Saturday last, from the
ways of Messrs. Tflfant, Drummond & Co.,
a superior ship of 17p0 tons, called ''Emerald
Isle." She is owned by Messrs. w. & j.
T. TapscOt, of New York, and the builders,
and is to be put intqyrapscot's New York and
Liverpool line Of packets. '.'
Same day, from tie ways Of Messrs. George
F. & J. Patten, fhe ship of 100 tons.
At Newcastle, Ssh inst, by VIM. Hitch
cock & Co., finely modelled ship of 1853
tons, called the ssBeile Of the East.'' Her
frame is all white eak Ha
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

Chapman, the murderer of Mr.. Cozzens,
was arrested on ThEsday evening, slowed
away in barn. Mrs, Cozzens, the wife Of
the murdered man, is opt expected to recover.
She testifes it was Chapman who did the foul
deed c. is said to h#ong to Maine.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

We are requested. to state that there will be
Citizens Temperance Meeting at the City
Hall, Wednesday evening, 2sth inst, at 7
O'clock
Addresses will be made by several Of our
citizens.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

- DR.. Peck has come to the Kennebec.-
He has taken charg@Of the Gardiner Foun-
tain. No doubt thefP is an extensive field
here for his arduous ard self-denying labors
A great deal Of bad kuor is used on the Ken
nebec for medicine VI
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

u Quite an amusing scene occurred near
the bridge on Water Street, Monday. A
young man was being conveyed to the lookup
for disorderly conduct, and when in that vicin-
ity he broke loose from the officer, Jumped
overheard and swan across the dock to boat
where he for few minutes defed the officer.
to arrest him. Another boat was procured
and he was finally overpowered, and the boa
rowed alongside the bridge. A tussle was
here commenced during which some eight OF
ten of the bystanders, who had been called
upon to assist the officers were precipitated
into the drink, pell nell, by the breaking Of
the railing. Such scrabbling Our sides
ache with laughter at the remembrance of it.
The culprit was finally secured.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

~ There was great time at St. John,
~ B. on the 18th inst, on f" turning the first
sod" on the North American Railway. The
number of people present is put at $4,000
At the dinner 700 guests sat down. After the
health of the queen had been drunk the COVER
nor made speech at the conclusion Of which
he gave as toast, g The President of the
United States - which was replied to by Com.
Shubrick, Of the Princeton. In the course of
his remarks he said g that he had come down
there to watch the interest of American fisher
men, but he found that the steamers were not
required at all, and the fishermen, both Eng
lish and American, only wished that the
steamers would keep away, and not scare the
fish with their paddles.''
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

Inc annual convention of the Unitarian
churches in Maine, washeld last week A. Ran
gor. The services weA opened with the ded;
cation of "a new church in that c;,v.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

- The Hallowell sGazette appears in a
new dress. 1t wears asdecided air of neatness
and taste, and well mefits what it no doubt
receives, a liberal patronage.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

B The Secretary Of State is said to be
busily employedip answering the Austrian pro-
nunclamentO about Koszta. 1t will be paper
a Ia Webster on Hulsemann. High ground
will he taken, and withal excoriating. It will
be addressed to the Austrian minister at Wash
inotOn,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

We are under obligations to our neighbOr Of
the Tribune, for the loaf Of his shipping LIST on
several occasions, for which he EilI please Ac-
cept our thanks.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

C. The daily average number Of arrivals
in New York city, is stated to be at least So
600 persons. The hotels are all crowded.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

THE FLYING SHIP. 1.-THE fying-ship is
soon to be launched, aTd our friends who have
been signing for an eriM trip, can be accom-
modated. Mr.. Rufus korter, inventor of the
fying-ship, proposes a4'excursion in it from
Washington to New York sometime during
next month Will Express-man Carpenter
arrange for some ticket 4his way! t
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

81 Mr., Eddy, Superintendent of the Maine
Telegraph line, kept hs Offices open the night
Of election day, and Transmitted the election
returns free Of charge'Efpr which he is entitled
to the thanks Of the public and gentlemen Of
the Dress narticuIarIv
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

A bachelor recently left his boarding house
at which were nunsber of old maids, on ac-
count of the miserable fair" set before him at
the table.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

20 Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe arrived at
New York on Sunday last, in the Steamer
Arctic from Liverpool.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

- The ladies conneeted with the Elm St
(BaptisD Society, hold = Fair at the City
Hall this "Wednesday evening. -a a,a,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

GoDEY's LADYSBooK. The October No.
Of Cooley is as interesting and attractive as
ever. 1t is as usual, handsomely illustrated,
and contains many articles Of interest, partic-
ularly to the ladieSs.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

HE PANIC " BATON ROUGE. The stamp
ede In Baton Rdhge, on the announcement that
there had been three deaths from yellow fever,
must have been$errifc. People-at least all
who could-clesed their stores, dwellings,,
etc., In hot hase, and fled to the country, in
every descriptidh of vehicle that was obtaina-
bic. We copy ne graphic description of the
Daily Comet ofgfbe 9th instant
The Comet haa not been in the streets
yesterday morning "wednesday more than
fifteen minutes before everybody knew that
three cases OF thefmalady were reported Off
cially, in its columns. At once there was a
rush to the livery etables, and all kinds of We
hicles were brought Unto immediate service
and the unsapplied had to stand aghast at the
dreadful prospect Of remaining another day
within the limits of a corporation where three
deaths had occurreh in twenty-four hours.
from one of the corspion and well acclimated
fevers of the county. Although the skies
above were overcast with clouds, and fog and
mist enveloped as about, yet people in their
madness threw opeastheir doors and windows
before breakfast, and hustled the contents Of
their dwellings INFO carts, to be conveyed
somewhere into ths country, and anywhere
beyond the line that makes our city square
mile" .ikff
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Gastfrn Gimfs.
BATH, SEPTEMBER 90, 1853.
The Election.

The late returns, as usual, come IN more
favorable for the dekocrats. Everything, il
was thought, from tn complexion of the first
returns, had gone Ry the board; but it ap-
pears we are not shipwreeked ,saaniss
Sufficient returns have been received to
demonstrate that thd State Government will
be democratic, and that is as much as we ex.
pected or dared hops for. ~ - 81
The Argus has ieturns from 353 towns
leaving 100 towns and plantations, mostly
SMALL to hear from. In these 1858 towns the
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

BIG TOMATO. We saw tomato the other
day, raised BY ChaFosF F. Stevens, Of Chelsea,
Maine, that weighed fiOenty.four and one-ha!f
ounces! It was red, red ripe, and looked the
picture of Iuxuriouensss. Maine can produce
tomatoes as well as-other rich fruit in their
greatest perfection& We carried the Chelsea
tomato home, and Rgnd it answered our ex-
pectations.
Since the above Fas written, we have cut
the following from t.e Boston Post. We give
it up =
The Biggest. W. have read tales Of big
tomatoes-oue of wtich we remember, weighed
2 l-2 pounds-but dse editor that told the 3 1-2
pound story, shonldeee tomato on our desk
which, like modest fat man, bushes at its
own hugeness weighing t,co pounds and three
quarters, raised by Mr. A. E. Dubois, of Ran
dolph. M a5 1. sG
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

ANOTHER RAILsHAD COLLISION. The up
morning train on thea New York Central Rail-
road, was run into.a the depot in Oneida, on
Friday morning, by9 freight train. The pas
senger cars were smashed and several badly
injured one man, named Buckly Thacher, Of
Midway, Ohio, was.anstantly killed; Patrick
Wall, Of Manchester Vt, had both his thighs
broken, and his brother was severely injured;
John Vaughan, Of syracuse, had both thighs
fractured; Edward sJewett, of New Haven,
was badly hurt. The Coroner is now holding
an inquest. The express train is said to have
been behind time. H
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

UNITED STATES hLUsrRATED. Part Of
this work fully sustains the reputation won by
those which have preceded it. 'sThe Vest
contains magnificent views, engraved in the
highest style of art.Sof Wheeling, Va.,-The
Cliffs below St. Paul, on the Mississippi
Mouth OF the St. Ctpix River, and the city of
Nauvoo.
g The West" his the following: West
Point-The Washington Monument at Balti-
more-Hyde Parkeh the Hudson, and The
Falls and Bridge az Norwich, CT.
Published by IF .. Meyer, New York
Price SIS volume: Those who subscribe for
both the ''East" and "West" will receive in
addition a splendI premium plate.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-09-22

On Senators, in ths County, the vote !.
close, and it is still doqktful whether there /; i
any election. The sAlhe may be said Of
County Commissioner nd County Treasurer
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COMMERCIAL SUMMARY


ST LOUIS Jluarg IA. TOkA eco hago bot ard az q
.LEAuA sb,a p aa1 gs pFr Aus5 Al - So Is
met ttus tn 10 thu att" o eaf days " HEAlSsas 0l
Monday 10 sacks W -ma s ts de- AZ 3 ant u do ~ gf sckf
rurEed Tie m lt. which received from Grafton canal
To sJhi! Ter OF - sacks inferior
To- l8 uut'y a 70. We have heard . ri1L1 10
II uiapii Of the city still sending far supply ,COkSOa
Monday aas o. l0J So Is yell ~ i4c TIE only sale reported
n-Iaot Aoa3y sls of $50 ss at 4 li do AZ s and 42g @
shells,
NHskI-QH A1riyy sale Of % tuIs Raw 1870 ts4c To-day
20 DO ..rOYIStONSWe have nothing report
Hi- u 4O terces prime AZ &c. OIls Of Zoo
btANSr o p1 sscks At 81 % = buhr I'D ,auee 6 lD,..
HANSHr o. n bales prime Timothy sl6
pp LBtsu NJ Hdy sas Of II hds T Sugar 6i Il iu
A. l. DO. at ~ and 81 do. private tsrinthe
; Cte ~ $50 ibis pAataon Mcissel, not prime at e5}
time Iiar ~ bids fair ~ and 80 plantation Moas
sHl interest. 10 bids sugt At -FRElGHIsTh,
I 90 h river has reduced gtE, and Flour taken TO New
Orleans s9 bbl Pork AMI Beet G1 oil AMI Nhky
4uf Bacon Frwt; Lead .1' Corn u sack; Tobacco
ibid Hemp 81 y ton, catly IS i head.
LOUISVILLE January l2lt all LAY yesterday witch s5o
ilufevd TIA siue In Ba-g1g, pieces 1t
olr little done Ule OF The mills in.
otN 81 50 GreerR market tosaby sctye. sal % ibid
sugar p S. and " h At sale Of 200 bbl Mossses
sale OF 30 tG X Coffee at 94t and 40 tags IEuayra at los
Naiug done il pT05nz I'll. sales Raw Whisky
West Reserve cheese sells lois Sales l2 hid. T06Hr1U
- 3i8 Is, at - SOD aud Al IS o. Ire stock
Pre-, oa-y and buyers Several sold yesterday
brought em 5us q on die hundred since July Fris
changed
NEW YORK Jnuuary ll.FLoURlo0O ibis sold 35
Ng,iGu u a5 poiR dali aud unchanged Bee is firm Butt,
CINCINNATI January .FLoUR--Iower; 900 Mls sJ ,
- 4o.. WHISKY ct Whisky at iqs.. PROVISIONS
Nothing done, and market unsettled small lots Mes, offered a
ten over sb correct QUO ATOMS eanla be and Moas
! ~ demand aud
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Oh as bb without reis hoJor, u pbb
'or Branded Mess.
Receipts Of (le three days, 5oal blli--lroi ,Ifs
GREEN MEATsWe noticed a ~ 5.g1 - E-t Biaat, Las
ysek a,T1.e y b oT Hog-rouad.
BEsF-we qao's Mess at sis so@sA o. NJ ohts 2sGtl IS
gio co9s 80 = bbl prime sess At Ell 5aelg d
? tetec. 20 half bts Mess sold On Saturday sisi Is.
BUTTER AND cEEsEws qois iIui.f al TOO 49, sad
esae 9diO nj tho he latter including IN Monday %,
bosea or Tho Leste at ga.sAe y n.
LAnThs market article haa worn a appearance and
fri haze been decidedly lower The tnls Jmpilse, satud
end is evening" 90 Ls i0A same Sc,
4eg Prime Ne Monday bb and u~frps including soo Al
", 2tl al TO- ass No Prime Prime a
i0 cut Yesterday 50 bbs an Jb. az the anne
1865 kegs MOL at 1914 and $50 Prime, the Ls,es I1 H.
Receipts Of the three days, Gl6s bbs aud es and
iotts, equal 10 ls,25s kegs.
BACON-1hsre has letdaui or Bacon and with
odea supply prices have include On sa.a
lay 10 casks sie ~ Monday $50 o.s and eres including
IT. asks Ribbed Sides three lots ~ csa SHOULDER
eea Sugar cured Hams at ls@l3JG 50 Fancy DO a. md %
sehooloyl at lac AYE D. Yesterday cs..
hsre'= Fancy sugar-eured Hams al Id
TALLOWWe quote Western and City Rendered sfe q n
RfcE1he supply continues ample with moderate ses steady
pres1 On Monday lot Of 80 rS Carons sold 4o H. and
yesterday 1926 tierces, { lots n the
WHISKY market quiet
lev aaes during the past bp iaysa 20G 2e gallon ~ ecitad
Yesterday sss embraced about bt aeapg bills
goo oJa, and isi Raw on tho Legee' at II W gallon.
Recipe Of tbs three days, 1911 bbls-e4Po-, s7S.
COFFEEThe Coffee Market dull Dropping
Monday evening bags including Saturday 700 bags prime
Rio Monday $500, Of which 100 ~, 7so s5
zoos bags sold including 1900 at ~ 1870 at s sOO "a
100 skintnugs at 7J!G7xc e n.
SALTrle Liverpool from $50
conIs aud 81 IS sark fo Fine, delivered fec drayAge
HEAP-So saies got reported n cur market
LAlEIhs rhonas,on
d. o. 1900 hb Thomason sold Monday bb.
GuNNY BAGsWe continue quote ths article s6s TO-.
BAGGlNG AND BOPE-Ths been limited,
oahnd few lots at e6G 'or good Rope, and gJEGsi2t, o
kentucky Baggg OF India Tagging sold Saturday
NV cash but Yesterday active sprang ssug sae
If 1900 bales Of which 80 arrive, ny also arrive
70 ea, i35 arrive $50 x, mostly cash,
two tote, at eWh Tho market closed firmly E@ItH
tlr asking rate,
LEADING yetllar q no iranaaetiots ia market.
oiLs-ws quote hr Oh at gOssg = gallon .nsac oil may
quoted ami Castor oil s7sls gallon. Moady 20
Ibis Lard OIL sold
CANDLEswg copnCe quote STR Candles .Iy9Gs. h.
B1ASswe noticed sas Of 90 bha White Beans Monday a, q
POTAToEsScns 100 bI Potatoes soil fa.bc. on Saturday
aiE g5ebI
FREGHTs-The Freight Market opened Saturday wA irmrs
.pgae generally asking llisi to Liverpool doag
turing thai day and Monday ships continued fiug up H. at sh
'sts noticed shipment VI $40 bales Yesterday ships
AEen Tor iare A. ~ TOR 1fiestc At NJ Bd.h dip
Litarpod atli-1sl for Cotton.
EEc1ANGESptitg Bills have continued very ial while lot DO
meat. there has u demand a n qu0ia.oa4:
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, NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.



tY..xr. nay AI5.,t,a Jaur,r. n, iss1.
.0, ia, t.h5.t. n dine TO- our raj market .ncs
- IN t .i4I sf 700 ii portion of D. time laI
.....5 s.,,.. s4..s-lg.-. ri f. r.gas.t p,tH 40
49, I'LL. soar anil ,jaI,.a., have been rather 4.i,,,
,#..l ana i,..rny viii. good demand has prpyn led
~, tlh. 4sr ls .en 5fri hn Bacon ,a been frn,r
{r-..5 fyf al. iii Lilg l.lea II il price. G5la has
, t.r.. rave Generally tcu finn rri Exchanges Il'1.
|,r M 55 .g,r55l tle Nj ara, 7r tho CaaarI Ire
, % In That nor, ON tls ,l inst for Boston via II, tl.
ri ~ .s t,,, N, telegraph atI wosI probably base
r.t5 st .,r =ar.tpuod interruption n srsrb
ain r... iI South. a Collins ltesner have ler
.551I u1 fa, 5 lr New York may o5k
.,.r.. t1e l4tt.t f.tf oFtar yisk.
Coi'r,g-y. etH eaton Market at tho date o.
,is, wien tt .uf active appsarans the sale Of Fas lariat
embraced 10 800 , doing no aggregate week
1900 fales Saturday was ram, IIsserab dag throughout
m p,ytstan nc e,emsneg Of weather buyerH g
fss is t rs nd bg s4lss reached bales, The At
l7.s. frntg isis At. ON A1 las demand -o.,
lore 5as.l u isaell day advanced pgatsasou'
9pr,ts et m the bales price.
r tho 6r gfai BEING very @ t1 without apy change
for tho Vtilre H lRur qai Yesterday factors pas a
r,t,s va but m aye .pa cooperate Ayanss
and A sails 1y aiss, making total business q a
three days 9s Uu p 1dyaasa lo= correspond with
The closing rnts.
Tie receipts Inc three lays 1855 'Ass, against 25.9 bap' or
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BELIZE HONDuRASPer hr Oregon It's bb lour lard
k do 30 bags cocoa 100 kl powder Is bs coffee and suu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-19
LsTBACB r. HAzIETT.
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