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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-04

Tue MECHANICS FAIR.-The attractions
of the fair of the Virginia Mechanics Insti-
tute have been increased by the addition OF
new machinery and fancy articles. Indeed
it has been growing exhibition ever since it
opened. 1t was not exactly ready when the
public were admitted. The officers have Ia
bored indefatigably. yet all that their ener-
gies could accomplish, did not enable them
to complete the order and arrangement of
the exhibition in time for the day of opening
previously announced Every day, there
fore, has improved it and increased its at
fractions. Thursday, the second day of the
Fair the receipts were larger than the first,
and yesterday the throng which moved
through all the rooms were still immense
We trust that strangers and citizens will all &C
and see what the Mechanics have done, anG
we further hope that the Mechanics, having
proof of what they can do, will goto work
with added vigor snd improve upon theil
very noble achievements that are now 8
source Of pride to them, and a satisfaction te
the whole community.
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Wards hotsl, q Dunkirk, N. r., was deetrova6
b. Afss With aiItts contsnts. On Thursday.l
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N STRAY Fl RISE .-Strayed off
~ Yesterday, large, brisht Bay Horse. with
all four legs white and white face and a blenish In
one eye. Said Horse is very badly foundered and
moves with great difficulty and apparent pain ANY
information will be thankfully received and beraly
rewarded by Mr.. A. RICHARDS, on franklin at.
near the Old Market House. no 4-It*
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CIGARS, TOBACCO, FRUIT, &c
~ We are daily expecting per our schr. Miranda,
Capt w. B. Rowe, direct from Matanzas and Ha-
vana,
100000 fine Havana Segars of the most popular
brands.
so bales tobacco, part of which will be fine Hava-
ma wrappers.
l 600 boxes Guava Jelly, in /, ] and lb boxes.
100, 900 Havana Oranges.
200 punches Bananas.
We have sent out most excellent judge to select
the Segars and Tobacco and feel confident that from
many facilities in importing fom the Island of
Cuba, that we shall be enabled to sell tho above
soods at low prices any house in the u. States
Orders respectfully solicited which will meet with
pIomp, attention.
Terms-FIom 500 to $500, 60 daJs-over $500, 4
nonths for approved paper.
BURRESS BROTHER,
Importers of Segals Brandies and Wines 5 Roam
oke square, Norfolk, Va. moist
NB.-Any ofthe above goods can be shipped in
bond if required.
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nESHLER'S ANTI-PEkIODIC OR
~ FEVER AND AGUE PILLS-A certain cure
for chills and fever, Dyspepsia Neuralgia Weakness
&C., warranted TO contain none of the calomel, arse.
mic, nor quinine. Price 81 per box. tor sale by
no4 CHAS. MILLSPAUGH, Druggist
TOOTH SOAP.-Water's Angeles and
l. Haneps Tooth Soap. very superior and effect
uAl dentifrices for sale by
no4 CHAs. MILLspAUGH, Druggist
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COMPLAINT AGAINST AN OFFICER.-Mr.
|. A. Goddin yesterday entered a complaint at the
police court against Officer Seal for partiality in
reporting him for an obstruction and neglecting 10
report another obstruction to which his attention
had been called. The complaint will be investiga
ted to-day e"
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Inc New YORK Herald remarks, that IN
stead of the rich results promised to this
country by sanguine spectators from the
Eastern conflict, which, it was predicted was
to throw into our hands the carrying trade
ofthe world, the American ship yards never
exhibited such melancholy absence Of
healthy activity. The millions of European
capital which were to be directed to this
country by the war have not yet been heard
of. The Herald remarks: ave have in
some degree to thank ourselves for this, for
the capitalists of Europe prefer to brave the
risks arising from the protracted continuance
of the war, to the certain losses which are en-
tailed by the looseness of official manage
ment which prevails in most of our great en-
terprises; but it is also mainly owing to the
fact that as yet the war has exercised M
sensible influence on the monetary and com
mercial operations of Europe. And yet
strange to say, whilst we find the Eng
lish and French funds still maintaining them
selves-whilst we have official authority for
believing that at no period have the trade
and the revenues of the nations Immediately
interested in the war been more prosperous
whilst we have nothing to loose and nothing
to apprehend from its results, we are suffering
from stagnation of trade which has had no
parallel for several years past, and which
commercial men are of opinion will be of
prolonged duration. If we feel thus sensi
lively alive to each disturbance in the exter
nal relations of other countries, what be-
comes of our proud boast of political indie.
pendence."
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STEALING SPOONs-Officer Wheat, on
Thursday last, arrested negro named Harriet. be.
longing to MIR. Chas. Thompson, for having in her
possession several spoons and a couuterpane. the
property of Mr.. r. F. Darracott of the Powhatan
House. When examined at court yesterday she
was ordered twenty lashes for receiving stolen
goods.
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The BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE VIR-
GINA MECHANICS INSTITUTE are requested to meet
at "Corinthian Halp at o'clock every evening du.
ring the continuance of the Exhibition.
2-St J. w. LEWELLEN. Sec'v.
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

IMPORTANT TO Stock GROwERs.-In
looking through the exhibition of on the Fair
Grounds to-day, was particularly interested in ex.
aiming the splendid mules and fine breeding mares
as well as some beautful blooded horses. They will
compare favorably with the recent exhibitions at
New Haven. Conn, or Brattleboro', Vt
One thing, however, l noticed, which should be at
tended to by stock rasers IL they would have their
animals perfect and smooth in their limbs Many of
the horses. aud mules too have indications of lint
wiod- gals, SPAWN and sweeny their limbs These
defects easily remedied and removed If taken in
time; and nothing has ever proved successful az
the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
1t is also certain remedy for saddle harness CALLS
sprains, bruises or scratches and will remove film
from the eyes, even after the sight is entirely OBJ
s:urei.
1t is equally ecacious for any complaint of human
beings requiring external application, such a.
Sores burns. bruises chspped hands feet sore or
caked breasts, sore nipples piles, and nfallible
remedy for rheumatism. TRY IT.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD CO.,
corner Main and 18th Streets and by all dealers in
medicinees no4-1mw4t
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MONROE BUILDING FUND AssOCIATION.-
The Eighth Monthly Meeting of the above Assoca-
ton will be held at their room on MONDAY Ever.
ing, November 6th at 81 O'Clock p. M. The Treasu.
will be at the store Of George Saunders Bro.
during that day, to receive the dues of Members
The Board of Directors are requested to meet at
the same time. y. MCCARTHY, Sec'y
4-2t
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AUCTION NOTICE-The attention of cOun-
try merchants and the city trade s solicited to our
sale of Watches, yewelry, Fancy Articles, &c, at
ct sales ROOM No. "a Main street, this evening,
at O'Clock.
MOI LARUS Il SHINE. Aucts.
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misunderstanding & Rogers Cir
noon and tonight. All who have visited this place
of amusement agree that It IL the best Circus that
has ever visited Richmond. The horses are very
fine, and the performers excellent. The feats Of
little Joe Mejton, Ia climbing, balancing etc
strike every body with amazement the perform.
ance on wire by lady, il really astonishing; the
tricks OF the ponies the funny sayings of the clown
and In fact the whole exhibition from beginning to
end, keeps the audience In constant sens alton
Mr.. Willets, the treasurer of the company, has
made many friends In this city by his courteous
demeanor. II is source OF regret, to the little
folks especially, that this 10 thelast day OF the cir
Gus
twill be seen by the advertisement that the lsst
concert by Kunkel's Troupe, In this city, will be
given tonight They have been with us quite .
long time-ionger than any similar company has
ever remained-yet we are glad to know they hay e
been literally pafronized. 10 truth, they deserve
It for apart from their capital performances on
the stage, George kunkeli 10 whole souled fellow,
and Ford, his agent, 10 one Of those men whose &C
quaintance we yalue. The members of the compa.
N.Y. throughout are esteemed In their private re,s-
tions and we wish them all snccess and prosperity
wherever they may 70. For their farewell enter.
tainment tho Kunkels have prepared rich pro.
gramme. Go and see than tonight and give them
= . bumper at parting"
The great tragedy Of Macbeth win be PLAYED TO.
night 1t tho theatre We have before stated that
this creation Of Shakspeare b we'll played by the
company, and We do not hesitate to recommend
our raadcrs to 90 and see Il. There viii also be
essncing ~ the Misses Kendall, and very lsusha.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-04

PANY.-A meeting ofthis Company was held at their
Office last night but owing to the absence of the
State Proxies, an adjournment was moved and car
ried. So thatth next meeting will be held on the
10Th of December next
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-04

RON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, &c.-E.
Il fl. SKINNER, No. SO Cary st., offers for sale
full assortment of
Swedish fiat and square Bars
American rolled round fiat and square Bars
English refined and common English do
Horseshoe of superior quality, 1xtxs >IRON
Band, hoop and scroll
English and Russian sheet
Norway Nail Rods
MAYORS Cast, Shear, German and Bstered Steel
American Blistered and Spring Steel
TIN Plates, different sizes
Banca Tin, Copper, Bar Lead
Slab and Sheet Zinc, Wire, &c. oc3l
NOTICE.-The subscriber would re-
IN spectfully inform his friends and the public gem
orally, that having just returned from the North,
with choice and entirely new stock of FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, he is now prepared
to satisfy the wants of those wishing to purchase
their fall and winter goods at the lowest net cash
prices His stock consists in part Of the following
viz:
Fine plain plaid, gd, black and colored Silk from
Soc to So 90
Fine do do do Mousns, from lac to 81
Calicoes and Domestic goods of all kinds in great
riety
Heavy Woolen goods for servants such as satinstts
Kerseys Lnseys &C.
Flannels all wool Dorset and Canton Silks; Sat.
tin and Valencia Vestings, of all kinds; black and
colored Cloths, Cassimeres &c. Also, good sssort.
ment of Hosiery. Gloves. &c:
JOHN L. SMITHER,
oc 7-d1m No % Main ST., Richmond Va
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WATHMEN VINDIoATED.-The case OF
Morris Galligan. charged with having been disor
derly at Rockets, Tuesday night was again before
the Mayor yesterday. At the first EXAMINATION.
Wednesday morning, Galligan had complained OF
having been abused by the watchmen who arrested
him, and the Mayor had continued the case In order
to get some evidence, besides the prisoners state.
ment, on that point. Yesterday, Mr.. Puliam.
to the Mayor that be saw no harsh manual treat.
ment whatever from the watchmen to Galigan, nor
did be hear them use abusive language to him -
The Mayor decided the watchmen blarneless In the
case, and after ining Galgan 81 for being drunk,
behavior
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-04

TYPOGRAPHICAL SOoIETY-The N0vem-
Der meeting of the Richmond typographical Society
will be held at Odd Fellows Hall this (BATURDAY)
evening st71 o'clock.
mo- fit ]. M. FRANCISCO, Secretary.
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HELD TO BAIL.-Tbe Mayor, yesterday,
held Mr. Charles Regnault to baiLto keep the peace
Tor having assaulted the proprietor of strength
tester, near the fair ground, Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. Regnault gave the security and was discharged
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-11-04

ANOTHER RoBBERY.-A, gentleman from
Danville, on his way to the North to purchase
goods, was robbed Of 5000 yesterday morning,
while at the Richmond and Danville Railroad de-.
pot. He had just received the money for the sale
of some property, and fearing that some slick fin.
gered rogue might get it, took 1t out of his port
monnaie and placed 1t in side pocket from which
place 'pick" became possessed of it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-04


smr BUrsA vsTA cStrs Tor heeoarae -Aisa .a,so y z
before 80 frfE' eastern tl' -
,,fsss seIs wrecked CtFs Cod ssi yf 1s'sos -
a. ., ,fr,rrck from losrt ta1s t1-g MA Jas - =
r,sI l.sr heru.s 30 ieTsre tue gle i31 sssFJ s
hIesn cut 81 tOropes and The main ard mirea ePst
,,., ere csuied tvsy Ia The Eight ~. .hg barely
krg Filing Rip, ard II had ret been 1000 4e soe,S
J,hsi, hav. he'd The rsErs covered Wta c.
80 .or efthe BE- tasen IN and ssr cut Tay rom
1e ,ArSs Th- ~ the ship vas TICK py
dsrsge At thst she Preseaied i.I
LII az .Grss.be fsh belE covered with ribo7 fAe .al
h., .6S .esher expected act to Melbourne ssys
splP -Usis OWNS In going . sea iol htfe-oh ~
u u ship Bs- and put back eAEas 30 Daa LA''
i,rrurpr.y re ret stle t. keep her free -,
sp1 paper states ihst contract has
bed. the lLdsrwl.sls al tas shp ea10finlfe ~
az COZ YsIy Vhch sad esulany % reee4Ii o1s nIi
a. ri, otfsnsd The ship has bee d Tor
i ,,strs coutGuas ard charged their u 50 .
otal The pfltes shout 10 r.ks s1s SO save ,nt
h,f b - the decks n The seip c9nsjs s54s p9I
of tie .eeht resch,d VIII ne .d,rn a lsl-
,oree wrecked s.ived at Boston is ms Il 10" q Steamer H.
Sen la De IL TosKE Providence from Mobile, szPs.'
erc,d vtTy heavy ~estLcr tp 'a' sose BOZ u -
scHR c Paesoss which -shoTe chelsea beach hN
l,su got % With lcss " part of her shoe - ,
r,Nsrr az River "a With 24'h ut at Sale loa ~
" bF Token b. which TOOK CT tie "a ian tns
crew Tts he'd expeiisred heavy weather for eigit d
by the biz csd PoIif Juth IN the captain Of when YES
sci ,u PreVeutsd on aoas anything ~
sIoSy SsTp tom S-Tsln.h nl sai. River csush 21sh
at bo5t shd had t scnttd she had en-
hoard 81 hUsf els s. tEIes lime snd su15'
tacktrrs ~ 4rdse The tire which aTst discovered n Tor
compelled scue ne vessel The eSteEt
The srnes The sooT lesrned The Visitor c-nei
Dou.r AID r s Aus H. and valued q; ABOUT 500
rIon hlch tie have c Insurance The cargo wis also
ins..CG
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geap, Cain Trade Wind (sr yecalosh Liverpool rs.,oa
fs.rs Csnsa Hsfseles BRIG Saual J. Peters hsvans May
Elizabeth NcCoute do Below eosns uP-SaI9 saiSs i''h
Hstre Jare n 6hedsn
EcPFOtK- ca March 81 seht v raker Ee,y BsrrliA
TaILADI LrufA- At. Asnl . ste1 u'hp nekxsfe, yak
Ct.-ssn H.r, Esn cot,ashEE, Deep Crock Isabelle VII
PEOViDF NJ Z Ar Arl trs Warren Go5ss-d Winchester
Ts5trcrtt -rsr rfr Pshcsn WLitns Ne~.foFk sd sh's
F,beh DsyS.on Baker Ncss-noul Vs. iayoics Glover
Phi sserLa April sekfs la d a Tore LaaA NOBLE
WS Pigeon es Bsliraoe Wis Ne~por, propeller Oscsol
Naueh,sser NswTork STA seh Jres Nelson Wilson Sorth
Cr-ek 81 LucAr Adams YORK River Na Della ware: tiid
rs Phi,dsphi- Psnee Baker Aonose, WD,iow snd Caia
Hsvley. Jern,n NsW-iork. -, -,
RCCKPOPT, Ne Ar 2;s, sehr Eskrre Atk1s Nort.k "a
st.,sSn Eusrses Sal ed 18th + Casmioss Yea
ri, uirrtGu C Redisson Clark, City Pointi lsh Nay
= Prfsco Holmes ssrsnrah; @h Lsssuge, Alexander, Nor
k; I'd ssh, Aea, City Points 18th, Harmony Mao
Ayp-sla s9,h .eh. FINN, Furbish Kendall N--o
lssr. l. Al en-. Rho.Sos Aid Psa Jenny Lind, M,nehssts
saVtNNsH-Arr MArcl . steamship Augusta Lyon, York;
,efr Tun Persons Boston CID bsfs Macon, Mayo B0ssoa
81 r-spcis PErritt. FsiEchili. Philadelphia.
A. 18th schrs joseph James smith Phi, Mary b Pesa
Arr n rel 81 sehr North sts'e Horton. N-w.VOrf.
SILLIV AN-krr Mach - schg. Cora. smith, SD sehr
H.rtr.ou sire GeoTgetoEp, c
WASHINGTON " Arr March g. sshrs Rossh Resiy,
Abbott Wet Iacs Secretary marcy Eobbus SesYerki Pa
M.r, EHzstetL Price DO 2sb Dsnie Martin, - 90 s.a'
Goodwin CArle Cid 50, asrnsop seencer New YoTx
,chr Pacific FsTrow West Iudies: 2th Martin Ne~-
York Frink Frini. Mary Elizabeth. Price DO
Cunnfun Reckport Ne ca March 81. sctrs James Ha',,
Line No5r.Ycrk ABBY Gs's, Titbeifs B0.or.
CD March ST. sclr Echo Lsveen, SewYork April scnr
Wu, A Lils, Jcnes SeT- York.
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W haIerJ

AP.,t, FEB T. ship william RO.sh Mo;ssaad.r Is mos cat
ei0 % the William Wt Of New Bedford. 80 before reporei
th Gszee UF4u Nantucket 80 this season. bound 20 rac,
c5 o, Thomas March IS ,hip Heur, Sf,siand yad New
BedeId
rerff Geb 80 With 80 ibis 15 Do bLlsA oil
h.d .ts ~ n J. Is -.
Lever Capt Kempton OF stp WsTetiy, Of New Bedos
g that Be 90 b0s oil fa s1p
Cougcs "a hseht and wcalI sail foI k1us IN few dys
ieier Cart sherman Of ship Ceons Of New Bedford
Is hat be hd pa in hree pr@Vioui
for having sprung the old in ssle Of VIVID
W.. r ish bound Ohs 4 Sea via Gusu. Hal
tassn s, bals ,ince Csying -srdw'ch Is,lds
Letter Ca,t Handy II bark ellie Of Fsth.veu ssssd AZ
Rsvs T. epots her ready for"a would cruise b't the
Mil GROUP Had rot hale Leaving hons
ttrcr from Ctnt Jeris OF t.E H. Crsro. dated =
T. raac IL rorhs reports he fell bound home all
well =. NJ
Letter Ecu Capt Resell Of ship oyuPa, Of Ne B'd'fd
rerorts u Iah Jan IS with 5s board bound aOh
Had shpreG ~ bbs Vi ana - DO 'P OIL BY
ID. Tfftn MAYNARD. a. and for New Bedford
t,er Mhews of brig splendito eited NJ OaAo
+ b - rsrorts her win rs tbs IN DO blse. oil
lat 20 v, Ion IS IS Menkar fes'e OF aud Tor
New Btdoro, as obs oil! , ~,
- T. n Ion - 81 seen eefk hound Nefh
pvste su with IsrPeneicuar ttTPes red ~he sad
wits letter probably bark Ne"ton OF and ior
Ess-btdoro
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Foreiln Ports.

AtHsy,na Mneh shp Marion s.mpso1 for Co~es snd
io s.r. loso N Boston NewYork PhilsasPh, chsrs
te al so bid snd - 81 per box for small stow
sse anG IS . io5 % sc s me 80.
and Nort1 sea IS sent direct carries 5000 boxes
$3.50 bsis. boH. asisnsss for Cork ,nd Order.
lead uO'ts 6 Sea Bird 9eossd on Ter to tbs
lch Msry Goton oey-r for hsaoza' to load ;O'
So Geore o. Berruds Gath u ship Jsscre CONDEMNED ba
So a. ,uctcD 3 Child Harold schr d. aotOs
pee uIc sd Q. n. bus norman Nevens Thnidad
Arr ~ H.Itor March brig X ipH BHley, Boston
AZ PaeEo Mach En- oire, fork. for Neyors 400
ready bro Avon CAV FOR Orb about 5dsys. SD Feb a.
b,TkE G. htohb,rn Rsrdel Boston March Mlzeppi Bsad
iounE rrk H4rii1g for ston IN
I2ds.; L4.beth Means Fhney 6r SssYe'k and probably
Young Ne.Ycsk; 25h ts Kate Anderoa Lineten D. Mach
a. Ms.ss iiseh s. oak Leo Miller New.York 1oth Sailed
itb b. tns bee TArnAhi New fesE Ih Dr. BARK Sea Davis
sailed Gibraltar % ult ship Medora Ms.ury
.en Msnei, So brig AAsy. Nash fem Psermol New
sailed 20 The for cSaantiaoee BrS Hsfsg,
oH PaeIno OF beso3 r-.sa the Straits On The l ll a. tie
GLsov arch &C. B ship Aohoaso Cornish fJr Ph..del
Sc ts (Br rreEsy for B9aon Br briss Elizabeth No
WhiItsl iqr Go DO Esesn khls o ss~ iot y Mraut-
Csre Pininev, for Providence ds
Al Geeneek haen y! esEs COY brss' Haett from M.t~''
dssi STA euan CoF.Ls or Bo"oa org Anss A Tying
P,ne, fen Csfdtoss az lStb, dlsz
At Bueios Ayrss Jan 70 ship i. aym4r Carver from aud for
rolire John Murray w..atf, Boston, do Zooa Bal
ley sn DO brs tOteu Wing Gro CELL for NewYoFk d.
&c. psn Ias s s Ss No. 10 Bowers
AZ Il bshi. Feb u bsr, OGDEN age strong o Calao for
MGg.yers CHI ut b. big Come for Bosom leg
Al Cuba shout b ut, bark frances 10 ss
YoI brss Frontier Hoy fof do 10 doysi W BsGk
NJ HALIFAX 2ith nit bhn Vivid Kendrcs New.Yors ash
Halifax oBr,n BGon ?ih .e6 Ann Bird B9'ton sai wu
Capt Buke) Cd 9th sehr Champion, Harding, Boston
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FLOUR AND mEAi-The market e. rather heavy for the low
rather sse rueh but sood brands are firm ADD IN good
at ard in sood ,sau',, Car soi:n : and IN fair demand Tor
The Of Western Canal $500 bh at s7a ~ o fr
sns .Ds cSS os ia T. the sS S W
seIn for May and June AZ 81 Son herr fl,g hssvy PSl
saS 30. "a S @Sa !. 900, .r;s. Sn and
asa 81 for Bandywine Rye Flour gue At "a 81 ~ 6 O
GRANThere i's fair demand ier prime white whr.
s for ,kn the srht better the stock being sht sole, q
.slts BAILEY steady gIia,c plenty ,,e o SO bu.a
.,s and Wc.srn and tsssc jersey rye heavy .s. If
Con GsssI white and yellow . very 6I@ and IL request fr
sse E,s ard home trade nothing doing for EXPORT sales Of 5000
BIC Jersey yellow and ls for Southern yeew tho lA;tcr
wRSKYThs market da and heavy; sales of 100 bbls oo
and frh al &c pTaSSe 10 quiet and noHlus SIZE time
PboylsIoNs market much depressed Pork The
SO tts a. Si2osi2 = os Pilms and s4 s. asi4 tor Meat
ssI CAeass COUNTRY Meas .ad :; 50
s Fis Mes Cut a' I are sn sa.Ss ..s
q :s to. and LAas at y o Hams and ssc shoulders.
ssssc Bssss socaI Request e i.S oSio ana is sso
Of So y: seIt Middle. a. f1ais terms:
COFfkE The market firm but quiet psndns the auction
%7so bsss o % take place toaOsT0~ sse Isl Jaw.
i.. sShd. osss NSeoTsds At e snS p SAds
g. IS &C. 81 ssS Ss sa'' New"
MOI AssEsA sn aarte prices iAysr the buye- sales lao
a %a sss IS e. pS oG S.s' are
ne m.IS eed sales 40 bhls No sge SIC IS Smoked Her
Ia As- %VeV boxes a. &c Tor No l. and DO
or scale6 IL,
10 y, 1855 AZ S0dS5c.
sficTs~We have 10 note ;oo Ds Penang No Nutmeg. 1t
NAH st aus fOs Scotch F Sac. sflOo ,uas
LEAD steady ds.,Dd fair Sale. Of 10 tan. se.nA
HiDEs~ The market retains ts htmssss bot qast Bayer
re ecptepdirz for lower rices SICK Z!oeo
fEATEFReA fair den md immediate at fun
,irss barrier ary sht damaged weish watch scarce
"a the Teosipk continue very soocersfe 49,,
OILS-Ths meyket insetiys for En- so ansed bayep
,sisps further Europe sales @e gallons s for
hole e5deSc for small lots from so. Crude hale
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