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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-07
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MECHANICAL.
W. coNANT, WIN. A. wALDRoN, D. sErszEk,
New Furniture Ware-R0OnlS.

New Furniture Ware-RoOms.
coNANT, VALID RON O.,
VXTUuLD Re pectfully inform their ffieh a" '''e
w public generally that they are no. reeei'ios' ~
heir Furniture are Rooms, Mai st.. ie" u""'-
below the Norvel House their stock of Hose wood
Mahogany. Walnut aud other Furniture toge'ner win
a greet many arrles IN the way Of Hnnse keeping t'a'
re useful as we'll ornamental n have never oei"f
been introduced to this market All OF winch have be'
selected frum houses North enjoying the highest reih
faon FOR good aud faithful w"fk
They re also connected with their establishments
Manufacturing Department,
in which they have engaged sorkmen of skiinnd eApe
Iience, and therefore prepared 10 have nude 10 or
der out OF good eria, any piece OF furniture tha'
me- be ordered. They would add that tney are pre-
uared to nrr greater inducements to persons wnhtihe
ANYTHING in tie way of FURNI1 URE, than IS ever be-
been oie ed ia this market. And they hope 10y Us
duos attention business and receive at leasl
u portion oi the ublc pnt ohpge.
C0NANT, WALDR0E & co.
n. B-We would say our cid friends aud custom.
efs that continue to manufacture ut our old stand,
on b. dee St all kinds of T. bacco MJulds AMI the
Ike, AMI solicit continuance of their iayors.
/. mar Ii T. e, W. y o..
fINHf stBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
u specially to The attention Of the citizens III
yuchbure and the djuinine country. his large and
ID splenddassortmento BOOTS SHOES WJ
CATERS. &c., of his own MAKE
~ AMI which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
WAND of SUPERIOR woRKmAssHiP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot
Shoe rthe present will do well call
~ am determined To please both regards qualiI,
ind price.
Don't forget emil AT the store three doors abuve tls
Franklin Hotel, and nmediatey opposite the Ctzen,
Savings Bunk. +. r. GRIMALDL
dec Its
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DlLLARD a. OGDEN,
GrOcers Il Commission Merchants.

Ofief FOL Sale Large Stock of Groceries,
tONSlS ING in part Of the following articles New
~ Otleans Porto Rico and Coffee Sugars; lava, La
Ruyra aud Rio Coffee, Iron Steel, and Nns of every
variety; Foreign and Domestic Liquors; large US ort
mcnt OF suple Dye ods, Hats Cnn-, Boots aud
indeed ever, variety Of goods usually kept in Grocery
house 1hrir stock Il the largest that il has over
been their pleasure 10 offer IA, public Feeling
fden they sell,s low ny house in TIE city, the,
respectfully solicit cal from their friends and the pub
lie generally, before pa, chasing.
WM. $. d. LARD.
WM. II. OGDEN
npl cts Opposite Tho Fariners' Hnnk
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MEDICINES.
VIII You Read the Truth 2


Medicine must have merit and great merit,io stan'l
IA the test of public opinion. No art Of can
Favanise worthless attrls as To keep up good
medicine. # il be not req "
good medicine will live, he popular, and ek
tend IL. sale. year after year, IN spite Of opposition.
The peo le readily FIND liz virtues, and the ume ,f
them psssas from m5uti 10 mouth with apidiiy
than newspapers saread H. living witness test
lying the medicine has made for him is Of far
more service 4 an my Newspaper advertising
In prooi of Shsi say above refer you
HAMPToN'S yE6ETBLE TINGTURE, aud its ef-
fecrs liz praise Is in the mouths of mutlndes. The
best men in country give their u stimoty to its
wonderful cures. Among them name Hon II
Clny. Hon. Rich N Johnson, Vice President of the
fuiied STINT T. with hundred Of others Capt. Thomps
Canpt-brother To The celebraled physIciun IL the
Emperor Of fronoe--wa- cur.d by IL of n disease OF
seven yeas standing after the skill Of all the Doctors OF
Europe and Ameria had failed rure.
TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman
.4nother cDREby HAMPTOk'S TLNGIURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor, every tohere, bear the same
Testimony.
Road the follow ing Certificate irem Lady, endorsed
II
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Cheap New Geods---Second Supply.
fH'HE Ladies' are invited TO call sud examine ~ fresh
A lot of Beages AMI Shalies, which have iu.t ,e
rrive!, by Express, this morning Also spl ndI La
OF Works, Sleeves, Ind Coars which will h., c
iered vry cheap Terms cash and one price o,l,
A. c. LEWIS, Excha &c Squar,
ny -" Lynchburg
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DOLTlNG CLOTHS-from No to 10,
ID warranted genuine, "a large stock always on hand
a. 10 q prices STIGLER MoELDERRY g. co.
iuly %
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THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

This Pow consists of two Pows placed one before
the other, the same beam. The forward one takes
urcw from three inches deep, separating the
he grass vegetable NATTER and lays its alice surface
down. in the bottom OF the previous fltrow; i the
hind one follows from four inches deeper and
md deposits its slice that of the forward
IL being raised and turned, the sub ro is broken and
mellowed, and spread loose and evenly the sward
r,n the language Of the State Agricultural Comnitter
o NewYork, in their report OF 1880 it makes II
seed bed almost perfectly a spade
We will keep constantly on hand large ortment
Of SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow AID white
Pine, Oak. Walnut, &c, which will sci regular
boat Wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber will
hnd it their adyantaga purchase hcS,, " urks
ley ca hive tpeh lumber worked and dressed to or
'ier, thereby saving the expense of hauling,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-04

CossAcKs AND OTHER CHRISTIANS IN THE
TURKISH SERvICE,-lt appears that the entbusi-
assn OF the Sultan's army is still undiminished
from different parts of the empire his subjects
volunteer as soldiers and desire to aid in support
ing his cause. For the first time since n great
many years, the Porte has accepted of, and form
ed, two regiments of Christian Troops These
are Cossacks form the district of Dobraia, in the
province OF Silistra, situated in the most north
eastern part of Roumea, between the mouth of
the Danube and the shores of the Black Sea. /,
is stated that these Cossacks came from the
banks OF the Dnieper, in South Russia and were
known as the Zaporoszi. During the troubles
which then existed between the Car and the Sui
tan iron lsl0,) they either took an open part in
FAVOR OF the latter, or, by their neutrality, be-
came suspected, and were consequently the oh
Ject OF the persecution of the Car The Don
Cossaeks, on the contrary, remained faithful to
Russia. Since their settlement in Turkey, they
nave been much increased in number bv desert
ers from the Russian refugees. Besides these
Cossack regiments it is said that the Maronite
and Druse conscripts.except from Syria, will also
be formed into detached Christian, land Drusol
regiments This is a peculiar feature in a war
undertaken by Russia, for the protested burmese
OF relieving the Greeks and other eastern pon-
Musselmans from Turkish Thraldom. The Cos.
sacks have always paid mere nominal and tr;f-
ing capitation tax to the government, on the
condition that, in case of need. their services
should be called upon for the army
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The Maisllalship.

The denas of the correctness of the statement
in regard to Mr.. John Amblcr'a resignation of the
office of Marshal of Western Virginia made by
MI. Faulkner and tho Union si,nultanoouely,oar-
ry very little weight with them where the facts
are known because both articles are evidently
from the same pen.
Mr. Amber has not himself authorized a CON
tradction of the statement made by "Potomac,n
the correspondent of the Baltimore Patriot-.nor
do we believe he will authorize such contradic-
ton, II is time he should speak out, because his
friends have either grossly misunderstood him, or
he must be responsible for thc"shccr fabrication
SO iiippantly talked about by the Representative
of my district" All we have to say about the
affair." having published the notico,is, that having
heretofore had faith in Mr.. Ambler's ycracty. we
shall do as numerous friends elsewhere continue
to do-belieye him until he stutifes himself by
a self contradiction.
J.. S.-Since penning the above, we have re-
oeved the Baltimore Patriot with Potomac's re-.
iteration oi the charge which we copy in anoth
err place. Chariestown Free Press.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-04

G. w. CARRowAN.-It has been stated. in
nearly all OF our secular exchanges in this State
when speaking of the tragcal end of G. w. Car
rowan that he was Baptist preacher and that is
now the general impression. We have seen it
stated since, that Carowan belonged to the order
OF hehukeeites, or Primitive Baptists, and that
he was not a regular Baptist Preacher. A cor
respondent who is acquainted with the facts of
the case in speaking of Carrowan says, 'No Ro.
man Catholic or lniiae was more hostile and vim
dictive against regular Missionary Baptists than
that same g. W. Carrowan." We trust that we
Will never again see such n character blazoned to
the world as Baptist minister and that some
writers would be more careful in future.-N. C.
Bib. Rec.
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COMMERCIAL.
IrRoM THE sEw-yoRK ECONOMIST.
New York Markets, Dec. 81.

FLorR-1he advance in freights to Great
Britain during the week has sensibly checked
the shipping denand,and we notice greater firin-
ness in the rates to linyre, but this has not
checked the demand. Since the arrival OF the
Africa holders have advanced their pretensions
Isle per Dbl. at which n limited business has
beea DONE Holders exhibit greater confidence
in further considerable advance than at any
time this season. The fact Of n further rapid
advance in France, with large arrivals, present
and prospective, confirms the large estimated de-
ficiency made by early in the month
The most important intelligence by the Africa
we notice is the fact of the great deficiency in the
weekly deliveries of the farmers throughout the
United Kingdom. For the week ending Decem-
Der 10, they were 10000 quarters, against l2l,-
900 quarters for the corresponding week last
year. The better grades have been in fair de-
mand for export and the trade and have rapidly
advanced still holders are not free sellers ut the
advance. The inquiry has been mainly for Liy-
erpoo and London. The sales reach $500 bbls
closing buoyant for common brands at 81 653
Southern Flour has been in good demand, main
" for Great Britain; but the rapid advance in
freights, and the advanced pretensions of holders
have restricted the transactions.
The exports of Flour from New York to for
egn poit9,f''. .s s.nar Is53 have been . II, $50
barrels, valued at $ll ,96l ,}1s, against I,@oo,oos
barrels, valued at S5,576006 for the year 1852.
WHEAT.-Wheat during the week has been in
animated demand, but the transactions have been
materially limited by the extreme prices demand
ed and the absence of supply of merchantable
samples. The export demand for Prime has
been mainly confined to France. Our stock is
quite meagre, about one third of which is Prime.
The exports as far as made up, show excess
over the same month last year of some 1,120,00O
bush, and commence the year with u
stock smaller than at any time since the compile
ton of the Eric Canal.
Prices during the week have ranged from 20
to 2for White Genesee; but the adyces by the
Africa have impaired great firmness to the mark
ct, and holders very Indifferent about selling
unless ut material advance on extreme fig
ures. Since her arrival but little has TRANSFERRED.
The exports of Wheat from New York for six
months from LIST June, 1853, were 6,1S4, 402
bushels, valued at So }ls, 1903 and for the cores
ponding period of 1852, 2,679,707 bushels, val
ued at S2,744,427.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-04

To Merchants, Mechanics and others-As 4
Is now nou tbs time when Merchants and others are
wishing 10 have Circulars, Cards Bill Heads, Bills Luz
ding Posters &c printed respectfully call their
attic ton to our extensive job Office, which is supplied
with almost every variety OF tyne-cmhracing all the
latest slyies--fram the Northern foundries
Our sortment Of Cards-arge und small business
and whiting, pain and fancy-cannot be exeeled
All work executed ut short notice and nj the lowest
cash prices. A call frtm those desoua Of nrocurinr
an, description If printing is respectfully solicited ut
"The Printing Office " Ord door below Tho Pas, oc
fee. JOHNSON Il VOOLFOLK.
N. B.-Wcddng, Party and Ball Tickets and Wis.
ting and At Home Cards pri ted in the neatest posi-
oIe stAlP. jan div
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TO THE PIjBLIC.

vUNllE undersigned who carrying the plasterng
l. business IN the city # Lynchhurg and vicinity
take this method inform their old Patrons as well
all others who may hive thing do in their line Tint
they obliged 10 advance the price of work small
fraction folmcf
1t be o5viouto all concerned that great neces-
sity impe- Ms 10 this course.
No movement of this character undertaken,
bur that itme the opposition of the public and eyed
their disaprrobation Thrreorewe examined the ground
very carefully upon which we hope TO fix claims
public avnr IN this our present pos ttn The rapid and
permanent adcance in the prices Of all articles OF living
incnd House rent Taxes. &c. &c. but more espe
Gully IN every description of material and abour used
satisfied that either had to abandon our homes und
cherished socatons, for other locations that offered
proper inducements and rewards for abour, ask at
the hands of be'a public the proper remuneration
for our service. This do:
OUR RI lES from this date will be thirty cents for
all two cont work. md thirty five for oil three AT
work. One coat work twenty five cents finished after
the trowe Cohiee Pew square foot 81 &c, and nr each
running loot ct ornamental work in cornce one shit
ing All outside work or stuccong viii be, hereto
tore hy cents per squire yard. In conclusions, we
wish to1di that M abatement can be made in any of
the prices, by either of without violating our word
and honor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-04

The National Intelligencer hopes that if Con
gress does not buy Mount Vernon and the Stnte
OF Nirginin does, that Congress will present to
the State n suitable monument for the venerated
spot-a simple white marble column, lofty enough
to be seen from the city which bears his name,
and from which every visiter of the metropolis
could direct his eyes and say. "there is Mount
Vernon; TINT is the tomb of Washington" This
moreover would redeem the pledge made by Con
press i'm I19o
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-04

w BY aticolar request of many citizens. the
Beautiful Panorama of the Pilgrims Progress
viii r'mn'n ONE DAY MORE This "wednesday
nghot the Old Presbyterian Church. the Tabloaux may
be for the last time Ii.n4lt1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-04

in geology and the branchesef natural philosophy
and chemistry have revealed, should be made more
readily accessible to the popular demand The
want of such knowledge 20 direct and assist the
practical experience of the cnltiyator Of the soil
and the absence of the healthy stimulus which the
union of these impart to the profits of agricnl-
ture labor. are evils whose bghting traces are
everywhere pereeptible in Virginia. And more
will deny that il is the duty of the State, at least
to cooperate with private enterprise in their re"
moyal. This is all that is now asked
The State Agricultural Association, organized
during the past summer by the patriotic laoors
of few individuals. will do much towards dliin-
sing more enlightened spirit OF improvement
among the agricultural masses but any one OF
the propositions which have been lying UNDECIDED
before the Legislature, for the appointment OF
State Agricultural Officer, If favorably acted
on. will give the Association an invaluable asss-
tant and the agricultural interests Of the
State an auxiliary the profits of whose labors
will exceed hundred fold the necessary expen-
dture for the appointment. The direct patronage
of the Legislature is only desired, we presume, in
.''sting such an appointment and If that body re-
gard public sentiment ana ao..--- 4. &c ~
Constituency u VIII no longer ntsllhte III It's NC
ton. The duties, advantageous TO the main in
dustrial pursuit of the State, which such an officer
would be called on TO perform, have been so
often enumerated that it is unnecessary for rs 10
repeat them. But if his abors were confined
only to an investigation, by analysis, of the
Chemical composition and the capabilities Of soils,
the economy of labor thereby produced, IN the
process of Improvement adapted TO each particu-
lar location, would rebound we are porsua-
ded, more to the public benefit than all the polit
ical harangues, costly ms they have been, of tho
last dozen years. We urge then the expedency
of prompt Legislative assistance to this great in
terest. The spirit of the age well us of common
sense demands it. We now claim to be people
of practical improvement, and can point to works
worthy of the nations energies but is there not
something absurd in the faet, that with so many
millions applied in opening facilities for Transport
tdtion,not dollar has been directly expended for
producfioni The husbandman, instead Of i'm
proving his exhausted fields, who should use his
available capital only in equpping magnificent
teams To carry off their scanty products-and
should then boast Of his works of improvements
would be mildly esteem fool But we shall
not urge the analogy-the fitness of It's npplica-
ton, well the subject itself, we now leave to
the judgment of the Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-04

- r. LlGGAN & son, Uphill. tEsrv#ssxss>
~ sterers. Pape' Hangers. Mat F1l1ss1.slE
tfess and Rope Manufacturers. Main C
Street, Two Doors below the Market house, Lyncibnrg
Va, keep constantly hand and make TO orrcr Gull
ed Hair, Lbuck, No S. Cotton, Wool and Spiral spring
Mattresses made by MrLooe.ai dRope every descrip
tInr. We hive in employment some firstrute Cab
net We Lnell and intend 10 keep hnnd supply of
fbRNlIukE, ut our own make and also Northrn ulsn-
acture,-surh n Bureaus Sofas Wardrobcs Be,!,rcnds
Ch'lrf, Doublennd Single Lnunges,-l000 iiensteais
now ON AND. We ask tic attention OF nil .lo navy
want articles in our line and pledge onrse to sell up
on as reasonable terms he obtained in his or m
other market 70 Special attention given to the re-
pairing III furniture. (i"n d&c,s)
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ARGE SALE NEGKOEs.-A

ARGE SALEOF NEGKOES.-Alth
- request, and l'y The consent of The eeatees for te
purpos" {" distribution the subscriber will sell t cash.
TO the highest bidder, Lnyineston on Tuesday bs
. LIST day OF January al tie negroes belonging to
le eslnfe ct wi lliam IA Digsc~ dec d. The are about
my IN number, consisting # neI women buys ard gus,
among them three valuable black smith, md good
rough carpenter.
hisp"ooable he snle may be made ON a credit Of ou1
months the purchaser giving negotiable notes sas6eto
ril, endorsed.
ALEX BROWN. Lat, SHERIFF.
Nelson. D. rs snch Admr Of VIM H. Digses dprd
ALL persons indebted to he state of VIM H. Dgga
are requested 10 maxi immediate pay nent. as longer
diligence will not be given
Jan ct3 jan A. b.. late sheriff & sTmr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-04

NOTICE T. 7. NORMAN, of thel ic firm Of
~ Moormnn & Martin, would inf rm the friends and
Gust 4mers of the nIe firm that he will continue the
Grocery and Commission Business,
AT the Cd stand of NJ. e. where he will make every
exerton 10 give satisfaction his friends customers
and The public generally
He VIII keep constantly on hand large and well Sc.
lected stock Of GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, &c
20 Spectral attention paid To The sale or forwarding
ct Tobacco, Wheat, Flour, Ne, &c.
JANET Tt1DS T. MOORMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-04

4 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS far

II SALE.-I will sell at public Auctionon "Wednesday
the 18Th January, 1854, at 3 o'clock, Building Lot.
fronting 10th Alley, tev ard 9th Stre" being tb
lower portion of the lot, present occupied BY
Hill McCraw, Esq. Terms made known on day Of sale
dec 10 dtlsja BENJAMIN j DUvAL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-04

OsT--Snnday lsi, on Mnin Church Street.
IL GOLD SLEEVE BUTTON. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving it ut the Virginan Office, the
house Of the subscriber.
ian 3 2t DEXTER OTEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-04

MEDICINE CIESTS-A few Medicine
IVA Chests .r Plantations and Families just hand
These chests urge and commodious-the bottles
distinctly labelled with book Of directnn- for the
of the medicines Carefully and neatly fitted up with
prime medicines at JNO p WEIGHTS
}. H. THOMPSON, Druggist. Nerc Drug Store.
jan BITS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-04

MONEY WANTED-$i5OO Wanted
I'l 10 borrow for of tn ec five yeras Fifteen
Hundred Dollars secured hr trust deed on prop
ery worth doule the amount and the interest to be
paid semi annually For particulars address
@. Z. O.,
ian 3.dlw L,nclburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-04

J. T. WOODSON
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
N returning his thanks his friends and Il public
at large, for the very hatiering encourng of
the past year. would also remind them that hr full
ly prepared and determined them All
painting, either House Sign ted Ia is care
shall receive Immediate attention and be we'll and faith
fully executed. A conlinuati, Of their very liberal
support is earnestly solicited for the ming year.
~ Pain, Shop AZ the Old Stnnd neor StabIer g. Co.'S
Drug Store.
jan 3.dlm J. T. WOODSON.
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coMMrRcIh INTERFERENCE.
LINtF-Nnl Markets

lfhf RPfO4 triaT ffcia
Corrs~i.TA- s1,e~, NOS, Siorl P-nc Eica -s.s'
hi ia tis 4aafkef Close pfccs Tery
st's - "a hAgs, o. Fhie1 secots
took $3.50 s-ss iTuefaly sss and etpor er - eies "a
private bc s'use r. L2sepoF stats tha tn-'
ss,ss q spe 6C0 and 1903 Il
ugod etcry via3s n're he'd zen 40 arse
C,tcI he wtek IL cft,g quote 4r u ~ y o. No
To-. 1ht stock IL afpuel ssascd o 10 bal's,
WI CD h lt fan sycsu 81. o.. .
BaFADsTUFrsf Brown : fpley Co. In rtr CUcatf
Lrcsd i acv n tue iorc Part e. wcak
The Llvefco however ns With los sty aftgs
AIT reduction rom the pad A. the nsl ~ "a rocs
III, co,lar t'ss FRIDAY s AlEauce sSe the sail
White Wheat rote1 a. % 4ql ed, 10 g. We rrn Csns
Hour 81 -iu.go phiAdep, OAo ani Car ~ 81 50
white Indian Dcn 81 yellow ~ m.zed, a. 10 Ihs ui-
u y breads l1 - the week were Wy laEfd
IuoVs Ties had been ns sset amount hsl1ess
ole Besf reduced Sas %. ~ tnrces
tbs c5 h2 h inc only tssbeen transtt " r0k
share sustained ltgfer prices - been
raid or Bacon ras''o q for new hat the
dean nd Lad has been g. no1sgate al 81
ralow hss been aerahy advanced ard feenoas nov
GrCted e. 81 as.
Ih bro.s Oicus- reports active 81 for rsund
RESIN 10 csrsscd q oid is 9 npos
SCRFENIINE- No sales SrraT5 IuRrENr sNNke dun laLs
PAR vi the he heavy but ~ reeep, of al
Chua had sized scy - - tho marses aud
closed FIRM tOngocs 81 kle market 0riy
s1rptd ueny - not been
coEsd, fable Of business tcffHe-Ihe msetb
tim by Prc's The sock 10 dsi haas
tCiuced The p0-a ffom Manchesc favorable
srd pficts have siaht > ifuf soved
London Aensr reports degree Of activity
colonial Predace kets .USsR a1d COTErs
Lad been IN demand ~ prices Flour .nt WiS,t wets
white. 6 81 American FLotsf 3l pitf q bb
Tie in and blfs sqtcd a. 70 10
numbers G. CossER continue. in ga demand ira
prices.