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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-08
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR RHEU MA1ISMCa
Pam iii the Side, Hip, Back, Limbs ard JOINTS: Sevt
Kings Evil, While Swelling, Had TumUTs, St.B Jolnn,E
all fixed pans whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain Cannot exist.
1t has been beneficial III cases U weakness, such asu
ard Weakness IN the Stomach, Weak Limbs, amniU"
Affection of the Lungs thelr prInaly stages II dtt
inflammation by perspi alton.
James L. Boyd, Pickeps dstllc;, South Carolina. itsh
that, by lis alone he was cured OF hhcunathm y
of his knees, OF several years srardng.
he following handed Us by respectable lMscE
Georgia
Messrs ScOvill & eud:-Gents: have been rising ga
Liverwort ard Tar Hebrew Plaster very sivey nf
practice for three years past, and it is with ptasle a
my belief their superiouly all other nitcl
which am acquainted, Tor the purposes for which ha
recommended. The Hebrew Plaster, especially, san V
versaI Panacea for local pairs have also found II ap
excellent local application for Spains and BIliScs Ivy
universal satisfaction wherever ust d.
The following commentator is from all agent letdgt
Trenton, Tennessee:
Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn. Nov. Z l@
Messrs. ScOvi g. Mead--Gtnemen The Hebrew To
is becoming popular in thissection. here is lady
county who says she would be without tins fraah
five hundred dollars year. She afflicted for some
with an enlargement of the 81 leen, which gave her
deal OF pam. The swelling and pam had eXtt ndcd pm
to the armpt ard occasionally she could scarcely bH
She was confined for consider able TINE, dhGmg whd
was attended by best physic ais, GnthG Z
her no relief. She procured a box OF The Htbnw lH
and it relieved her almost immediately These fachYes
liberty you think pr0pel-they are sLbsnh
true. Respectfully, yours, &C., ,,,e,s,,, ,,,rr,J
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SIENNA FIGS.

4 GREAT desideratum in families and to persons
n suffering from habtuai Constipation, being an
agreeable and efficient Aperient quite palaable, and
free from those principles, which make it a
matter of much difficulty to administer medicine
children. For sale at
SCARF x cos. Drug Store.
Feb Is, 1855. 3O-tf
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" A VOICE FROM GEORGIA. q

Read the following testimony from Physician
Genemen-Your Hebrew Plaster has cured me Of
of which have suffered for twelve years past iuns
period abored under affection OF my Ions and Soc
tired many remedies that my own medical e1feefgl
gested, but without Obtaining relief At lengh us'
Plaster, and by lis good effects ente!y cuISd
recommend the Jew David or Hebrew Plaster to oil W.
suffering from contraction OF the muscles or peImanep
in the side or back
The people of Georgia have but to become acquana
its virtues when they Will resort 10 It's use ours
M. w. Wakes, ~
Forsythe, Monroe county, Oe'P
To Messrs. Scovil g. Mead, New Orleans, La
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Save YOUR Costs {!

THE Notes and Accounts of the late hrm of A. Be
thune Il Co. has been placed i'll the hands OF D w
Davis ESQ for collection and settlement. Those IN
aebted either by Note Account requested to make
an immediate arrangement further Indulgence CAN
30. and will not be granted -
ALEXANDER s. JOHNSTON.
April 7, 1855. JOB
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SAVE MONEY.
READ THIS ADVERTISEMENT, ONE AND ALL.
To Merchants, Planters and others.

HAVING become permanently loeated in Charleston am
prepared to do anything the line OF general Agency and
Commission business entrusted me- intend giving the
Of my time to ne films Of 04Hy %LGers
Bouts Shoes Drugs Paints, Oils Fruits, Liquors, Books
Stationary Fancy Goods or ng else d Ina can be TD
arrangements that l have made with the leading Houses
dealing the above articles shall be able to make purchases
on than the Merchants Planters themselves
could thereby only saving them the difference IN the price
of the article but also the eXoban expense OF
time and trouble attending visit this CITY, VIII also
personally attend selecting Packing, Marking and snip
ent goods avoid al mistakes and damages which
| generally arise from of little attention. ,
In addition to the above will also attend to the disposal OF
any produce that may De shipped to me- And persons oe
sros making Shipments OF produce OF any KIND had 9eer
write to me ard will give elm every information as regards
the Markets oil Packing and how to ship them rom
nv long experience n a general mercantile business h!k
can give perfect satisfaction to all and SUIT the most asd
Gus taste selections. Give trial is all ASK or
nv services shall require moderate COMMISSION not cX
ceedng per according the OF The business
| DAVID NJ. GAZLAY.
Office up Stairs 225 King St. Charleston S. c.
March 9, 1855. 53:ly
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ResDectfulIy Yours I!

nuE ursetIed business of Pritchard & Caldwell, for
1 1854 has been placed in the hands Of s. W. Davis
for collection nd settlement Those indebted Tor that
wear will be doing great favor by closing their Ac-
counts Immediately as have invariably cash to pay,
and Money now, all must know, IL hard thing to
borrow" " Du,r
PRITCHARD g. CALDWELL.
April Z, 1855. oSF
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&So R e~ard:

OK RUNAWAY from the subscriber on the 3rd of
{Av February last, my negro man ISAAC. He IS
a about IS years of age, about5 feet or inches
- h1gh is of dark copper color, tolerably high
forehead, cheek Bones little projecting, and think
his eye teeth little defective. Said boy weighs about
los bs., quick spoken, roerably intelligent. When
he left he wore common apparel, such as common
laborers usually wear. | will give Twenty Dollars
reward for Isaac, delivered to confined in any
Jail SO get him again, or will give Fifty Dollars
reward for him with sufficient proof to convict any
white person of harboring him. bought said boy of
Julius Alexander about eight years SINCE Mr. Alexan-
der lived II ii miles south west of Charlotte and
think Isaac is srolling about through the country
where purchased him.
T. M. HAMILTON.
Whites Store, Arson County, N. C.
March 9, 1855. 33-tf
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Notice

AJY Notes aud Accounts having been placed in the
nj hands of 5. W. Davis, Esq for collection, those
V no are indebted tn Individually, as one OF the
old firm of Steele & Harry. respectfully request
cd to make settlement by April Court, ii not
\. c. STEELE.
Feb. 2, 1865 2S-u
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Fresh Spices.

Fresh Spices.
PPER-whole and ground.
ALLSPICE-whoc and ground.
CINNAMON, d" "
GING ER-Race and jamaica, whole and ground.
NUTMEGS; Mace; Mustard in !, ] and lib. Tins,
Just received by SCARR q Co,
NH 80 Druggists.
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Right Side Up.

NHAKLES i. EBERIiAKU q CO, arc S'''
" on the
BOOT AND SHOE MAXIM
at their old stand two doors below Parks & Hu'.I
Store, where all work wanted in their line 0~
tanned. =, !
NJ All kinds Of READY MADE WORK % I,
and for SALE Also, superior OIL BLACkiHvUs,5S
wholesale and retail, manufactured by [. 1. ~
u All persons indebted for last IT, year are y,
TO come and settle their accounts. We must have
''.''' S''N $50 G. II. EBERHARD ~
March 8, "a. 0o'"
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GENERAL PURCHASING
COMMISSION AGENCY,

Il. a emo &c co.
/ above business in its various branches. They
will give their personal attention the collection of
accounts, rents, &c.
Merchants and others having notes or accounts to
co lecl in this the adjoining counties will have them
promptly attended TO by placing them in hands.
They will buy goods for Merchants directly from
hoesale Dealers either for Cash time and for
Others all kinds of Merchandise to be found in this
market the best possible terms
Office Tryon Street four doors south of the Amer
lean Hotel. J. A. RENNO,
w. G. COLVIN
g. II. SPENCER.
Nav H. 1855. 42-3m
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BOUNTY LAND BILL.
6. w. DAVIS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
EUFRLOTIE, -. &.

IL collections or other business attended to with
n prompiness particularly such refer to the prose-
cuion ofPension Claims Land Warrants and donations
of Bounty Land against the General Gov,thneni' uh-
der the late Bounty Land Law of March 30, 1850 Civ
ing I6O Acres of Land 10 all Officers, Land and Naval
Commissioned or Commissioned, all Soldiers, Sea-
men, Clerks other persons, who have served III any
- ,be WIS in which the United States have been
gagged since 1890 and also to all Officers and Soldiers
Of the Revolutionary War, their widows and MINOR
children
Persons having such claims, by presenting them in
nedIaIely, may early issue of thClF ceTt',
eates OtG,a, doors south OF SadlcT's HOTEL ti1O
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-18
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ING. PAPER HANGING, etc

TUUbE, 6EUN hN ID UNN !" ~ II a ~ h1S
ING, PAPER HANGING, etc
JANIS DONNkIL n JOHN NJ. ~ -.
HAVING lated thems-iSe'
together for the pu.pos q earrH
r1st ing on The hpsiness o, h,1sT.
sign ORNAMENTAL PAlHI
Nc. PAPER HANGING md GLAZING. " hil ES-
ING ANA NALL CoLoRING on i'srr! street, betntc'
q tu!I. strueta.
V,Jlt .nrst respectfully announce to theirfrierds
Hni tho publi- eouar. that the. are prepares toe
reto Plin.laE Ia either Lead nr Znc nths io"estlOe
ble prices aud in the very best STYLE Thor one
parcuc, ia tbeab1ve iiusiness warrants ihelni eH
surig their patrons fu satsiaetnni In any workman
fr-y hs entrusted to them.
tittt,llar tt,ntiGu CIV en- To tirg any pub
lie sr private Euildings. FcFsoaR wishing amy q the
ab,ve YORK one would % we'll to give then eau br
f,r letting their work They also prepared 10 ex
acute Rannets banisea pos, Masonic and ODD feieW
tproH Decorating and Gliding superior style and
on ths most reasonable terms Paints OF all coiofs
repaired and ready forWse. Glass Of all sizes, putty
InrtSa' Ias4 DoESELLm DCSS
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-18
RnNWICK & SON,
KEN WILf q SUN, ~.
STEAMBOAT AGENTS, FORWARDING STORAGE
''~--- AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ESssar Landing,

.s# DAVENPORT, Iowa,
RESPECTFULLY call the attention offsrns rs,ship'
IL pors, and tho public geacray to this advertise
ment.
sry description of produce and merchandise, 10 bry
and sell on commission, and trust, by prompt and
to the interests OF all who may favor
them with their patronage to merit The public coma
dsnce. s' s-.
The bus moss will bs conducted and carried oriA ac
snnc;ous building recently erected by Mr. Fur ,e
signstsd asthe Bazaar, to which 10 aiarhsd onnmo
dious landing SOr steamboats, AZ all stages 6f the rive
and posssS advantages favorable TO the importer o
shipper not the laast whish Kiat 80 drsyHRe viii
DO required from tha Warehouse to boats, or from
ststa ths WarosoIso, Nag y. iGsS-Sk
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o. '' g
|ln.chOl'
|tING,
|erdep''
|ireiIali'
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-18

STORE HOUSE AND DWELLING FOR SALE.
;HsE CLAIRE, Eronts OH tsvo sts.
"a onr Of The best business stands in the city
I az lie Claire. Store Hopse 40 fee. long, two
stories high and anished OF above fora family, good
rlI.y aui win h,, sold Ut ertat bargain for cash.
FpauiTa OF Dcnu,s !,arnee ihLe Claire, ornnpiy to
0ets2 --f hNbHsN - = w - "a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-18

)nTcGOWAH'S PATENT
lh DOUBLE A CTIuN
So CTION AND F1RCE
PUMPS AND PUMPING
FSGiSES.--The undersigu-
ed would respectfully invite
the attention of the public
generally 10 these Pumps
as the beet Pump nOY in
uso; simpiein their construc
ton; compact, durable, and
not sisbieto getoutuf0fder;
we'll adapted for forcing u
large body Of water to !,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-18
MARBLE WORKS

MARBLE WORKS.
THE undersigned would respectfully announce 20
tie citizens Of Davenportsnd vicinity, and to all
those wishing TO purchase NOM MEN 10 she mem
ory OF their decs friends ths they be supplied
by calling al his shop, Main ST, between First snd
Second ives, sic where he viii be pleased TO FURNISH
CUT STONE Of avery description ,aGoS asif can DC
ought in the WesSsfn county.
Italian ami American Marb for Nonum. hts hEA u
and FOOT STONES. Also a superior article oi fkEE
STONE, &c, verg chenp. w. w hhNNhpf.
Davenport. June .. iS53-2b
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-18
FRANCIS JACOBi. JR's..
NEW DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE.

,NE yiHvites the attention OF
thoetiz,psof H. yeiipo ortEnd surrounding country
10 h. Drug and Brad yhetween sec
oid and Third sis.
Proa, his kuo na Epefience IL the business
he car assn re those who favor him. THAI theN Sil
l.. furnished with Medicines efthc best quaiity pre-
I.arcd with the strctest care and AT MODERATE prices
per,onai attention viii be given to the compound
ing of all Prescriptions. -,
ur Al 40 eeps a good lss0ftm6n iaf German rrehcb
4, yIi.h auA American PeriumeTy, Tooth aus he'r
tru.has COMBS. snd q General assortment ot Sanc,
.rticles,
n,v,un,r, Ir; 18Th, tGSi.d -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-18
MOLINE PAPER MILLS.

MOLINE PAPER MILLS.
WI -ubscribors constantly making variety ni
Printing and Wrapping Purersa a. their in No.
line, and will pay Cash for any fcGsonabie gGity o
good clean cotton orliDenrfGs Uurttavellls at,
20. CkurchiIi Will call on lie Merchant. Il .n,is
csntrsiows and pay them in cash paper ior 'aeir
rags. WHEELoCh tx FERGjs.
Mollns, june S0ih, lsJ4
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tons Furnaces Mines, Rolling Mills, Paper Mills,
Factories Stationary fire Engines, Garden Engines,
Wells Cistcrns, and for all purposes where Pump
can he used
These Pumps now in use on all tho principal
Railroads South and West,
TPSILvERMEDAL awartedta those Pumps a,
he late Fai; efthe Ohio Mechanics Institute
irTaFui and perfect satisfaction guaranteed in all
cases where properly put up, according
IrPordcrs Thankfully ec.iyed and promptly fled
by MOSES Il hITrLkR, olice aI burrows & Pretty
mans. Front Street, Davenport, tows.
Au. 18th, 1888 -p-d tm
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-18
Nlolinr.

SEARS, Wool & CO.,
Bedstssd Manufacturer Lumber darehant
and Dealers in Piansd Flooring,
MOLINE. iLLINUis
He onil ystabltsbmentin lae t5at saJre
>HERW top JELkBRAFED TURSIs .
"a rtE ia used for turning tassaAIi, FoRa6; such
vsvsLs ai!srtc-S, Bed Posts, fd5ts t.gs, aud,,
work zoo various 10 anaH.era.e, Sith She
NaHsd!sgs 81 Ill iaso sqscres at aay ansbe- 0
taste nay sKggsst Making the uost perfect %
,osatlfuI work fh,ff.Rcy AN aasire, snaaavins n
.ppearsnce of cosfly seresd sssk.
Juna L? 1851 trw-t!
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coppERsMITH AND pLUNgER

CUFFhKSWIIH u NM LU Hh hOEh.
rE,HE subscriber snow prepared To do all kinds o
1 C-pu,,r work. Plumbing, Roofing, sc, alsa aeen.
cr:,l inhiug business Of every description connected
vith the iiH Copporand sheet Iron business. st"s"
Pine sheet Xllc Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead. sheettol'
psT Bathing Tubs. Pumps, etc, ,e.c.; furnished AZ
tiBes on the most reasonable terms and ut short no
tire. E. =,
Hausc Gutter aud Spouting made TO order. Al
WORK warranted. Old Iron. Copperand Lead wanted
upd taken in exchange forwork.
r n.,rnpnrt. Arl7 ts55-diy D. II. poMonl'
Perry 81. between Cd and ri.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-18
IMPORTANT ARRIVAL

MOT atthc Lie Cisirs House, bu. right opposite 50
y atthe Store of the veil known MsEehaut Isilor,
L. ". STHKNBERG, 2D STREET,
OF : ~eitassor,ed stock of R eRdy- Made CiSth
iuv. Hats Caps,, trunks, Carpet Sass, SAirts, era
watts, sc, DC.
The undersigned ia a beginner and promises q los,
weo villfavorhiu wi.hthei csilskR konsstsna up
righsdeslins.
with any estxblishnen.i In this CITY,.
Plsass call sad examine ny goods before !oa &c
elsewhere. q. "a i1pNh, h8ehs.
Dxyenport.akJ -wH"-sl
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-18

Houses and Lots 70. S.Is
a AuA5sR OF NOISES, LOTS ana yasan,Ipts
pleasantly Situated in ,iia.rent "a 30 81 ,ss ia,
tor sale on tgyerable tera.. Appiy ia ~
JULIUS LyyANss, Ss. HaSSEy,
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-18
Doots ana Shoes.

STAND FROM UNDER!
RDUI,S ATU Shoes!
I Al am now prepared Tor thief Hand wiatettfsde
with from 500 10 5UO0a pair. OF Boote and Shoes
comprising one Of the most extensive stocks ever
brought 10 this market. made up solely for ths trad.
during tho last three months. under the personal
Pcryissn OF IN experienced workni All those
psrsobs Ia wsnt OF good Boots good Shoes, good
Uaiters, slippers and last, hougt not lesst,
GREAT AND GOOD BARGAINS
viii do well TO cali the euscriber
Fias Lsdiss spnars only twen.y-sy- eenH pee
pair. Gents ane Boots, s2, 3d. and all o.hsE aUods In
proportion. Dons all rush al ence:
One door eas' of Burrows d prsitytnan's store,
Front street, Davenport, Iowa. JAS JORDAN.
Sept. 90, 1855 d.H
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GRoKE Il NcDONsTG

SFins opened their Tailoring Estshlishns., -
sbeiow beok store, and hs yins =, erIysd . 1.r.
aa 1 ssii essofted sfocs Of Cloths, consisting efCs
suns res Doessins, ssinets, T~eess. nesyrr. VI
,nG: satihs, Neiysts, &c. &. feel e. n.ta.s 80
neir e5pefeacs in The business thai .hsy .sn ,s..
price AZ any other Tailoring Es,absIshmsS' - x.
vicinity 10 give us q cali sspsis ans
Cutting done and -arr,ntes :, a, j,
made M. Allordsrs viii receive pro nnt sifOpf gOpsf
Sept a9d le5S dtf @4e' eeA1S
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-18
CsE Is R

& I'll rs Es.
rT'HE unaerSig ned having disposed of
tha grocery business an front street 90 Ncssrs,
Roinbauer Albert, tak opportunity o retuIh-
ing his thanks for the patronage he las reeetSed aho
begs an extension Of the same 10 he present Aeam-
bents.
Attic same time nc requests all persona Indebted
10 call and settle forthwith Mr. Albert is anthoti-
Zod to receive and receipt for all deots due me- wnen
am absent. SAhuEL hihatEL'
hnY nlsi. lsSS-llyn
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THE VARIOUS KINDS oF
G IA N - q w 81 . II
n,NurACTrRsD Bv
LAFLISS, SMITH * R0iES.
American Kire +. r. +. A., in kegs25 as.'
- a. I2t & cl y O..
F.F.A !" IS ss.
New York RineI - 20 "
Eagle 20
Target Shooting, q +" 2S I"
Missouri Rifle il h and > Riask..
American .. - - @" IS
Prairie Shooting ""
Eagle
Cannon, Mining and Rlastingin Kegs and Barrels.
BAKKLEY, THOMPSON d CO., Agents.
Corner Second sad Perry sts.,
Julya05J-d-w-ly DAsKspoRr, Iowa.
IOWA STATE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Kl2OKUk, IOWA a.
This home company 4. no" lfeIiaTGdto tGEe rlsks
en- the safer tisse Of proporiy on the Mutual Plan,
AID on tEe Cash pas fer each SreRiaw, atrxtcs as
reasonable rs those Of any reliable company.
c. H. Perry, John Mcclure, +. H. Partisor-
J. ", Rankin, Geo. Is. Smith, +. IL tord,
r. s. Creel =. S. Billings. w. +. Turner,
c. CARRIER, II. WiekershGm.
oFFIIERS:
e. n pxgEr, President. r. H. Harrison, Treasurer.
D. W. Rankin. y. Prcsid't. w. r. Turner, Secretary.
ONCE in Wi,herwnX's Block--Dyor Dawson cs
}. 4. LANE, Agent,
Nov R-dlf Davenport. Iowa
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-18
xor Lease

A auA BEH of flo.ssitustsdtn IN vsrisrs -arss ia
ery for lease for = term OF ysaYs; a,ppIy 10
JutS ~ GE6 ~ nj tes --.,-s-s-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-20
CINCINNATI STOCK SALES AND QUOTATIONS., IA
II I665.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

~ VI.
AsnEssaks OF 20 bills. made, including pots, at
80 90 a 90 10, and pearisat 20.
BREs Dsrryys.-The market for iiour continued heavy
and sales moderate The transactions footed up about
1900 bbls, including state brands, at IS ~
and good do, at IS 90 IS 90 extra state at 50 80
$40; and extra Genssee at $40 Is Gil 90 Western
was quiet, and quotations nominal 400 500 bels.
Canada, duty paid, sold at % o. 80 81 .Abo,t 600
SEQ bols southern sold ATS 10 90 IS for com
mon, and % 81 90 10 for fancy and extra Wheat :
Sales Of 100 buhels primo white Gsneses at ~ 80
and 800 DO. southern White, ~ 40. corsrh, market
sold, chiefly southern yellow and white, at s5c o1c
principally at tc Vie. Rye was quiet 81 % 80
o sa s.rs unsnans.d JI:sy Is. vas r. 49, ~
DULL.
copu.-sales Of o2s bags jamaica we're made q, p.
Corros-Dears waiting the receipt Of letters by
tho Canada, Only 400 300 bales were reported, the
m arkst cosibf firm.
FRfIaHs Engagement. were Moderate a. merchant.
waiting the receipt Of private letters due by the
capadas msi To Liverpool 5000 bushels Of cora wsrs
ed with pork Al ss and 100 bbls beef at g. 81
10 London, 900 bbls pork engaged at b. 3D., and
osa 90 9tS " .ss up ,os p"f sq
at % TO- To California, rates varied from 25c. a
ioc, Willie the dying demand was at Soc per foot nss
suremsnt To Australia the Eastern States nesrly
full rates varied from 32o 70 45c Per foot
FRun.-Tbe sales embraced 300 boIes vet dry raisns
HsI'-wItsin dsy Or two, sbou, 1000 a a 900 bale.
have been Sold at 75e. 81.
IAos.-smAIl sales Of Scotch pig we're made At -,
LkAp.-Gaisns was nominal 81 st.e.
Naval sToEs.-Ihs MARKET quiet. Spirits tor.
psntne was AZ shout 4oc. cash. No rosin or tar
pentns was reported
orf~- Iinseed vas steady At Sac With moderate sales
At SEE whale aud sperm nominal and loo basket.
.est oil quarts were sold at - go pnts were hsid a
pnovprou.-About 400 500 bbs old nss. pork ger,
,od a. 81 rs prize vas nominal mes. .As -
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fair quality 70 prime Cat meats quit ADD prices
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