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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-29


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For Memphis, New Orleans, st. Louis, and
Louisville,
It II w l. T. X l. "
The Splendid NeW Passenger Sednaes
HITY OF HUNTSVILLE, CABLER, Master, leaves
l J Nashville every Monday at 6 o'clock, p. A.
j. G. CLINE, JAMES DAVIS, Master, leaves Nashville
every Wednesday at o'clock, Pm
JOHN SIMPSON, JACK DAVIS, Master, leaves Nashville
every Friday, at O'clock p. n.
Connecting at Paducah with the Daily ousvle and St.
Louis United States Mail Boats and Memphis with the
splendid New Orleans steamers BULLEnN Ii. R. W. HILL,
GkO. COLLIER and ISGOMAR.
The accommodations OF this line cannot be surpassed,
and passengers will find it by far the speedest of
travel, either North South.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
A. L. pa PAYS M6s, or Agents.
LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, AND NASH
VILE REGULAR PACKETS FOR 1s541C5.
Esc1za = The splendid new Steamer EzszssA h
,s4ssssssszssI 90 TS - s.Sav.==sSfSS
Essss-2zszss Capt. p K. BARCLAY, tSzazE:zzffsss5sz
And the iavorite steamer
CUMBERLAND VALLEY,
CAPT. G. u. FERRELL,
w I'LL in the above trade this season. commencing
w their trips IN the first rise in Cumberland River
One Ofhese bo5ts will leave Nashville every TUESDAY at
o'clock p. NJ; returning will leave Cincinnati every
THURSDAY, at 10 O'clock A. II.
respectfully solicit Tor these zine steamers share of
public patronage. A. HAMILTON,
sept24. Agent.
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z. f. BELL,
MMfSSION MERCHANT


| Opposite Sewanee House, College Street No. 90,
| NASHVILLE, TENN,
pealor in Foreign and Domestic Liquors Flour Bacon
| Lard, Clover Seed Millet Seed Nails Pow
! der, Cigars, Tobacco, &C., &c
| 7 IQUORS.-25 bbls New York Brandy;
| l. 10 bbls New York Gin;
IS d Tennessee Whisky;
| 10 Port Wine;
half pipes Cognac Brandy-best brands;
! ppe Holland Gn-doube swan;
! Il quarter casks old Madeira Wine-fne:
! 90 baskets Champagne do;
! % boxes assorted COrdials
ap3 RF. BELL
! CIGARS AND TOBACCO
| " % Golden Cigars-very superior article;
% % :. I5ogiss do; JON Washington do;
! 10 Rodeces Pressed Cigars
10 " Ell Alamo do;
10 La Palmareal do;
! 10 " Jenny Lind do;
| 10 " Fl Divan do;
10 " Ariana do:
p boxes Barry James Virginia Tobacco;
- Blair h RaySdilPs do;
La National do;
90 Musselnlan's best brands do;
90 LanghOrne Armisteads do-very super.
The above are offered for very low prices for cash. BY
apo X. 7. BELL.
- UNDhIi4S.-2O bbls crushed and powdered Sugars;
- 10 bbls Clover Seed;
- bags Early Irish Potatoes for planting;
70 dozen boxes fresh Kentucky Mustard;
20 " Brooms
ALSO-Sngar Coffee Molasses Spices, Indigo, Nader,
and many other articles in my line.
In store and FOR sale low by F. BELL,
apps No % College St. opposite Sewane House.
NOTICE.
HE Undersigned having this day disposed of his inter
TIN the concern of SichOl Peacock 4 Co. to Chas-
NJ Nchoi and James Peacock takes this method of return
ing thanks to his friends for the patronage here
toore SO literally bestowed him, and socitS contina
ance OF the to his successors.
e. NJ Nchol and James Peacock alone authorized to
collect and pay all debts due to and from the late firm
Nashville, August %, "a. JOHN F. SANDERSON.
MT AGONS AND PLOWS-In variety and guam
w tty and of the best quality may be had at the Ag
rcuural ManufIcory, No 7s Market street. Nashville,
Tenn. my:--tri-w
NEGROES AGAIN.
HAVE on hand twenty negroes among them is an ex-
eelent shoe and Boot Maker and several good Cooks.
also nave 10 negroes consisting of two Families, that
can salsy any gentleman good servants there is
IN the State restricted the sale citizens OF Davidson
County.
nov3O REFS W. PORTER.
LAND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.
HAVE first rate Coal Bank in Jackson county, Ala.
i for sale.
Also, one Of the best farms in Rutherford county.
a Negro Man, Y years Old-No, carpenter;
Various other Negroes. ~ Apply soon.
n EGROES FOR HIRE have several Negro |
women for hire the balance Of the year, as well as
81 for sale. REFS W. PORTER.
March it'll '53-tf
GLOVER SEEDED bbls New Crop Clover Seed |
~ in store and for sale low to close, by
JAM JOHNSON, HORNE & CO., Broadway.
PACoN-20o casks bog Rouno Tor sale BY
ID apl4 MoCREA 4 TERBASS.
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PENNsYLyANIA IsAILROAD,
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IL q, 3 8
NHE Great Central Route connecting The Atlantic cities
l. with Western, Northwestern, Southwestern States
by continuous Railway direct This read also connects
al Piitsburg with cay line Of Steamers to all ports
the Western Rivers and Cleveland aud SanGusky with
Steamers to a ports the Northwestern Lakes; making
the most dYecl cielpest AMI reid5s route BY which
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the Grsst Vest
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FiKSTC LAsh 5S EsS Shoss @ 'o00s per 1o0
SECOND CLASS.-BOoks and Stationery,
Dry Goods Gn bales Hardware, Lea Gee per l001b
Their, &c. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THIRD CLASS-Anvils. Baggng, Bacon, 20 - =, cy7
ana Pork lin bulk, J, Hemp, d.. w w A''iO
F0U RTn CLASS.-Cefee, Fish. Bacon, az - o,.,
and Pork tpacked,) Lard and Lard OIL 1Oo vi 4''D
~ In shipping Goods from any point East % PhI'a-
dephis, be particular to nun package giI PsaESyf
Railroad" ali Goods consigned TO the Agents ct hiS
Road Philadelphia PitisJug viii be forwarded with
out detention
FEEIGHr AGENrs--MOses Potter, Boston J. l. Fiiiott
n York Z. j. Sneeder, Philadelphia As-raw Il Rooms
Baltimore; George c. Franciscr-, iSbUr-; Sp'igfnau
Brown, Cincinnati, Ohio; J. = huorle,d Louisville
Ky; r. C. MeidruIn Madison, Ind; lt9tchhf Co, st.
Louis Mo-; J. S. Mitchell x Son, Evansville, lni.
H. II. HOUSTON, GsasrII Ere glt -iyeHt, IAiLgG.L
H. J. L0MBAERT, .SuDt, Altoona, Pa. jlnI-ly
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GROCERIES.


GROCEkIES.
INliE FOLLOWING COMPRISES IN PART OUb
L STOCK, which is nearly complete which enables III
% offer Inducements to purchasers.
69 Tags Rio Havana Lag 20 boxes Sougbton Bitiefs;
uyrsand Java Coffee; 200 casks English Soda;
100 bags extra Bamore COT 80 chests Teas assorted;
fee; % bbls CaaekerS;
$50 hhds choice and prime loo daz Wash Roards;
SUGAR Cotton Yarns, sss'd;
ITO bbls Loaf crushed and 200 doz Buckets;
powdered Sugar; 100 bbis fioufi
300 bbs Molasses; 30 doz Scotch ana SsPpe'
s0 Z do GoIasn Syrup, 500 bags Shot, ess'd;
56 6ssos pcrIaT. 10 tierces fresh Rice;
o. p Spies. 5000 lbs bar Lead;
o. Il" Ginger: loo gross Backing;
d l,bls MackereI; 50 boxes Fancy Soap;
so kits do; 300 !" Resin Soap;
500 boxes SardiGes; 10 csks Sight Brandy;
IS Pickles asserted 10 q Otard, DuPy &CO do
10 bbls Alum; " Madeira Wine,
10 Birthstone; go bbls Port Wine;
5 bbls Spanish Brown; 25 Indian bbs Sweet Wine
500 bags hne Salt; extra;
500 bbls Salt. 20 bbls Sweet Wine
200 Demijohns, assorted; 2ppes Holland Gin;
$4,000 Cigars, various brands; so bbis Am do;
300 boxes o., PIT and Is pint so bbs Brandy;
Flasks; 90 bbls Rum;
60 boxes Tumblers; SO 4" Peach Brandy
600 kegs Nails, asst'd; 10 Apple do;
100 reams Wrap Paper, so ' Old Bourbon Whisky
$40 ceroons best Indigo; 30 " Old Rye do;
2 casks Madden; 50 " Old Reserve do;
100 bxs Tobacco, all grades; SO " Old MoDg do;
80 doc Cords and Lines; 500 Rectd do;
loo bxs white Havana Sugar;200 Pixies Mag. do;
100 boxes Star Candles; 200 boxes Caret Wine;
100 gross Matches: 25 Starch;
so boxes Tallow Candles: 30 boxes Lemon Syrup;
Together with many other articles usually Kept IN our
line. IANlER d PHILLIPS,
julyi6'5A Bw No SO Market street.
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DAGUERREOTYPEs! DAGUERREorYPksl.

DAGUERREOTYPES! DAGUERREoTYPES! :!
CHARLES c. GERS would respectfully inform his
customers and the ladies' particularly that he has
moved from Cedar street 10 the of Deaderck and
and College streets, Broyne where he will be glad
% all who want Of ne and life Ike pictures He
has gune great expense fitting up powerful side and
sky lights and his fitted up elegant style
He has engaged the services OF experienced ard petite
Ors and determined 10 make his the Model EsiG-
,hmen Of the South West and feels assured that he viii
be able to give satisfaction.
lie nvOs the public 70 cali and examine bis specimens
fine Oil Paintings, by the old masters Just re-
ceived from Europe which he offers for sale vefy low.
Call az the of Deaderick street and the Square
outdoor work. such taking buildings deceased persons
sc. janlO-U
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
THE partnership between Ii. D. Stevenson ard X. l..
White is this day disSOls ed BY mutual consent L. ID.
Stevenson will pay al the debts of the eoncern and
he will be glad all the old customers Of Stevenson
White. Feb 10, 1855.
AN authorized to collect all Of the debts due Stevsn-
1 son White 1852, SO and "a and all those
debed O them requested TO call in and pay up BY the
Of March, they expect settle at the end OF ths
law fiebll-tfl r. L. WHITE
E. R DuRKEE.
I3s WATER SHEET. NEW YORK,
Manufacturer and Proprietor Of
DURxEE'S YEAST or BAKING POWDER.
Importer aud Dealer in
CtRGA8 TARTAI,
y sap Carb. Soda,
Sal Soda,
CASTLE Soap,
Black Lead,
British Lustre
Reid Pearlssh Saeratas.
Cooking Extracts.
dee2a-1v Matebes-WSx 3 Wood.
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ssThe Castle BuiIders.'' By the Author Of g The
Heir of Redclife" l vol. payer. so cents.
Just received by L. HAGAN & BRO,
,batst
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THURsTON II BERNARD,

No. Union street,
RE receiving their stock Of Fall and VIM ~ "a
III ter Dress Goods consisting Of Silks, Cash pGhW
meres French and English Meruos. all Wool De- SID
lanes Hosiery Gloves Corsets and general assortment
of Staple Goods.
The above goods all purchased in the Eastern cities
by Of the firm since the decline in price, of Foreign
Merchandise, and viii be freely offered to the public at
prices that Inus insure ready sale We respectfully invite
all to give stock examination. oct5t
NIANTILLAS AND EHBROiDERIES.-A
vi beautiful assortment of Manlas, Grape Shawis aad
Embroderes which offering very cheap Tor CAST
apr26 THURStoN & hbhNAhp
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-12-14
AUCTION SALES.
BY NJ. CRONLY, Auctioneer.
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
QY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO Us, EX-
ecuted for certain purposes therein specified by James
Metts OF the County of Brunswick, will expose to public
sale at the Plantation known the Roane Plantation
the county above mentioned the 18th day of December
trust consisting FARMING TOOLS of every descrip-
ton, COOPF.RS' and BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS, HOUSE
HOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE. CORN, FODDER,
HORSES, 10 or Is valuable MULES, fine young JACK,
5 years old mex; spring; good ROAD WAGONS and
GEAR, CARTS, l pair large TIMBER WHEELS
STOCK of HOGS, SHEEP oflselect breed and about SO
HEAD OF CATTLE, of the Durham breed among them
are several fine BULLS The Sheep of the imported
Oxordhre Leicester said to be the best blood in the
United States. pair fine match HORSES, well broke
and gentle. fine FAMILY CARRIAGE and HARNESS.
BUGGY and HARNESS. and many other articles not
mentioned above. Sxtyve likely and valuable NEGROES
both sexes-among them sevea Cooper three Dis
tIers, and one frst-rate Carpenters TURPENTINE
STILL and Fixtures
At the same time and place will sell the PLANTA-
TON and the Steamboats, FAIRY and ELIZA or UNION,
tour FLATS of 800, of 700 CT $780, and the
other of $50 barrels capacity two FERRY FLATS,
YAWLS Also, 5000 acres of CHOICE PINE LAND in
South Carolina with Turpentne Still and fixtures thereon
and ON which there 10 Tasks OF Turpenne Boxes
in operation.
Terms of saeon the Lands-wll be one and two years
on the perishabe and personal property for
hundred dollars, six months credit. Notes. with two
more approved securities, with interest from the day of SALE
will be required before the property removed
or titles changed Terms the Boats will be made known
at the sale
The sale will be continued from day to day till all sold
DAVID D. ALLEN,
JAS. H PRITCHETT,
Nov. H. lS55.-59ts Trustees
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CHARLEsToN, Dec: H. Cotton, sales at sg@et.
but at s. ho1afS ss IS aS5 s Oily G
Mills, IS 81 S. Is. Wheat is dull, with full supply
S. white So 81 GS snS red g
cents There $4,000 bushels at market this morning
Provisions are dull and receipts gln *, SHOULDERS 10
quiet-ncw Baltimore packed $s, and No l. $40 y barrel.
Baconsaes II cents; shoulders l3{ lss cents hams,
l3d @ IA cents
Straight State Sc ga good Ohio IS s7 Southern 80 62k
Mess *s Chicago SIS Lard
III cts Whisky 4oa cents Rio Coffee u cts Havana
Sugar cents New Orleans Moasses As cents Turpentne
frner sales Of 1900 bbs at 81 Co. Rice s. cents '''
NEWBERNE, Dec. 1I-COrn.Last sales were made at
ly sO955 cts PeasNo sales quote clay at 20 cts
Black eyes LADY g. and ground peas 81 TO- Pork sells s
gu0ts a s2@e2 Is for orape and $s@$s Is for Dip Tar
NORFOLK Dec. SFlour is scarce and in good request,
and readily commands cur quotations with an upward ten
We sales so 100 bales recently at figures Naval
Stores dull with transactions worth noting Bacon
tern Shoulders Il q Is Corn-Mixed measure weight, S.
q So; White, measure weight, 92 Yellow, none Cotton
Is Ias 60 So H. r. cs 5SSs
Sperm, 45 So Other do 40 IS; Adamantine 80 @ 81
Is @ H. Family, Ii So o ii IS Lard--N G. & Va No.
], ID q l4A Lime-W ashington, 20 @ ! 81 Thomas
in bbls 49, Manurss Peruvian Guano, $5l So Mexican,
de- rs SO; Superphosphate of Lime, as 48 Burnt Oys
ter Shells % bush &c SaltLiverpos fine, 81 80 q 50;
Do Ground Alum 40 al As Staves--R o. hid. Tin de-
mandy $3S; W. O. hid. 80; do Pipes, none, 66 do Head
ing, much wanted, TO-
FAYETTEVILLE, Dec. l0.--Bacon 163 cts Reeswax
0025 Coffee Rio, l2a@134 Lagura, $4,000; ST. Domingo,
10000. Cotton-Fair to good $500 ord. to mid. 5000
Feathers 5000 Flour Family So 1900 co. Superfne SO 80
$50 90; Fine So 25; Scratched $8 co. Grain, Corn 6570
Wheat 81 60; OATS 40@45 Peas, G6@70; kye 5000 go
Hides-Dry solo, Green 4@5. Lard l2@oo. s"lt-Liv'p,
Cotton--One-eghth to onc-quarter lower. Flour-No
change Flaxseed-We advance quotation. Wheat
steady Spirits Turpentine 80 to 81. The late may
settle it below those figures.
TARBORO', Dec. 7-Turpentne-Dip, $3.50 q So rs.
Tar 81 25 40. Scrape, 40 so % 100 DIS Corn,
81 5O@2 IS % bbl Bacon, 10 II cents Lard IA Is
cents. Cotton, 7@S cents
PETERSBURG, Dec. s-Wheat-T market was
active to-day quote prime at g l2 fair to good IS
g. Cotton@We hear of nothing doing today Corn
This article has advanced with sales 81 g. SaMarket
well supplied sales 100 to 81 for fine 40 to so for G. A.
FlOuT.sqperfne 81 30 extra i0t to II family III to
II. Apple BrandyMarket dull with sales at Csc. Guano
Sales making Sc to $57. BaconScarce and firm sales
l5A Is shoulders Is to l5a hams l6 to H. Tobacco
Market steady at 81 to 81 for and old ugs leaf to
$40 and old good sound old wanted at full prices Lard
There is good demand at lI to l5c in kegs, barrels Ii
to 13a Pals, Is to II. Hay-The Market is dull, and
lower retail sales making at so y 100 lbs Herrngs-We
continue quote No new cut N G. at $72 to 49, Gunpow
derive quote at $74 to Is.
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ca THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOE SALE THE
property in brunswick county, N. c., viz:
ots River two miles from the sea- built in
al new and Of the best manufacture and of sufficient pow
s run TWO circular Saws, Single Machines and Grist
Mill all at time which are attached On one carriage
may be sawed so long The building two story
wharf for landing Naval Stores which is good Ware
buildings, sufficient for the accommodation of the Mil
Smith Shop &c Vessels drawing 10 water load at the
Timber Wagons for the of the Mill and there is an abun
mDeI within four miles of water through which
About of mile above the MILL will sell tract of
about 60 of land which is House and good Stsbe
elner WITH or separate from Mill part of said land
Two miles above on the opposite side of the River, and
yng on it, will sell tract Of about 900 acres of land on
which are three good of boxes high considerable
gooa mill timber and abundance of Lightvood This
scope land embraces several hundred of excellent
Marsh Land making fine pasturage Stock and consid
cradle portion with the ordinary labor can be converted
into Corn and Rice Land There is also some or 500
q excellent Upland adapted to Corn, Ground Peas, &C.
ne value and advantage of the Marsh for manurng cannot
De there buildings and from so to Is
acres under cultivation, and excellent water.
will also sell the place where reside on the Wimin
ION ana Georgetown Road two miles from the last place
consisting of about 20 of land about half Of which is
sim pine land and part cultivation The buildings
and stables spacious and commodous and
Ten miles from this will sell tract of from to 10 900
acres mostly In body whchis cut 20 crops of boxes
from two to five years DID, lightly worked Round Tim
1er 70 cut from to crops more, with Dsery Coopers
Tools Mules and Wagons and all the fixtures for
carrying on the Iurpentne necessary but
laborers The distance haul to Shallotte River where
vessels can take stuff 81 miles This scope of Land embra
COS acres of the best Swamp Bay Lands very ca
sy to be drained the larger portion of the balance is
1orong st Pney Land all that necessary make these
as productive Edgecombe county of corn or
cotton the same application labor The best of Mari
apounds all along the Waccamaw River There is also an
abundance of heavy Pine Timber on this land the
distance to haul which to the River and swamp where
can pc heated to Georgetown does not exceed d miles
acres pleasantly situated the Bay, within one mile of
Smlthvi!le There is about l25 of this upland the
paIanee . marsh part Of which be reclaimed it is
Tor man with small force do and lucrative bust
ness by gardening his products would be market at
nigh prce-the spacious Hotel about being completed at
Smthvile will make market
Will sell either, all of the above named places on ac
commodatng terms. Come and before the time for
hiring aborers for next yearthere chance bargains
rarely found GEO. HOOPER.
Dec. l4th.-I15-3t.
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HAY There has been nothing worthy of note done in
either Northern Eastern make for several weeks past
no arriyas There is fair stock in dealers hands and
but little demand. See table for last sales from wharf
LlE-No receipts We quote from store at 81 30 81 80
LoUoRs-Ltte or no change to notice in domestic One
small parcel of NJ c. peach brandy sold at SIT cents gal
lon The market dull and we refer to our liable tor p
Mc1Assrs-FOr Cuba there is considerable enquiry and
the market is almost not entirely bare There small
parcel of Snam in store which selling at 80 40 cents
. gallon, as in quantity.
and considerable demand Sell from carts readily at
6O 20 cents % bushe, in quality h1sh have advanced
shade and quote at 81 25 @ 81 so p bb as in guam
PRovs1oNs-In N c. cured BACON there has been barely
light
for the demand We notice the sale of only about 1000 bs
table Western cured also in light sto ,k and exceed
ngy dull of SALE We notice but small transactions at pr
an IN sn snd re-
taler for N c. and Western make and the market is bare
Sg S One Of Rs Ms IS %
mains in moderate stock Nth very light demand and we
during the week Fresh has been brought in rather
freely during the week and the Price has reSeded shade
sAtrNothing notice in the market for this article
and receipts The supply Of Liverpool sack is about fair
Alum been considerably reduced and is light
We quote at 50 @ So cents y bushel, from store.
SHNGLEsThe market continues to rule dull and note
only small sales of Common at 81 10 50 y M, as in quail
ity:
srAvEsAre also dull of sale. Received this week
80 900 ror quality which sold at IS 30 for R. O.
HID and $40 . M. for w o. Bbl; good article would
). T1MRERMilers have fair stock hand and, with
limited demand the market has ruled exceedingly quiet for
in quotations, as in quality See table
FREIaHrs Owing small number of vessels that have
arrived for two three weeks past rates to New York and
Philadelphia have further advanced naval stores -FOUR
&C. There is fair amount of produce offering Shipment
and but few vessels in port See table for last rates paid
cOaStwise.
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CANDLEs-Wo advance store rates shade both ada
mantne and sperm; change in talow. See table for
BEEF CArrLESome parcels of beeves brought in for
fully sufficient for the demand quote the market dull
at cents % ID for atted, as in quality, with small
sales.
CoFFEE-Is without change in price, and moderate sup
ply in dealers hands For store prices in quantities to suit
Rio at LIZ cents b ID, 80 days.
CoTroN-The market has ruled quiet since last review,
with limited transactions and decline previous quota
on There is however at better feeling in the
than has existed for several days, and parcels
Offering but sellers holding at prices above the views Of
buyers The only sales hear of Monday of Sc
bales at 81 cents for midding and s. cents b for good
mddng and ~ bales to-day at 81 cts for middng to good
middling.
Corr MEALS in moderate supply with light receipts
The article dull only small
quotations. Sec table
EMPTY BARRELs-For s. Turpentine bbls we notice very
dull market during the week. with fair stock first hands
only two small sales of good quality second hand
have been made at 81 Is each ne,U nominal at g.
| FsH-For Mules there has been rather more enquiry
during the lot of 60 bbls received sold from
wharf at S. @ IS 80 y bb in quality No cut
Herring market See table for rates of No Mack
FLouR-There is no change make quotations of last
crate and there fair stock Of Wilmington and Fayette
Vile brands in first hands There has been very little doing
sales have been confined to small lots from
90 50 for super6ne So 1889 s74 D bb for famy-at
which it appears firm
GRAN-In CORN we have sales or receipts to report
The stock market has become considerably reduced owing
to the small quantity arriving and light The parcel
ced on market our last has been stored and is held at
bs--OATs-Nohing new to notice IN this article There
fair supply Market with limited demand last sale
was at 40 cents y bushel, from 7essel -PEAs-Ground
in active enquiry for shipment during the early part
the week. which caused advance of l7 cents with sale.
on Saturday of 1000 bushels at 81 75@$l M p bushe
Since the the price declined shade with sales
81 this morning being made so q 81 g. as
quality. Coz, remain without change, and supply very
quantity and quality change in the price ct
clean supply moderate sales in the small way at
cents q b. Only about 40 casks brought in this week
which have gone into store In the rough article have
nothing to report There buyers at 81 10 bushe but
holders are asking higher rates.