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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

ES-We never denied furnishing you
matter to expose this transaction. We
don't now; and we never will We never
knew before that ii was crime to do right.
Eagle.
Not if you do right for the sake of right
and stick to it; but when you expose the
fraud of one man merely to coverup worse
frauds of your Oun you can't rightfully ex-
pect to receive much credit from honest
men. II you were really honest in ex-
posing what you termed the rascaIity of
Ellis and JefTries, how comes it that you
afterwards endorsed the appointment of
the former to an important public Office
and placed the name of the latter on your
Sag Nicht ticket at the Spring election
But, in the estimation Of these men this
was only "a transaction" whichthey don't
deny having furnished us matter to ex-
pose" But, now that the transaction"
is over, viz: To unite the papers and place
them under their control. They "advo-
cate" the payment of this swindle and
pronounce it "all right" If this is not
fair specimen of genuine and double dis
titled rascality we would like to know what
is? The men they formerly declared to be
unmitigated scoundrels they afterwards
transposed into saints and boon conpan-
ions. Butithas been truly said that "birds
of feather flock together"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO expire on ths Slst day OF 5uly, 1855
STATE o. emo, AunIroa Of SPATs's 0fFlcEt

STATE o. ONO, AunITca OF STArE's OfFIcEf
.tOLrMBus, i peil IL, 1e55.
WHEREAS, The Home Insurance Compai, located
ut Hew York Gil! in the State Of New York has fled
IN this otco sworn statement Of its condition. re-
qu!redby tte rst section OF tie 'Aor to regulate the
aTeneies OF Insurance Companies not Incorporated
o! the State OF Chio,' passed May 1. ie55!
AND WHHREAs, Said company has furnished tie un-
dersgned sash ctor! evidence that IL Is possessed Of
al least one hundred duRrs pital
invested In stocks of at least par value, iD bonds
mortgages of unineumbered reul estate worth double
the amount for which the SINE is riorjgaeed:
And WHEREAR, Said company has FLED In This Office
written instrument under its corpOrats seal, sgned
by the President andSecretay thsreof Bounating and
appointing WILLIAM p. CREED, Of Lancaster, It's A.
gent for the nsacton the bnsDess re
and fully d unreseryedy authorizing him to GekBOwl
edge service Of process for on behalf said eomph-
,conscnting that service Of process upon him, lie
sud agent, shall bc taken and held TO be valid as il
served upon the TO the laws Of This
State rofany 9th cFStaie. aud waiYing all claim Of
error By reason of suth service.
Now, THEREFORE,. IN pursuance OF the rst section Of
the 'uct to regulate The agencies cflnsuranee Copa-
Mayl, 1904, ], WILLIAm ID. MORGAN, Auditor OF said
State. do hereby certify, that the said WILLIAM r.
GREED Is authorized agent for the sad compa-
ny, 10 transact the business Of re nsu ranee 10 ths
State, until the tAirtyfrst day of Jolly, In the year
Que thousand eight hundred att aiy-Gye. far "a he
may be legally empowered to do by HIS letter ofhp
pninlmeni, and ths nstrVciio bich may be given 10
him BY the said company.
liz WITNESS WnEREor, I have hereuutO subscribed
my name, and caused the seal Of my office to
be aiiXcd. this IGCb day OF April, III the year
L. s. Of our Lord one iJousrnd eight hundred and
ffty-nve. WILLIAM u. AoRG An, aud.
May 3, ls55--3NJo
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
Eg-we never knew before hat il was

Eg-We never knew before that it was
crime to do right Ohio Eagle.
Nor did we; but if it is, the editors of
the Eagle can rest assured that it is a
"crime" they have never been guilty Of.
AS evidence we refer them to their petit
ton advocating the payment of that one
hundred and forty dollar swindlel And
if this is not sufficient please run your
eye over the column of figures headed
stealings!
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

EV-"The editors of the Eagle say they
had an object in view when they put in
their bid of fifteen cents per quire.- Ga
zette.
Most certainly we had. Nothing more
or less than to prevent it going to the Ga
zette oflice.-Eogle.
We would again ask whether it was nee
essary, in order to accomplish that object,
that you should keep in your possession the
letter asking us to bid, until it was too
late for us to make calculation of the
amount of composition and press work nee
essary to do the work. How did it come
that the post MASTER who is the principal
ditor of the Eagle, brought that letter to
oar office and told as It's contents before act
lad opened IL? BY what system of Leger-
denain did he ascertain its contents?-
How did it come that he did not, as is us
ual with him, place that letter in the Ga
zette box in his office? How did it come
that the aforesaid letter laid on his table
for the space Of nearly, if not quite forty
eight hours, time enoughtto have gone to
Cincinnati and back? We again ask by
what system of Legerdemain did he GSccr-
tain its contents? How come he to lay it
on his table which was in the opposite di-
rectiou from our box?
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

Eg-If the editors of the Eagle made
"a printing establishment out Of ''ono
hundred and forty dollar swindle," how
much can they reasonably expect to make
out Of "twelve dollar one?"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

It's stated thatthe -Notbings have
altered portion of the Declaration of In
making it read thus: "Life,
Liberty and the pursuit Of hishmen and
office seekers"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
alIEHEkT on THE CONDITION

NE AAE
STAR lNeuaANcE COMPANY,
On the trsi day Of January isbs. a. reqalrsd II
1884 y : " ~
FFNlk nsne e this Company 4 ~ star lnsu.unss
j comprry whisA wa -.i.t. . h. i., i,.,',.. ~
0EdeDsbufgh, hew f0rk, Win a Catitl Slork N
Sl5hFo9tu, which was paid W.
Tho Assets OF the Company consist " The follow
Ing it0ns:
LIST: cAss on hand and In trahs,alsaloa,
%. SSfsai estate owned by the colppsny
81. Bond and M0Ttsages on real estsis ,De.
Ing atst lisn, Of whlrh Amouni nicfs
tiisR Sle0,toO % y uPon propeftl
worth double the sum FOR which lhs
same u nlbftgsfed i95,Cco CO
4th. Bills rcevisabie aud neccrtanees f,e3G ~
Bib, Onee Furniture. teIies fifhlsh,d5 10 20
tth. Interest due, unpaid, cstlHAtsd 100 60
IN Outstanding prefiipms go 81
sth Balance IN Agent hsgds 80 ras shosn sGoi ~
80 losses adjusted and due
Losses adjusted and hot due ,2cc 60
s.limaisd 1890 GO
penss SEQ 90
eepta rsw small items ofespsnss.
The greatest t4krn b. i,y risk 4 S5uco; tho
ConpaDy haye rule IN rcgnid 80 the amount 10 ~
Insured IN sEy one City. Town lisro nor IA Tegsd
10 The amount allowed 10 bs insured IN any 0he blsck;
ths rtie beiHg nott1iLsufs cEce-dng SSUs0 liable ~
1855 iH ANY Que nrs3 =
The Galnsr q tls Is was certified and aiSd 81
the once pi the AhSOI ohV . TIE last report "
ui:s Compan!. u. O. FOOJE, SeerstafA.
STATE " Ngw fcrEf 81 i,4srcrcs county. -.
On this cih Jay u JHiuiIt 1855. 1ienr5 q. fOOte,
seeTetry = ibe star lIsusat ,arFaiy ep cared be.
fore me, aud soiHg daily 81 or d r pose sd asy that
he is such hecTrtry, aud thli a. foregoing a.rmcnt
subscribed bJ ni s true setDrlng ID lie best ofhis
knOEledgc aid belief. l. WITH Jlsiics II Peace
STATE ~ NEw fonK- -. Ia rFtHee comfy, j, -.
J, G-Ofge >. WinslUs, clsr, uf mo C0uhta Hfore-
shid, the odeeT having carss b. he isrs D. sad State
oi The rseOsds Of deeds and Go gcz of said county,
DO hereby certify that the star nsanee company "
Il g
former certificate, undes Dat NJ August S. r5f, and
filed IN the odes Of The auditor Of The Sate OF oho
on uineumbered reat estate IN said county, that f.
possessed O not less than hundred aoasaHd doll
lars 20 inS esed of The SHuc3 stated 10 ny sSid former
cenihcaie to-"iii doubts ms sun mortgaged and sei
cared ahd thnt the same ~ W.! assghcd in
numbered az BY The records u this 6lce nppears.
Ia witness whereof. have hereto set my
L. 3 hand aud aEiNed ths seal OF said eOuntyj
iEis 9th DAY VI January, it55.
q. 5. NINSLOW, cIork.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
CITY CONPECTIONA AIRY.

THVHE Undersigned, having recently fitted up rooms
in Martins row, Immediately under the Ohio
Eagle Printing Office, aud door north Of the Post
oniue, most respectfully invite public attention to
extensive and well selected stock of CofeefOa
aries consisting of candies OF their manufacture,
which they will sell at wholesale and retail prices
Lemons, Oranges, Figs, ,RniSOns- Dates,
First Quality CatntV ba Wine nItH Ale,
Cigars, DC, &c, constantly kept
on band.
We are also fitting up In fine style fora Ladies' SUM
mer Saloon the rooms formerly occupied by Dr. KISa
where the refreshments Of the win be in readi
nessut all hours. HENLY & LADABAUGH.
.7pr l2, ls55-No. 49--t-f.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
Th.ngs 70 be Remembereel.

In the controversy now going on be-
tween the editor Of this paper and the Red
Lodge Clique, tits highly necessary the
reader should keep sight Of the following
facts
RememJer, That James W. Towson has
totally avoided reply to our charge that
he had, priorto bis nomination, declared
that certain officers lad stolen from the
county Treasury while engaged in reft.
ting the public buildings.
Remember, That in the very face of his
solemn and public promises to purchase no
item for the county without first asser.
tanning where it could be had the cheap.
est" he actually purchased nearly sixty
dollars worth of stationery without making
any inquiry as TO who could furnish it the
cheapest, and actually paid more than il
could have been purchased for.
Remember, That he publicly declared
that the stealings of the Red Lodge Clique
were $50 well covered up" that it would
be impossible to expose them" and yet
since that declaration we have ourselves
exposed nearly thousand dollars Of steal
ings by this same Clique, Notwithstanding
we were to avery great extent ignorant of
the manner of doing business in the pub
lie buildings and consequently labored un-
der serious embarrassments, which he
would not have done.
Remember, That while we were engaged
ir fcrrcting outthe s;ealings in his office
he at first denied opening a package which
he was afterwards compelled to acknowl-
edge he had opened
Remember, That when the Ohio Eagle
and Telegraph were united that the county
printing was raised from 37t and 50 cents
per quire to one dollar per quire, thus
throwing into the hands ofits owners near
ly ifnot quite enough of the peoples mon
ey to purchase the establishment.
RememJer, That the transaction" be-
tween Ellis and Jeffries which Tuthill and
Schleich pronounced FRAUDULENT in or
der to effect purchase Of the Eagle, has,
since then, and in order to unite Il party,
been endorsed by these same men, and
the hundred and forty dollars which they
pronounced an UNMITlcATED swINDLE, they
have since urged the Commissioners 10
pay.
Remember, That the editor of the Eagle
has swindled the taxpayers Of the county
to the tune of nearly if not quite thou
sand dollars.
RemenlJer, That these men who only
last fall denounced the American party on
account ofits secrecy, as cut throats and
midnight Assassins, are now banding the
fag ends of all parties and Roman Cath
oIcs into ar oath-bound political organ
izdtion to sustain the acts of secret plunder
on the county Treasury.
Remember, That the letter asking us to
put in bids to print the Assessors blanks
wasnot banded us until it was too late for
us 10 do so.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

What per cent will the editors of the
Eagle ask 10 collect that twelve dollar
swindle? 1t is reported that they collect
such accounts to charm
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
II mo u.
nn. R.. RAYMuNn.

TAs removed his oGice and residence to The house
b-d formerly occupied BY Mr. Shut. few doors ! ast
OF Tho Eagle Printing oce ,wherc no win be fnuBd az
all times uniessabsent on professional basiurss.
Lancaster, april II, 2e5j--sln50
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

GyWe. never bid for any kind of
blanks. Last year, being Immediately af-
ter becoming Proprietors of the paper, We
printed The Assessors blanks without any
bid, and were paid for them and all
other blanks we have printed for the
county SEVENTY FIVE CENTS FER QuIRE.-
Eagle.
The manner in which the Eagle printed
the aforesaid blanks at seventy-fye cents
per quire was this They actaal2y charg-
ed Ike county ONE DOLLAR per quire,
as We have before stated: but when they
presented their bill to the Commissioners
Mr.. PETERS refused to pay it, and the bill
was finally cut down to rs cents per
quire. AT first the editors of the Eagle
refused 10 take Mat amouat, and wouldn't
receive an order for rs cents per quire
until they found the Commissioners were
determined to give no more. For several
weeks they insisted on receiving ONE
DOLLAR PER QUIRE, and if We are
not mistaken threatened to enter suit 4,
gainst the Commissioners for the full
This charge of one dollar per
qnire was shortly after the Telegraph had
agreed to do it for 374 and 50 cents per
qaire. But the Telegraph had gone into
the handsof the Clique, and as they were
never known to do an honest act and true
to their instinct, the price of printing was
raised from 374 and so cents per qure to
ONE DOLLAR. If the editors of the
Eagle deny this statement we can produce
the documents TO prove it.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

The STATE OF Ono,
The CITY OF LANCASTER, IS:
Personally appeared before me this 2Glh
day Of April A. d. 1856. John II. Wright,
who being duly sworn, according to law,
deposeth aud saith, that the statements,
contained in the foregoing article. in re-
ference to the printing of blanks for clerk s
Office, and the way in which the mistake
occurred, are true to the best ofLis knowl-
ed ge and belief.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
a D s. e y a. @ G

- ID % e Y 81 q 6
Ofthe Seni-Annuai Statement of the af.
fairs anu condition OF the Home Insu-
rance Company OF the City OfNew York;
on the 30th day of December, 1854.
Balance Of Assets gLth June
last as per eLhi Oit of that datr s13G.Ois g.
Subject to suHdry losses then
unLtiused and estimated at
SiJ.ylJ -. portion CT Whth
has be-n paid.
Deduct second dividend deear-
ed ltA July, per cent 40.eCO 90
- sCSo.c70 %
IHeomc4
Amount 1f premiums on
polIe.ss lssued during
tae last six months SIS. g9C -
Less return premium
cancelled policies aLd
Te-nsuralecs 3..39 %
-ss3. SEQ 81
AInornt nfinter rect accr,.-
ea aEd earned for six
motifs from lr.l juiy
10 hfsE JaIgaTy c5.sl3 %
cF7.6s4 81
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
JOHN II. WRIGH'

(Sworn to and subscribed before me
! this twenty eighth day of April,
A. D. 1855.
SILAS A. HEDGES,
Mayor of the City OF Lancaster.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
ATT EMIT OMIT z UonLD.
WILLIAM sEIUTT,
CARRIAGE g. BUGGY MANUFACTURER

WI " lI"NIFNb TIIEFI9
cs-EKVs now Offering the public ncFTE
x2s=S2t- 4 style and variety Of Carriages 4s =
eHd Buggies unsurpassed Tor beauty. durability aud
eheapnrss By any hHg ofthe Kind ever offered IN thi.
ssclion Of Ohio HayHK Secuted the services Of the
most accomplished woTkmen, he Is able 10 compete
with any similar establishment West Of the noun
tains Ny material j. all nrst quality and al work
warranted fpr year. Pers0Is DESTROYS % par
chasing viii pleas eaii ahd examine y stock before
purchasing else here.
He is aiso prepared 70 Paista aad Trim any work
pers9ns wish done, Il aa reasaHable rsany FIRM
in the city VIZ. SHUT.
LaneaHsr, april &c, 1850
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
Law TIC

ATTORNEY AND couSsELLUR AT LAW, LANCASTER, QUO
VE7 I'LL practice in the Courts OF Fairfield and ad
wv joining counties
He mnvbe found during business hours ut the ofpce
# II. II Hunter, ESQ may iS, lSji
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
gI7.ss 81
s9a7.544 ~
hi. bnrsohonts
sl4s.S1s s7

Cssl, balance in Bank 2ClSa IS
Bonds sHd Mortgages. (belnc
irsi lein on Real Es;ltel 44s.5Cs 90
Loans on stocks (IayEblc ON
dcfnaudl I53CCU 60
Real Estate No Wall Street
ube ohice) C65aO Gl
Notes received for Premium on
Inland risks Is.s49 81
ohicc Furniture and personal
ehects eUO co
gary ar.t, 1886 81
IN course oftsaLsmis-io!. frOuI
agents 22.599 IL
Premiums due aud uncolscted
Policies i-saed al oi!lee 100 so -
Total Ssi2.s5e ~
Liabilities.
amount Of losses incurred and process Of
adjustment aaI54 2G
Amount Of losses reported on which no
action has been taken 55.O.6 20
amount Of claims Tor losses resisted BY
tire eompahy 1900 co
signca s74. .230 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN. Vice rfesiden,
AeE York, Fcb. les. =. +. MiL.I.MARIH, See'y.
STATE OF Nav YoGK- Chy Of New NG.k. ss.
NIimatih Secretary of the Rome INSURANCE { Lonpa-
ny. being sevcr-y sworn, ito depose and say thai he
foregoing sisi-nS al of the uirs aid Condition Of said
company Is Ccrsect ana ttua.
hignea CHARLES J. NhRTIN. V. President
AhiHl Il !. v ILLIAAT II. Secretary
Taken, sutsUribcd ana TO bcfra me thIs s..R
da! OF February, 4. H. lsl5 signed
Ls. y. WILLIAM BUSTED,
Commissioners Ia Kew YORK far the sgzte Of ONO
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
CARROLL MILL COMPANY,


CARROLL MILL COMPANY.
TENHE stockholders in the Carroll aill Company are
Il notified to convene AT Carroll on Tassdagt sl5tL
day Of fdg Hert at 10 O'Clock a m TO elect FIVE Of
their number TO direct the affairs Of the Company
for the term specified in the act regulating manufac-
turing companies. HENRY SCHWARTz,
THoIgS HOLMES,
D.sNlEL BOYER,
JAMES HOLMES.
JOHN SCHN. .sRTZ,
Carroll, april ls, 1sSj--4wio CorpOraiors.
CHEESE! CHEESEn CHEESEnl
ENGiAsH, Dairy and Granville Cheese for sale by
kL april 10, 1855 wM. oIANI,
FISH! FISHn FfSH!! FISHHl!
EEEsH arrival Of Fish, Maekere, White aud salt
Il Fish for sale by WM. GAM.
Lancaster, april 70, ISj5
nRYED Peaches and 4 ppIes, just receIv-
y ed and for sale by WILLIAM GiANI
StUGAIs Cured Dryed Beef, Bologna sau-
, sages and Beef Tongues fofss.le by
Lancaster, April u, ls55-lm49 NM. GIASI.
.nEANGES aad Lemons, fne Int juel re-
" eeiyed and for sale by whole boxes and rata 10y
Lancaster, April lo, is55--lmfs WM CLAM.
ITALIAN TEacayonis,S Soda and Butter Crack.
d ers; large fresh Rasns quarter, half and whole
boxes fresh Figs, French and German Pruhes, al
monds, English Wulnnts. Peanuts at low prices by
Lancaster, april Il, iS55-lm4g WM. CLAM.
GtOFFEE, Teas, &c.--A dne lot cr Rio and
J Java Coffee Young Hy son and Imperial Teas New
Orleans Sugar crushed and pulyerized; do; New Or
lean Molasses: Star Candles and all kinds OF Famly
Groceries in every description by
Lancaster, april l. +, lS55--lmi9 VIM. GIANI
GANDKES.-A large and superfne stock Of az,
~ kinds of Candies, wholesale and retail by "
Lancaster, april ls. ls55-lm49 WM. GIANI
KETOOD and willow Ware, such as Bowls.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-05-03

Superintendent ofthe Gazette job Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05
Retail Prices Of Farm Produce In Washington
Market.


Market.
Meat run up to high figure during the past week.
Hereafter 1t must be clsssed among the Injuries of life,
and be the food Of the ch and Of the poor only holt
days and festive occasions Cattle sold for from IL to
IA cents pound last week. in the cattle market and
the retail prices consequently inordnately high,
and the different varieties have run up some two
three and four cents in the pound. To in some sort
make amends for this fish has become cheap Shad Ia
plentiful be had for prices varying from twenty
to thirty cents Fosnders, bass halbut and cod have
all fallen in price.
There is scarcely any poultry and game in market,
nor win there be any until the Long Island snipe
in, which viii probably in about . week. We
miss from list this week many weknown varieties,
canvas backs, rabbits &c. plethoric purse is
sentia requisite to those disposed indulge In poultry
Of any description Both butchers and poulterers who
have had contracts with hotels and public institutions
complain Of the nordnate prices of ell kinis of fesh
and say they are losing money.
Eggs are cheapeniag. So rejoice, ye pudding eaters
Butter ditto.
Spring vegetables are becoming quite plentiful.
Radishes carrots and beets blush crimson from out of
punches of green salad spinach and leeks Artichoke
and asparagus garck and green peas to be in
every direction Potatoes still remain high but If
information is correct they must come down before
long, appears that since the operation Of the Reel
procy treaty. vast quantities Of potatoes sent from
Nova Scotia to this port In anticipation Of good prices
during the spring and summer they were kept back;
but the demand for them fell of, poor people being
driven to buy other food, and they coming in
in great quantities In Boston and Philadelphia they
selling for seventy Eve cents bushe and good judges
predict they will be down to dollar barrel before long
Be this it may, they win certainly be much cheaper.
The following has been carefully corrected -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-05-05

common to good. and slI 81 $I2 37K for fancy and
extra Mesl-SaIes OF about $50 500 bbs New Jersey
snail sales at old prices Whest-s00 bushels southsrn
white sold at SO 65. Corr was scarce and again
sovsneed. The sales embraced about IA ooa $4,000
bushels, including western mixed delivered from store
ii2sc Hoe; white southern at ll3c and 1l5c an
lioc for yellow Co., part to arrive Rye hsld at
81 o. Oats were ques at Soc &c. for heavy State and
CoiTKE-Atout 800 bags Rio were sold at 1870 lie
Soo 40 Lsusyra a. lohc lle; Iso do Marsesibo at
leAc a Ike, and 800 bags San Domingo at or 9x
Cocoa -lU0 bags Para cold at p. I.
CoTroH Before the news ab,at 200 bales sold
ported.
Fanonrs Rates were dull, and engagements light
10 Liverpool eoo 600 bales Of cotton compressed w'rs
engaged at 3d., and $50 do sea lssad, At o-l6d.,
and 70 ba es horse hair, at 3-6d. To Hsvre cotton
and bone we're engaged at 80 To Marseies 200 bales
OF cortop were engaged at Sc. Copper, at 50 per
Rum at Sc. per gallon, measurement goods IS per
too To Hamburg, $50 bales of cotton engaged at
80 10 California, rates were quiet at &c., 35c. per
at 81 4c '''N
HAr-sale Of 500 bales were made at sI12x.
MoLAssFs-4o hhds. clayei Cuba, were sold at &c.,
and leo bids Cuba Duscovado, at &c.
ons-saes Of about 10 600 gallons nseed were made,
at s6c. SIC.
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market was steady, bat not
old mess at SD So new do at SIT IS Sit SIN, and
ne prime ut Sl4 25 Beef steady, with light sales
Lard was firm, with sales of 200 800 bbls at loo
losc Shoulders and hams and firm, at
ahc-, sAc 9hc. Bacon firm, with small sales at
$40. SC
RIcE-l6o casks were sold, at SIC. exc. for good
to prime quality.
SKxD.-Cover was dull at 12c 12hc.
SPICES OF 600 mats cassia were made at AGO.
1000 lbs nutmegs at ST. IS bags pmsnto at l3c, and
100 do for export at exc.
SUGARs.-Tbe msrket inactive, but firm; 200
hhds Porto Rico sold at 6ac. q exc; IS hhds.
clarified Cuba at exc 100 boxes clayed yellow at p. t.,
and $50 200 Cuba at yesterdays prices.
TAuow.-Saes OF 5000 lbs. were reported at 11Ac.
TOBACCO.-Prcea arm md nm
ward; sales to moderate extent. 10 hhds Kentucky
and Maysvie at &c. lac "a bales Havana at 25c. q
3sc So bales Sagua, p t. 4S0 seed leaf At 5c.
l2k.
wniskKY.-About 200 800 bbls. were sold, Including
Ohio ana prison.
WooI.-There has been but little demand for do
esc this week, and sales have been very light Sales
made OF $50 bales, washed Mszagan, and thirty
bales washed Cordova; price not made public