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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-02
PLAQUEMINE:
saturday, June q, 1855.

Geo. Washington P. Gusts, the nearest sur
viving connection of General Washington, and
perhaps the only man living who was on terms
Of familiar intimacy with him, has been invited
to delive; the address at the celebration of the
anniversary of the settlement of jamestown,
Va, on the 18th.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-06-02

~ \ For Lobdelps store, Baton Rouge,
>. pl.aGsmne DO poo.ld'onvi!ls, aid and al in.
New LatOna, EMILE GRoss, Master, viii
leave New Orleans for the above and oil inter-
mediate landings on MONDAYS. at O'Clock P.
NJ, and on FRIDAYS, At 10 o'clock A. N. Re-
turning will leave Baton Rouge on Tuesdays ct 2
o'clock P N, and on Saturdays At 10 o'clock A n.
For freight or passage apply on board.
~The New Latona has sign on the wharf
at her Laading, where win be always stationeda .
clerk ia receive freight during the absence Of the
Aoaf, enabling merchants to send their goods d.
rect from the vessel to the boat, thereby saving
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(A60s a,l0 Buns.

Every woman 10 in the wrong until che eriss,
and then she in tho right instantly.
A tragedy is oissa the safsty.val,s Of In
sanity.
Ths man who lends an umbrella 10 a rea,
philanthsopist sacrificing himself for the bsns.
lit Of bis species.
There 10 craving in almost every mans'
breast for Iatch.ksy.
Every woman's mother has been bssutfal.
A postmaster out iu PspnsyIvania writes m
that he don't knowo what pes csutses h. but
when hs buys for . 6p and cells for shillino
hs knows shat be Il making money. He nsss
the right kind Of ofasithmstie.
Jollybonss says II you want 70 feel mssu.
jast get your eyes accidentally bIackened, then
have your adorable Tell you that you have been
In muss. and got the worst Oft
An economical man always takes his meals
In front Of mirror. He does this 10 double
tho dishes. II that isn's philosophy, ws would
like 70 know Whist 10.
The last words Of q French baron, Who late.
y drowned himself In the Seins, wsss, Any
cigar y 6nishsd-uy grave b flowing beside
me. Adieul"
sWe mast reconcile ourselves 10 our enc.
mics when ws sss dying" remarked IN old
topper. - hs called foe glass Of water.
A little MINK boosted 70 one Of her little
friends that shsr iashss kept = carriage" sAh!
bat vas ths tsiumphans reply, .my iathse
drives a. omnihua"
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PACKETS.
THE CAPITOL.

1h1aso 1W5CE n WEEA,
For Bayou Sara, Waterloo, Port Hudson, Lob.
1lelps Store. Baton Rouge, Plaquemine, Donald
sonvile, and all intermediate Landings The new
and splendid steamer CAPITOL, Capt THonAs
URE, will leave New Orleans for the above ports
on Sunday morning at o'clock, and on Wednes.
days at P. NJ Returning, willleave Bayou Sa-
~ after the arrival Of the cars. For freight or
passage, apply on board or to
GEORGE E. SPRAGUE.
A clerk will be on the Levee to receive freight
luring the absence of the boat.
Plaquemine, April l9, 1855. ap2l
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Regular coast Jacket
Fer Baton Rouge Twice q Week.
,-zh THE Elegant Passenger Steamer
GEM: THEoDuLE ELFERr, Master,
Leaves New Orleans every Monday, at l2 o'clock,
M; and on Thursday, at O'Clock, Pm.
Returning, leaves Baton Rouge every Tuesday
st o'clock, A. NJ, and on Friday At 10 o'clock
A. NJ. Eor freight OF passage, apply on board.
pSteamer GEM will extend her Thursdays
Port Hudson, Springfield, LobdelIs Landing. Ba-
ton Rouge, Plaquemine, Bayou Goula, Donald
-sonvile and Coast-l2 hour packet to Plaque.
Ein,.
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,&@9Ah The new and iins steamer BEL
H1 LA DONNA, J: H. MoRslsor,
1master, leaves Plaquemine on her
downward trip every Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. Returning, leaves New Orleans for Bay.
On Sara and all intermediate landines every Sat.
ssday afternoon At 4 o'clock. oci7
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ODelousas and New Orleans
Packet.

S6 The good, safs steamer Alice
1 w. 6laxe, Capt. ]. JoaS-
DsTox, leaves N. Orleans On We'd
1ssdays at l2 M.-Landing q Plaquemine on
Thursdays At A. y. Returning, leaves Opelou.
~ On Sundays at 10 A. M.-Ariving at Plsque.
mine on Mondays At p =. This boat il new, and
decidedly the fastest and best boat Of her tonnage
~ has entered the pert Of New Orleans. For
5aEsAar particulars apply on board. anl2
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MISCELLANEOUS.


JOB Y2uyI1Go.
THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
SOUTHERN SENTINEL
GRATEFUL for the patronage that has here.
~ tofore been extended him, would respectfuly
inform his patrons and the public generally, that
having lately made considerable additions to his
Office, land contemplating making considerable
more in short time) he is prepared to execute
with neatness and despatch, and in style equal
to any other Office, every variety of
Job Printing
Consisting Of
Handbills of all descnp- pamphlets;
tions; LawyerI Briefs.
Blanks Of all kinds; Ball Tickets;
Bill Heads; Funeral Tickets:
Wedding Tickets and Circulars;
Cards; &c &c &c.
And in fact any description of Job Printing, in
Black or Bronze.
And at prices as low as any other Office in the
interior of the State
w. P. BRADBURN, Proprietor
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} #. Y. SCHULLY,
Boot and 8hoemaker.

One Door above Galagher's Store.
TAKES this method to inform the inhabitants
L Of Plaquemine and vicinity, that be has per-
manently located himself in this place. for the pur-
pose of carrying on the Shoemaking business in
all its varieties. Having on hand large and well
selected stock of Leather, is now prepared to
manufacture Boots and Shoes at the shortest no.
tice.
Plaquemine, June 4th, 1s53-ly
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J. Il D2o2xo8I
COmmissiom Merchant,
3laquemine, La.
HAVING completed his large and eo,nmodious
Landing, will give his entire attention to the
Receiving and Forwarding
Of all Freights passing through Plaquemine-
Crosse Tete and Attakapas Merchants in particu.
lar will find it to their interest by giving their at
tention to this notice. Those wishing to have
their Goods attsndedto will please address
Care Of J. E. DEGELOS,
jul7 Plaquemine, L..
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TERMS OF THE SENTINEL.
Subscription, FIVE dollars per annum, in advance
No subscription taken for less period than one
year.
Advertisements, charged one dollar per square
10 lines or less for the FIRST, and fifty cents for
every subsequent insertion. All advertisements
published until forbid, and charged accordingly.
liberal discount made to yearly advertisers;
payments Invariably in advance.
.Asnoxncew,e~ts for Office $40, in advance-and
each Candidate will be charged s6 for printing
Election Tickets. UAnnouncement Of Mayor,
45; for Aldermen $2 50.
Oh Work cash on delivery.
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Did.

FLOWER-h hu.ostios, Ioss on tb. 18th March Mr. v
tlos.r ~. leo sins ser7 iatei u PAr.hvie ~ T. biz.
baiivr tosn I'D buried q tn "a.
LANt-Is F-st Poland, Ne April !. udisn wife Of Z.nss
Ire sRed 81 Nes.
sUK'sON-Ou wsdusd'y Aprl II. Daniel Morrison, aged
81
Die res'ivs ~ ends invited his fsnSr.i
vices TN, cay Tbundsy az VoOes hs late residences
No lie pio. % cor J-rson, without far her nvit4sn
NlCHOL1ur-On "edue,~sy. April II Mrs. Margaret
Ntetos'n. ehe Of James Nicholson Of assoS, Scotland.
aged So yesIs and mouths
The ss.s 4os f-ncs Of hs family respectfully IN
vtt 70 steud TIE funeral Friday 3h last
a. ocoet, fom Der late IedeGcs, No. 6] Hu ison
win out further isvifsdo1
OCONNOR-On T0e,d.y April 10. Elizabeth 0'Connol,
wife Of Dsi isi OCObbor. .see ~ years
The sss. fferds IT the family and those Of her
botbers Michael suo John o. coobor respectfully Invited
to spno he, f1bes from her ate redencs No 10 "shns
ton-st this dsy tTbuDday At Oc'oek
s(Orr-On ~edpesd-y. April II, Of pn.ysis. Elizabeth
Boos wife Of william Scott IN the bf'h OF
The Testve- snc fi-bos Of The family and Of her
In lsw Jpf Hu9on. 81. rspectfnly Invited stend her
18Th Inst ct ocock. P N
Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
Int
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Hudson River Market Boats,

Cspt W Powell o. the oArse =. from coEsaesie. arrived
OF FrsDkn April H. reports the fOlosns
by the trip yiG Milk COWS - Veal Calves, HoE
Homes PORK % FOEs bbls Esss IL tabs outer
sversgpE % % "a bales Hay 10 b)s Potatoes bDls rur
pips 40 bbls Appes bbs Peaches bis Pears ~ bills
Cl6er Dbl. Vnsgar, 9 rolls Leather.
Capt NJ Finch Of bsrle su.qaehsnns from Nswbursh
arrived wharf foot Of Watn April H. reports the fol-
lowrg articles BY the tip, vi; IS Bs-ve, mix Cows, 80
Veal Calves 10 Sheep sno LsmD, HOGS H0r,es 10 Veal
20 Fowls Turkey, Dol Egu 80 tabs suffer.
aversns S. 50 bb Rye Flour Is rolls Leather 10 bss
Vol 9 bundles frees 500 side Leather
Capt -, Of barge Merchant from Tiyo, arrived at
wharf foot Of WsDenst April a. reports the following srti
cles b, the MP Wis Nls Cows, q Veal Calves IS Sheep
and Lamb. ~ bbs Egs 10 tubs Butter 100 bales Hay TO
bale, Straw 200 bushels Rye 800 ebs Rye Flour Is bbls
Potatoes bbia Apples
Capt Lefever Of barre Ulster County from Ne ~pslx
Lariipg sirivld the wharf foot Of Muusyst April H.
potis the following articles b. the p viz: MIX Cows Of
Veal Calves sheep and L.mos 10 ese.sss Veal so lbs
Dressed Poultry so Fowls Turkeys Geese, 10 obls E<ys
20 tubs Butter averaging ? lbs 80 bales Hay 30 do straw,
ll6 ibis Flour ~ 90 Apples
Capt Rob ardrop Of steamer Caledonia from Newburyh,
arrived At the wharf foot of Warren, April sod II repos
the following articles by the trip viz: Beeves MIX Cow,
$40 Veal Calves sheep add Lambs Horses
Beeves 65 do DO Port 100 Fowls 5bbs Eggs 9j'ubs
Butter sversginf IS he rkn. DO averaging 100 lbs l
bb Rye Flour Us DO Beer, rolls Leather, boxes do u
k.y. Ncnf
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PASTs-sses have bser made o. - ks, spaGisA Rsi
- lie sud p tuns Vermont O-br- :, 81
PLAsTER-1s- market kru Tor Blue sui Waite az sS
. - bols Cs.eiaed have been sold AZ 81 sc.
flATOEs-Tte ssGsLd % home 10. r,,her better ,ai
prices have pry,t stree as, week re port shat s
4 tbl ties Wes'e-n Reds and Pntsye.u 81 r5asj s.
I'D N,fc-fs AID CAIte,s Sass p q Dbl Harlaa
BefuurA >se~ts sell a. - T5Gs5
hiLF-Tne Avorsoe from chsrlss,on rc porting -
svsues &c aLd iset sioek. hs ed acrss.ei
vsor q cur uaEkst sls holders rhs
tra1.sc yer, sns .Ld the stock greatly reduced
snsf q 81 sat have 5--n made
SUGARs-The demand qa scttve SuP -ices RAJ.
uLiform The 81 9pIy d-scrpt rhs .s-s
include rs hhas Needless. A. q &c csrfo Of SEQ hsd
Porto Eico 81 4; Sc and , hbts Mgejvsdo At ::
sPlCE,-Tnee Is little setvitt in the nsrSst for aness
Ibis head but Vrc,s frm sales Of 50 nss Cas-
81 &C Nuimess du s Pim-nt0 !, Inactive 81
Is a i3.c owes held 1t lie.
sALTIhs market quiet, sales have trs,sprsi to day
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tBUlTS-Tbe cemsnd for R.sn. is quits active but
u pcs oh'an-s; the sales Of the last three
40 bone b. sud quarters. 9Grch. - IS aud $40
Lsyer. &a1S Is bis French Wsnus 81 7c several ia
voices Of A Peanuts 81. SO boxes C,aals Ofsnsss
IS - soi go Hss.ns OranEs :. sl4fli 90, from
vessel - GO b.seoa Cocoseutss 80 so bag, brzi Mats
part So. o..h
fEArrEaS"s mott s.l.' u 80 Is rood Tennessee at
SEC srd 900 k@uucsy a. =. 157.c ,ca h.
fIsnIhe hes bess active bu' the prn ;ipt sale,
we're previous 10 Nry. rss sn.set)n, noaut TO
2" ibis Nsckere a. az 50d 20 do so. a. q
z5i see DO. No .tFi SdE5 2ov qaiatals Gc.nd Bsss
Cod ssh a. - 7jG - 81; 90 qIina. II G-ors- Bank :.
lc HeHinss drmi s,s OF 600 bKs sia.e at acc
and No a. &c
GRAIN The demand FOR Wheat Is fair and the msrtet n
sgsn Sc better. AID is UD--ttlod there assortment
ousn here give charsc the sse h- 'sl-- so
btsh fair 10 white Southern ~ - 6jd - Aye 10
quite scarce wstted for ll s.-s Of loe blsh
J-rsey IS Bailey iul. ma hinai -
81 p. Barley Ht q1iet 81 FL SEA 81 AZ Oits o-s
ard in o.Isud for ih- trade; q state II I6c
Nstterb HATE Jersey st ts17oc ard southern 81 66
Offering the demsId IS msn flr TIE East aud city
sde sale. VI ~ C0 bush ~ 10 FOR Sol.tern mixed u
~ % for yelow-'Le latter price delivered; Ald 81 ga
O. 7 tor whiGe; round yellow IL held al 81 o. 81 Co. We
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

Reported for ThE n T. WELELr ThIsusE BY JoHs EaIos
WtDSEsDAY, April II. 1854
A. Market gGz Cste-soout So Beeyss, and 50 Stores,
consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and Caves Ye.nss t~o
sLo three yess Old
hiskET B.u-Lrrs p e~t ssi sio, Pnt quality, -,
Second quality esidssf Third qu.ity s1,; ordiaHy 81
al S7s cs.f.ins 10 70 lie o n B.relnf C.tte 90 70
Ell y had Veal Calves 81, O.. s3i tjs ., market
eTOREs-WOrkiDg Oxen, Se5 go, ere, tlD tIN 70
Sis Cow. 400 Caves s.5 70 s4 ss2 Yesriinz,
Two Year. Old lsss go s1, sS to t'l Three fesn Old,
St2 SS sc SO 70 s7l -
sHEEP AID Lanss-l 500 At ms,tet Extra, Ca 80 go.
els By lOt %. ee., 81, sit, go, th eft
eyINs-All large Hogs, wholesale. ct 81 70 cte 10.
RgHAREs-Ths whole stock to-day 10 excellent; large
portion Oxen and sheep ga.ity The marriott
Il frn steady and prospect Of dscias. dali wss.
uncomfortable day. .
rs esn came the g,chbaE R4lrosd sad ~ the
Boston cad IL v. R4ro osdsd With Cattle 8hsep swins.
nd 6ox
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We fLd 5g more buocks than last week In tie pens %
d.y and 10 incIeae IN the sssod consequently there
f.ps q IA rIcs We have recuced quotations. bail cent
and cases there eyseot eisp>stioa 70 sell a.
tslsr shts Than ast Some 0! the dIoysrs s9s
lite prospect Of ootHs up acc 1uns sod nsta
lea, kss tie same would have add Tor lat weak
nave no hote that there permsreney "a tss re-
Sucon o. the contrary efoye are nunyns N thef eat
b.c,g.. corn seyaDens expect al tho greater scar
eify and hisher pfe.s few weeks hence go .
We told day that many Quo farmers are oolssd
"a, u dow fest for cattle bsoSse and iced h- 90
corn 70 h-.p alive Corn, "a Huron county Ono -
worth $50 and the sses are al for home eon'a mp
non The spns the second edition OF Us nsfoftsns
tn. re.tser todsy = dry and cold and with ii. sane
nunber Of saocks week the sane prices vosd have
teen Uif.tGned- . -. l.
hen In fsct here nothinf 10 complain Of except they
" 100 ,us They brought fcr-srt TOO youns sne the
breed one q, that does not acquire mst1Ety
early. , -. -, 49,. -. -.
,,,rb.r. on can cattle .. 81 head Ice. po1sd
Th.,, bought Albany By David Aheror Of hebbini
A IN. al ls head among which were sons that were
rolth lac CSC bead Another ot OF % heed rsaet
little though the seller only loe md the hrs lo
enly SIC at honest veyhts .
We lot OF a sold o. So estimated ~ buyer 81
cyt that fair beef
g. Bauer h,s Of H. selling By rhou.s Wheeler
ths are probably the best IN MARKET They are estimated u
lr ert syesSs and viii eel fof average price Of fe
We notice. sale Of ax 10 Geo Hsvs w % whlea W
sted a. l6s cyt Bsvs says 10 vii be IL: y.
This drove fed BY Robert Wiley. OF noted old
feeder In Farrsd County. o and wn parrhSed by Mr.
BsA upon hs JuegG and sen, vAd Tor a.
father TO sell heN,
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iReoortso fol THk r. Y. TaIBuss py Il Fay
firn hoard 1900 ity 6s 99i; 1000 PIT. Go, stea
bPnville 8a TIC 66 Penn IS 81; lO S6i; 001 Cam.
Ap R G., 'ss s'i; 3@3Besv R R O., ss.i 100 Chester
200 Ales Co. g.. 7oi; 600 City 6s cssh s3 so Little schuy
r. r., 4s! s. DO 49, n Penn at; do Al; 100 Chez
Valley X b5 Q; 10 MOus Csn4 Pred IS; do b3,
95; 10 Beav. Mesd X. 4si 0o Long Island r. r. 6l 50
DO b5 l6.; SO do l6I; Itooo IS 1911 20d, 1851
Phil q fren X n. 1877; IS Mech. Bank 5Ii 300 Morn,
Canal l4; 80 ResdiDg e. b5wu AT; so do 45i IS
hOunsi6 Coal Co., Soi Gisd Bank cash, i.b Western
Benz, 6l.
Befue.n Boards-9.tOo Pitts 6s steubenvile. 81.
40 soI 10" L.bsb 8. 10 esl 100 Do o. OiO Aies div
C. $50 b5 So 81 Moni. Canal li q Pc, ksiro'd 45 "a
Norristown Railroad 5sl Al 81; q Beaver Mea1ow
49i; So sobuyill Nav Preferred 5s; 10 Minehill Railroad
t5wD t5t, 50 Reading RR, At; 100 do, b5, 4St
after Boayd-5CO Peup IS 81. 600 Reading RI 6s 10,
8II 40 schuy Nav. Is 49, 7s, IS Reading RR, 43 s.
schuy Nav 4Si las do. ~; $40 Morris Canal b5 ny
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MARRIED..

cARPENTER-TAYLOG-0n Wednesday, April II. BY the
psvG Burcbard ID. D. MI Andrew J. Carpenter to Ais
ssisA Z, GsuShtero Of Isaac Tsyor, ESQ of this city
II saw clouds st morning
Tered with the Isrs sun,
And In the dawn they hosted on
Ard mingled into one 4"
Orssss and We.tchoster CouLty papers please copy.
CL0tGH-HITCHCOCK-0n Tuesday. April 10. 9. Trinity
Seuek Newark N j., by the Rev. Mr. HendeSon Willi.m
saRsso Clousb Harriet Allen, daughter Of g. H. Hitch
na0GsoN-wlLsoN- On Saturday. April 7, BY the Rev.
v1oent Yates Ferguson, Esq, Of California 70 MISS
W Matilda Wilson, daughter OF the late Samuel Wilson,
= O. seDen. Wes'chester County.
Ssnifornis pspers please copy
,sliERcE-pE FOhEEsf-On Tuesday, April 10, at the
nsd Dutch Church corner Of Fith ard Twenty ninth
oy Tie Rev Thos De Witt, d d.. Mr. Edwin Pierce, OF
a. Seneca County Miss Sarah Lets, asushter Of Pc
" " forest lksq., Of Brooklyn.L |.
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"WEDNESDAY, April LIP. NJ.

"WEDNESDAY, April LIP. NJ.
There was buOyaDt feeling at the Stock Board
this morning in the leading fAncies, with active
market. Ere and Reading continue to be the spec
uaiive stocks The former with sales of over 800
shares adv auced to 52k per cent an Improvement of
per cent. Reading cold to the extent Of 900 shares
co,Dg at s6. A new pamphlet has been issued by the
bulls, but II contains nothing rev or important Oae
sting fact s stated that of tue fuel consumes in
the locomotives last year, IS per cent WAS anthrs'ite
cool, making large saving the wood formerly
used Iludson River fell off per cent. Harlsm
advanced per cent. The bill to reduce the par val
ne Of the capital stock of this Company has passed
the Assembly. Central was buOyant AM weDtto 9'l
The death of the toll project has had favor
able effect, and brought in orders. Panama
was heavy, being pressed oa the market, and fell Of
TO 99y. Michigan Southern was in demand, with
sales $50 shares at 9s; Michigan Central, 81 Cleve-
LAID and Toledo declined = cent Gaens aod
Chicaeo y cent. Cimbtrl,od resained some OF
the loes of yestcrdey selling r, 3ol Tt last fall ia
sscIbed sales If stock by the Company to the ex-
tent of 500 TO 1900 shares, which stock vas cub
scrbed for at the me the issue was made At IS, bur
rot taken by the subscribing rtiss 1t Is nos stated
thar the Company has no more stock 10 seu but ope-
rators feel some doubt OH the subject There is an
imprt ssion in the street that the Management have
beer, for some reason no, patent, not unwhtg
that the stock should fall ia market price; aud
parties wbo should understand well the real
value OF the stock, it is asserted, advised the
purchase when tn, market stood a. aboG.
IS; ahd the sale, short, within f4w days,
when the market was down 10 abou. 81; Nicaragua
was firm at lGl Railroad Bonds were moderately
active and rather frmer; New York Central, lOO4
Illinois Central improved to 76i Fries, 1875 sold at
ss; Terre Haute and Alton lst Mortgsge, 90i Chicago
and Rock Island 96l, &c. State Stocks a:e not drni
Virginia told st 96i; Missouri, 93li Indiana 90, 81.
Iu Exchange there is nothing of importance doing,
and rates are unchanged. Sterling p alQs for best
names Francs l33 a5n4.
To Liverpool the engagements are 600 bois.
Resin, 81 100 tuns Logwood l7I6; COO bales Cot
ton, 5-32d leo bxs. Bacon, Isl. To London, 500
bbls Resio, 81. To Havre, 800 bales Cotton, tc
500 bbls. Resin, soc.
Ths transactions at the Sub-Treasury were mod
crate. Received, s63 SOL paid, 500 627i balance
8, 233 O2l. Paid from Assay Offes, sl7osil paid
on disbursng checks, si5,37s.
The following sales Of Bonds were made at auction
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sOAP-Tse Genaad is far full prices Of IL, last
'sfes csys 80 Castle a. l0i li; NOS, and
ic.c essh
sTARCH-Pssrl unchanged, sale. at Sc. Potato At 81
&c al Corr &c
shCr- The sappy 70 fair with sales Of Drop 81 s6lc.,
sEd ogct 81 Tie Bar Lead sells - 6tOSi;
SPk LlEh-rhe hs.kss firm, wltA small sale Plates a,
rs. Q me-.
sEkDSA M suppl, Of jersey oGsrias but the market is
Gl-s; s.es OF go bu,h at r. for jersey Oi9eic.
fvr Pelu.ylsnia AID lie for Ohio Timothy plenty,
znd Prime Resped firm - sales Of 40 bu.n Ross1
fs1 hunted oemsnd 81 81 s5Gtt 81 b - 70 LiGs-ed
is quiet; let .ae OF Ia cgts a. Boston az > %
sIEssINE-A f.ir densDd Tor prime. bat thers Is it,le
h.'-; sslr. Of fair At letc
sUMAC-rhe m.set quiet a. <15d $50 - fSr Sicily; Az
bags Ps eruo ,oid a. 81 81. mos
skIrs-ss-. been msd- Of Is bales Tsmpco Goat
SOC .nd 90 rs r,orc. Deer 90 private terms
1EAs-Ihc transactions a. private. this week. have bsen
isse fall prices There Is coed htUd except
Back grades vhich pleaty. rhe pnoe sas.
crop Teas well attended saa spirited,
prices realized with those Of previous ossfas.
The asfooss 26d6lc for Ioang Hys9n ZJs
2so. for byron SKIN y G5e Oi H5lon Vsaak,gi Sd9lc ft
Tssniay, &die for GuBP9-deI .oGsIe iSi Iapeni 30
&c OOolx
IObACCO-The demand btinues fair, with avery Nsht
stock snd that ~ of sn undsrabe description Tor ship
uenL Piics. firm Tee .ses for the lut thes d,ss
include bio. K-nucSy snd M,yssiie a. 7idlSt; 2t
bales HsyaDs 254Sc 60 seed ke.fs 559llc Al
tono4 st asdi6c 4s bales GUS and % bags Havana