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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28
Remember the Poor.

1t is not for US, says the Hollidaysburg
Why, to chalk out any peculiar method
of arriving at the end proposed; tastes
differ, and each prefers his own counsel III
such matters, but, We suggest, there is no
lovelier sight than to see group Of child
rem rejoicing in the possession Of little laps
and caps Glled with gifts, Their wild
cry Of joy is sure to touch some golden
threads in Memory's warp: even ''Ihc
gray old man leaps back again to youth, :"
when his liberality kindles holiday tran
sport in the bosoms OF the young. Let
the children, then, be male happy.
If the "feast" still lack u glowing eli
max Of enjoyment, an infallible mode of
giving it an ecstatic fuish-one that
would grace an angels hearts to be
derived from mcri.ius 4 grateful blessing
from the suffering poor. Investments, III
that quarter, are equal to deposits in the
bank OF Heaven; taking this for granted,
would j. aot be well, at this season of the
year, when loose change easily loses it.
self from the pocket, 70 take share or
more III divine stock We lately rea1
Of never falling safe guard against the
the moth, which might be applied with
profit, We think, to our east off clothing,
as the weather grows colder. The recipe
is something like this: when we, the
lords of creation, don our new outfits Of
coats, pants and vests, and the ladies, kind
creatures, their long anticipated holiday
iinerics, instead Of slowing our old clothes
in the garrct, to be prey to the moths,
let US deposit them "where moths can not
corrupt" that is, in the hands Of poor
mothers, who viii refashiou them into
comfortable garments for their little ones.
Who knows, that even such offerings as
these may not be, in the great day of
general reckoning, rewarded with '.gar-
ments Of praise and robes Of righteous
ness
"7lc poor hare Uooa, aye, pure as hi'ne,
Bm nought 10 quicle,t its Row;
They hare hn,bs that feel the rhistliay gale,
And shriak .tfonr the drirea snosg.
Wmter is here, oh ! Mjnh Of tie poor,
Tie roojlcss, tie aahcd, the oil,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28
Court week, Lswisburg,


Friday morning, the jury in the Rode-i
armel case brought in . verdict Of Not,
Gailty. FL
The next case tried wns that of the
Commonwealth against certain citizens of
Hartley township, for pusting yard, fences,
and trees on land dedicated for n public
road in Weikeryille, alias "Shbtown," "
alias Eagleville. The defendants were
found guilty, and ordered to remove the
distractions Tho ordinary Road and
Orphans Court business was attended to,
and few arguments were made, when the
remainder Of the causes for trial, and the
decision of the Commissioner case were
postponed to an ADJOURNED COURT, to be
held the 1lth February (one week before
the regular day0 aa .-.' .s
MS-Court week in I.ewisburg is not
bad institution for Lewisburg printers,
anyhow. Instead of getting up at unseeln-
ly hours, hiring some unknown 1uadruped,
or discovering gratis passage "over the
hills and far away to Lopgstown dodging
around among the hotels and Offices to
happen to find the man you're cater =
chasing and hunting two or three days to
collect enough to meet expenses-then
hurrying home at night, and putting in
enough extra work to pay for the "fun "
of going to Court go. how much more ap.
propriate and proper to remain quietly "a'
home" ready at any moment for " calls, y
and receiving in one week more than in
one year at the old place! besides jof
work and new subscribers in similar pro
portion Indeed we don't wonder, at pre-
sent, that the Youngstown printers cray
ther preferred" on the whole, to keep tn,
Seat Of Justice than to let it wander Off t
Swiuefordstown and Dcrrstown.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28
First Court In Midd,eburr.

Snyder county is fixed fact On Mon
day last, in less than three hours Col Mil
ler's span took us the Is miles intervening
between Lewisburg and Middlebnrg, where
I've found the Court in sessiou-A. S. vii
son, President; Daniel Wilmer and L. Il.
Meng,s, Associates. They occupy the new
United Brethren house of worship, small
but neat brick editice, which was well filled.
They I" "borrow tue loan" of the " old
church bell !" to ring the Court together,
and the New BerliE crier cficiated as such
here, minus his chair and seated astridc of
the partition between the pews in lieu
thereof.
The Cons,ables made their returns
they knew of no liquor sold in Snyder
county. 1t is believed the law is much
better honored, there, than in Union
county, but the Chapman chap seemed
somewhat confused in his manner as he
replied to the question, 30 you know Of
any Intoxicating liquor being sold in Chap
man township, contrary to law ?" to which
ho answer made, =" aid n't see any sell it,
Mr.. NcrrilIs certificate of election to
The Office of Prosecuting Attorney was pre-
sented, but declared void, he not having
been resident Of the county when elected.
But as be was now resident, and received
n majority Of the votes, anl no other ap-
plying for the oiiee, the Court appointed
Mr.. Merrill to the vacancy, and he was
sworn.
L9ryers Aamived-Joserh Casey Of
Harrisburg; George f. Miller of Lewis
burg; Isaac Slenker and Absalom Swine
ford of New Berlin; George Hill, A. c.
Simpson, and Vim. Writ Shulcr (late Of
Carlisle Of Selinsgrove and Samuel Wei
rick and Charles Merrill of Middleburg
The Argument LIST was gone through
with, and the Court adjourned, before
dark, until the 4th Monday (25th) of Feb
ruary, 1856.
The application for the transfer of the
Bond and Subscriptions from the Union
to the Snyder County judges wss- not
made.
Mr. Hcrrold, Pro;honotary; Mr.. Forry,
Sheriff; Mr.. Mertz, Register; Mr.. Rath-
fon, Treasurer, but nothing in the Treas
ury J and all the other officers were in at
tendance, but with plenty Of nothing to
do, and an immense lack Of patronage and
emoluments-a state of things incident to
a new organization, and which, if i; should
fortunately FOX the people, continue,
would tend to moderate the zeal for public
service which has somewhat distinguished
our patriotic cousins over yonder.
The Commissioners and Sheriff have
secured offices in the hotel of Mr.. Fryer;
the Prothonotary, nearly opposite the
Court Room the Register & Recorder, in
his own house, above the Court Room.
The accommodations are yet small and in
complete The Commissioners Office had
the familiar faces of Leitzel, CLERK } and
Romig, Commissioned and some blue
covered books, "lying loose" looking
very much like some we were wont to see
in New Berlin
MIDDLEDURG-the first Metropolis Of
Snyder county-contains, should judge,
400 or 500 inhabitants. 1t is built on two
stTeets-one in range with Middlecreek,
and the other, crossing il, from New Blr
lin to the Junia,a-apd various alleys.
There are but three or four brick, modern
built houses the remainder are the prim
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28
AGENTS WANTED /!

We desire to employ five or six Agents
to canvass different Districts, and procure
subscribers for the CHRONICLE. TO men
we'll and favorably known in their respec-
tive localities, understanding both German
and English, we think We can hold out
sufficient Inducements. Please call at this
Office.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28
I Erea Lecture rrons>Dr. Kane,
Describing rs Arttic Iferez',
Last Notice {.

T7NKE Subscriber is to settle the old
4 Book Accounts of BROWN IL HILBISH.
Their Books are in my hands for settlement:
and those who neglect to pay up on or before
the lSl Of January uext,1O will find their
accounts placed in the hands Of the PROPER
AUTHORITY. JACOB II. BROWN.
Iewisburg, Nov. 20, iel5 .aa
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28

hive log or block houses and framed build
ings 1t has fine rich country about 1t,
and contains wcll.to-do if not enterpri-i
sing population. " Spinctonltolrap is thei
original appellation Of the place, v whlch
strangers will DO well to bear in mind, as
it is still name in use in many sectiols,,
1t must have been laid out many years ago,
and its growth has boon very slow and
uniform. The impetus to be given it as
the seat Of justice, should cause many i'm
provements to spring up. There should
be pavements along the streets, and if they
could be widered it would "lay," A little
no, good deal of paint, would improve
appearances much, and save property. In
short, the Middleburgers must brush up
considerably to make their place attractive,
and proof against the superior blandish-
ments and influences of their great River
rival.
The lot for the Court House is on the
Square, one building from the, S. W. cor
nor, and the Jail square further up.
Bids had been received, for putting up the
Public Buildings, but ro decision pub
lished
There are three public houses in the
placo-the Old Bower stand, on The corner,
now kept ty Mrs. Smith, where We found
the best Of board aud Of beds +; that Of II
A. Smith; and that of MIR. Fryer. The
town lacks in the necessary room for Court
purposes; and great number Of "latch
strings must hang outside the door" tC
accommodate when there are jurors, wit
ncsses aud clients in attendance. In thi:
instance, there were very few present, be
yond Franklin township, officers, and law
yers; and those who were waiting fol
Christmas to attend Court, found storm
to hinder, and day too late at that.
The Sclinsgroyors were scarcer at Mid
dleburg than the Mii.linburgers were al
Lewisturg; but New Berliners honoret
both their successors with good delegations
While there, the remains" of the Flu5
establishment reached town, to be used il
printing an English paper for Snydel
county-of what political complexion, i.
yet unknown. This leaves the Tine
alone in Longstown, and it can safely sing
SIN monarch of all / surrey.
Ny ri-Lt there Is 10 ,hzputc-
From lrnnguiaIistowa al round 20 Swiuoforls tow
I'm loId # the E si aud the brute
only survivor Of the dozen or less Of jour
Dais which aJurisbed there when thi
! Chronicle was started in Derrstown, sole
competitor Of the Youngstown host. Truly
this is world of change"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28
fl Valley Farra of Limestone Land.


N0M PRISiNG about 1853 hcrcS, for
" SALE. Said Farm is in one Of the best
Wheat growing va.lies IN CeGtral Pennsvl~a-
nIa,wi,hin two miles (oyer Bridge) TO altall
road. accessible 10 Markets, in an eminentiy
healthy HeighbcTAood, near 10 Mills, S,uIes,
Church AMI School Houses, and in the Ia.Jst
Of an intelligent and respectable popg'a'in7.
The improvements are 4 frst-cIaSs BANK
BARN 50 by ID feet,vitil la hans ion ~
House, WAGON house, Corn house, IndIAs4
other suitable OutbGiIdinSs. Il has large
SS,Apple Orchard, and Peach aaI Pear trees
- - &c. sufficient for ordinary use.
The Farm is all cleared except about one
acre (and plenty Of Woodland in the imme@i-
ate yiciuity,) all Of Limestone soil, and as the
owner thinks is DO, surpassed f1r natural pro-
ductivc qualities hy any IA the state.
1t will be sold wholly. or q portion Of 50 to
100 acres, as might suit a purchaser.
u Any cash man wishing such property
can obtain fur.her Information by apf ly44s io
O.N.WoEDrN, Ctrg1ic't uli-e, Lewi-iurg. $50
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28

EUTOwing to the unfinished state of
the School Rooms, the IIewisburg public
schools will not be opened next week. The
following teachers are employed: Messrs.
) ohm Barnes, j. y. Cummings, and Mar
tin Guyer, and Misses Amanda Miller aud
Mary Ann Cummings.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28

s@g- Attending Court week at Lewisburg,
We noticed Messrs NAssER of the Suubury
american, Eek of the Milton Democrat,
GUTELIUs Of the Selinsgrovc Demoh;rat,
RoUsu of the Etioa Times, MEREELL,
FRED. SMITH, and ED. SMITH, of New
Berlin. Not heard from-tbe Minlinbure
Star, the -Niltoaian, the Middleburs |oltS-
trund, and Sunbury Ga=ette, who will re-
port themselves at the February Court.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28

t1"Nr EIIcKoH, tie Deputy Sppcrin-
tcnden; Of Common Schools, we notice, is
continually called for, in addition to his
duties At the desk, to attend Comm On
School Conventions in different parts 0!
the State. Oae week we hear from him
in Lawrence county-:hen in Berl,s-then
in Potter-then in Franklin, and 50 thro'-
out the season past. 1t is universally con-
ceded' At i':11'risbuTs, that no one has been
found better adapted f5thc post the main
duties Of the Office dcvolve upon him and
it is hoped that the next year may relieve
him somewhat of the pressure which now
deprivcs him almost Of sleep and certainly
Of recreation.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28
AYERS CsIERRE pEsToRAL

q .
For the cure oI Coughs, G olds. Hoarseness.
Bronchitis, WhouPiug-t Cough, Group, Asthma,
and Cons uInPtiCH.
TINS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
from It's cTcs O every variety OF pulmonary disease
that il is entirely unnecessary TO recount the cyi-
deHces OF its virtues IN any community where it
has been employed. So wide : tie field of lis use
fulne>s. and 50 numerous the eases of its cures,
that almost every section Of the country abouuds
in persons publicly known. who have been restored
FROM alarming and even desperate diseases Of the
lung, hy It's use. When once tried It's superiority
over every over medicine Of is ki'd IS too arp-r-
eut TO escape observation, and mere It's virtues
known. the rJ. c no longer hesitate what antidote
TO employ iur the distressing and dangerous arec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate And not only IN forrniGAble at
tacks upon Tie lgags. but for the nl.deE varieties
Of CONS. COrGTS, H0ARSFNESS, &c; and for
CHILDREN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As II has long been II constant use throughout
this section, we need not DO IuOge than assure the
people Is quality kept up 20 the hcS that eyer
has been and that the genuine article Is sold by
Prepared Rs JANIS {. AVER Practical and Analysi-
cal th,rli,t. lowell. Mas.
F,r Sale y & " - le Christ Caldwell, Lewis
tu--: J. :. Ca-'ow. Milton " cast ard Kem7sr
keekner, Miltuuurs, and by al Dealers e'eEy~h here
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28
AYERS PILLS.
I'0R all the purposes Of
FAMILY PIsESIt.

L ga Willy fE tsEs.
THrrr he's long existed puhrc demand for an
effective pUr--tIvc Il which could be rcued on a.
sJ-e and perfectly s-!e in it5 operation IAIs has
been rrcva-oj % meet that demand, and an exten-
siyc trial oi virtues mas con- iusveEy shown with
VII. s'.sgGs It acHDaF F.i~heS tic purpose designed
Il is cy 90 l-a.lc Iiysl.1l I5t, but not easy to
make the best o.: Al. pills one which should have
none Of the objections, but all the advantages, Of
every ot';-r. This has been attempted here. and
VIA. What success We would re- -eci.sAy si.-lit TO
tar public decision. j. has been unfortunate Tor
the patient -ithcrtn tIAt almost every IurgatITs
medicine is ACRIMONIOUS and rr ..tu- 10 the bow
els ii- Is -a-. NAVY of tScr' r-nt icc 81 much
liFLg pain a4d rlyJ.-i. s.e syslvIn 80 70 HoEe
.a gouHtsrI.' lae ti- good g. le derived f-7-1
them. These p'L.s produce 10 irritation or pain.
uH-'-s i .---e -I-.1 ! gse'.g.aiy eS-s;.nS onsrus-
tir- or 'r-r~.-r-i,o't in tie bowels Being purely
geget, &c, h-1u arise frvai tie. Use in 4ay
r-l--...t. %rt = - istter tlat medicine should
aet.a,r llL--.u.... Minute directions for theIr
Use ig tie several diseases 10 w-..cl tAey are aP-
rEr-Nle -rr = -ru on The hov. Au7T0- ife COM
plants Which AVE JoyA speedily c..Eel ty them, we
7HIv -..s- L'r.- Conn 't. I. Is Eer.Du- ilr-1s
u. @...a. e. -e.ti u, Ilr.-unr -"t LIS Of Ap-
petite, Lis;,-sness. lrrts,.ht,. bilious HeadaeAs,
t-..rrs F-ra- Fever ana A--c PAN IN the Si-e
and Loins; E-. IN truth. al the are but the con-
S. Ic- o. a------t action s.. l." -var. A. an
-rr-sat. Il 7 ~ ~ -rr1srt a-! =-rc -cfcf;7 Cos
t.,su. I...s, Gone, Dgscutery. Iumors. Scrof.
rl. r-l. S,.rVa. Colds With S.-"-.eS Of LIE body
Ulcers and insrurity Of the blood; in short. any
aAI cSesy ca where a tr-s-;.i-'e = requred
Tfs~ l7ya -l=r v~7F--rl sr-rr Sirrullrlv sue
COS. cr,ro, ia IjA,lu,t..-a. Cont. Dropsy, Gravel
F-y~pclls, Fairif-'i0n Of the Heart, Pains in the
Bark. Stomach. and side. They SholE he freely
tzcn il. IT, spring oi tie year, .1 pans :5 y.Scd
and ,rCra-- tin -vstc-r t-r O. o ..-1e - sc-sors
An occasional dose sU'aulaies the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores tie appe-
tito and vi-nr. They purify the blood and by their
stilu-Lt action on the c.EculatUry system. reno
va.r the strength Of the BODY aud restore the
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28

ALBANY, Dee 2l.-Thc Supreme Court
of the Seventh Judicial District Of New
York, has decided the Prohibitory Liquor
Law constitutional Prosecutions under
the law will be Immediately commenced in
Rnchnsfnr -------
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28

rGa-The discovery of the point where
Sir ohn Franklin and his party persisted
has been made by recent travellers from
the North. 1t was on the coast opposite
Montreal Island Their bones lie buried
miles. This is the fifth winter since they
persisted, and the drifting sands of that
barren region, being in latitude Gs deg,
north, have piled in successive layers on
the bones Of these noble and ili-fa.ed men.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28
WoodIots and Small T arm for Sale.

10 suit purchasers, oa rel'o.'aji- hrnis.
TYIERE are 9 lois Of woodland. ST.
/ tuatc in White Deer Up, ou Lirie But
fIroe Greek, about riilr above 6udir's store,
ranging from IA to ~ acres each. well iimb-
cred with variOUS kiaas OF O-a, Pine, 7, Pla.,
and Chesnut.
The Farm contains aNort - arreS .of which
Is are cleared. nd has urflt a Two story Log
"a House, Log Stable, >,uIg oi " aler,
LI1 and Fruit trees ofvari - binds. j. az
JOINS lands of Joan HummeI aud Jacob Hart
man. about II mile from Guldlu's Store, IN
White Deer iP-, tnion Co., Pa
The above property Is o:iercd At Private
sale, BY the subscriber,
GEORGE NEIyELb.
Kelly Tp., Aug. le,r'5j.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28
Latest frCm Se1astop1i

HARPETS.-Av very large and wei selected
" lot of cotton and all wool Carpets from
- cts. to Sl.-5 per yard. a portion OF these
Carpets were bought q, auction, rthers direct
from the manufactoTS, al prices that W. can
sell them very low. Those IN want OF Carpet
We invite TO call and loui, before buying else
where. J. SCIlREYER < son.
June I. 1855.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28
cWisIurg CronicIe and West Branch Farmer-ec 28 1865.
From Kansas.

Border Var en,lcd. .. THE Rgfirns baeAed
out . Freedom still triumphant -.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28

20 Hs,iarss .Ien.-TLe LLwisGugG CHRorIcLE
he, tss bsst circulation Of any Newspaper
n Union Courty.
The American National c"nucil. to nominate oanJi
dates for President AMI VICE VrcsIisIlt, Isiseis
PHuADELr4tIt, Friday, Feb. -, lS56.
es pennsylrana Democratic State Conrention.
ina;e candidates for Canal Commissioner, Surveyor
0enera and Auditor General,
HAERIsBuEG Tuesday, March 4, 1886.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28

4 LARGE and desirable stock of Lad e>'
N. Dress Goods, Of every KIND. for sale
cheap by ]. aCHREAER oa son.
4 LARGE lot Of LADIES' spring and sum
"A mer ShawlS, for sale very low. br
June |, 1881 j. NCHHEiEH u son.
ILOTHS, CasSimercS. Tweeds aud Summer
y Wear, for sale cheaper lhan ever by
June I, 1851 J. SCifREy-ER d SOW
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28

DY RAlLROAD.-A new supply Of Fancy
ID Goods. Porte Monnaes, German Pipes,
and kiunIklnique Tobacco; also a variety OF
new Books, the very latest works, to be had At
June %, '55.1 CHRTSTt CiLDUELL'S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28
mate ComplriHk.

No Foac. yuurs old, should Be without this e.ls-
lrs-r. iu#..i- % rrrssf- and lass tie monthly
al al REDS. acting many cases hLe charm
j. - a1 li it sl Ir.iirlLa that bs gwen
u children all and .r any COMPLAINT; sonse-
lJeAty uO family should De Ns.Loutlg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28

Publishes the oiloWln, PoIular illu,fratrl Works
the sale # which h- desires active Aseut III
County u the Univ States. small cap tal of 80
SO only Is required.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1855-12-28
49, ~ IlriM b. RlgoI.

TF.se faH!ol- & ars exIr,s-y 'oa4.ingd t. oFsT-ts
on tr st''f, .. t liver. the kiu"vs. u" uBT- the
kin and IL t.Nr,s, c9rft-girs an cgiai Geut in
thor t1rrtrr V''T fir- tir blood the very Funten
u Ai,. a4l Ji.ss cGI-as ~ -. H. L rnis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-10
CITY TRADE REPORT.
MONDAY, April % P. N.
pnAa swAxA aoIl "a

IL. I'M.
AsHEs.-About 100 bbls pots were sold az e8
BREApsrUFrs.-F lcur-The market was drmer. com
l2c. per Dbl The sales footed up about 600 TO 600
bbls included In which common to good brands OF
STATE q. 90 81 90 Sax common to good Western at
Southern was higher, and included in the above were
s@o 1000 bols part sold ON saturday afternoon at
lots choice made at use per bbi higher prics
Fancy and extra brands were sold ct SI0 SO 4 sI s.
Sys nSSr sa' a. 80 90 81 hs:.Ter:sy was held
Of 800 bushels Southern white were sold at 81 S. The
stock continued light and receipts limited. Corn-The
81 OF, the latter figure for prime Jersey yellow and
which afterwards held at 81 Os Included IN the
rS r Were said to ?. 1000 bushels Southern
u 81 40 Oats were less active at 52c for Jersey
and zoe. 7sc for State and Western. Barley 500
bushels were sold, two-rove at 81 80.
CorTm The sales embraced abont zoe m ats OF lava
at lsAc; so do Rio. at sc., and 100 do ST. Domingo
ccrros:-The sales amounted to about 200 bales The
market closed Arm.
FRuGms.- Engagemsnts TO European ports were mo.
dsrate, and without change OF moment in rates. To
LIVERPOOL 100 boxes OF tobacco were engaged at los
per tom 10 tons oil at15' 100 tons log wood at 17s.
turdsy afternoon, at aled. for uncomeressed, aud
20 Tor compressed To London $50 tsrces beef we're
we're prs' s !sr% To GLASGOW bills rosn
taken, at and 800 bills rosn on private terms
mere was no change Of rates for Hsyre To California
ment " ''e' Pef ioos messuro'
rkovnloNs-Pork-The market was excited with a
specniAtye movement The sales embraced sbout 0oo
inc nded in which were 900 old mess AZ SIS 81
s ~ which aer~srds rallied and closed A. ais So.
so'o CO. DO, buyers option, go days AZ SIS T5 900
90 new prime deverabls In June at SIS 600 do nav
mess TOT June delivery at sI IS and 500 do deliver
old prices, with sales NJ 800 bbls Extra cbcsrn h.ss
sams were held at s21. Sales Of $50 packages sboai
ders ana hams we're made st &c for former and So
aykc for the latter. Lars-The market vas vthcnt
cnsnge In prices. The sales amounted 10 sb,ut zoo
bois., at sac. exc. for good To prime. ~
sExD Sales OF 200 bushels were made At l0.e N.
the latter figure for strictly PRIME Reapsd umothx ~.
~. Rough Gar wss worth VI s5asIpQ