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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-04-18

BARNUM.-No one will believe in Barnum now
If he should take the wings of the morning, and the
Barcan desert pierce, and if he should bring from
thence live alligator five hundred feet long, nobody
would go to it, were it shown at half-price,
If be should bring forth real baby only three months
old, and weighing two hundred and fifty pounds, no
body would put any confidence in that baby. If he
should capture the veritabe sea-serpent, and offer
him for exhibition the pleasing monster would wrig-
gle to beggarly account of empty boxes. He might
bring over Rstori, but people would not hear her
He might import magnificent menagerie of tigers
lions, and bald, headed eagles but everybody would
swear that they were all manufactured to his order
at Bridgeport, Connecticut. There is no giant tall
en- ough there is no dwarf short enough there is no.
adpose wonder fat enough for Barnum now. Living
skeletons can bring him comfort, and whiskered
females might as we'll be smoohed chinned, for all
that they can do to retrieve the fortunes OF the great
Snowman Boston AttGS.
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'Fear God and keep his commandments, and pa
tronize newspaper, for this is the whole happiness
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PRINCE JERoME.-The ex-king of Westphaiia,
Jerome Bon apare, Or he is at present designated
$ His Imperial Highness Prince Jerome Napoleon, u
is reported 10 be very i'll with the gout apoplexy,
para ysis or some other pleasant maady of the sort
Ola Jerome likes to see himself sympathized with in
the papers, and is often taken i'll in consequence
At present we have interesting bulletins of the bis
tiers applied to his breast, the number of times he
turned over in bed &c, published in all the morning
and evening papers fancy t the in. invalid will live
and give his forthcoming granddaughter or grand
niece his valuable blessing. If he should die, the
ton will try to survive his loss.-Parls Letter.
printer long ago being 'fung by his sweetheart
went to the Office and tried commit suicide with the
shooting stick, but the thing woud't' 60 off The
devil wishing pacify him. told him to peep into the
where the editor writing Guns to delinquent
subscribers He did so, and the effect magical. HI
says that picture of despair reconced him to his fate
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Col. Garland Admitted ,

Col. Garland Admitted to Bail
New ORLEANS, April 12.-Col. Garland, the late
City Treasurer, has been admitted to bail in the
of 100000
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REMOVAL,

THE undersigned would respectfully iaform his friends and
customers that in future he may be found the
of McCALEB Il BUN TING, % North Water street. near
the Rock Spring. where he hopes receive continuance
the patronage heretofore bestowed upon him. He would al
so say those indebted to him. that their all
made OUT and he would like to have his old business settled
as as possible. A. B. McCALEB.
Wilminrtnn March 24th 1856
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FRESH ARRIVALS.

40 BAGS Rio, Laguira and Java Coffees;
HI % bbs Refined Sugar;
II chests Teas-Gun Powder, Y. H. and Black now
receiving and for sale by
WIN. L. S. TOWNSHENO,
April 9Th. No. 20 Market street.
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NV
in butchers hands is light We quote Tor stall fed at to
81 cents y 10, as in quality.
CoFEEF-We have change to in prices since our
last There is fair stock of all descriptions Except ST.
D6mingo) market, and merely retail demand We re-
fer quotations in table for rates. according to
quantity and quality.
CoTToN-There has been steady demand from buvers
since last review and the market exhibits
6rmness, than at the of the week Parcels
have arrived sparngy and consequently
small transactions to notice at 10 los for middng
to good middlng Two three small lots from South
lima sold Monday at ii a. liz cents for midding and
liz for fair The following classified rates are about
the market: Ordinary to good ordinary a 81 cents To-
mddng to mddng 81 q 10 cents and good midding IOa
cents
Corn MEALS in fair stock and nothing doing except in
the retail We continue former fgures-75 80 cents
T8 bushel.
EGGs-Have come in sparngy and we advance rates to
IL @ ID cents u dozen.
EMPTY BARRELs-For Spirits Turpentine barrels there
several parcels of second hand have chang hands at
81 so 81 IS each cash and 80 days the latter price for
selected ones
FISH No sales report either description excant in
the small way. See table for store rates
FLoURThe market since our last review has ruled ex
ceedngy dull and we have but small transactions notice
The supply of family and superfne is light but there is
large stock of the lower grades first hands and prices
have receded The last foreign advces represent decline
IN prices, and the market here is in dropping condition
The only sales worthy of Tuesday (Wimine
ton brands at 81 25 for superfne, and Sc d Dbl for
ard would sell 81 y bb We quote for State brand:
g 5o for family 81 81 % for SUPER and Sc 80 So IS
for fine.
GRAN-In Corn have material alteration to notice
The stock in dealers hands is fully fair there is but
little demand from consumers RI ceived bushels 900
do of which taken at So cents and $50 do flor
another market at 20 cents bushe -one other lot of
1900 bushels sold from on Tuesday at 60
~ IN supply and there to be little
have been stored retailing 81 bushe We quote
cargo price at as cents.-PEAs-No receipts of Black
Eye Cow continue to be brought in slowly sell read
ly at former quotation85 B bushel-at which small
parcels have sold during the weekRIoE-Inthe rough
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WHAT OUR NE.IGRBORS SAY OF DIR. pI'LANE's
CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE.

NEW YORK, August 80, 1852
We, the undersigned, having made trial of DIR. M >
Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills, must acknowledge that
they the best medicine for Sick Headache Dyspepsia
and liver complaint, that have used. We take
pleasure in recommending them to the public and
hdent that those who troubled with any of the above
comaains will give them fair trial. they will hesitate
to acknowledge their beneficial effects.
MRS. HILL East Troy.
MRS. STEVENS West Troy.
RSPurchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. McLANES
Celebrated Vermifuge, manufactured by Fleming
Bros, PittsbOrO', Pa All other Vernfuges in compa-
rison worthless DR. McLanes genuine Vermifuge also
his celebrated Liver Pills. be had at all
drug stores. Sold in Wilmington, by VIM H. LlPPTTT.
None genuine without the signature of FLEMING
BROS. April 15th-lwd6Cw
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RAIL ROAD SToCKs.-On Tuesday last, 5 shares of
Wilmington and Weldon Rail Road Stock at public
sale brought $75 per share-and on Wednesday IN
Petersburg, shares of Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
Stock brought SCI per share ar6oro SOuthermer.
negro carpenter was lately sold in Adams county,
Miss, for So, 700.
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MARBLE MONUMENT AND IRON lEAILINe,


MARBLE MONUMENT AND lItUN RAILING
AGENCY.
HHVING been appointed agents for two of the
IL tensivc manufactures of MARBLE MONUMENTS
AND IRON Ratings in the United States we are pre-
pared furnish and put up, the approved and sub
stantia and at short notice, any description of
MONUMENTS; also, RAILS to suit at prices ranging
from IS cents to SO foot Specimen bookscontanng
patterns of unsurpassed beautymay be application
to R. B. WOOD These patterns will be found peculiarly
appropriate for Oakdae Cemetery.
J. G. s. r. B. WOOD,
Sept 18th II -6m-4-6m. Contractors & Builders.
"A CARD.
NE undersigned having been appointed Inspector of Ma
Il val Stores, at the March term of the County Court,
takes this method Of informing his friends and former pat
that after absence of years. he again
his old business of which he socts share which by
attention and promptitude he hopes to merit.
JNO. s. JAMES.
April 4. 1851 lSO-d DIV 3Iw3m.
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PRoDIGY-A quaint looking fellow, haiing from
Down East, passed through this village yesterday
en- route tor Texas. He is described to have been
about SIX feet six, in low quarter pumps and pos
SeSslng mem as bold and terrific that of the Ar
Kansas lion. When queried to his character,
NAME &c. at the hotel at which he put up, he is said
10 have returned something similar TO this
am a real catastrophe-a small creation. Mount
'eSuvus on the top, with red hot lava pouring out
o. the crater, and routing nations my fists the
Aocky mountains; arms liberty poles. with iron
Pn9gs. Every step take is an earthquake, and ev-
cry breath breathe is tornado. My disposition is
Dupont's best, and goes off at fash-when l blast
eFll be nothing left but hole three feet in crcum-
ference, and no end 10 It's depth Texans, you will
-ave prodigy amo nget you.-Petersburg Express
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PERFUMED BREATH.-What lady gentleman would
remain under the ofa dsagreebe breath when by
not only render leave the teeth white aabaster
Many do not know their breath is bad and the sub
single drop of the Balm on your toothbrush and wash
the teeth night and morning fifty cent bottle will last
year.
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired by
ing Balm ofG Thousand Fyotces. 1t will remove tGn
ptpes and eces from the skin. leaving it Of soft and
roseate hue Wet towel pour two three drops, and
wash the face night and morning
SHAVING MADE EASY Wet your shaving brush in either
warm cold water pour two three drops of Balm of
Thousand Flowers rup the beard we'll and it will make
beautiful soft ather much facilitating the operation of sh
wing Price only Fifty Cents. FETRIDGE & Co., proprie-
tors. For sale in Wilmington, N. c.. by s. w WHTTA-
KER, Agent.
Feb 18th, 1856 I4l-6m
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Wilmington Bank Rates of Exchange.
Baltimore. Ii pr prem Philadelphia Il pr Ct prem
New York, .la &c sc Virginia.. ! &c
Boston. IL &C &C Charleston, "a Sc
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WORTH KNowING.--The great difficulty of getting
in nurses IRON table where surrounding buildings are
in State OF contagratlon, is well known, and that
IA consequence of such difficulty, arising from the
fan dread OF stirring from the scene of desruc
as en, many valuable horses have persisted in the
nerif gentleman whose horses had been in great
tban, rom such cause, having in vain tried TO save
nes.aa III upon the experiment of having them har-
WORK r as though they We're going to their usual
'D' Stable without difficulty. " ~ -'O
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market has unsettled since
last review and the price has given way l1a
quotation of this day week The transactions the week
have been exceedingly light up only 3S2 bb viz
Friday. ........ 20 bbls. at 35 cents per gallon.
Saturday. 5S " 80
Tuesday. .......15O g $40 GO &c
"Wednesday. lis &c 80
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Hen STATIsTIcs.-According to Raver's agricul-
luFal Statistics the number of chickens in France is
.Z556,862 laying on an average fifty eggs per year
fi2ch making total of 824 eggs, valued at
IS359,llO francs. Between ffty.two and fifty five
T eggs are annually exported, mainly to England
Inc Inc annual consumption of eggs in Paris alone is
I0OOO,OOO, of the value of 7724.256 francs
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No sales to-day held at 81 % for large size bbs slO lbs
For Nos and there has also been fair enquiry but
notice little of fine quality of the former market
On Thursday 1000 bbls No and sold at ST. s. Monday
$50 do. No 81 go Tuesday Ill do inferior No At
81 IS; and Wednesday 436 do. No. at 81 80 % bbl
TARHas ruled steady since last and parcels have
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-24


RousI-ToNTKNs.-On Mobu AZ evening, Oct 20. by tho
Rev Wnsm SERBIAN, recnr al Trinity church, JoBS r.
Rorsr Of Saratoga Springs, a. MsIE TonrKiss o. this
Py.RsAlL-Cois,Ax On Tussaav evening, OCT. Il, by
the Rev. James hieu. the residence OF tne BRIDES
m0bsr ~. J0sEpH PKARsAII, Of Ltchned, Ct, TO Miss
SARAH AMiIA ColMAn, of tolls Guy
Hny1-DrsEyBrRy.-O sunday evening Oct H. by
the Rev. J. B. wAkely Mr. FnKpsAsD Hoyr to Mss Many
Iowa Dr, lsBrRy. BON OF tnis
CocK-BsARpsrxY --on Thursdas Oct %. by Rev. Jos.
III. Price, ri NJ Stephens JoHS WILLIAM COOK,
Eq. OF Great Starmore, Enslani. TO MARY LozGsA,
daughter o. les. W Beardsley, E.q. OF this city.
London, Fpx., papers please W.
sTsw-WnsY.- Wednesday evening. Oct. ~. at the
Orchard street Univerras church, the Rev Thomas
j. sssyer. u. D., GsoR3x H. OF ibis city. TO ANA
Mana daughter OF Mr. Joseph Wiley, Of Morrisania.
residence. by the Rev DIR Thomson. Mr.. sAsCu La
Rss hAsG.RsT DONALDSON, Of Glaseow, Scoiaod.
hrif-DT1oN,-on Saturday ~-en,Dg Oct 10. NJ the
r,sioercr Of Mrs Clark, by The Rev. Mr. \. vansant,
WILLIAM NILS 10 Miss MARY T. Dros, OF Factory vile,
staten Island.
ESGllsH- BrRSrrr.- Brooklyn on Thursday, Oct 49,
the residence Of the brides aiher ~ ,he Rev Berry
Van DYKE inns H. kscIisa, this CITY, 10 ELIZA BrR.
NH. Vi 81 ookyn.
10 Hrcohyn, by the Rev. Dr. Lewis. GsoRes l. vrp'sR,
Of Beaufort s. C., TO CzAnorrs Augusta, daughter Of
lac Lucus Pearl.
EHs-rcKBS.-on Tuesday OFT &C. ct whsstoue l..
l., oy The Rev VIM. Shortt HEsRy JAmr IsFLE H. n, Of
Lsnac. Yves, Indies, 70 Serbia AsH LorEA F,cess, OF
co1nDi--RArAryu-In Fisbkii village. wedpsc isy
Oct a. By the Rev. Francis H. Kip. lSAAc Ercvys Co
irEA Of this ciiy 10 CAIHAnss E. daughter OF the late
BAyas-CaRpssIm Wednesday, OCT. a. at the re-
Silence Of W. A. Woodward. Eco, keewaydin, Orange
couIiy n. Y, by the Rev Dr. s,role Of Se~oure, tp-
Esyps. or Hartford Ohio 10 LSA daughter the
late lssac Carpenter. Of Alosay, Y. Y.
GIiprr -BowARp.-.n Baltimore on Tuesday, on. ~,
by the kes. Thomas Foley, wiIIiAx II. GIDsg, OF this
city, 10 Man, daughter Of the late W. Govsue howard,
OF Baltimore, Md.
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that article Alone A there are supposed TO be but few
practicable orders 10 this country, the deficit in weak
more will probably reach 100 900 bales the quantity that
WAS shipped in October Of 1855 being very heavy.
Whether breadstuns will 60 forward in greater volume
ibsp curing the excitement prices last year, We
leave for common sense to de,ermine they do they will
go at very low prices Cotton Ia coming rely mo tho
ports al present. but the buying all speculation for tho
acsoan Of interior ousers and growers The south pre-
senDs but few articles speculation cotton and sugar
in sho't crop season walled Of By OF small capi
tai as rvestnents; and he appearance OF the growing
crops being sach IS 70 taosh the probable delivery Al
iom 100000 to 100000 bales ess han last year, tho
article s now selling CHER in the interior than the
ssporr, acd being bought up cy parties who not
required 10 resort to 10 csn ange 10 pay Tor H.
TIE earnings Of the new York ana Erie Railroad Com
pspy each Of the art 40 fiscal years have been az
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tn. Wall street g,orxery Case.

CoNTINuATION OF THE INVESTIGATION IN THE CASE
or HUSTiNGTON, THE BRoKER-ANOTHER BAr0H
OF FORGED NOTES Observation-Disclosures EVIL
DENCE AdAIt ST raE AOcUsED-sxAMfNATI0N OF
Mr.. KANE, THE BROKER, WHO ADVANCED aUNrINa-
ION MONIES ON THE BOGUS SECURITIES rEREsr-
ING INSTRUMENTATION TABLE OF
THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF TIRE GRAND FRAUD, ETC.
Tue Investigation in the OF Charles B. Eautngtoo
NE Wall street broker confned in the Tombs on
charge Of forgery. continued yesterday 1t the Lower
Poce Court before Justice Connolly Another batch OF
spurtor notes and drafts recovered through the
Agenc Of of.cer Bowyer, ard were produced as add
onsi evidence sgainst the accused. broker, ned
Charles Zane, examined st length. and tes-
led TO having Ioaned huntington various Of ney
II large amounts, upon what it is nov presumed vas
tOrged paper. Mr.. Kaue had u time as much az
sl0o00 worth o, the fraudulent securities In his pos
session. bu; he managed get rid of tho notes satsac
folly.
A. j. vanwinke, Of Nj, % Pesvi street. deposed thar
Ne sccepaLces written nve drafts produced in Court
~ orcer Bo~yer, purporupg have been written by
A. j. vAnwiuse Co, forgeries thcy never hav-
ng been written by said firm. The drafts ss FOL
Iowa.
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HsuoOAbSAAcns VI sAAO ASe&ui0I Dcm OcfAIIc
County Tyckct al Tammsny Hail.
The foiio~,Dg resolutions were aeoptsd at the Dsno
cratic County Ratification keeuag At rAmmauy H., on
wednes day evening
Resolved, That the democrats the city .nd cou,y
hew York assem6iedst ,ae preeas aaspicon.
gerniy ardsd them oasns their sncsrs soas aa.
Il nss nss soa %
North and sonth Usroena Obi Ieyas aud CONNECTICUT
seooasm and fsnatcism present sares iodss Of The
siaemen and pstpios Jane. Bacsanan and John q sss X
rrdse 70 The Presidency and Vice Presidency Of tbs Unei
EssEsd ina democracy Of The stats Of New York
eoe@ies Of The Uuoa and he but viii strain svery
nerve purity their state government IT the b.x rcpao
rarlsr John Vanderbilt John hassel Maihe ' y Bren
anddaies ana for which they are 30 admirably 81 hy,r
hiEh personal ana political character 1appaasel
GOOD and patriotic for 1, the odics of
pure uprrh, and snergsc sar'ug the
past two ,esrs has gained Tor h not on here but ais,
inesry OF which parallel Is afforded cay history
CONSISTENT dsDo.rst aud sssions chief magsr.s we a-
rejciced know hs friends Of municipal reform VIII
rs IN Iesnng him by an unprecedented majority, IN TIE
Resolved That III Richard Busted Is OF tseif
Gent 10 his election 10 the respnnsos office of Corpo
sqsteed better known tie learned aai bones. y;e-
sarpis reoess lh"nsads Of families aaa an
beloved as well az esteemed in the party Of which hs Is
Resolved, That the regular demo,rac nonaess FOR The
Offices Cy Judge and Governor OF the As doass Abri
ham D. Russell aud 2. O. uaoney, deserving The
Of their fellow citizens and viii ths energetic sud
divided support Of tbs which with uatace eeIoesa,n,
has presented them ~ its can iidates
Resolved That depiore AMI repuiia's the enielvos
which have been made by few disorganizng fcd,nsts
break up and destroy the regular oganza Of The dsm,
cratic party 10 this ety. thar the preten ed nominations
by them were made for the avowed OF defeating aud
destroying The democratic party and with
OF eleciDg their candidates All good democrats win
Der the traitors.
Resolved That we have for unbonnded reo-ng, in
The prnpecs winch he coming election the country
With democratic executive. democratic Gaagres1
cratic state Legislatures In all sec OF the
which have menaced hs ssDoe.r add
the pamiest days has knoS win flr
republic
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
10 ON EY Nj AJAX EFT.

llURsDAY, Oct. 2s-6P VI.
rnere moderate sized panic w.tstree to day
but pnhiDs like whsl VII. be realized before the exora
ton OF xty Gays A, the feet board 10 day lnos Cen
trs bonds dec'inei "a per cent Cumberland Goal. ~
ceselsnd knd Pttshurg, x; Ee~ York Central Railroad,
"a; Ere 4 Michigan southern, n; Reading Railroad,
"a; Michigan n,ral, ialers and Chicago, Il; cieve
lapa and Toledo. q; Chicago and RICK Island, the
sales larger 10 day at the decline than We
t,ed for time This 10 the natural rescit
Of Iar.c. The greater the iecne 10 prices,
,be holders 10 realize. Thou.
tands OF shares Of some stocks sold TO-
day. where yesterday ibere but hundreds
The European sdvses received yesterday are Of the moot
gloomy characev. folly, the part OF the bOl
OF stocks 10 aa,smp to dguise the fact any lorgeY. We
are upon The eve Of fusncial convulsion that will
down the market value OF stocks TO points which have
Eot been touched for years The Banks OF England
France have no alternative but ADVANCE from time 10
time In the rate Of interest. Tint 10 tho only way they
can ex'rcGe thousands from the dangers and difficulties
with which they surrounded and while such
may those institutions from suspension will throw
the whole burden upon the financial aud commercial
community, and produce vast deal Of trouble
and detvess. Tie movement has but just com
mi need II has been threatening q long time
but we have iust begun to feel is fleets.
Those who arg 'ha; independent. or European
finances talk OF that which they profoundly gnor1a
Of and viii be among first be paoic struck by tie
effect within limits. When financial revr,sloa
spreads Europe, is sure spread over this
coanry the rising Of TIE European capitalists
ana merchants creditors and long as they
man 80 long will be suhsc, the of
which affect them, Wheeler for good for evil. There
Is margin for fail Of five per cent in every stock
security This market
After the adournment Of the board the ss.es
OF stocks and bonds we're made at auction by A. g.
kcclsy;-
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choice extra Georgetown, Richmond cit' Mills
aud - Louis 90
The .siss Of osasda embraced s6cu, 1000 100 Ss-
brands and lrmer rates The sales embraced hetweea
5 ana Ssr at ns sys
Meal sesdy s. NJ. a. elsS asked for New Jersey
bushes Closing s a. an nu sSsaacs about
soa 2 some cases sales were made e. e higher han -,
sales q weaen red 81 ~ for red Tennessee,
prme red Western Illinois prime White .od ., fc chou
Tho o. at 81 70; ard falr choice white Gsnsls 81
Scrp r y: s "a sh ..g. q 2 ~ bo ea.se
e as were ssa1y with fair sales At iSc sc for s'aie
,o,rr-Ihs marI,i was quiet IN, firm 800 bags onaye.
and - Donr go SOLD Al lc and ba e DO Go AZ itc
narkc, wss unsettled. aud Quotations deu % give w,h
fnr,egrs Erragemeui' we're moderate. The advance ~
beadsus having had tendency 70 check engasemeats 10
ss s aoGn' ana SIX % Do ~ Sa we' T. M r.
q, 3D. and 10 90 DO IN bags q 49, wh ~, ess -four AZ
were unchangcc 10 Bremen 3coo ousncs Of graio
fnrtT Sales were made Of about 1000 to1es in bond for
icrs were steady al &C. ioc Tor new with prme lots Al
S-sco,eh r,s IN tAu demsnd, with small sales -
ISL 81 and In lager at $50 10 &3i So month
Ltss vas in moderate request Il soc Cor common, and
No,,:s,s quite srm. A cargo Of Porto Rico
ported 70 sic. aud cargo o. Cubs At =, sup
savsI sToSrs am With sales q 40 500 o6I. .pi
81 J & S s sc E9 s oses s
we've unchanged
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was steady. with fair
business The SAILS enh'aret 30 bbs ness s,l n
81 80 and do do vi 81 which closed
aud prime $3.50 continued nrm, with Of
about 900 ~ bbls.. including country prime M@aS mess
easier n cool jemsod with sale. Of 800 b6
i3c i3sc. Bacon ard meats steady Sales Of
leo bacon long and homeless mddes ice house cured
reported cold ~ oc Butter connued dn and sale
able, nj full prices Cheese ranged from SC. i0isc
Rcr Sales OF Loo casks made for export D. l.
sr.lRs-Thc market rather sctve aud firm The
sales footed about Leo hhds included In which M
binds Rico In bond for 70 Canada NJ Nc, and
80 do Cnba bond for the same destination Mt aud
The naer duty paid chiefly within the
tans 81 ,c qtc,, With ~ do Porto Rico At &C.