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The Trinity journal., 1856-11-15
Canal Meeting.

AT an adjourned meeting of the Trinity Canal Co
held at the Weavervile Theater on Saturday
evening, Nov. 8, 1855, VIM, NJ. Lowe was APP
pointed Chairman, and d. w. Potter, Secretary.
The Committee appointed at previous meet
ing to draft Bylaws for said Company, present
ed their report, and on motion the Bylaws were
read Section by Section by the Secretary, and
each Article amended aud adopted by the Stock
holders. On motion,
Resolved, that we proceed to elect Board of
Trustees. On motion,
Resolved, That Dr. j. b. Gordon and J. Bennett
act as tellers in said election.
The Stockholders then proceeded to elect the
following Board of seven Trustees from their
lumber, viz:
HENRY HOOKER, /. J. CURTIS,
JOHN CARR, RICHARD CLIFFORD.
CLARK JONES, S, D. kREIpER
JAMES TINNIN,
Resolred, Tha, the persons elected as Trustees,
be notified of the same by the Secretary.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
WM. NJ. LOWE, Chairman.
d. ". POTTER, Secretary.
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The Legislature of 1857.

4AV 4CB VI lOO1s
SENATE.
Democrdts.1
SENATOR'S HOLDING OvER-B. D. Wilson. Pablo
De La Guerra. Frank Tilford, W. J. Shaw. w |
Ferguson, Samuel =. Dosh. J. B. McGee, c. West
moreland, Dwight Crandall. Total g.
Sacramento-JOsah Johnson.
Placer.--Joseph Walkup.
FL Dorado-S. NJ. johnson, G. J. Carpenter.
Neyada--S. H. Chase
Calaveras and Amador--W. b. Norman
Tuolumne-J. W. Vaudeville.
San joaquin and Contra Costa-A. r. Mel0ney
Sonoma, Marin and Mendocino--A. W. Talia-
ferro.
Mariposa-S. A. Merit Total, Q.
[1mericdns
SENIORS HOLDING OyER.-D. r. Ashley, J. W.
Coffroth, Sashall Bynum John Cosby. W. c.. Bur
nett L. G. Waite, ii. NJ. Fisk, J. G. McCallum.-
Total, s.
Yuba--R. S. Messck.
Yuba and Sutter-J. o. Goodwin.
Sierra-W. T. Ferguson. Total, 4.
[Republedps.1
San Francsco-S. Soule, f. L. Sullivan.
Santa Clara and Alameda-Samuel Is. Bell
Total 3.
ASSEMBLY.
[Democrdts.]
Alameda Larue
Amador-Wm S. Sewell Jas, Livermore
Dutlc-Jhlcs o. Long. H. D. MOTTlhOn'
Colusa and Tehama-D. NJ Steele.
Calaveras-G. l.. Shuler, +, T. Bcetty, J. S
Watkins
Contra Costa. Inman.
III Dorado. Carpenter J. Turner, NJ n
Mitchell. Geo. Mcdonald, Chas. Orvis, J. Hume
G. d. Hall, S. f. IIamm.
Marin--J. NJ Estell.
Mariposa and Merced-Dan Shoalwater W. J.
Howard.
Montercy- Michael Smith
Nevada-W. c. Wood, Il. NJ. Davidson, Parker
H. Pierce, Phillip Moore, Michael Cassn
Placer--W W. Caperton, A. p X. Stafford, S.
b. Wyman, James O'Neill.
Sacramento-J. H. McKune.
San Joaquin--T. NJ Aud, Thos. Jenkins
Santa Grub. 4. Miles
Sonoma and Mendocino-Urah Edwards, r. II
Harrison.
Shasta-Isaac Hare.
Sierra-S. NJ Miles. Is. J. Coil
Stanslaus-Wm Holden.
Suffers. r. Warrington.
Siskiyou-Mr. Varncy
Trinity-John C. BurCh
Tuoumne-Geo. w. Patrick ]. r. Underwood
Geo. ii. Rogers, c. Gilman.
Yuba-H Barrett, NJ. Fowler, Walter Burns. G.
n. Swczy Total, So.
[Americdn.1
Nnna- -Thos. II. Andrews.
sacramento "A. 7. Catlin, II. C. Clark I. W
Ferris.
Solano-A. NJ. Stevenson.
Y0lo--J. S. Curtis.
Yuba-D. W. c. Rice. Total T.
[RepublieanS.]
San FraneisGo-R. NJ Jessup, w. w. Sheppard
NJ. C. Blake, Il. Miro, C.. Palmer II. Chenery, v
j. Fourgeaud, 7. G. Phelps. r. Murphy.
Santa Clara--John 4, Quimby, Noah Palmer
Total, II.
Nor HEARD FROM.-Humboidt. ! /; klamath, /;
Los Angeles, Plumas, San BaFnardinO, ]
San Diego, / San Louis Obspo, | SsHta Bar
barr, Tularc and Fresno, |. Total 10,
REcAPITULATION.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-15

TAX PArERs.-We call the attentio.1 of those
persons who have not yet paid their taxes IT," the
current fiscal year-lS56 and 5J--to the adver-
tisemcnt in another column of Notice of Seiz.
ure,' by the Sheriff. The time for the pay
ment of these taxes to be made in, is between
the llth and goth days of this month We no.
tice ii thus for the benefit of our citizens and in
order to p.event the sacrifice of property, delay,
eosts, ana loss by lawsuits.
The law IN regard 10 the manner OF paying and
collecting State taxes in this State is very defec-
tive, and both ineonYepiept to the tax collector
and oppressive to the tax payers. II should be
20 amended as to make the tax collector of every
County visit each election precinct IN the Caun-
y every year at such time and place as shall have
teep specified by due and proper notice. Under
ihis system the people would not be compelled
10 drop their business and be put to the inconye-
nienee of travelling to the County seat to hunt
up the tax Collector. The cost and delay of tray
Cling gand perhaps remaining a day or two on
expenses, makes and imposes heavy tax upon
0ur people.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-15

NORTH AMERICAN CmCrs.-This celebrated COM
p"ny played here on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings, and on Friday afternoon and evening
of this week. The performances are the best we
have seen in the State. 1t is worth horse to see
Geo Peoples ride one. 1t is worth the price of
admission for year to see Mr. Lee and his boys
perform. Madame Austin fascinates and delights
by her daring feats on the tight rope The Clown,
Whitaker, is fine, fat, good natured jester, who
throws bumor at you in every glance Mr.. Lee
is bound to become great favorte with the
people.
1t was announced on Thursday evening that
Madame Austin would ascend on a tight rope this
friday evening, after the performance, from
The ground in front Of the Independence Hotel
10 the roof of the two story brick building of
Pierce, Church d Co. AS We go to press before
the appointed hour we are unable to speak fur
ther IN regard to it,
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-15

WATER MEETNG.A meeting of the Trustees
of the Trinity Water Company will be held on
Thursday evening next, NoV, 20. Every means
is being used by the Board of Trustees in the eff
icient and faithful discharge of their duties to
make an immediate comncncc Of the work,
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-15

Bull Baker & Robbins, District Court 18th
vs.. Judicial District
James O. Watkins, Chester State Of California
Wittcr. County of Trinity.
On reading the affidavit of W. Robbins, and on
examination of the papers now on file in the Dis
trict Court of Trinity County in the cause, it is
ordered that service be made on each of the above
named Defendants by publication of the summons
in the above cause, once week for the period OF
three months i'll Fhe Trinity J0Rnai, "a newspaper
printed and published in Wcavcrvle, Trinity
County California. X. r. MILLER,
County Judge Trinity County California.
Attest: H. j. SEAMAN, Clerk of the 18th
Judicial District Court, Trinity County:
Weaver Nov. 18th, 1856. 43tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-15

Hos, C, y, WHLIAMs.--We learn that this gem
tleman has received the appointment of District
] udge made vacant by the resignation of Hon.
]. S. Pitzer, and will be present on Monday next
10 open Court.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-15

TIE BALL AT NORTH FoRK.-'rhc lovers of the
light fantastic-those who delight to participate
in and reciprocate the charms only to be met and
enjoyed at good Ball, can have the opportunity
on Thursday evening next, at the house of C. Lee,
at North Fork. All who know the hospitable
character of the PROPRIETOR need no further as
surance that the entertainment will be equal to
the occasion.
There is no amusement so conducive to the es-
tablishment of social companionship and the de
velopment OF the graces, as the genteelly con-
Quoted dancing parties given occasionally.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-15
Notice.

4 I meeting of the Republican party held at
n Wcavervlle Nov. s, 1856 the following per-
sons were elected to serve as County Central Com
mittce for the coming year.
johnson Warden. Trinity Centre j. Crouch,
Canon City B, l.. Warriner, Big Flat; Ed. Bull
len, Kanaka Bar John Carr, Charles Thomas.
VIM. H. Darling, Weavervilc
WIN. II. DARLING, Secretary.
Weaver, Nov. l5 1856 43-Iw.
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%1 ~ vm vm GID N - .
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I on
COUNTY OF TRINITY, ''-

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 9.
COUNTY OF TRINITY, '''
In the District Court of the 18th Tuds Dist
Bul, Baker & Robbins, Plaintiffs Us IVatkn, and
UHT, Dqenddnts.
FTvRE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALL
i FORNIA. To JAMES 0. WATKINS and
CHESTER WITTER :--You are hereby summon
ed to answer the complaint of Alpheas Bull,
George p Baker and William Robbins, flea
against you as follows IF served on you in this
County, within ten days if served out of said
County and in this Judicial District within TWEEN
ty DAYS; in all other cases within forty days, in
each case exclusive of the day of such service, in
All action commenced against YOU in the aforesaid
Court, on the 18th day Of August, A. d. 1856.
wherein the said Plaintiffs prays judgment against
you, the said Defendants for the sum of two
thousand and seventy five S. 100 dollars costs OF
suit and money disbursements. being amount due
on promissory note made and executed as set
forth in said Plaintiffs Complaint If you fail to
answer said complaint rs herein directed, the
PLAINTIFFS will take judgment against You by de-
fault for said amount Of $2075 49, 100, costs OF
suit and money 6isburss rssments, rs in said Com
plaint demanded.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of
the District Court of the fifteenth Judi
I / cial District, this Fourteenth day Of
| "'' November in the year of our Lord ono
- thousand eight hundred and ffty-six.
ii. j. SEAMAN, CLERKS
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-15

ORR Expresses have beed prompt and accom-.
modatng in supplying us with papers during the
week
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-15

To j. W. SULLIVAN of the San Francisco No,,s
Depot, we return thanks for package of Allan
tic and European papers
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-15

Tug WEATHER still continues fine and rninous-
Iy dry.
Oh weep, ye heavenly iccbergs weep,
And drive hos" dlrrs from The street.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-15

JtDGE PITzER and Hon. j. C. Burch have form
cl p1lner.hjp in The practice Of law.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-15
INDEPENDENCE HOTEL.
j. o. TOWER. Proprietor.

'INH : POPULAR HOTEL is now un- sssssaa
J der the management Of the Proprietor ti1jEM
and his lady, whose experience in the bus ,t RI
mess is not eyeellcd by any in the Northern por-
ton of the State The House is new and furnish
ed in the best style, throughout. The rooms are
large and well ventilated and suited to the wants
of all.
The beds are new and clean. and will be under
the Immediate charge of Mrs. TOWER.
The Proprietor faters himself that entire sat
lSiactlon will be given to those who favor him
with their patronage
The business will be conducted on the C4SH
system, exclusively. A continuance of public
patronage is solicited.
Weaver, Nov. d. 1856. 43-tc
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Ball at North Fork,
North Fork, Nov. Is, 1856.
Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that Convention OF
~ Justices of the Peace elected at the last gen
cral Election will be belG at the Court House i'm
the town Of WcaverviFlc on the first Monday in
December next, at l0t o'clock, a. m. for the pur-
pose of cieeting two Associate Justices of the
Court of Sessions for the ensuing year.
BY Order, X. L. MILLER,
Attest II. j. SEAMAN, Clerk. Co. Judge.
Weaver Nov. Is, 1856. 433w.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-15

ErAp the Report of the Board of Supervisor.
The Trinity journal., 1856-11-15
WARE,
T 70 IN q n q @ t Q Q 1 Z.

WEST SIDE MAIN ST. NEXT DOOR TO MINERS HoTET1-
w + are now receiving and will keep always on
w hand, general assortment Of Hardware, OF
the best quality, consisting of
CTT TTR6yGIfT ND.{tbRSE N17LS,
SHO FELS, SLEDGES .fUGTRS
CHISELS, PL1NES, H1TrHETS;.
LOCKS. BFTTS, SCREWS
L.fTCHES, AIES. BEER PUMPS.
FLIES, BELLS, DR1 " RNIVES
SQT TfRES; GRENDSTONES
roc CHiiNS Cross cur 81 VS..
HALTER - U7HIP :.
FR4tE - HAND
B1iLiNE WIRE. SLiICE FORKS,
nv FORKS
BORfX. QCTCh'ML YER. UIVDOTt, GLASS;
PUTTY, PANTS, tsIES F.1R VISysTgB Sc.
BLACkSMlTl1'S furnished with the best arti-
Gle of Iron and Steel of every size for cash onlv
W. W. TINNIN 4 Co.
Weaver, April u, 1856. 25-tf.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-22
PHRl.IC NaE.tat

EY vrtune of vanderburgh Circuit Court
D made at its April term. 1856. rendered fer
lren wherein john James plaintiff and Lewis James
and others The undersigned
will sale at public auction the Court House in
Evansville the 2Sh day of May 1856, the following de
eribed real estate. wit:
All part of fractional No. twelve (l2l in
Township No % southOf range No (0) west in
VaAderburgh County. Indiana thus bounded: Beginning
stake West line of said fractional point
chain south Of the north of said fracto
section running from thence $50 sevenyx 6) chains
to the bank OHIO river thence down said river south
400 twelve chains and twenty links; thence north so
seventy COY chains the line of said fractional
section thence With said west line the place beginning
the middle third thereof being subj the life estate
Cynthia Brown.
part the Southwest quarter of section
No. in the Township and Range afo reaid to witt
Fifty eight 90 being the middle said South
west quarter and is forty (O chains and nifty 5O Links in
Length from North south aud ten 10 chains in width
from East West and beug that portion of said quarter
tiOn marked with the word heirs tie plat said
recorded order book - 40 of the
Vtnderburgh Probate Eighteen and
3 the North end being subject the life
of Cynthia Brown.
TERMS-one half the purchase be paid in cash
and the remainder to be paid in four months from the day
of sale purchaser giving notes with approved security
wsving reliet from valuation and bear
ing n nterests from date TAOS. f. GARVIN.
Commissioner
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-22
CINc1NNAr1. Mav1q.
AUCTION SALES.
pANiELwooLsEY.

HIRAM NELSON

AUCTION ROOMS.
Old Court House Corner of Main Third streets
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
HEAVING leased for term years and ftted n the
u above we'll known stand, prepared to re-
eeive for sale auction private sale all kinds
merchandise; household furniture horses bug
gies, etc. ete.
Cash ad yances made n gnments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and saturday.
commencing at clock A. NJ Also Tuesday. Wednesday
and Fridayngbts at early gas light.
promptly ed
We weekly receiving and have hand alerge
an of FURNITURE consisting oislat
spindle aud bannister backs scroll and eoop tops rim
back Ofiee French, Jenny Lind. and BSste wood seat
Chairs; Elizabeth
chairs; spring rockers soeiables
card dining amt breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges mirrors fine and misses bedsteads mat
tin and wire safes. which will sell st Gin
oinnat prices.
also hand variety ofnotoRs. iewelry.
violns accordeons pocket cutlery guns pistols whips
etc.. which will sell prices for cash,
wholesale r retail. WO0LSEY & NELSON,
m
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-22

- The H. 7: Yeatman was sold at St.
Paul her last trip up for $1,000, to Capt.
Spencer.
- The Fashion, if not here before this
reaches the readers, may be expected every
hour from st. Louis for Louisville.
- The Minnesota Belle made her last
trip from ST. Louis to St. Paul and back again,
laying day and half going and coming at
Dubuque, in nine and half days. A quick
trip.
- The Alvin Adams passed upearly yes
terday morning from St. Louis, with good
trip. We thank Mr.. Myers for package of
late ST. Louis papers. This splendid steamer
will be here next Saturday morning for St.
Louis
- The H. T. Yeatman arrived at St.
Louis last Monday from Galena, with the re-
mains of Capt E. H. Glenn on board. He
was for many years commander of different
boats on the Mississippi and latterly of the
Ocean Wave.
- The Anawan will be here to-day or to-
morrow from Cincinnati for the Wabash. The
Commercial says being light draught she will
go through to Terre Haute and Lafayette. If
she is light enough for that, we advise her
some wet day to cut across the country and
shorten the distance.
The Southerner is due early this morn
ing from Louisville for st. Louis. She is a
swift low-pressure steamer, sets good table,
and Archer, of the office, is one OF the most
accommodating men on the river. Those go
ing to st. Louis had better take her, as there
will be no packet along tomorrow morning.
- The Ben Franklin took on large
quantity of freight here yesterday. She was
one day behind her time owing to the deser-
ton of her crew in part, or strike for higher
wages. We thank Capt Russell, of the Office
for late papers. The Ben Franklin took on
here, 200 hhds Tobacco, 1000 sacks corn, and
a large quantity of bulk meat and other freight
and departed with a good load.
- The St. Louis Democrat of Tuesday,
the Goth. says:
The river at this point was rising slowly
yesterday A considerable rise is believed to
be approaching from above the Rapids, the up
per tributaries being high and rising One
boat down yesterday reports as follows: fall
ing from st. Paul to Rock Island, and rising
below. The Illinois is stationary with large
stage of water in the channel. The Missouri
is on stand with sufficient depth of water
for full loaded boats, but full loaded boat is
never seen nowadays in the Missouri, many
of them get crowded with passengers and but
few havemore than halfcareoes and plenty with
still less. The tonnage in port for the upper
Mississippi is particularly heavy; boats leave
for St. Paul with light cargoes and arrive from
the same place with lighter. More boats in
port for New Orleans than there is call for;
only three Or four boats advertised for the
Ohio, and they will leave with light cargoes.
In addition to this discouragiDg state of things,
prices for every description of freight from and
to everywhere, are extremely slender, and how
so many boats manage to subsist on them is a
very deep mystery to us. The new steamers
Joe H. Conn and Emma and the Lebanon have
arrived from the Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-22
New York. Nav 19

~ O. New York, May 49,
The Tribune's Washington correspondent
says that Lord Clarendon's answer occupies
so pages OF diplomatic paper. Its tone is
more generally conciliatory and guarded than
former dispatches.
After reviewing the whole case, he discred-
its our testimony against the minister and con-
suls, and prefers accepting the statement of
their own officials. He declines complying
with the request Of the American Govern
ment.
Our reply will be prepared Immediately, but
may require eight or ten days, as the British
replication took three months, and will con-
clude by putting passports at the disposal of
Mr.. Crampton.
Little doubt is entertained that the British
Government will promptly retaliate by giving
Mr.. Dallas his passports, thus leaving diplo-
matte intercourse suspended.
There IS no cause of war or grave embar-
rassment of pacific relations in this fact.
M. Sartiges has endeavored, notwithstand-
ing the supposed hostility of the French Gov
ernment, to effect satisfactory arrangement.
His endeavors are predicted on alleged apollo
gies already made, which are not regarded as
sufficient.
| All the foreign legations have determined
not to recognize Padre Vigil, either socially or
officially. .
| Senor Marcoletta now asserts his claim to
the British mission from Nicaragua on the
faith of former commission from the deposed
governments and it is believed that he will be
recognized. His protest addressed to the diff
ferent legations is not yet complete. 1t may
be introduced in the Senate debates.
Mr.. Champion explains the issue of yeracity
by saying that Mr.. Clayton called on him to
examine some old English maps on which
Ruatan and Jamaica were designated and col
ored in the same way, whereupon Mr.. Clayton
admitted that both were evidently British pos
sessions. 1t isvery clear how the mIsapprehen-
sion might have occurred in that instance,
but the explanation does not cover the points
involved in Mr.. Crittenden's and Mr. Fisk's
corroborations 1t is supposed now that he
will make publication.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-22
UP TOWN ITEMS
REPORTED BY ur TOWN, ESQ.

"Up Town, Esq.," has to report all creation
asleep yesterday. Population find it too
warm to get excited. Mercury going up, pro-
visions going down.
Grand 'Leap Year Hop came off last night
at Crescent Hall. Complimentary to Hender-
son folks $5 so. Lots o. music; lots o. dan
cling; lots o. good things to eat and drink; lots
o. staying up nearly all night; lots o. get tired
lots o. sleepy to-day; lots o. fun generally.
"Up Towns early education having been
sadly neglected in that department of the fine
arts and polite literature, he was, of course
out. e. not in.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-22

BREAD.-By advertisement it will be per-
.ceived that Messrs. John Farrell & Co.'s es-
tablshment have been reducing the price of
bread. They assert that at the present prices,
it is economy in families to buy bread instead
of buying -four and making bread themselves.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-22
REmOv

dNoLBURN g. HERSHBERGER have removed their
" stock of Mattresses the building lately
by Mr. Hughes Water street. Canal Bank.
where they will keep constantly hand wholesale aud
retail large Mattresses all sizes kinds
viz Spring Cotton. Moss. Shuck, Hair and Jenny Lind
ALSo-Bed Comforts of all sizes
ALsO-Cotton, Moss Hair. Shuck and Feather Pillows
Mattresses sde order and guaranteed give satsfac
tion. Those article will pleaseve call.
The attention Country Merchants particularly invited
nd. mills
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-22

CT Keller, Farnsley & Co., have just re-
sceived, a general assortment of Eclectic medi-
.cines, by f. d. Hill & Co., of Cincinnati, which
they are selling at the manufacturers prices.
We would advise practitioners, of the eclectic
school, to give them call.
The Evansville daily journal., 1856-05-22
COMMERCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

CINCINNATI, May 90.
Ever stationary with 70 feet scant channel Wealth
clear and pleasant.
Flour firm at $5 25@S5 IS. Whisky irm at o0c Mess
Fork at sic. ulk sides at 7c. Sugar and moIasse.
firm
NEW YORK, May 20.
Flower tending downward. Sales of IO,nO0 bbis at
S5 25@s6 for straight State. Wheat firm. Com un-
changed. Mess Pork easier Sales at $40 25. Lard
steady. Whisky unchanged. E-"-.
PiTrsBuRoH, May 20.
River c feet 10 inches and falling.
t BALTIMORE, May19
Noon--wheat is firm, with sales of old at 81 400
s. Is. and of white at 81 65BSl 80. Corn dull mt 4f@
SOC for white and 49953c for yellow Sales of 600 bbs
Flour So for Ohio and Howard street, the latter
orally held at So l25a.
CINcISsATI May 10.
Flour: the demand continues about equal to the sup
ply, and market is firm. The sales include 81 bbs
SIS 20 900 $5 2 100 do at SIS 90 and 90 do extra
Povisions the markets. firm, with sales of 100 COO
TBS bulk sides at 72Ie; 200 bbs Mess Pork at SIG; IS
hhds bacon shoulders at &c and SO do att "a.
Whisky the demand continues active, and prices have
further advanced sales of 736 bbs at 21c and 230 bbs
from wagon at2l5Se.
Butter; the market is DALI and prices tend downward
Sales of 90 frkiAs at I5C9 I7c.
Ashes; sale of casks pots at SIC. ~
Oil; sales Of 2lbbls iAseed at g2c, and 100 do red at
&C including barrels.
Groceries; the markets. very quiet but very firm for
and molasses. Sales of 90 hhds low fair and fair
sugar at SOS cand 80 bbIs Moases at 45c. Coffee CON
tnues iuil at 1l2{ TO 124e.