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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-04

%NyA NTED EMMEDEA -FOUR OR
FIVE Girls to Work on Custom Coats Good wa
ges anu steady employment given apply to
dEU0RGEY & BTGEL0W,
o9 dt ga Main street.
a FEW P&8sONs can be aooom1io1aied with
IA fun or partial Board, at the WORCESTER WATEa
VgRs Apply to EFF ROGERS, supt
Jy1 diff
g AGESNgEN WANTED Three or four ex
penenced Statesmen wanted at VIM LOCKE CO.'S
5 Il Lincoln House Block. 50 dH
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-04
90 Set

EV0R SALE AND TO EET.-Two large
2 rooms ever Willard Wards carpenter shop Burn
side place; SoGthbdge ST. There is connecsi with the
rooms Horse Power Machine Saws, Matching Machine
and other machinery for making boxes or any Jobbipg
where power s wanted which Che subscriber win sell on
the most reasonable terms. For further particulars in
quiIe Of a. EATON 23 Main Street Worcester or VIII
LARD WARD aud J. @. FRENCH, on the premises.
dtf ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-04

s-essg LADS FsS.-I aIn Dow prepared to show YOU
g&S t'ese very Slim Goires - and Busssiua,
NV made on the a last.
80 Also, continue 10 keep those extra wide.
GENTLEMEN,
Ny Fan stock Of Thscil Boots IS now ready for sale
~ T. wouid ask particular attention 10 my stock Of
French Cat tite&-sgie Se.gsd BO0PS forfUe dollars
per par good ito.t stion OF French
Also, large stock % Rubber Boots and Shoes.
U7At the Bay State Shoe Store ~
r. II. SMITH,
o. diff No. 3 Bag State House
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-12-04

GA the nanufacture Of Wool having $4,000 to 5000 to
Invest maybe informed of eligible situation to DO so
1tns sanet business he for the present take the SUE
perqtendence, and ultimately the entire agency Of the
mill 1aqaire Of SUMNER PRATT, Esq, Worcester.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-28
Fragmentary Interrogatorie,.

We somewhat in the humor this morning for lit
tie free and easy CONTEMPLATION with Democratic
temporaries Thy subject theme is the State Democratic
Administration. illustrated in its ever.gorious
chiefs. Wise and McComss. With the fate OF Socrates
before eyes We shall nevertheless perform part OF
the coloquy by eaechisine and putting you to the test
If you subject the hcmlock ior plying you With ath
tough and dsagrccsble questions shall endure
fortunes with what iorttudc may.
Well. gentlemen, You have enjoyed the blessings of
these mems rule for three months and full
sion-how do you like thcm, You may speak freely
and in confidence, will not bctray your Docs
approach to the great man-the mighty Tribune
the rule with respect to mountains and lend
chsnment the view is the old verified in this
instance, that is Hero his wallets Is he
the ncekcst micst and pleasant man to trans
business with YOU with Is he scltdcnving
and considerable of the feelings OF other peoples has
he ibred manner of tresdug upon other folks
DO his heroic airs inspire you with terror strike you
ludcrous: We are irce.masons this occasion and
YOU may utter your sentiments without Tear.
Laugh your friends, and II your friends are sore
so much the better, you can laugh the more.
Come, unfold yourselves-what do you say in private
TO another, touching the fnndm schemer Put your
finger the temple chs Bee in the bonnet, Is that
the idesS What about the gi,-dri.foo," illusions -
Fine ehsste, classcals How does he compare with old
Joe Great beside old Joe-but sorry old Joe j.
gone-wish he back Good Don't you think lie
would make 6rs President and would mt YOU rejoice
his clectiony Be delighted at his election certainly
but Elisha princsPs SenatHs-, oh yes you can't
afford deprive the Senate OF its greatest ament aud
chei support We unders and YOU perfectyihc loss OF
Elisha would be- than the Senate could bear
Under his Presidency that body has been restored
to than Roman lus,re. The elder Cato-and he
Utica Who 10y the way had strange ideas abou, his own
wife, If other peoples-dd impart half so much
dignt, To the Fathers Couscrptl The difficulty is en-
barrassing You have too much of good thing You
would Ice delighted elevate Governor 10 the Pre-
>dencyior his honor aud glory and that he may have
wider field for his epstoary and gladiatoria displays
hut then the Scnste-and Elisha Elisha would be TO-
vernor-the would be discousolate as Rachel,
T,,frra ,i,0iuf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-28

Notice to the Farmers of the United States.

CniBAGo. Ill, february 10 1856.
The decision OF the Illinois Circuit Court delivered by
Justice Mclean that Manny's machine does not nirng
my patents, having been telegraphed throughout the
country ~ form calculated make an erroneous i'm
preston OF :he public mind embrace this occasion Ia
say few words that subject in order that s>ers and
purchasers cf reapers respectively be informed OF
their rights in the premises.
In similar les Seymour and Morgln) the decisions
and rulings of Justice Nelson aud verdcts of two Me-,
York ries in my favor: and there makers of Man
NY machines, not risking defence took license under nv
patents. said decisions and rulings have also been ap-
proved by the SHproHe 'f, which high tribunal will
doubt not sustain the with INV claims next winter
when this with NANNY will before IL for hearing thus
bringing all Nanny machines 10 that dat, into the a.
count and mak,"g liable oil ohhers sepdrafipg nd gafh
sri"g hc grain 70 tie Platform and discLdrging Il al
the sDE Of tie machine, out OF the track of the horses
on Substantially the principle and thus stopping their
continued operation this that Justice NAV prevail
50 far possible. Ny patents sustained in strong and
complimentary terms by all the courts we'll a. the grin
diH of my ireHtiO" 10y the distinguished scientific la
re- oi the French Universal Exhibition.
For the superior performance of my coiabiHcf macbD,
over that Of all OeTS Established also in several a,yrr,
French trails in cutting eaf oats and grdss refer T.
my bHiS for proof derived rom all paft- Of this country
The price OF my machine is not higher than that Of a
Hys OF the width OF swath though more expensive
~ made with iron "fugcr bar" Sc Its greater ,,ibb
without heavier draugt and it, proportional speed as
fy"Hd uu French trials Is Of ioporianf tpnr
these subtauta grounds solicit the continued paironng.
Of my farming friends promising not disnppoint an,
reasonable expectations and advise them order earil
to ensure being supplied thus enabling me to meet the
demand, having fallen far short Of IL the last harvest
g. II. MCCORMICK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-28
Soeiety Of Alumni ofthe Medical COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.

At meeting of this Society held in the Chemical Hall
OF the College on the 18th ofMlrch ls56-Dr T. p M,yo
In the Chair and Dr. d. $ Watson Secretly protein the
following gentlemen graduates OF the session s5556 were
admitted members Of ,hc Society.
GRADUATES, SESSION lSs5-56
William T.. Hatcher, Botetourt County Va; William
l. Iip>comb, Williamsburg Va; James +. Daniels, VII.
son County, y. c.. William II. TAYLOR Richmond Ct,
Archer \. Coleman Cumberland County; Lo-,ns n
Robinson, Fredcrcksburg; David $ Garnei Essex Co
l.AIourn J. FIRTH Goochand County; John H. Davies
Amherst County George H. Swift, Hanover County III.
ward j. Fowlkes, NottOway County; John W Davies
Spotsyvunia County Richard W. Bagby Louisa County.
Peter g. Wood. Richmond City; Josiah d. Penick
Prince Edward County; james w Brand Charlottesvll
Edwin I. Shelton, Henrco County; RoLt =. NOR. Pat
rick County; William II. Firfdx King George County
James Allen, Diuwiddie County: V. r. Nos. Cahel
Comfy Charlie H. Mills, Hanover County Edward vii.
lains IT, Halifax County George w. Smith, North.
ampton County; William =. Cheatham, Granville y C.
Iho' v L. Davis, Augusta County; Col,on T. H. Tucker
Din~iddie County Edwin Barbour, CulpSpper County
Granville X. Lewis, King and Queen County
The proceedings Of the last meeting having been read
the committee appointed draft constitution aud bylaw
made report through their Chairman Dr. Petcoas which
was received and adopted.
The election of officers tor the ensuing wear resulted
follows
President, Dr. \. T. Petcolas Of Richmond Va
LIT. Vice, Dr.. Theo r. Mayo
2nd. DR.. Archer A. Coleman Of Cumberland Va
Reco riding Secretary Dr. Robt. VI PulIiam Richmond
Corresponding do DR.. William p. Hill
Treasurer Dr. Thomas Pollard
liver the neat annual address and Dr. John Mayo West
moreand Va. alternate.
The following gentlemen, appointed under Article
81 Oi bylaws "a nominating committee viz: DR.. Thos
Pollard. Theo. 7. Mayo aud David Watson.
DE- Archer 4. Coleman of Cumberland and Dr. vii.
liam H. Taylor Of Richmond city were appointed by
the President to read essays before the Society at is
meeting
communication from Dr. OTIS f. Manson Of Granville
CO, y C., read stating that owing 70 circumstances
beyond h- control be could not be present deliver his
address and on motion OF Dr. Pollard he requested
deliver the address at the next meeting
DR. Mayo gave notice that he would at the next NEE.
ting offer amendment the hrst article Of the b.
Laws
On motion il resolved that the Faculty be reaues
ted TO notify the PRECEDENT Of this SOCIETY," one month be-
lore The commencement Of the time If holding the same
Dr. Thomas Pollard reed e-say on Syphilis for which
b" was rendered the thanks Of the Society aud copy
requested for publication in the Virginia Medical jour
nal
On motion
Re'o'r'd that the proceedings Of this meeting be- pub
h'hed boz the city papers
On motion the Society adjourned
kor VI PrLuAN, ARrHUE T. PEricolAs
recording Secretary, President
n Richmond Euqu irer and Examiner please copy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-28
JosERa H. PoRrrR. Secr,trrn.

RATlFIcATIoS MEETING BEpFoRD.-At a large and
enthusiastic meeting of the American party of Bedford
county, convened the Court House on Monday oath
March, 1856, Hon. VIM. L. Goggin Was called to the
Chair and Henry C. Dickinson and Joseph Button sp.
pointed Secretaries.
The meeting was eloquenily addressed by VIM L. Cog.
gin Esq, who was followed by James f. Johnson ESQ =
At the close of his remarks Mr. johnson offered the
following resolutions which unanimously adopted
l. ReSo!red That approve the nomination OF Mlafd
Fillmore for President and Andrew J. Donclson for Vice
President, and will all honorable means TO secure
their election.
Rssolred That we approve of the State Convention
to be held IN Stanton the 9Th day of MAY next and
the Chairman OF this meeting is authorized to appoint 20
delegates 10 the same
J. Resoired Tha, the Chairman Of this meeting be and
he Is hereby appointed Of the delegate to the said
Convention
The Chairman then appointed the following delegates.
viE-Janes +. johnson, Col e. \ Wingfcld IL c.
Dickinson, DR.. &. l.. Brown, VIM c. Minis SamI {;
Clayton, L {. Buiks, VIM. l.. Holt, VIM W Reese.
SAM 7. X. Norman, jesse ;. Bufks. Benz A Donald
DE-. r. 4. sale, Thomas j. Phelps, Thos. W. Robertson
VIM II. Lee, Jos Button, Vim. ID. White, and WIN.
4. Wiughrld
l. Hesored That the proceedings of this meeting be
published IN the Richmond Wing National American
Lynchburg Virgiuan and Bedford Sentinel
The meeting then adjourned
II. c. DICKINSON, S.
JOS BUTTON SIC Is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-28
ExcnASoE HORN, RicHxosp. Va,

March 2Ith. 1886.
Messrs. Editors-I truly delighted the spirit
hbited by the young mechanics Of Richmond respond.
Ing to my call to organize company for Kansas have
now twenty three enrolled Tor that territory, who vii
ling TO give their 'aid and Influence az making kasas
Stare state" Iespect to have the Company full in les.
than forty eigh, hours hope that III. citizen. OF Rich.
ncnd will assist U.s. il l. important that should he
thetc early day possible Tho geographical po-
sston of Kansas ton the frontier of the populated portion
OF country) is of ITSELF sufficient make the South
anxious OF Il becoming slave STATE.
acting by the authority Of the Pro-Savery party
ot Kansas and trust that the citizens of the Common.
wealth of Virginia will the ct that Spartan
band who have protected them in their rights which arc
guaranteed them by the Constitution OF the country
l have the honor To be-
Very truly, your obedicnt servant
G. " McIANE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-28
RIcnMoYp MARKEr.. M.,er u. 1.,e.

GfSFSaL REaIhssThere has been change general
pect Of trade since review to-day was rather
unayorabe TO out Of door business but,
usually popou' this time. have complain
Tobacco advanced looking up Groceries
steady former prices.
~ yofioHs represHf ne rloiesae 0,ires IN dY
ing 'aaH o-isrs higl>r rates Rdre "a 10 Duid.
Tos,ocM-.ss wnfre Watkins report consequence n
ysssJ SOY. as S cg We S , aa. h na go, az
or i.an'pori,on .. taS0e ans log. s4@e common lcaf
qauy, Tor manufacturing purpo's tiG3 lou b' according
was,f-Tisre i rather better f-eag to-day,
Which s iorsg sdyles lqs received viii tend % .trnren The
qure them to enr' The market and the supplies offerings
ery enhanee;pree, To-day We were niorme q t ale Of
g sana'sa Da,, ~ npe'o, Sh q, 80 We revise our qpo
pine red eo9ie. sood to prime white tlIO@ 70 @
Receipts continue liberal scale stocks materially
grade. northern markets. Of he o16f.
ren te speculative demand here u'psndi, ., present
Limited aud local trade these rates
Of ales q white and mixed r.nsng from o. to osc
Co.'S Co.., Nv gn99..s a. 'e@so cts per 0u''si
srsrs We quote brady o.ati q ti5oGe Henn,'.,y 41s
@;r va hg9 S S g. I,S ga cSso OF ti
o a. Re %,,s ass .'d gsT I , a. hsLc We
CoFsfEfhe fnsrk atqnaey supplied prsen, but under
qaoiaion' isSaaya iaE@sc. EoiTGiqT; Jaws i5ESs
,.l N.ais,S",ine Psi 5iS. sperm - T'oT, jazz.
! CDrvfa sifp continues in sciye demand ~ t909N
/ CTrrE Yanxa-lg
Y1-A uc season sdvinccs Diminishing inquiry
W. quote Msesrr,i So B. (un t6GsGs. North Cardina
/ H.frings. xruss, retail ~, cat as.
/ FrtufFnf-We quote ~ f60 cents
/ FsNstrr- ~ % for prime.
suBai uin Appis b. ouly n market ani
s 81 $40 r hm or sferu fruit pfss,nts
tsltn.h wr p ~ H. oaosia prize. iaisns iipc, box.
"a, ~ h1r ov. tt0t't hyer tfgsi1 boS s, VI.
vtlcnr Tendency LtrI.s. sAfst Oraugcs. 49, at. Wys
drum ttEmlp ~ n Z,nie Caffant-, 26ls8c Almond
| 1918. VI. f.. i0lJtysr.
drsr'sb,s ~, BsHng, per ses 49, sporuog 5as1,,
] ffgsrsg- No'nf.si- ne.
fsv ~ fGi3i saiss; Common rsh go Fngi
Hrfnsi fttr ss~ ~ % ~ frersr snd Annoy ~ 10 Len
Areficau hammered ii0p b. hi.
L,w w q'o- mi. iiGliHe, ser lg9i9sc. renn,d pals
+ AElstfe.
Iirs. iuic,. ary, ~ 10 p DO .atei ~ stn. s51
] Lstf siarf
/ TEN ~ Vol NJ. HsTs
H - prices OF 4. prrs the
Isi w. q very LINT NJ ur anne
prices Bran l5t Shorts isc Brown run q5c ship
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-28
HORgIgLETRACEpyi

Fran the SVrGcVse JoHrtGi, NoHdag
mos hcaftreudug occurrence took place Yesterday
,S1ndlyj the Oneida Lake Shore road miles east Of
The village Of Bridgeport, To- Madison County A woman
by the maine Of Ward wife Of Mathew ward Who repre-.
sented io us ~ bcuga drunken, worthless fellow muir.
dered four of her children 10 cold blood
u appears that the husband neglected he family and
treated them in the most cruel manner. The wife and
mother has Oh tcncd that Il he did not reform Nj. way.
and help h"r 10 take proper Of the children she would
murder them aud take her life. H. needed not the
tlueit. hut persisted u biz brutality.
N"ttnd} mo ming ho lr home o. x f.huc the Lake.
tud during Die a.ucc SIZE executed bon threat taking 100
lVr 'ui with 10 cutting c throat. Of frr of n. five c
i''u, tHe 1Uu"es-t "i whom ouly two months old
In" OLD 80 pi tr cuidri, aged about Gig yeir c.ct-
pi olt N i1f away, shc vainly pursuing him, with
axe iu hHnd. iuf -uuir di.tlrcr.
Size t,u returned 20 t. house where she had pcrpr.
tri"d t''.. -"r'irg act.. and scilng her husband
fslof attempted 10 commit suicide o., cutting hrr throat
ST. i not ,ut deep cnol. however to render The wound
tlti, Wd Wiru discovered WIS literally covered with
b'n0i, ant suffering thr most Intense agony.
FiRE AZ IUtA--T1r nrw-r0pin NJ W.. KING. ani lon
u.f Office 81 II white iu the Dcvcrcux block iu Utica
I as burned Wednesday morning. W.. Kings hs'
aoui sl5r' Incurred, w. Whites To-. S2.00u not in-ur-
ei; W. DcyetcuVs lOs. s3.Unu iuily insured.
llumhol wh,is INV pact spy.o.old. H. -,il b. ~
.' u.s. m ever va in hi- younger days, completing his
"tOsmOs"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-28
AUCTION SALES ADVERTISED IN rnr WING.

RIAL
HdTch SlsitNecuiors sale 81 furniture
residence Of John Gcorgv, decd % Marshall street.
Pt sd-sae Of negroes by pursuance Of decree court
Dickinson. Hill a Co, at ~ O'Clock.
PrH 7tLsrg- sale II United states Hotel at u
ocin-k. ' ~ ~
Sale NJ Charlottesville. Of II negroes.
sih-Ssr Ia Petersburg Of the e" Rialo 90
Also, sale 81 valuable land Aibemarle county
In tl city, cnmmSsonrrs' sale
tween Adams AMI fnushce reets a o'clock
Nh-Sale Ia Nelson county of lands, lots. negroes,
10Th Trusiers sale " houses aud Boad M
Church I'M.
iIhTustee sale OF and Cary street, NOV
used ~ coal yardsD ' ~
g2iCommsoners' sale Of brick opposite Trin
Church Franklin other estate IL elok
also, house aud lot on Unon lIii ~ O'Clock
Udy 5thSae Of farm Of in Fuvanna county O,
James ''' -
2sth-sae Of the Palmyra MIL. " in Fiuv,pna county
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-28
DIED.

A. The residence ~ Mr. ~ Bougon Jr county on
Mouday the 2fh Instant. Mr HiBOURNE Sc LAKEWOOD
Sj ~ his sgiesvng behind him
making professions 10 christianity himself hs treated al
The projections of others win respect Difference
regarded e Church ~ Christ u m habits q us-fu
industry sod rngv. bad established iof him place IN The ada.
~ 40 those Though occupying piace
the public eye prominent efficient
any b. u glt espou.s.
IT, boz rnc Consumption proved upon Dis nany frame. and
finally dd b. deadly H. cauess ~ mind and
ful Of i apfroflirg doom, De- met e
"u. drH. os slug met" e Viii longer
aud joyou ,rrs. Of vlIchhc rrf 10 fiis
port Boo deep flfus giving trlsi
biz sod ti.ir God M1y D. si- y sTeely
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-28
A Paris paper writes &:

The Peace Congress has created type OF man You
meet no wherein Paris any but the man well informed
lie knows everything like the Solitaire Austria wishes
This Russia that be has the Of all the Dipomat,ts
and the Hall OF the ambassadors has no secrets for
He meets you, and without taking time To say "Howdye
remarks abruptly Buy government stock" or "se rail.
road shares lfyou enquire why buy or why sell he
answers noag but leaves you suppose that he dned
yesterday with Lord Clarendon aud has just LETT Count
OrlOH"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-28

AMERICAS HEETSG.-Thc Americans Of Warrenton
opened the campaign Saturday night Last. Although
the notice was short the meeting large one and the
best feeling prevailed. Aei the adoption Of series Of
resolutions nyiug the Philadelphia nominations and ap.
p"ang 10 the people 10 rally their support the meet.
ing addressed 10y James v. Brooke E-q in an able
giving histsry Of the party since the gubcrnao.
rial campaign. We regret that Nc toUknO notes Of NJ
Bs speech and will not do him the injustice 10 At.
tempt even synopsis Of it now. The address was well
received and We know produced the happicst effect
Piedmont lILig.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-28
LAUNCH or THE NINNEHABA.

= bD7ION, MaTch y, bod
The new three deck ship, Of ! $40 tons named Mnnc-
aha succcsuy launched from the yard Of her bull.
der Donald Mckay, Esq, at to-day. A collation.
ol0~cd the launch, At which present General john
5. Tyler, Professor Longieow, and Others Who made
short addresses Mrs Barrow also repeated from
"Hawatla The whole affair passed OIL very pleasantly
and agrecablv.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-28

did not labor under chronic anglo-phobia and has
enjoyed the blessings Of Wing enlightenment less
SO but our space is exhausted.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-28

The irend' Of Fillmore will hold meetingn this conn.
~ at the April Court for the purpose Of sending delegates
TO the Siauutou Convention
like course should be pursued 10y all the counties Of
lheif Apnl Cnurt..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-03-28
TAis ioeel. Freely

NEW YORK MARKIrs March Bpm
he LIN in Iaa:u iUNe for MddnE Upand. io for MSe
forn demand for Flour active and tn. msrle
Sr common descriptions rules heavy, while
90 ihs part OF holders to realize For southern
mon y, ss, N,'s s's OF 5000 eels at for
od,Ta's ,eSGs at 4.'AGs' for Cue aud
GAiSThe wheat market /. arm with moderate demand fo
whit; St a :. s 1861 DO as i 81 a.
at p o S %, red lsns'.ss at S Rye In noder,,s
onon to prime, anoAi and delivered Corn err is soos
@ S.S an si iSS ol n. aG G iI a.E con
Oats are selling oSi, AZ t % 10 old
s-saies Of sSOo 6As Rio CoGse SaIIc AID b,
mi, ana hoiAses are selling to moderate
Ar-Gcnnas. scarce and nrm At Lay cash. shipment
% 'i ST s Pig s% S At about SO S9S;
' Snd Co sprs Iurpynuns at sss, In shipping
Fss from f19s Whale snd sperm are a9y held but quiet
a, .e Tor Shoulders, sl.a9 Hams d on is Grn and
mod "e,ys sales Of @ hort Middle, sSy
ai'y' a. - Lard is shade easier, with sales bb
, sy iT5 l- to P[@e Butter Is du aud with large
SOUTHERN MARKETS
PrTsksHrR0, March WAe1t-wr have 10 continue the v
aAd noted In cur report yesterday
to the continued light receipts continue.
Tc re breaks continue light season. and prices ar,
AZ a! We quote eommon lus at $685. f.ir god
miiing tStts AID fair to good .sE ny very ODE
pretty o. ening their crops early they can prize as pr
now Tor all grades re- high.
AFrLE HRNSDY - "a mi ed SUNNY
Gu'SoTh - Tor hi. article aud prr.. ~
hrn sale, have been heavy for the 10 5Ia55
NoRToLE March eaCern-sa. mixed at 81 and Of yellow
At 60 Nc quote white tOoa-Salr ~ prim- y-.trrv
81 cts. FeTs-we quote 9S Black At s5s9O Miro
>or'-Dul, and plentiful Pofaocs-wLite Mercer 81 sati
NEW ORLEANS, March 2h-SHgur-Tte demand
today aud about r hlis have chaug hand. prices
ucdss-There i sl brisk demand ibis
I'3i for ordinary aud a8G
however Including 81 bbl. , SG > GALLON
Fko"rWc notice sal u hundred IS for 81
prrhur with ia p bhl Only limited amou4
u 'uIyrhnc desirable for shipment Offering.
WILMINGTON, n. C., March 26irifs-Te market has ruled OK
rngiy quiet drclur Of Sc Der gallon sal,
or the Ty Of only 900 casks opening Soc and closing
The market i dull aud prices have tendency Tf
This article has ruled duI and decline OF l Der hi
last with sales during the closing
$50 B1coH receipts Of Scrh Carolina g, m,
&c note sale OF 10 lbs hams at Ss per H.
hog round az l2f 2lc. per H. KoiIssss-we the r,cr
since our list Of two AZ hhds 10
which has been llnied and selling from wharf SlfG6 pei
GALLON, quantity. ~