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Smyrna times., 1856-10-22
employment Gor 900 PcI-


WANTED, Immediately, Agents in every
county In the United States to engage in th,.
sale of WV
THE GARDEN OF TIE WORLD o., ,b..
GREAT WEST; its history, its wealth.. MS
natural anvantages and its future. Co,unris.
ing compile e guide to EDigranis, with a full
description o the different routes Westward
by Y. w. Dina, OF Chicago, III au,hor nj
"Western Scenes" Life ~ the West" S,c
&C. With statistics mud facls from Hon. Tins
II. Benton, Hon. Sam Houston, Col. John G.
fremont, and other "Od settlers" Comnr,s.
ing an outline history of the whole West
from the time the first hunter WIN ever ,rod lis
painless woods, To the whistle of the last loco-
motive that has yet sped along its buundless
Pralries, giving full description of lis soil.
climate and farming resources of each State
ana Ierrltory. Also, the railroads comnleted
10 pro2f fess, and projected, together with the
ieHglous Complexion, educational provisions
ana population, from the statistics Of Is55 and
$l.25. -'0'u'i price
Address D. RULISON. No. 80 South Tb;rd
Street, Philadelphia, Pa, or, if living West
TO ii. M. Rulison, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A sample copy will be mailed, (post.paid !
on receipt of price. Also, full list ofmy pub
llcatlon, with terms to agents.
+. S.-Editors of any regular weekly news
paper or monthly periodicals throughout the
United States, giving the above advertisement
iour or more insertions, including this notice.
and sending me copies of the pa pere, &c. con.
tanning the same, shall have copy mailed TO
their address, postage paid. I'D. r..
Oct. 22-4t.
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1855. Fall Stock! New Goods

French MerlI oes. all cOurs;
FASH Irnable CI01li Cloths
Fall Silks. the new Styles
Magnificent New DeLainps
B'sI Styles Fall Calicoes
Very large Stock OF New Shawls
Flannels, Welsh. Eugl,sh and American.
Cloths, Vesllugs anu all kinds Mems Wsar
Sheeungs, Table Linens, ToweIinrs. DC
EYRE y LANDEL1.
Fourth and Arch sIs., PhiIadelnh,a.
Siorekeepers are invited TO examnne our new gooJs
Families can he we'll suited in every hind Of DR.,
GOods We make Black Silks and Shawls Irn,,ng a.
ticles for whoesallng. "u''s "''
~ T. S-JoBS received daily from the Auctions of
New York and Philadelphia u
&J- Terms Melt Cash s.,o,u.
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k'ss 4 10 RE'T
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS.

THE subscriber has commenced running
Freight aud Baggage Wagons from SMYRNA 10
The abroad Depot and back, for the PURPOSE
OF Hauling GOODS aud FREIGHT otail kinds.
lie will also run hsWaaons TO and from Smvr.
ia las ling, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds OF Fri ghi brought by the Vessels: Bricks.
Iron, Wood Coal, Lime, Lumber, &c, &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have it
promptly 1T ended to, and at reasonable rates.
by calling on the subscriber
JOS &. GRIFFi I'll.
0- Letters and small packages confided to
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge. IcG
feb l3-tf
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SMYRNA. Oct 18th 1870

SMYRNA, Oct. 18th, 1856.
MIR. .HoFFEoRER-Dear Sir-You will please
s,a'e n, IN your paper that am Democratic
wing and as the Independent Party has adop.
.e1 The Locofoco Platform, do not wish longer
Legislature. ''' '"'
Yours, respectfully,
FRANCIS WILDS.
W Dover Reporter copy one time.
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Fever and Ague.

DASCHALL'S MIXTURE, Preventive and Cure
orChilis and Fever and other MiasmalIc Alice
lions As ihe season ~ approaching. those residing
IN sicky localities should be provided M one or ,sse
bottles u isrecommended AS preventive as we'll as
Call or send for pamphlet and see Tor your
self WIN. TEMPLE, Smyrna
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m MEDICAL Stand and Valuable
Land for Sale.

| AT%s VIE subscriber will offer at public sale n,
! Exiii FRlD tY, September 26 1856, hIs Hons,
EalIiE S'I s Loi Situated in the Town of QuautIco
o,., ma. Also. his FARM called " Rng,on " s,tn
aeu Oh lhe main road, half mile from ovy1, and con-
'AsT4ns nms or'' NIf-SlX ACRESof valuable land
ihe subscriber expects TO eaye the State and ,,I
vacant one oi The best stands for Physician a.,
e TehiHsua Any physician who ~ desIrors IN secure
PIeSahl lOWn Residence. and enter M nnce iuin n
lucrative prrctce, will dn well TO eaU and exomine
e properly and the inducements az their enrliea,
sehiehce as ths Is rare chance for bargaing Tie
plopery ~ Is situated in the centre of the town. The
ohIldIhgs are comfortable aud convenient Dwelling
large and well arranged office, all Mt tcessarv ou;.
puli"ihgS' large lcehouse wIIhnone hundred vards
" the PSd; large front yard with garden and back
oI' covering more Than Two acres of ground
Immediately alter will be sold large and useG,
81 variety OF HOushold and Kitchen -.
Se@N$ + urniture, Horses and Carriages, GSSSsg3sy5
LAZA COWS and Hogs, and one half crop E-TA
=. ei Corn and Fodder now growing ---sEs~=sa-
% n 'he aforesaid farm. Also n large assortment nj
0liice uInllnre and variety OF other articles moi
necessary 10 name. ~ ii''
gIvenimmedIatoly. ''e''i'h
QuancO, septl7-'56-is
r N. B-Al lso, House Frame, Just sawed. % bv On
Ieet all prime lumber, at Sandy Kennerlys mi, sen. ="
'oHec anu ready for building purposes. GER,
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Faper Hanging and Paiufiu.

n Gi'hens of SMYRNA and the pubc gsDeraII, rTLm u
PAIN'r1 MT 10 10 DO all kinds Of HOUSE and SIGN
The sbortes,G t%G, GLAZING and PAPER HANGING; st
lie has ben,, ana upon the most moderate terms
cmon of give s The best references in regard to the
SJ- Call at the ne,y 6,,.
mPrce street. REIfnESI IA Game fionse on Com.
seP2t-ly l. STEWART,
Smyrna Del
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WOOD-LEAvE for Sale,

fx&AA | will sell at private salo,o reasonable
%$xok terms, EIGHTY ACRES OF WOOn.
6W LEAVE. we'll set in heavy White. Black
Red and Spanish OAKS.
-~ This Tract of TIMBER rs situated on
the road leading from the " Smyrna Depot 10 Mil.
ngion, six miles from the former. and 1--WE from the
latter place. b r. BLACKIS'TON =
Deer Park" March 9th, '56.n
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NIddIetOWm Academy.
MIDDLETowN, DELAwAR

1.,,rc MIDDLETowN, DELAWARE.
~ W Eo b. MCDOWELL, Principal,
assisted by thoroughly qualified Teachers.
he Wlhler Session of q weeks will commence
l. on The first Monday of November
me tourse OF Instruction includes all the usuoI
branches OF solid English Education, with Ancient
d"s Mocern Languages. Music, Drawing, SC, &c.
Expenses ior Winter Session. SS5 or $50 with moder
a'G charges Tor German, tren h, Music or Drawing
poihl oi locatIOn II Is believed that but few paccs
oher equal advantages. Convenience of access bv
Is combined with sufficient retirement for quiet
study and mental Improvement NV
3'uuehlS from distance board with the Prncipal
ana are constantly urder his supervision.
r"r particulars or references address the PrncinoI
as above 49, -, - pun
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AUCTIONEEPINc

Inc undersigned respectfully annonnces :.
the citizens of Smyrna, that he will. At ,ho
shortest notice and upon the most reasou.hio o
terms DO all kinds of AuctioneerinG thai nv
oe desired. Having had considerable erner;y
ence IN the business, he is confident of g;v;no,
satisfaction. THOTAS D D. EWING SII
April 9, 1856. -'f1"il'
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Y SPRINGER. WIN. JOHNSON.
L. III. Springer & Co.,

Manqiaciurers and Dealers in Venitian Parlor
ald Chamber BLINDS, Window Curtains ard
Shades of every description, Gilt Cornices,
hands, Loops, Rings, &C., No. f79 Market st.,
Wilmington, Del 4 s. jy9.
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BOOK BsM1INO
FOR SALE

FKoM 10 to 10000 feet PINE BOARD
at she lamp Ground on Smyrna Circuit will ho
So!d cheap IN lots to suit purchasers. ''
sep17-4t JACOR WITI1!I'r 'n' or
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TO THE PURITc

VIE genuine LINIMENT for The g INN e
- 4 RHECMATISM, SPRAINS. STRATNS T. a OF
Eh0sIED RI FEE !; prepared ny the snbscrber una una
Drug Store of DAVID LOCKWOOD. who r lam rLamliy
agent for the sale Of it in SMYRNA ""' 10 "le sole
up%'-u WILLIAM IT STAPT
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CHEAP PAPER HANGING
And sS'indnIy Shndc rAnnnf

+. E MARSTON, of Ph:la., having taken
he house recently occupied by Doct Jas Ii.
Thomas next duor a. Carr's Confectionery, or
Commerce. street, SMYRNA, Del, would re-
~pectuliy inform the citizens of said town and
surrounding cou"iry, that lie is prepared to exc
cute Pap'r ilInsIng, III al! its various branches,
neatly, exp'dlilouSly and rheaply.
A good assortment OF PAPER may always
be found on hand, at from l2a cts. upwards
y large aid varied nss,t tment Of Plain, F.ncy
aud Gilt Window ShaGes, together with ;he
necessary Fixtures. Also FIreboard Prlnts.
Paper Curtains, and Paper for Fronl-door Win.
d6ws.
a call is respectfully solicited.
f.. f.. MARSTON,
Dcl. Commerce. ST. Smvrn, Dal
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What can Woman EDO9

TINS long expected Book by f. S. ARTHUR,
is now ready for Agents and Canvassers. 1t i
having an Immense sale. and is considered one
1i his best efforts. In it will be found Mr.
Arthur's views on the vexed question of WO-
MANS RIGHTS, and what she can do as Sis.
ter, Wife and Mother.
Specimen copies sent by mail on receipt Of
the price, $I00.
J. w. BRADLEY, Publisher.
as North 4th ST. Philadelphia, Pa.
N. B.-We publish all MIR. Arthur's New
Bo'ks Send for our list, and terms to agents.
octl5-3t
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The undersigned has opened an Office in
the Town of Smyrna, Kent county. Del, for the
Purchase and Sale of REAL ESTATE md
mas now on hand, for sale, number of very de-
Slrable FARMS and other Real Estate.
" He also Renls Farms and Houses col
iects rents aud money, and does all and every
Kind of business in his line on the most reos on.
able terms. '' le"Eo o"-
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$50 Reward

Is offered for the apprehension of the person
or parsons who malciously perpetrated a gross
mlSdemeanor on the premises of the NJ F.
Church On the carriage of Jonathan Stevenson.
ESQ., OF New Castle county,, on the evening
of the l2lh inst :" e
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3 Bottles made is cures.

Stanton, DEL, Jan. l, 1856.
f.. y. Morris Il have sold the two dozen of
your Paschall's Fever and Ague Mixture left
6y your agent. | believe it is the best medi.
cine possible for the cure of chills and fever.
Twelve in one family were cured by two bot
Ties, and six in another by one bottle.
Yours, respectfully, JOHN HOLLAND.
. 0~The following is from the Auditor of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

COFFEE-Isere been considerable mqzuy to-day oai
ssps .ps IN her vievs .Les Of 100 bag. M.scsbO At 2c
}',, " md 70 S s..iOS s Western CAM. Flour
10 quite sctve and prices Of u low grades are DC better with
some speculative inquiry the close The arrivals are mod
i..t y.sr pces have upwsd inclination The better grades
are IN f.r request and steady The saes H. ee bbl.
s.s sss e scS % for Peiaa. and
Iowa. ssssds7 common to fair extra Ohio 81 lSa
t. e, i 1i,| ssSs r .I GsSs.e Cas-
d.a Flour rather heavy and more psny sale. Of so oet
southern Flour without important change the .riys are
Hshi ar the demand fair s.es Of 2soo bbs 60 Sds7 .
moderate ..le. .. ss oa la and .apene Corn
ss.tms sssI Faur IL demand IS IA - ST oop
FsH-Dry Cod inactive, but priees are drmer and most
b R,s sle IS sa IS So aud Mbehe.d and St eorse.
s;sif S gre g. sS1 80 Sss S y 6 No. soS
Herring dull with OEly small sales from store At 9e' Tor
sc.lsd and 2.a25c for Vol w,.., e., o,, and ..
notice . milling inquiry and With hight receipts prices are
better Az the tendency still Upward me decline ~
bushels embracing bush prime white southern AZ 81 10
IS $50 bush nd Inoi. Winter :. s. 1870 bush white
term. sS.A red R's s sa. t. awsa.ss csS
and c $50 sG:s chie':o spPs - Su.s I.
Barley quiet AZ 81 Corn in moderate reg les,
hh a, ssa7s Tor Western miIed-the inside price store
7Sc. for Southern y, How, and 75c- for do white
HDES-The stock OF AnEostura mere cipher and OF a.
hin in fra, hands csnno much exceed 500 which .
les. than zane time year. and than In 1854
The demand continues steadily good and prce. are fully sup
us d. part AZ Sc., moe, and part less cent? 80
ssno. :1 A,S.. to .rvc It Sc a Pefn.mbuco 81
2ic. So dry ;ed so1ths,n a. te Is1a a. zite tS
following statement Of imports
STATEMENT Of he Import' Oo,esr AID e9a.'.c.sl into Ses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08
Philadelphia Markets.....DEc. o.

BARK nothing doing, buyers holding on 0ae'el.'on
offered At SO CorroS unchanged an business fn SLo
Srrp rather dull and prices 81 5od 81 70 some pne
selling a, the latter Flour quet but mot sslasr,
al. 90 M, AZ SO ST. stand and - 7Sd 80 sz Tor better
800. ,,cndnr $50 ext AT 81; small sales for home use
.br,e ssures ard fancy 50 s7a S9ss kxs FLOWS
anil a. 81 20 and CosS MEAL IS BucxwHeAr MEAL .eu'
a, AZ 50d So rs. WHEAT In limited demand Win 2eces
bsr, maintained sale. 600 bb Southern prime ana rem
Nv ,,ten on srrivs at soc with light receipts. and 80
CosS dull with but little eomns 10 sse' 800 0S sSo
hush new White SO bush new Yeow At U.s. sc b ana
800 bush mixed Old at &c Oars steady ,of sas
r.,e and PENNSYLVANIA In GRocERIEs nothing new SSf
r,E /. in inquiry West and GOO bags MO W ;S's
XIV Rad advanced hoshesds quoted soaSc and barrels
A, SSd34c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08

Pc, A,abia1 LIVERPOOL, Itch No. Hst. 1856.
Corrosive have bad very dull week the trade has come
forward merely supply immediate wants and must quote
the eonmoner quae. Of American fully ID. p 10 cheaper
than s s.y s. L. S sS5 S p.
60 sursh eIpo,ers $40 American and 90 suas leaving Tor
The trade $40 bales. The .ses Of this day only amount to
OuERcIIsoS BARK-No transactions; prices nomin.ly As
LAhD.-whh somewhs, inquiry retail business has
been done. Al from rs d7si y cwt Stock very light.
week in consequence of The conflicting reye the
iost ST. Petersburg which mentioned in Of lat
h.s De u.S vii !. wanted BY the Tsde p.. are well
Supported We quote c. firm At 50 Gosi y ewt South
sppe.isnee. s,oci, $500 cs.i ,s,n.t b so last yeU
Arrival, sree June So eco casks as.n, a. 90 casks in same
CLovLhstEp still muehnquirld for and fine would resy
EEL for from IS as y e~t.
ArLrwe. continue have very large arrivals both from
NwYOik and Phi.ielph. The fruit arrives ..os without
exception, very bad condition SO Dbl. City Of Ba
9 ' S.a .ns Il P1s from bs S e. the
hswtoxn rPPs, eel mostly at % only 10, this week
BrIINo usn:.ct,On. Of any moment; few tierc..
DOnnieh and sod Alsursers" new Ind. Mess broush,
POiKTs. sl.s SO bb. being par. Of the French
rs Of the ''"'irH ' ''' 'nds''''d to be about u"
Blcox-Eo rev Of presert Offering on the market,
CHErsE-Fne has ssld freely durns the week from 81
ew inferior and medium quaities have been nessc,sd
On Tuesdsy We reported dull r.de wHEAr further
reduction aud almost nominal regards PLocR INDIAN
oo va also less sought .ner and drooped 'ouswhs' since
then the position has lot altered hardly be called
lower At the tue there desire purchase mers
exercising great caution.
The weather 10 hzhy hvsrsbe for Wheat SOWING which
may say eomplsted In this nsi<hborhood.
Frme deliveries for the pas. seven days consist Of
price this week U< qr, against SOL Or for
wsei last year.
This days marie. snly ,hinly attended, ullers
and dealers operated only to moderate extent and holders
being dsposed press ses especially Ia the medium
qualities Of white American WHEAr afher reduction Of Id
d2d 70 nost submitted but other
especially The loves classes Of rcd American were Id
I'd 70 desrer fam wbise Canadian and Baltimore WHrAr
sold Of W as s4 y 10 b, both in and ship
rLocn being comparatively dearsr than WHEAr bot
little buslsss teoh psce the nte ard bed purchasers sp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08
Market. . Repeatedly Telegraph.

BUFFALO Saturday, Dec Flour Sncs.nsea sac. r..
diam. and 90 Is for doube.e.tr. Canada spdns Wakar
,sther scarce and in good milling demsnd sales ~ onsa
g "a for Chicago Sprins and 81 100 II for Wisconsin CLUB
CoRS hrmer SIC offered and refused OATS, Ss: bAnLEs
81 aS 81 TO- WHISKY Receipts for the a hours end
ipe At noon to-day ssi bills Flour s. se bush wse.e "a
IA, ExpoRIs-f 900 bush. Whest 800 bush Corn ossn
Os Tn. last ceaapces by canal probably made to-day
PaovIpEycE Dec 6-corroS-ssles OF the werH se e
800 bales. At steady the mAhst closing with nIm tee
ing wooI-The market closes firm prices with sfn sses
sale. for the week s. gro Bs hrin
with an up~ tendency sales for the week
Oswyco Dee. SIS D inflow UNCHANGED Sales wv Dds
, s a5 Tor Csnad. superne % 75d 81 for Oswego
WHEAT and CosS quiet LAKE Imponrs To-Day-Slg 6sa
Flour p $40 bash Wheat 800 bush Corn There viii be
no more Canal shipmeDts =.
Nrv ORLEIys Dee. e-CorroS-Saes to-day 80 bses 81
uncb,p sed prices LARD droopns sales ct loia2c Other
articles unchanged. q, con
Mopur Dec 6-CorTox-Sses during the past week lIooc
bas Receipts the period 600 bales stocs on hsLa
OF 0 bales against bales the same date last year
CTaa,ysToS Dec i-Corr sales to-day 300 bales and
a., ,hs well 600 bales Mddlins fair qIet 1t sc. In
RrcE the lower qualities have advanced fully tc
CHARLESTON Dec 6-Ssles of CorroN to-day IU bales AZ
full prices Dec. 6CorroS-ss.s to day 800 bales the
market 10 firm and full.
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srrnv il rather increasing upon perfectly satisfactory
securities. The uncertainty felt by some parties a.
the effect Of Mr. Ltiles suspension on socA nA
induced some calling of loans, which has increased
apparently, although not actually, tue ueinana 10,
money. The large stock houses, however are wen
supped and although banks are less ee lenders 'he
moun, Offering from other sources is quite mp to the
a.,nord paper il in good request, and the supply IL
,oode,ate a, az y cent for fret class
Liter from Chicago states that the navigation Of
a. u;s.;..ippi above Dubuque has closed for the sea-
,on AT St Paurs the arrivals OF steamboats, for the
we're 800 or IS p cent above last year. Lake nav-
cation closed at Chicago, with no sign of . sail on
the lake in for of that city. The balance OF the Corn
crop Of Illinois lie likely TO be consumed at home, and
advance The present price in the interior Of the State
is 20 cents, and little to 90 forward next season.
There IL no new feature Of importance in the matter
of Mr. Jacob Littles failure He has yet made pro-
position of settlement Of his contracts, excepting 10
take the lowest prices of Friday the basis Thi. is
objected to by some Of bis creditors who argue that he
caused low prices to rule at the morning Board by
throwing large quantities of cash stock upon the
ket and the average prices of the day would be
fsirer He is not yet prepared to say when he pay
his difference and whether he pay them in full.
He only expresses his intention to settle upon honorable
terms The amount of his differences has probably
been generally over estimated, and the best judges
now estimate that they will fall short of half million.
One house holds over 100000 against him, another
go 600 another $4,000 two others about go 900
each and beyond these the amounts mut be moderate.
Most of the creditors have expressed their determine
ton to settle with Mr.. Little upon whatever fair terms
he proposes and no doubt expressed Of his readmt
lance to the Board.
The City of Philadelphia announces new loan for
$500 for the period of thirty years, at p cent an
nual interest from the LIST Of January next.
The receipts of the State Of Pennsylvania, from the
LIST day Of December, 1885, to the 3Oth of November,
1885, from all $40 -
Balance Of available funds in the Treasury Dec. l,
l655.. l<4oo5 OIL
The expenditures during the same period amounted
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SATURDAY, Dec. 6-p. NJ.

There was an active but somewhat irregular Stock
nsfket this morning, some descriptions being pressed
On the market and selling at decline, while others
were in demand and were well sustained. The bus-
ness in Erie Reading and Central was very large,
reaching in those three stocks alone 20 600 shaYe
The arrest of Mr. Titles purchases, to fill his shorts,
appears thus far to have had no effect in diminishing
Ne business Of the street, and the variation in
Prices is on the average scarcely l per cent.
The previous failure of Mr.. Little took place
October 90, 1851. Upon reference to our files
10 ascertain the effect Of his suspension upon the stock
market at that time, find that considerable daily
fluctuations took place with somewhat diminished
amount of transactions but that week after the sus-
pension, quotations were about the same as the day
before the failure and that fortnight after the matter
was entirely forgotten and the leading stocks were
2to 8 y cent higher than ruled on the 22d October,
and this was under a much less easy money market
than exists now. Delaware and Hudson has shown
most strongly the effect Of the suspension of Mr. Lit
lie. II has dropped from l27 to 100. Illinois Central
bonds were in demand and advanced to SO. In State
stocks the business was to moderate extent at full
prices.
The business in Exchange for the Ericsson quite
hxh, and the market closes dull at previous quota
tions. The range for Sterling 81 az y cent;
Francs, 5.25s d5.2O.
Preights are rather easier. ToLverpoo IS 600 bush.
Grain at 6a7d; 1900 bbls. Flour at Ia l0.d. o2s;
1000 bales Cotton at 5-32a3l6d and Sea Island at
I'd. To London: 1900 bbls. Flour at IS 3D.; Grain
ct l0d., and Rosin at %. Cd.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
$296,545 22 Payments, 1855, 543 20; Balance, sll,-
a. o. against $l2, 2Ss 1897 last Saturday, showing
decrease of $32i, $3.50.
The Imports of the week Of Merchandise other than
Dry Goods are 81 1851 426 against 1894 400 last year.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW. YORK;.



ST, anships.Jsmes Adser Turner Charleston Spoford
Tesion Roanoke, Norfolk. Ludlam Plsssans Augusta
Lyon Savannah, L. Mitchill - - ~,
Ship Atmosphere, Pray, New Orleans, n H. Bnsnsu
ARIEL Cutler Melbourne Goodeve AIkell Elliott west
tHsml Dckman London, Funch Menckei J. l.. BosAt,
Bsris-Norumbess Brown Galveston, J. II. Brewer Co.
Teresa Stsats London, Stanton RugeI flash, Wilson,
Vera Cruz, H.sous Bros Elise PAM Nelson Gloucester
Eng r. Ksrck.
Brle-Cubs Foster, Csrdenss Russell vninsi d. Tor
rev. Morse, Msisnzss, Russell Vnins
Schooner Pint. ysnez L.thsm Mare Gsl.nte vstsele
r. Renaud; w. w. TircoDb Manning ENzAbethport, Met
calf Duncan; p. Towns Hoffman Georgetown, Watson
Mesrs; w. Ph Aunt, Geosetown O. H. Pierson; X.
w. Brown Derri D. Wluin son ~ c., Dollner Potter;
Statesman, wcks Alszandha and Georgetown Merrill
Abbott; jamestown Lstourette City Point J Hunter Co
Booth, Burger Philadelphia J. w Mckee; Jas. Lawrence.
Alien Boston, Dayton Spsgue; L. NJ Stroud Stroud Aqua
Co.
sloop- Oregon, Rhodes, Providence, 1. Kenny
stsamen-Thos. Swami, Wietts, Baltimore, H. B. Crom-
well WesterDpor Post Portland H. B. Cromwell; Della
ware Copes Philadelphia, sandfords line.
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