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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-11

II Is imp sable TO rive tn. tails OF this mrnin-
. IL, in TIL, short alyerte. men', and
III refr rel IN teade- 10 c,Yculars, or ts the
'JoURNA Al OF ROMANCE u eli. q copy Of which
may b. rad Nv wiring to Blai', publ. her Of
J urnal of r. msnc" Chi ago. or \. v Yurk--or may
be seen the on OF OF payer IN uhi.h ihi.
Advertisement appears.
TERMS-for one year q %; for months q 81;
for three mGnts, 90. Every subscriber viii one
-emium mm dIstely, and perhaps anosher in the
Monthly jubilee Distribuihn.
n b. Be- sure 10 send 70 the once in ChieaA.
for . specimen COPY Of the paper.
0ctahey 91-dHtu
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oVeILDER'S P.aTEN'T
UnX1v011Oa
Salamanca. Safes.

y. @. WILDER Z 90,
Psssntses and Manufacturer OF the BEST Fire Proof
Safe In the world!
IN esdsr 70 supply the Increasing demand for their
i WORLD kENOwEED SAFE, have opeae.,
branch Depot IN Chicago, 10 Wels a., where they
WI kep Constants upply at New Yok Prices. ID.
ding freisht,
JeoOellets' Wssd DOsekes,o 6Nfes,
made 70 order with powder proof locks. Al
safss made ~ then " rant FIRE from dSmpnGos.
STEPHEN u piERSOE,
oct S6-i6,nl Agrnt. 10 Weila st., OhicaSo.
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SAUNDERS l. lIuBBARD.-Tne at
tentio Of the commercial public Is d,rec-
ted 10 the advertisement Of he above house
IN 81 Louis, whose card appears IN this
morning's issue. Person making consign.
ments TO this house may rest assured that
their business will be promptly and prop.
etly atiei ded to.
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@WAils hssls dsss hess % Moody
Bssbaak, Of Wasssvills Ne , w.s asand1
ne ssss wiadow. . pssrides De- sros.
tie eeels aeeisss Tie Wisdov, bsestiss
~ plsas iato . Asadesa pleoeo. saa ~.
~ soes ~ sAo0l AsN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-11

GRAND AIR UNIoN.-Thc public
VIII be pleased to learn ina john Scott has
now on exhibition al IsCiaire Hall, tree Of
chrrge, % large and elesah, painting. and
J, hograph pictures, raging IN v,lue from
s. 20 $50, which will be d awn by ticket
holders on Thursday evening. The num-
Der II tickets issued Is l75 nd the Pic.
per ticket is 81 All tn areworth
$3.50
Thee truly mAgoitcer ares have
elected the warme>t adn. aud praise
fiom all eompe'eht judges 81 ate Put up "a,
the lowest cost prices. T.ckel, can Be had
az Crandali's Music Store, and at the Safe
Democrat Office
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FvIssch UvTssSl0ar rlOss.
EDWARD P. DiCKIE,

la CAamtsrs street, New York.
Two doors west u Haison River Rail Dad Depo.
nFTERS TO dealers and consumers his celebrated
~ brands q French wind v Glass n favorable
terms Ptrti wishing Information will b. faruisi,-
I'd with prfcs receipt Of tn r address Glass cut
70 any d-.irrd pattern and packed free Of charge
Were not S3ussnsrs disfiIistios left
4 LiQui prisoner, pent IN walls Of I; ass
Aeauty's sR.ct with b Ansy r. Der n
Nor u, nor no RENE u.branor what Il was,
But dowers distiild though tn with winter INST
Less but their show, their substance stu uvss
sweet.
nVER dny dinssent fashionable Extracts a 10
~ essss yer bottle. Sample bottles open Tor
Psblle Inspection and Use.
~ may Try hssSss they suy. Alss
Fancy Scope, RAaDeaSjes,
1sls ossA. ss,p q 1hos.aha p1s~ers, &C., o., O..
SoSC& 0ssa1 81, -. ~ cd ~
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DAVENPORT PRICES CURRENT.
OsricE OF Iowa DAILY STATE DEMOCRAT.
~.

MISUNDERSTANDING abe quantities Of wheat and
oih"r gram Is coming into market and Is bought up
A. our quotations. The present bad state of tn {.
roads Is k-pinga large quantity bask, which wound
otherwise tend 10 swell he daily rec-lpis of buyers.
Tue low prices compar with those OF Last year IN
du,c MANY no are abls t. do So To hold on 10 their
produce In hopes that the market will take an up
ward tendency. But this can't he effected b.for.
-priug, a. the closing Il Lake viii have no
other effect than to keep the price, low II not low
than t"-dsy's dustatons:
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GOLD WyAIc,HES.

premiums VIII b. drti up.,n inmei IL on r.
c pt 81 SUI script Ps u sp city any All.
cl :, equal G. lac numb e heir ipiions ant
WITHOUT tie hd.d,d Qfd,aicin0. Il WI box d up
and >snt INN diat ~ though !, be One &c Thou.
sand Dol srs Besides th, every b,criter Comes
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Finest and Richest Shawls
FIFTY DOLLAR SHAWL.
LINER! LlMEER Y

THE subscribers would respectfully in 10, IN tho
] builders Of Davenport and he public g rail,
that they keep constantly on han at their Planning
Mil. In Rock Island OF Rock River and VAST
ington streets, Seasoned Flooring ond Siding std all
inds u finishing lumber Of the b. st quality. Call
and examine our stock before purci s.ing elsewhere
J. A. EIDDlSON / CO.
October 20 I'D wear
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Magnificent Enterprise.

10000 SUBSCRIBERS IN ONE YEAR!
Jo.uuc TO BE OBTAINED IN SIX MoNTHS!n
10 $50 10 BE GIVtN IN PREMlC MSil
S3.,sv TO m GIVEN IN 81 MONTHS!
\, Fund riak al Iirsori AIRY tax thai Of %
" iaiuing 50.0vU abs, rlhers In 4 months, and
AZ use III foi"wiuE xraoidinsIy IN ans to acc, IN
pli. h aut pa pore
lS made the very LARGEST snd BEST lu>-
st- Family Pap Of the cOuutiy and - u II al the
LOwE I y ice.
FL ado ia syAtCin OF pr minu.. that NEVER
has b IN ECU ALLIED aud cannot b surpassed III lib
srslstv, tr the aou that v shall Civ sum qua,
To The wh"e prose de oi ia laper tor six Ia nth>,
Vi. tSpOsO. Tn. OF the will be given In
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AGENTS FOR STATE DrM,,tR,
v lNTED.

Two Boys, a, Apprentice, to thu
Printing Trade. Those from IA to 10
years OF age preferred.
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HlDDLESOX l. LYON,
HAVE just opened decidedly the largest and mos,
! i superior stock Of
CROCKERH AND GLASSWARE
ever o6erei Ia this market They would esp c,fu-
iy invite all to call at the' Crocksry Emporium and
examine for III mselves. n. Special induce.
mepts are oR,rrd to
COCNTRY MERCHANTS
70 purchase their stock here Instead o! Sons further
East.
Nov. Ist, 1855. d&Wlv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-11

! Under the head o, spiril a. IN.
! City Council" 'h- yesfer AZ
| complains that il has ,ud d from
| publishing the proceed, 4 e CITY
Council FOR pay, Will Alate Democr at
and the t~o German paper arr pald for
publishing them. The & zetl~ saysn..c ares
nothing fer the matter YEcUsiAsILYn Oh
mol Our he'ghbor don't care q silver for
The rAYi Why then does he not publ 81
the proceedings as matter or news, and
cease grnmbiingi Il is in a nutshell. =
Four'ffihs Of the American ciiiyensof Dav.
export, who read the city papers at all, re
readers OF the State Democrat, and 1t 10 hot
10 be ~xpec ted that The City Council will
nay the Gazette for publishing the proceed
ings for the benefit Of the little squad Of the
Gazette subscribers. The City Council
gave the contract Of publishing 10 the Ga
zeite before The State Democrat was estab.
hsh-d, and that too on motion Of Austin
Corb,n, Esq, but the Council now see thai
the people demand the publication Of the
proceedings ii. the journ most extensively
cad within the city, and the Gazette is
therefore properly set aside IN favor of tn.
State Democrat. The Gazette did not urge
that the proceedings should be published in
the Banner, when i, was getting the con.
tract. Oh no, il vas different then. We
think that the Council do right In refusing
to publish the ordinances in but one paper.
II would be needless expense to publish
them in all The proceedings are published
IN three papers, and all the ordinances
passed are referred to in The proceedings,
and any one anxious 10 know what the or.
dlnances are can easily refer 10 the columns
OF the State Democrat, Which is taken by
every sound business house in Davenport
The Galette's whole trouble Is that il,
fingers are kept out OF the City Treasury.
The love OF money is a passion with our
neighbor, and We are sorry 10 see him try
to employ The cant of the day III charging
upon The City Council-pariy spirit" when
y, as he says, It !, only his desire t. give
The readers If the Gazette The news, It can
be done SIMPLY BY copying The proceedings
OF The Council from the stale Uemoc, at
Away, taking care 10 creist us with the
ssIn-. TAX. ii easy Nj. GsxeItt; Fremont
Vas hot quite elected, but ,ou ought 10 be
ccnsoled with The Black Republican viciery
~ iowa, srd not pitch n" IT, ,ltv
Council 50 ii,rcslv
W. intend soon +" MAX. application Ior
The Inhtcati"n 1T the Post Otiice reports.
on account OF superiority or circ".e,on,and
hove onl, waited until he p"l,tic4l ctcIe.
m.nt s4on.d snhside 10 axe the y,,ud clear
out Of YOU sails. Dom ''har, up" nov
but ke' ? c"o', ~ "ItteT Is approachiig
aud you Will need oil your spare fuel be
fore Spring
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GentIeman's Furnishing
STo R Ex
iih -et> rlber having oIened store for tn.
/ c-rclusitr safe 81
Gents Furnishing Goods,
n'i'. TIE At, MIN = a those that wish good and
e ira ie 60 II 10 hin al a. he Is con .tsat-
Tyr hiut The la'e.t So. from
NEW YORK..
ne Wonli sal ihe ati'nii"n Of those wishing good
= hir is.
t. t-y his: tr he them 10 give satisfaction
GILL .i.v.D SEE THIN!
d. \. MAIN,
Davenport, Ou. 2z-dif.
e. r. KN:9PP.
Merchant Tailor.
NO. SLECLAIRE ROW.
II 'st. plrsnr- 70 inform his fri nd. that he hA-
1 "a had fili assortment OF Tabor Covds for
- iein rs Garments, con>Istii gof
French Beaver Go tbs, French Black,
Blue and Brown Breadc!oths.
French BLACK and Fanry
CASSIMERES r. COESk!NS,
rge,h with beautiful assortment Of
Rich Fancy Telreis AseA
Rich silk VesssssSs.
FURNISHING GOODS.
r'enti"men'- hne White shirts. Silk, Merino and
wai Under fhiris snd Drawers. MACK aud Fancy
Crsva'-, 81 cks Neck Ties, Psck"t iIsndk-rchiess
AMI sasp nief-. lilo -lery, &C.; al Of ~hr he Ser
r .tt n rtsa In nrt~D 10. -
Davenport, Iowa Oct. lS-du
Removal!
GRABBE'S Hair Dressing / Shaving
= "A Il q . ~
WrIiL he removed to-day. to newly asse6 Aeoe,
- md he " Claire Housr. where b. viii ~
b" f"nih In readiness 10 hi nunsrvus custou,
eTs IN the most approved manner.
Ferfumery! Perfanery!
T>oNsTaNTLy on hind the largest ss,cs Of PR.
Snmnry Col gue-, Sxtrait.. Washes also Pm
sies R.tcraiivcs, Dyes nc. 0KABBE's supsriu,
TricamAllkoa 4 Hair Dye
alwsys on hand, Also Hair, Fe.h. s,-i r.sh Brn,h<,
{ OIjhhs Nc II. J. l. 9RABhe.
sngIiit
Last Caaace
THERE VII :. one more; AMI The last. dissvtnu
parry / take pl.t- - Ynt In days for lot
In O,pe Guy Mt Ahyp r.on- vi hing 70 pnrchas
I can do 30 Is casiirg SAMrEl CAIlRE
corner OF Second and Rarh I,lanA .ss.
4 "Frire s2n. t'ct. i1du.
j DANCING ACADEMY.
DROFRSsoR LEE, wouid rsSpeesfsIl, NV
!, i nir.- 70 HI friends ant tn. citisrns % Dawn
part, thai b viii orn = aud s,Lrs rcis q y m
st'uc'ion in narirs and wsiirins Ia 81 the tssnct
Is 10 Y tryary's Nail. N S~ ord rsr~e h~tves
i. BrAty ard P.rry fhursday, he Isah q oeso.r
'i,>tsnt y c'oti,,De eseh suScssdina 1srslaS 9
Thursday darina the stason.
HonPsof iostru tim for vounG LsA,ss - No
ter anil Misses, from . n r. n.
Gntim u. tvnu Ia TOP. II
i Mr. IT, plalg hims 10 to devete Aio beat eses
tioas y the car and instrs-itn u thus VIA ~
fsv " him with sh.iR patronsea.
TERMT.-vm Youns LsAies Masters snA nssse
!. pr quarter. .s.s..................oe I
NfhnAmeb y /
R-sr = Nr. c. y. Prickss. NJ. I. - Csaiss ~
7 Waeon l0F oalo,
/ A nNsrnfss sas~ wasss - ssse ?. NJ =
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LECT0RE.--Ihe Rcv. j. L. DoSEL-
An Will deliver til. remainder of his lecture
upon The subject of his Tour through
France and Italy," this evening, at L.
Clare Hall. We need no, urge those who
heard this loquent speaker before, to at.
tend This evening, but 10 those Who did not
hear him We will say that rare intellectual
eater la,nmeni is prepared for them if they
" III 20 aud hear.
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Messengers London Cordial
pLAIR'S WEEKLY
JOURNAL OF ROMANCE,

4 Mammoth Illustrates Literary JoNrnai
coat ,uinr ID <. page, lie OF tn London iiil,
tsted NV. AMI to which arr NV published. Two
b iiliant Romano 81, III Ilustriieh 'n tn high
ct ,t,lr Of eEgtssng, namalS Thu Young ir.
OF I'll Mystery 4 the ii Lion" ant "Cn'iin''
u last ISSUED.
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Silver Plate

NAN cisotur d by tn " York Silve, Plate Com
% v, IN u, ce- w,r'h Z ON ONs. DOLLAR to
o Ne MCNDN I'D DOLLARS, or more. There
a
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Business DIRECTORY.
Land Agents

" NJ ~. %. building, bTauy ~
ICkoLLS. ISBEIL l. MAIN 9,
LLEN DoOLAN........O rr's kuiding Brady a.
Insurance Agencies.
u. B HOFFM Main 81 eet
Auction and Commission.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rngment Dc
TD
jyl4 ~ aul5 Sheriff de Ia Paresssed 10rikana.
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Singing syuteIIigettte.
TUESDAY, July %, 1856.

CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Daniel Webster Churchill ri and
Sss esa HS2 sss VIM rs as ss
B 'R W 'eiS lewis ore New York Cohen
sshr ghiaa IHkwPsa 5s
ARRIVED.
M ie 4sss from naisnea and Galveston
Span shR d fsSrn 3 60 days from Barcelona to
scir Perseverance Otis, from Anite Ryer-Basin. IA
sc,r Alert Kefer. from Lake Marapau-Basin
ser Emblem Matte, from Ponehatoaslms@asi2na.
sehr f ss HaSh Anlis hR!E vslLSs
sehr Eop from rom
Ss1 fSss Fs$ $ss
schr Rebecca Ann, Murray, from Ponchatoula-Basin
schr Ebrinn, - from Amite River Basin
s KSsBan
Scbr Osceola, Jefeson, from Alnite Riyer-Basn
sTEAaB0ATs.
Empire, Underwood, from Paducah
Florida Hutchings, from Mobile
Towboat Thomas McDaniels Penegar from the Passes-oved
@ s De sebosss HSss9I a.
merce-bfonght up ship Laura.
h. EXPORTS. %5,z5
AspINwALLANDsA SAN JUAN-s.eam&hip Daniel Webster
1nSno,y ch;n f,,,d risns- o3.1,., eo,o. .
~ -, -, ,st tooasso WV ''"'es'
-GENoA-sMp or'zhoo-l4sl paes cotton 2o0o stakes.
NEW YORk-Bark Wm q Lews---l14 hhds tobacco, DAB
pigs Lead 200 empty bbls. SE az 5@5
PENsACOLA-Schr Mary ElIer-5 cagks bacon hhds SUI
sa en- :. psvsa sacs co. 80 :o IN. aou
l ton hay. &. 3{5S =
IJpEpPooJ-Sbn 81 -osa bo,os o,+.o, roo mi.
,ohaccn > casks hard ware SGs0 slaves ~ I' 20 us
'o .', :. 80 :. -, - -, CO., 5s. 1N.+
PENSACoLA-schr southron--716o sacks corn IT.
f .---
VI, NO.. ID IMPORTS M y @=z-4
BARCELONIA-Ship Laura-In ballast
MoB-s'e'e' iouaioo pales cotton anu etindries TO
order 5-5i57.s- e 54I"
MOB1LE-steamer Oregon-Nb cargo
ANTE RIyER--Schr Pergeyeranee--4O cords wood tn
order " ~ ~
TS.pr n,p p arr ob- E,,i,o,E .ooo 81, l.,.s
Ia -! "a - va '' T''VV ei'P po"taS "oou
ana s'agee - oiaei.
LAKE MARAPAU-Schr Aler-lG,G00 heading 5000 slaves
$500 clap boards lot wood to order $s6 II
sPOSCH ATOULA-Schr Embe u cords wood to order
,,,Ir1, pryyrp c,br rora 10 1s ,o,..a. =, $3.50. - ~
= ~ en-. 80 IN .oas Noo0 70 ofuel'
I, 1vEp s nata,;a ,o y os %uou ~
All n II shinsies ~ cords Of
"oou 10 otuo.. -,
TICKFAW-Schr Ann Mceiuinn-f0 cords wood to Henry
McGuhn. .-
! @TCHEFUNCTA-Schr Laura--35,O00 bricks to Webber.
gRIJOXI-Schr Adelja-4O 600 feet lumber 10 r Phlips
| PONCHATOULA-schr Rebeeca-a5 cords wood to order
| ANTE RIVER-Sclr Ebrnu-6cords wood to order
ANTE RIVER-Schr Cscao}a-22 ma saet l1ha- tn poo,s
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GONsTARI.E's SALES.

sscqxp 5vartesss coFart n. = I1AygMAEx y. r
l3Y VIIgTIfs ~ q ss,riG pc lisri faeisas IS sSas
the Peace for the Parish 0f Orleans, viii s
PUBLIC anctient az Banks Arcade WHNBSnA me Ot
Of the defendant III and is hrIn Of A. i, Bodke
street, New Orleans. 35#S 558s;ss 5f3g5 5555}
( Seized I'd the above suit sg $$}8s g$ s4$
"A TERMS-Cash on the spot. &c., AK 55 7sS
Ia tyIG 81 2J 30 ss II l4i "a $ss8 Constable.
sneesD JusEeE;s covarts COB FOSTER versus
lEQX VIRTUE of Il writ OF $fierf aaefas to
ID directed b. honorable Bradford Second Jns-
tce of Peace for the Parish Of Orleans proceed sell
u pahie ancon, Ph street near Peyda TUES
ia ~. July 29ti 1856 1T 10 O'Clock, NJ
THE CONTENTS or a GROCERY STORE sessad ii fhe
above entitled suit, f B5 TX #8@
1. s@ 4 W. ". MITCHELL.
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FTyIHE GREAT COUGH RENIEDY-CHERRy
l. EXPECToRANT-Thc following original letter hand
ed for publication remedy which elicit such
mums must be good one:
Galveston Texas April 25, 1856
DR.. O. Q. Woodman, New Orleans:
Ny Dear s-In justice you adnty suffering
and may say, world of coughing people, state what your
invaluable Cough Remedy-your Cherry Expectoran
for me- when all other remedies had failed to give any
relief In the fall Of 1s7 living in St. Louis where have
sided the the last aixeen years. severe
cold which settled my lungs and confined my
and dosed and bered by doctors for several weeks but finally
got legs again. but cured of hard coughing
rafting and tickling in throat which continued necessarily
for mor than months always the winter. My
friends insisted had coughed enough to kill dozen
men, and that must be in the last stages of consumption
up my mind must cough my life away. left ST. Louis
in December last to travel and spend the winter in the South
When Icaled your in Vicksburg you will
coughing hard could not talk make my business
known. You said would cough AS you gave
bottle of your Cherry Expecorant thought not
slight aud medicine much not to try it and in
thankfuness shall remember the day did
days began aey and diminish my cough all tick
ling in my throat and before had used than three
fours of the contents of that bottle Twas entirely cured
for weeks did not raise cough though exposed
night in all weahers in travelling. However, in March, while
travelling in North Carolina took cold cough
ing again. and also the tickling in my throat in
terva and before arrival in New Orleans the 18th ins
nights coughing would and continue
OF procured an0tner Dotte
in less than two days entirely relieved again
determined to always keep boleon hand the com
mencing of cough few small doses will relieve en-
tirey. fully satisfied is the best Cough Remedy
known to the world and is duty you cough
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| iei2 5md&W Of St. Louis, No.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-22

SUGAR AND MOLASSES.. Sugar dull hut prices
pretty steady at ss@9c u ID for Fair Prime, and Moasses
continued heavy 30i5c p gallon for Inferior Fermenng
Prime Reboiled
in limited request, with sales of only 1900
bb including 90 and lao Super6ne Sc 0 600 ST
Fancy and Bakers brands Sc 1906 s 800 the
same; and a lot of Fine at S. % % Dbl.
GRAIN The stock of Corn still light and only 1000
sacks taken 55@6Nc for Inferior Prime, including g5
at5G5S and go White at 60c Oats dull 1900
ST. Louis sold at Soc p bnshel and 800 the
Bran selling at I57c II l00b the ruling being
&c., No Wheat of any consequence on the market.
PROVISIONS Pork still dull, and Mess retailing at
$40 5aS2 u bb Bacon better request with sales of
casks Choice Ribbed Sides 49, in lots the
and ~ casks Prime Shoulders at s949c "a d.. In Lard
have heard of nothing being done.
COFFEE. Market dull sale of consequence has
taken place.
BALE ROPE This article been in good request and
some 800 coils have been sold which 1877
OF l0 99 in two lots at lO 100 at 0 60 Ordinary at TO-
and OIL Saturday $50 coils Fancy Machine at ll1zc q b.
INDIA BAGGlNG. Continued demand, and SOS bales
were taken of which 365 @ l26 and la on the spot at l7
and 200, to arrive, at the same.
WHISKY. Ordinary Recfed dull and little doing but %
bbls Dexters sold at 42c U gallon. Raw held at 3s94O
FRE1GHTS.. Firm. No engagements reported but
some 200 bales Cotton shipped to Liverpool at 7l6d
EXCHANGES. There very little change in the rates.
STERLING .9sS0i01E n ct. prem
5fUS6fl5 81 dollar.
Sight checks New York parGdI pTem