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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-13

REMEMBER THE PooR-BRAss BAND, &c
Tonight the knights of Pandemonum will
give the second Of their "two frst'' con-
c'rts for the benefit of INDECENT persons Go
everybody and have treat, and then retreat.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-13
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
DRY GOODS ar Auction!

EUST received and viii hn sold anctior Aue-
ss ton Rooms regular sale davs srre and
rl Goods Notions and articles
eonsjt'ng in ~ Brown an Reachod Sheeting snd
Shirngs sqtinets O4Sieaa= C9augs Flannels Blankets
JAans, Unsing. Gloves. Mits Sno0l Threats Lincys,
Aerine7. Shqwls, Susreuders &C.. &c.
ALSO:Tahls ana Pocket CUTLERY Jewerv and Watches
Cloths Brushes fancy Scans Pins Needles
Accardeoas fancy e'es
Gus To mention. WOOLSEY & NELSON.
Auctoueer5.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-13

" The Mississippi river was clear of ice
yesterday morning.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-13

NEW Lt<sErssre S'Eo5fE.
on SYCAMORE STREET. RFTvErN FIRST STREETS
Granville. Ind.
FEyHF subscriber returned from the Fast within
large Foreign and DnmAstic liquors aud Ha-
vana Cicars His stock contains +he host kind of
French Brandies; JamFiea Rum;
Holland Gin; Madeira Wine;
Wine; Port do:
bourbon Whisky MouonEahela Whisky;
Rva DO; Irish do;
Ohio Cstawba Rhine Wine;
Ahesvnthe; Anissette:
C1r7coa: Narascino. Punch F$senE:
all fancy BtAr The above articles viii
constantly hand and sold at the lowest rate hv
san2a-dsw II. ANSPACHER.
NKT r.. AND KINsIRAN FARM CHEESE
w 40 boxes Oh dice W. r. Cheesei
10 extra Kinsuyan Psrua do d per railroad by
uoye z. B, COOK son.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-13
AUCTION SALES.
AUCIIONEERs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and Real Estate Brokers',

anu asttAi Elsifte ErO0eFSs
EHAVTNG feased for atsru of and fitted the
old Co1-t House. 0: Main and Third
orepared- receive for sale nuction private
sale VSnts gods merchandise: household
furniture. horses. bugSies, etc.
Cash lvanoes mai 'Nnsigu when required.
Rezula- sales Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday.
coum-p einga 9''clook. A. Also Tuesday. Wednesday
and Friday ights. at early gasIi light.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
The first Monday Of every mon IL at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Having provided ourselves with large Map the City
Evansville conta ning all the nargeueas. and be-
Iieving will he for the interest of all concerned have
the No Of Ev-rv for the
auntioI All those wishing
their time puhlic notice
The Of those HAVING Houses Let's Lands
sale either publcor private sale solicit
ted. iyI5 WOOLSEY & NELSON. Auet's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-13

80 :, " H,-Al r. Oth.--F0 sacks Prime Bucl
, Wheat Flour. reed this cay and for sale bv -
Il. II. COOK SON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-13

$50 prizes amounting S204 900
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters s25z.
prizes oC $40 will he determined BY the last figure Of
the that draws the so COO prize For example, if
the number drawing prize ends wi No. then
the ticket whore the number ends in will he entitled TO
o. If the number ends with No then all the tickets
where the number ends in viii be entitled 60 AMI
too
oerfcates Of Packages will be sold tie following
which the risk:
Certificate of Package Whole $50
do do 10 Half do 20
do Quarter do -.............. 10
Address orders for Tickets Certificates either to
S. SWAN & CO., Atlanta. Ga,
nov24-tf :. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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CAPITAL &4O,OOO!!
PRIZES $3.50
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN TICKETS!
S2OaO0n

3ZSu Hrlzes amounting te ....S2O 900
sc Whole Tickets. slO-Halv4s $50 arters s2Is EH
3oN' Prizes ef will he determined by
the NumhDr that draws he s 100 rrize example
the number drawing tn 81 eco rrjz-
s tickets where the nuHhnr ends entitled
$40 IF the number ends with No then
where the number viii be entitled so.
on tn q.
Certificates o. Packages will be sold following rates,
which is -he risk:
10 Half - 30
n Qlar+Ar g
Address oriers for Tickets Certificates eitherto
s. swan h co Atlanta Ga,
SW AN Montgomery Ala.
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CD PCS Plain Black SILK. all wdths, lust reed and fof
- - sale very low by oc6 j. II. MAGhEE co.
AMP OLA first article OF winter strained
novI5 90 HERSHBE RGER & oABsoN's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-13

EE ESS ERs DoNelI Lister hog call public ton
FH the they supply HAMPER PUTNAM CO DEYs
K~ICKFRBoCKER HOUSEHOLD WORDS, GRAHAM. &c.. at the
price the publishers either the yeor single
subseriber the entire Posage snd
usually receives his MsFzinea week earlier than
+ the ususl The volume Of Harper com
ne with December No which viii 10 received in about
w. k nv DORFTI IISTFU.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-13

z
CtHANELIN & REILLY won respectfully invite the At
ntian ladies' Of Evansville and vici uity to their
varied stock of Embroideries and Whe goeds u
-eeeived embracing
Limerick Lace Collars and Sleeves;
Emb'd Linen do doi
Maltese h Chrochetdo do;
Rook Muslin do 90;
Jaeonet. Ca nbric aud Swiss Collars
Swi and EUbroidered kS"ts;
do Eigibga and Insert0nsi
English Thread. Lace and Edglngs;
Mourning Collars and Sleeves;
White an black English Grape Collars;
NOLAN an " embroidered Skirts
French Corsets and TX Vests, - .
S+rired Sanisook. Swiss and Plaid Nue!irs;
Real dotted Embroidered Swiss dress patterns fcT
alaiet prices By me- SHAN Min : RI q.
@HTOODEN " ARE
3 81 70 5oz ass d red and blue flcEets
Cedar Buckets; u doz ASA W ASH luhsj
- nests q EACH Tubs: ~ nests - each) co.
10 d Cedar Tuts; p do W ondeh "o"isj
5doz Trav-; . 5oz ASA I nurn
Cedar ThUrns; zrases brass hoopet BueFe
lust rec ID and for sale at Cincinnati rrices ty ~
sep23 L. IL Co'h q '''''
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ao.noo NE.lnbers.-1.OOOP Prizes!
Whole Tickets SO: Halves -; Quarters 81 80
BRILLIANT SCHEJfE!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MD.


GLASS 7.
To be drawn Baltimore Nd saturday, Dec 9th, 1856
SCHEME.
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Police when the latter being consulted in regard 70 the
affair. ee,esmined 70 hook up the accused in the
until yesterday ping, whom the necessary adavts
being token, it vas thought proper 70 commit him
crested great ceai o. among the members OF
the police ment who heretofore looked upon the
accused as very bopest and Industrious officer. The
wife OF the prisoner vised him yesterday, and shed Bit
ter at the misfortune which pad beallen her hus-
hand. We understand that the Il TO be condusted
vc'ed the State prison will be hs homo for he next two
or three years. The woman Who gave Churchill the
money. officer Masterst ana Others Will opear against
the prisoner, as witnesses for the prosecutor.
CHARGE OF RIOT AND ASSAULT AND BATTERY,
AGAINST POLICEMAN.
Charles Biersied, RichaId Quigiey, John Carpenter
and James Ryan, taken into custody charge OF
brg concerned riot that took place in the saloon Of
ms'a aoT h no .zc vnn.On s.ss.' sOoIs We.
and his wife, severely beaten by the rowdes now
turns out u st Bierrfed is ward Officer and
The srrests vsre made BY Captain sques Of the Eleventh
wsrd police assisted by officer worden Of the Thirteenth
the Market Police Court where they were each
held to hail IN the Of $780, the charge
rreterr ed agains them Bers6et has been suspended
from until the matter be disposed OF by the HO
lice Csmmissiene
CHARGE OF DIE HONESTY AGAINST A PRIVATE
wATCHMAN.
A private Waterman named John Mount for q long
tine in the employment Of John N. Genin halter,
taken into custody Wednesday night by Licutenaat
Stage, Of the Eighth ward police, charged wi having
feonously taken at various times goods from his employ
ers store, under the St. Nicholas Hotel amounting in
the aggregate to about $500 Ths officer traced portion
Of The stolen property to the house Of ths prisoner in
Centre street The defendant taken before Justice
DIVISION, at the Second District Police Court whore he
COMMITTEE, for examination.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO PASS AN ALTERED BILL.
John johnson q genteel looking man, taken into
custody Wednesday night by officer Smith, Of the Fiji
teenth ward police charge of having attempted to
pass altered bill the Marine Bank of this city to
Mr. Troy proprietor of store In Broadway in exchange
for como goods purchased there The bill was Eve al
tered from one On searching the accused, . lot Of
small change and several bank bills found upon his
TO give any account Of himself when asked to do by
the gisxae. The prisoner committed for exami
nation
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Police Intelligence,

kOUce 1ntol18encoy
ALLEGED EMB1zZLEMENT OF $109 ,000-ARREsT OF
THE ACCUSED PATTY AS FUGITIVE FROM AUS
TRALAsIA.
George P. Ball, boarder at the Aston House, was
taken into custody yesterday afternoon on charge
having embezzed funds to the extent S109 900 from
the house John Gladstone Co., of Melbourne Austria
asia with which it is alleged he fed to this country Mr.
Alexander Morrison the agent for Mr.. Gladstone Co.,
appeared before Justice Osborne and made q complaint
against Ball for embezzlement. Upon his affidavit war
rant of arrest issued which being placed in the hands
Of ecer Hope Of the Mayors Office the accused was ar
rested. He remains in the custody of the policeman
until an examination be had in the matter this morn
ing Of the property has been levied on by the
sheriff.
THE AMERICAN LADIES' ASSOCIATION AFFAIR
The accused in this case, Mrs l. A. lincoln appeared
before Justice Osborne yesterday at the required hour
but being unable TO BAIL was allowed to depart
her own recognizances, until eleven O'Clock this
morning when it Is expected bail will be procured Ex-
Judge Edmonds and number Of the fair defendants
rends were in court and all consoled her upon this try
ing occasion.
ARREST OF POLICEMAN ON CHARGE OF BRIBERY
Officer Churchill, of the Thirteenth ward police was
AIKEN into custody on Wednesday night By office. Mar.
terson, Of the Chiefs Office charge Of receiving 500
from the wife OF alleged receiver of stolen goods in
copsde ration Of his falling prosecute the accused party
From the evidence taken by Mr. Mcclellan Clerk TO the
Chief Of Police, IL appears that about ak months ago
man ed James Moore, residing 900 Third street.
and epng junk shop at that place was arrested b
Churchill charge Of receiving stolen goods. Moore
II is sad forfeited his bail and away from the coun
try. Upon his return, which few weeks ago, he
told by friend Of his who had met Churchill that
the matter could be settled for $500 Moore thinking
that II would be good plan to fee the officer agreed to
the proposition, but said $500 too great sum II
was finally determined to make the amount $500 which
was to be paid in nstament The facts of this
rnent coming to the Of officer Maserson he deter
mined to watch the movements Of Churchill and accord
Dgly, when, on "Wednesday night the latter met Mrs.
Columbia streets be close behind the pair and saw
roll OF bills handed to officer Churchill by the wo.
man lie then went up TO the Thirteenth ward officer
and took him into custody. Churchill was conveyed
the Thirteen tn ward station house where he
when 800 in bills we're found upon bis person. The
p-ns, wss thea taken to the geesnce Of aa Chief Il
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Iec0tVe1 meilgonC0
the death OF Capt Addison flummer late OF ship Arlington,
which took place the Doth OF December at $40 PM while
of the Island OF Malta. Capt had been Ill for three months
previous 10 bis decease from enlargement liver which
fiji ally proved fatal He from Gloucester Mass wherein
leaves wife and two children his Capt Plum
mer honor his profession, and his many friends
sympaihise with his afflicted family.
Steamship Jamestown of the Norfolk and Richmond Limo,
was yesterday the sectional dry DOCK for inspection
pairs, &C.
SHIP ARLINGTON date Pummer row under the command
Of Beatie, late first officer Of ship smoda.
BARK KATE HasII.cs Hull from Calcutta of Bos
Bengal where she experienced ss.v soW Wss
Ing decreasing according the weather the vessel Is
much strained about ne stern frame; dscSsrSns
wssn sss 2 h ne
Hall The register and crew Is. Of ne vessel
.PS NJ an s s
&c ss or and s win not have anything
BRIG Rrulr-we Indebted to Messrs Moody Te,fair
os q err sins Tor hs ow1s
came total css on The 3 Of December by going ashore on
sns Ct H ks % E. END e Ss TIE captain s
Sa apS e. on srd wcs insured
scHa FRANCES ARrHEsrcs at New Bedford from jackson.
s had 5s H so cs ed. and lost ~ e
carried t. While lying night o. asss
boat RDs
On Il ss 1t T. 6n e sS Il 5
69 L. spoke schi Charles Hu Philadelphia
main. flying b and bobssys leaking badly short
provsons neither OF us having boat we came under her
board -N' '-' ''' ''' " ''' A'- "'' A'o''o " On
ScHR CHAs L HUIsE-See above.
MESSING VESSEL Bark Helen Warren Capt Robt Chase
Of and for Portland cid nom Boston Jan and has
blown of in the late gales which may bring up al
st1homas or Bermuda
wRxcx-Cap Alden of schr II Smith at Wilmington from
New York reports That on me 4th Inst in Lat 80 lon TO-
next day feH ~
with o of sugar bhds marked N II the sugar had near
~ all melted OUT passed fragments Of bulwa boards
boxes &c.
LAuEcHEDAt Bath 2st inst, by Mesas Hall, Snow 4 Co,
ship Of 467 called the Sunshine built for MesTs
Peirce Of Barnstabe Mass measures s feet Length Of
deck over s SO feet inches BEAM She Is OF he best
whs oak with live oak ends She has the Howes RIG and
class that ever sailed from Bath
w S the 1895 there
and 10 schooners, Of the aggregate tonnage Of 1871.
Notice TO Mariners.
Do ne nSSa e the 5
Of interest TO AL engaged IN the Spar sh trade =
PHILA DELPHIA, jan q. 1856.
Tai of The sanitary duties TO be exscted In the ports and
nao % as sRe cara" M Il ne ooeur trade
Of more than twenty TONS Will pay 70 centmos OF real III
vessels from the ports Of the Mediterranean and from Euro
pean including the Of Africa the latitude
OF the Canary Islands Will pay 30 csnnos OF real IA cen
Vessels from other PLACES win real cents) top
az cenis per ton tor day Of quarantine in
the publication azaetos well az in those Of observation
per day for residence In the isyarei,o o''''
1be goods that to be purified viii be charged
The baggage and effects of each the crew. reals %
TIE baggage Of each pas sengsr, 10 reals go cents
uldts, reals co cenag per 100
Epe axtas, Eeels ~ seaS, p0 w.
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Superior COurt-Part Second.
Before Hon. Judge Duer.

HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST AN INSURANCE COMPANY.
Haygy and Oilers The Neao Fork Cuy Insurance Com
pNQMAs plaintiffs In this sue on policy Of insu.
raneeou Aeir premises which we're destroyed by fire
time in 1854 the defence being that camphene was
used flor printing purposes in the establishment The
questions submitted to the jury whether camphene
Was in general among printers in woodcus; and II
was Its use necessary was II used by tn plant
less expensive than other fluids. The jury found
verdict subec 10 the opinion Of the Court for plaintiff
for sl,.7s 70, being the full Nmount claimed with In
trtsf,
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CLEARED.
Steamship Nor bern Light Iinklepaugh, Sac Juan
Barr iedo KendricI Charleston Durham 1 Di%on.
Brig Monte Cristo Eorhrup, ManzsnAo-Foser Nlcker
Brig Gen Boyd, GDpshick. sasua lie Graned-waeleigh L
BIS Mountain Esgie. Pray. Trinidad c4Ey Peters.
ss sssss svE
@ iina t Hs1 SS .nan
sehr 4 Beden, sn I, Scrio di Il see.N . "'''''
R's.Sa Line.
Propeller To!ieD Morley Baltmore-CromwelPs Line.
ARRIVED.
md $s, and S.1ss e. s5s 2 Colin:
& VIII 81 ss 70 SFss: rs a
Il sa - s.. ssass
SS S SS % It. s lon y ,S
% 81 ssGs se!s s's e:
ss ns .nd West Bermuda for
Bari Flash Wilson cost'.co.lccs Mexico DAYS With
ssh, R s, e Bird %or5, Wilmington NO.
sehr A FalkenbsIgh Rogers, Nolfot
ks'ss9 3. sssfs virginia. for Ne" Haven
schr Ella Hamilton, burbank, virginia. -
sssr Mns e &C. Hsf nd r Tsa vsn
s S.. Sssl j S sss ryder yIssIa,:.
SEN SEN Brave ,Ss !. 0 Sn y!rscis, w..
seSr Tss2ne hf Mai.s se vs T. virginia
sssr Cranes 1sss srs ss nsnf R:s
schr Irene shte Pierce from the wreck Of bark John
Farnum, asbo7e SquAn Beach.
Schr Oramer Cavfer, from the wreck of schr Lord
Deal Beach.
schr D CTowen -, from bark John FA-num On squan
Beach.
Propeller Parker Vein, Ramsay. Baltimore with mdse to
Riley.
Propeller wamsuta Eye New Bedford
Propeller Petrol. Arey, Providence
SAILED.
Ships Devonshre. London Centurion, Liverpool Rhine Lon
don land bored In the North Rver bark Alabama Mobile
AAo, steamship Norhern Light San juan ship Dreadnough
Leans
Wind during the day, WSW.
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provide for supplying vacancies" which he read In
sds it stsnds Mr.. Taliuadee moved to amend
by stirling out the words SIT shall BE- supplied st. 20
mako it imperative to elect ct the next
general election and deprive the Governor Of the powcr
to fill by default. Mr.. LOOMS explained his object TO b
keep the ooe led until the votes counted and
the elected Judge installed. Mr. TaimAdge withdrew his
amendment. After some othsr propositions, which
throw further light upon the point, VT. Loo0iss
amendment AGREED to. Conv Deb. Argus cd, 696)
We Of opinion that the Judgment shoud be reversed
and leave be given TO the defendant to answer.
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SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos. 23S, 256, 279 264 I6l, 3Sl,
39s 500 166, 412 to 42a 431 to AGO. 49, 49, AZ 444
44e, 447, 449, $50, 461, 463.
CoNSOH PLKAs-Part Mos. 18, 90, 80 to al. Part
2.-Ecs. Z, 8, 10 az 10 S.
SUPREME CoUKr-Crcuit.-Nos ,26S 4l9 76T, 1859.
1917, 1910, 1870, 1892, $780, $780, 1724 Ito S34
l,b43, 7e7 COZ, l,46s, 141s, 7o8. 1854, 0s1 l. 1877
1130 1902 and a other causes left over last Fri
Gay. Special Term Nos o. GIG, So POT, TO- "a, 1870
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

~ Az packages and ksevs tataadad for Ne Nsw YORK
HERALD dotad Be scaled.
YORx-rm
sUr RISES l6 NOON RISES 81
SUE SETS. u HIGH wATER. morn III III
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have, inc ined 70 believe that IL is current from
the Arctic Ocean running counter 70 the KuroS and
which passes the westward through the Straits Of San
gar down through the japan Sea, between Corea
and the Islands and needs the hypeDorean
- emit the east coast cf China, which flows to the
south ward through the Formosa Channel toto the China
Sea- For to the westward Of line connecting the
end Of Formosa the southwestern extremity Of ia
pan there flow Of pica waters TO the ward
but the contrary colo counter current filing the
space between the kuro Swo and the coast Of China
is distinctly shown by observations Az Ear this
cold water extends off the coast the soundngs regu
lar and increase gradually depth, but simultaneously
met falls into trough similar TO the bed Of the Gulf
Stream ascertained BY the United States Coast Sur
vey
and during that season Of the year portion Of 1T Is
forced 10 minge its waters with the Kuro-Siwo,
between Formose and Japan But so well Is
the coast of China, that they. rarely. If ever,
attempt to beat 10 the northward through the For.
Channel but almost invariably make the passage
adverse winds, though those winds may be stronger
there than in the Formosa Channel
OF the power OF those two currents can speak from
person experience addition TO the facts disclosed by
the winter Of 1885, when attached TO tine soop OF war
prebe and bound from Hong Kong 10 Japan We struggled
for three days, after leaving port against this
westerly current, without making single mile
to the eastward and compelled resort to
tie expedient of working along close in shore and
chofing whenever the tide was combined with the
rent against After reaching the mou III of the chan
ne % 'h.s ssy va -ahsd across, doubling the south
ena q Iormoss, and fell Immediately in the kuro-
swc, when encounterng gale o. wnd from the
northwsrd and eastward drifted, Under storm
rals ninetylwo miles dead to windward In less than
free days.
y sddiuon 70 the resemblance In general character
10 The Cult stream and Kurosi NO. there are other
r cse' which anal presently mention. Ba. "a ths
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wnkryr ruelss ron LrylHrooL c..sarrc,ros

lkI1dTsHatas continued hr with less engagements
To Liverpool about 900 900 bbB flour were on
gagged, y. 2s ca 2s lid, and about 10 900 10000
bushels wheat in ships bags were taken At LODI, AMI
small lots square bales cotton, SOD Sea Island
at al, and about 100 herces beet, At 2T5
3D. To london. 1900 bbls flour
gagged, al %. To Glasgow, 1000 bbls. flour
taken at 2s. Cd. To Hsvre aonr was engaged At
Cork and market, 10 load with grain I'D, in ba.k
To California rates steady al SOC, and II Melbourne
and sidney al SOC. 35c. per foot measurement.
HA1.->ales we're making in moderate way at soc.
sec.
LlNE--The market was duh, with limited sales in
Guiding common AZ 15c and lump at 81 1917.
IoAssIza Sales OF 90 hhds. ciayed Cuba male
Vt ESQ., and 80 uerces ANA co bills. Cuba 1T
i5c., and 80 hhds and ID bbls. do. do. sold at a.
NAVAL Sypnys-Ihc market for SPIRIT As unsettled,
and sales limited small iots in shipping order ranged At
SIC. &c Rosin afoat at 81 SIX aud from yard
at coc a dc, usual conditions.
Pho, 4sloss.-pork-The market again higher, with
sales OF ZOO 10 500 bbs, including mess, at $40 70 q
SIT so Beet was steady. with sales OF 800 bbls in
Gliding country prime ~ 80 s. rs, and mess DO at
- So SIC; and - 81 tor repacked Western Beef
hams and prime beef unchanged. Cut meats
nrm with sales OF about $50 packages, ~ &C. for
sbouiders and l0sc IctSc. for hams. Smoked meats
lie lard Was drm, with sales o! 200 300 bbs AT l2c
l.t.c. The sale noticed yesterday was at l24 Tor
rhine sand not i2is 500 hbis, hard manufacturing
aro sold today at lie. Batter and cheese in good
supply, heavy, and without change In prices.
lacT.-Salcs CT $50 casks were made at 3slc a 4Hc.
SrTcrS-About 6J0. mats IT casail were sold at 35c.
SrGAlss were quite firm and holders demanded higher
rates. The sales looted up about 200 400 hhds, In
cluded in which were ITO hhds, 40 cases, and 90 bbls.
fcmerara at p. t. and 800 do Porto Rico at &c. 9c.,
sbd the remainder Cuba muscovado, at SIC. &c.
WmskE.-The sales embraced about 800 400 bbls.
0aio and State prison, al 81 NC. "a 33c.
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lhe n8AM knr AMxnMfy sa9n amount ~ ~ W. acres,
vhh. aea.tsa it0w Tie qa@z:ty un-oii a that cate,
hn h&sd g4y 4, las i,g7caxs scrcs M total sales
hs-s go se<ss aoses, yslains o. 80 2pa wheh
sser~sf @fu " ~ ara "A tA4 faie the whole laad-
a. IsapriT q A. ocup~aT would $40 aggregate Of
81 l"eiseo NJ sserAse 81 b. msss shove thai thus
o. sraAas~ TO ~pany has rcservsa most Oft best
s-~s 90 o. imFrewemcnt anfnuaIy foing on upm
- @aas a-asJ 80 rsT,dg snhansns NE value o.
usas Fswasmg ussula
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