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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

GREAT REDUCTION in FARE to EUROPE
O-Prst Cabin, SEQ; Second Cabin, $50 Third Cabin eSo-
In the class paddle wheel steamships ARIEL 1000 tun
and NORTH STAR 1880 tuns TO sail from Pier No j. North
River. st precisely, ss follows:
Leave New York for Southampton and Bremen
NORTH STAR. .......... Saturday, May l6
ARIFL........................S Saturday, June G.
NORTH STAR. ......... Saturday, July
ARIFL......................... Saturday, July IT,
NORTH STAR. .......... Saturday. August 2
Leave Bremen for Leave Southampton
eouhau ptOn and New.YOrt. for NewYorh
ARIEL. Tuesday, May H.. Saturday, May IT,
NORTH STAR Saturday June g.. "wednesday june 10
ARIEL..... Tuesday, June q. Saturday, June
NORTH STAR Saturday, July Is. .... "wednesday, July y
Saturday, Aug s..... W dnesday, Asg L.
NORTH STAR Saturday, Sept r.. "Wednesday, Sept 10
Passengers for HAVRE viii be sent on in hrstc ueaner
connecting arrival at Southampton. Specie delivered In
London or Paris For passage freight apply TO
ID. TORRANCE, No. S Bowling Green N. Y.
Letters for England and Europe prepaid cents each hall
y Enclosures Of postage stamps II from other ciest
will be received al the Office, No Bowling kewforh.
up TO III O'Clock Of the morning Of sailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09
DEM RAIL ~ JAM Pr,
L THD GREAT CENTRAL PENNsfL'AhA NALL
$500 ROlTI.

rpou NywyoRK 10 CINCINNATI in hUUSo
TpnE EWw ynRK 10 CHICAGO IN HOURS
FROM 10 ST. LGT he cs y Route
Tie Shortest, Best and .onsequ zen: IN he West
n. P.nn.yysni. R.ro.d Connect, :. nis 1a cse..o
~ rIs, I,instop and Louisvil!e, Nj rerre HAT
H..os and nd:..SS:: l'S &o.d1 c.TsDi C
Springfield, Bensfnteine; ssndI'v 49,, oLo; also With
az 80. fIon and to Ns~oriesn' St Louis
Louisville sD6 Cincinnati - II ~. .hoy.-m.utio u ed
,.e.. ia the West ise. handful. IL n. so,e,' ~
.or 1"",.ti. ,ar,. bs,x,.u the East and West .n.
IhIostI Iehs" OF flippTNNsYLvAkIA RAILROAD
once he NJ aLsTOR HOUSE, BROADWAI'
T. Elliott. As,n. Penn'yi'sni' hsnfOs' 70
NJ lfsT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

NTW-JFRSEY RAILROADmtSr .fnt Rsny
N DELPHA .nd the SOUTH Inv .nS sswYo1i and ii
n and s,ds n Nm 81 = rs ISpNf seie.
way s's,ns ~ NC and sls 5o and Ii. West .ad ior
B.itnose. ws.Einstan Norfolk a. and through ''ss's'
checked 20 Warrington w Woodbury., Assistant snpt
No Bazaar. viii Be received i.f =. me ofIesvins
IITW yOpV .r5 ERIE RAILROAD COM
~ ~, yNn,SsS GrxtRAL OFFICE, No. rs Broad
way, n. Y-The SswYort ana Ll.1 $500.
prepared to do regular ~ R4MsDELL PresideE
cHAs A DE- WIFI supt Erpres.
CYRACUsE and SOUTHERN s kAi u. S.sYor.
- In connection with EfPRLse
On .na seer MONDAY oe s11 sZ.i .lssvesd
ys sr rsr foo; Of Duane 81 a. ~ ~ ~.
Bassio. EIpres.-eolasetins a. binfnAHhoD WIZ
Train for Syracuse. - -. <,pn,etinx ~ Blryhanton
Ats: .. m via Night EIpress-SSI o.~syo
VIII tIII,ss Inn Io ,rcsured the Tekst Cos Of TIE
New Y0h and Eys RaIos"
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Cntlerp, 6ar6mare ano jron.

MOUNT HOPE CUT NAILS, made at entirei
Nl works. with superior machinery There 10 b.
YER N'''' III '''''' JOHN " QUINCY, Nc % wnli.o.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09
Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VA NEW
central RAILROAD ~ NEW,JFRSFY :

~ CONNECTING at Nv Hampton with tie Delaware LArss
and W.st-n kHirosa TO SrEntoL. Great Bend the
North Wet and ~ Eastou with the Ralro~e
70 hASeh Chuns
WINTER NGEMENT-Conn.. Leius Jan. l. lsT-
Leave Yort for Fson aud intermediate places Pier
No North River at $50 and $40 p for soDervlle
NJ 7 so and II J. m. aud s. 10 and 80 p. NJ
The above trains Elizabeth with trains The
E,vJer,ey Railroad Which cave Ne~ Yors from toe foot Of
corrtlGndt,r at so ard u . m and s: aud 40
John Q. Stems .Snp.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

land ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVI-
4 DENCT AEON and after April l, EXPRESS TRAIN
Of the Providence Hartford and Fshk RAosd will leave
Hartford arrival there Of the Express Train q the New
York and New and New Hartford and Spring
field Railroads which leave New York at q a. m.
SAMUEL MOTT, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE via MICHIGAN
VI RAILROAD to Chicago g., Loui, Roch Island s. Paul,
Milwaukee Kknsas City and s places West and South west
Ella Nev.Y and Ere NewYork Central American Lake
shore Great Western Railway and Michigan Southern Rail
forming the shortest quck ard most rSe
the West The Road between Detroit and Adrian
opsn and trans connecting Adrian with trains
Chicago West For further information apply the
Coupsny's ofcs, No. lsS Broadway cor. u Dry.st
JOHN y PORTER Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

~ EDTARD K COLLINS, No Sc wsll't, ny.
BROWN SMILEY Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD L Co,
No q Austin Fisrs, London
B. G. WAINWRIGHT l. Co. Paris
The owners Of these ships will be accountable for sod
silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones metals une"
bills Of sdns signed therefor and the value thereof e1
pressed therein.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-09

UsOUTHERN RAILROAD to CHICAGO St Loui. Roct
Island 81; Paul Milwaukee and al place. Wet aud sorth
Wet NewYork and Err New Yort central and Amer
can Lshe Shore Rsro ads Toledo forming the shortest
quok. and psnest route 20 the Great West Fer through
and ~ freh sppy az The Company oe No.
IS Broadway. corner 81 Deyst, New Yorl.
JOHN y PORTER Aren't.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19

The dim light of consciousness was
struggling through the portals Of
Nellie's mind, as her husband enter,
ed and placed a basket on the table,
The delicious flavor ofits contents sent
a grateful odor round the wretched
room. ...... ........
"Where did you obtain theml"
she asked, as one article after another
was laid temptingly before.
"They are the gift Of a friend, Mel
lie. Call Nell, our blue-eyed pet, up,
and little Lena, too. This pure, crea-
my milk will be treat to our cherub
Haste, wife, the sun has just risen,
and | long to see our children eat" "
For a moment the astonished wo-
man stood irresolute, the laying her
hand on her husbands arm, she fall
tered, while her cheek grew liyid with
apprehension: r-, ,y
"You-you did not steal-take
what was another's!" .gg.I.s
mo, Nellie, your husband has
committed no robbery" ...
"Thank God!" she fervently utter
ed. Then walking to the first meal
that had passed their lips for two
days. r.
Again the city hands denoted to
the hurrying, bursting world the hour
ofnine, but this time the stationary
face was not made visible with gas,
but lit by tho king ofday, aswhirling
past in his blazing chariot he advanc-
ed to his midday throne. A splen-
did carriage is drawn up before the
door, and Nellie sees vision of love
illness lifted by a benevolent looking
gentleman to the ground. Lightly
she trips ND The broken stairs, and
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19

f" Bill, I've been in real estate a
little, lately" swell, John, how
much have you dipped AZ" I" Bot
a lot in the cemetery, and a half aero
for a residence lot just north ofit."--
" Just north what the deuce did
you go so far north fora Going to
live there 2" " Yes, Bill, wanted a
home beyond the gravel" " Bill looks
solemn, and they both vanish, whist
ling melancholy air.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19

An Irish soldier, who was boasting
of his courage, was asked why he ran
away in battle. G.
" Faith" says pat, me heart is as
bowld as a lion, so it is but ] have q
pair Of cowardly legs which always
run away with me body when I'd be
afther fighting the inimy bad luck to
the legs" r- ..-. VIC.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19

81 say" my friend, care you sufi-
ciently acquainted with the neighbor-
hood to direct me TO the nearest disci-
pie of Esculapius 2" (which Z"
" Gould you direct me to the nearest
physician 2" " Hey Q" "Can'tyou
tell me the way to tie doctor, sir !"
"Oh ! want to find the doctor, do
ye9 Why didn't you say SO Z"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19
ADVANTAGE OF PUNCTUATION.

ADVANTAGE OF PUNcTUATIoN.-
Punctuation, that is, the putting Of
stops in the right places cannot be
too sedulously studied. We lately
read in a country paper, the following
account of Lord Palmerston's appear.
ance in the House of Commons -
" Lord Palmerston then entered on his
head, white hat upon his feet, largo
but well polished boots upon his
brow, dark cloud in his hand, his
faithful walking stick in his oye, a
menacing glance saying nothing. tie
sat down. .@-PWnch.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19

A HARD HEAD.-The Tampa Fla.)
Peninsula, Of the 5th, ult., under the
head of " Accident" relates that " on
Monday, while Capt. Parkill was re-
turning to his camp from this place,
the horse his servant "a strapping ne.
gro many was riding, took fright and
threw the rider. The head ofthe me-
gro, in his descent, struck the leg of
Capt. Parkill's horse, breaking it,
when it (the negro's head) glanced
and struck a tree on the side of the
road, peeling of the bark for several
feet. The negro was stupefed for an
instant, but received no injury 1t is
supposed that he belongs to the hard.
shell persuasion"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19

y y
ring. foated gracefully around the bed,
caused him to raise his eyes. The
casket dropped from bis nerveless
grasp, and, gazing wildly at the pic
ture, he mu'mured ": .-
"Lena--sister Lena!" -. .r.
| "Who salls!p spoke Lena Marcy,
as she languidly opened her eyes,
| then, seeing the dark form beside
her, sic fled to the door, but strong
arm stayed her, while a hand was
firmly placed over her mouth. By
Hush, lady, hush," whispered
Arthur Milden, as he drew her to the
easy chair, and kneit beside her; 81
came not here to harm you; my wife
and children are starving, and | deter
mined to give them food" IIislook OF
hopeless anguish reassured the frigh-
tened girl, and forgetting in her sym.
paElE theimproprioty of her situation,
she jbade him tell his story. Briefly
he spoke of his past lite, how his
mother had died, leaving him and q
baby sister to the tender mercies of a
man who, though a father, loved on.
ly ddreg the wine cup with boon
companions. How, when Lena reach
ed her seventeenth year, she was com
manded to marry one Of those boon
companions, a man two years her IA
theirs senior, how, on refusing, she
was driven forever beneath the parent
roof, how, sickened at his fathers
cruelty, he, too, had forever left the
spot Of his birth, and among strang-
ers had found prize of untold value,
a gentle, loving wife, whose misfor-
tunes awoke, first his pity, then his
love, For six months after their ac-
quahtance, and three before their
marriage, she had been deprived, by
one fell swoop, OF an idolizing father
and expectant fortune. How, after
marriage, they enjoyed three years
Of uninterrupted bliss; then he was
prostrated on a bed ofsickness till all
but the necessities of life had to be
parted with to defray necessary expen.
ses. How, on recovering, he had
vainly endeavored to obtain work, till
driven to desperation, he had secreted
himself within her room to rob her oi
the diamonds that, turned to money
would procure the food they 50 much
nvvavu. rtnd nvw,'' tro oUuCInded,
"will you yield the midnight robber
up to the hands ofjustice!'
A pearly'tear glisened in the silken
lashes as she rose and lifted locket
from the mantel. With look of
mingled astonishment and surprise,
Arthur watched her press the spring.
AS the lid flew open she held it before
him, and whispered:
"Mymothor's brother!"
The first tears he had ever shed
filled his eyes, as he looked on the
boyish face, his own likeness, given
to his sister on her fourteenth birth
day. Lena silently watched his emo
tions till they had spent their strength,
then, handing him pearl portmon-
naie, babe him remain silent, for the
uneasy STRINGS of her fears for his
safety. Wrapping the robe around
her, she softly opened the door, and
led him down to the basement hall,
for she knew the main door could not
be opened without considerable
noise.
81 will see you tomorrow and tell
you all" she whispered, as he passed
out into the silent street.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19
nrThe following Letter was sent

DTThe following Letter was sent
by a man to his son at College:
"My dear son: write to send you
two pair Ofmy old breeches, that you
may have a new coat made. out
of them. Also, some new socks
which your mother has just knit, by
cutting down some Of mine. Your
mother sends you ten dollars without
my knowledge, and for fear that you
will not use it wisely, l have kept
back halt, and only, send you five
Your mother and are we'll, except
that your sister has got the measells-
which we think would spreadasdi'iS .'-'''
the other girls, if i.sCe Te:, /, 90 .; 3 q,
left I@s-aar was, only l did'r
teacI.... 70 gay muffin. Jist ak me agar
,Tsani see if can't told you"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19

1J,An elderly Pennsylvania wom.
an with her daughter, looking at thl.
marble statues Of Girard, in the Col
lege building, the other day, startled
the bystanderS by exclaiming: "Lal
Sally, how white he was"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19


APPROPRIATE TO THE TMEs.-We
copy the following from a number of
the National lntelligencer, dated Au.
gust 28, 1928:
A Fourth of July Toast Drunk in
Virginia. -
Why is the community SO much
...
Because banks lend money that have
not got it to lend and
Because people spend money who
have not got it to spend. -..
.E REMEDY.
Own the money before you lend it;
Earn the money before you spend it.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19

They tell ofsome big rats on the
Ohio Canal. One of them is said to
have towed a boat, using his tail as q
tow-line. That's one whopper-ofa a
rat, we mean.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19
ddlit ano Sumur. ~-

Why is a restless sleeper like a law
yer Because he lies first on one side,
and then turns and lies on the other.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19
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When the paper is not ordered to be discontin-
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vateindiyiduals, charged at the usual rates.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19

OF HOLMES asks himself couple of
questions and answers them thus:
Where, o where arc life's lilies and roses,
Nursed in the golden dawn's smile!
Dead as the bulrushes round little Moses,
On the banks of the Nile. '....
Where are the Marys and AIMS, and
Elizas, r.l-.
Loving and lonely of yore!
Look in the columns ofthe old Advertiser
Married and dead by the score,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19
9oGttp,
MELODY.

tell thee not what music is,
But where it may be heard;
In ripple Of the mountain stream. -.
In note of every bird. d. .. -. D.,
In whisper Of the summer wind,
In murmur of the sea; ..
All nature speaks in unison,
Attuned to harmony. .
There's music in the voice we love,
That still an echo wakes,
Like Memnons harp responsive,
When first Aurora breaks.
There's cadence in the Autumn leaves,
In ocean, earth, and air;
The heart that rightly is in tune
Finds music everywhere.
And when to natures God our praise
Breathes forth in grateful words,
ltis as if an angels wing
Swept DER the answering chords.
. The Essence OF Bliss.
GENTLEMAN.
The essence Of bliss
Is an exquisite kissi
Sweet lady can you deny it!
LADY.
To convince me tis true,
You have nothing to do, .....
Dear sir, but simply to try it. ...
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19
The Essence OF Bliss.
Maggie, Dear.

Az IRISH SONG.
The land of my home is fitting,
Fitting from my view,
The gale on the sail is sitting,
Tolls the merry crew.
Here let my home be,
On the waters wide,
| roam with a proud heart,
NIaggie's by my side.
CHoRus-Dly own loved Maggie, dear,
Sitting by my side,
Maggie, dear, my own love,
Sitting by my side.
Storms can appall me, never,
When her brow is clear,
Fair weather fingers ever
Where her smiles appear. ..
When sorrows breakers
Round my heart shall hide,
Still may l find her
Sitting by my side. .
Myown loved Maggie. dear .&1c
The wind bowling Ger the billow,
From the distant sea,
The storm raging round my pillow,
Brings no care to me.
Roll on, ye dark waves,
O'er the troubled tide,
] heed not your anger, j..
Maggie's by my side. la
.-.. My own loved Maggie, dear &c
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19
The Serennde.
Oh, Lady wake, the dogs do howl,
Around our mad Guitars,

The billOwy Moonlight night is lit
Exclusively with Stars. -t
The door was suddenly opened by the
gals pa, and with big cane, lays the anx-
ious lover fiat on the pavement and ex-
claims" That's tOhOt IcGu The last Lay Of
the Minstrets." f-f. 81.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19

EB WoMAS.
"NOt she, with trait'rous kiss her Savior stung,
Not she denied him with unhOly tongue; :.
She, while apostles shrank, could danger bravo,
LAST at his cross and EARLIEST at his grayer,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19

IP In the dwelling of the AlmigIl
Y can come no footsteps Of dsz:rss'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-19

Az IRISH SONG.
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~ AVE this day received Three COACHES, which We
believe TO be hner than any in Tennessee. june29.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
LOT IN South Nashville College street, beyond the
IA Medical College, fronting co feet being the Lot on
which Rives' Carpenter shop formerly stood For sale
cheap. Apply TO A. V. s. LINDSEY,
mareh26 80 College street,
FOR SALE.
A VALUABLE LOT in South Nashville, corner Of Sum-
II meT and Oak streets, fronting 1870 feet Summe
street and 40 on Oak street. Wi be sold bargain.
The Gas is being carried up mont OF this
Apply to A. V. S. LINDsLEY,
march2O CAB IS College street
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Election Returns.


ATHENS TENN, August T. 1851.
EDIToRs PATRIOT :-Dodson, american, is elsct-
ed by majority. Harris beats HattOn something
over 100 votes.
Reported gain for HattOn in Meigs county of 100
votes.
Monroe -Grifiter, Dem, elected by about 40
votes. Hatton loses. In haste.
JM.H.
Rutherford Oficial-Harris, l440, Hatton 1916;
Hatton's majority &c. Guild 1923, Ready I47s ;
Ready's majority SO. Woods l4bO, Richardson
1863; Richardson's majority Is. Steel 1877, Ivie
1863; IVie's majority 90.
Harris net gain OIL Buchanan's majority 65
Bedford, Oficial.-Coopers majority 10, Hat
tou's 10; Ivies 40.
In Cannon, Harris gains A over Buchanan's ma
jOriy.
Ready gains considerably-not known precisely
the number.
GArNEsBoRo, August 7, 1857.
EDITORS PATRIOT THE following is the vote of
Jackson county, to-wit:
Hatton 1912, Harris 1921 Harris majority 9.
+. Picket 1919, Savage 1928; Picket's majority 81.
Fippin 1924, Denton 1916 Denton's majority
1872. Stanton 1925, Tolbert 1885, stantOn's ma
jOrity 80.
Luz aOOfS Is uOL euLHely Oucldl.
Yours, &c, T.HB.
Sumner Coasnty.-Harris, 1890; Hatton, 1855
Guild 1913; Ready 9l3 Munday, l7l6; Stewart,
49, Donelson 1903; Turner 1863; Douglas 7I9.
Smsat.-The following is complete, except one
precinct (Tuggles X Roads, which is estimated at
the vote of 1856:
Hatton 1892; Harris 1855; Picket I477; Savage
I'll; Stewart 1870; Munday 764; Turner 1877,
Douglas 1854; Sanders l4O4; Thompson TIP.
Munday makes gain of about 1870 and is elected.
Nothing from Macon yet. The Democratic gain
in Smith is 40.
Franklin, Oficial.-Harris 1858; Hatton, 264
Harris majority 994; G. W. Jones, (no opposition)
1859; Joel J. Jones, (no opposition) 1885, New
mnn ITO; Williams 7O5; Hunt 60. Newman's ma
jorty, 8.
Marion, OAiciaL-M EssRs DDIToRs:-I give you
the vote OF Marion. All is right, Wing gain. The
vote is as follows:
Hatton 246; Harris 435. Hatton's majority Ill;
HeiskeIl 56s, Smith 899 Heiskell's majority, 1885,
Burch 468; Smith $40. Smiths majority SO ;
Raulston 65l; Hargis. 426 Rauston's majority,
1876
GEN ZOLLICoFFER's MAJORITY. Gen. Zolicof-
fer's majority in this Congressional District is 5O6
Dickson COUNrY.-Harris' majority 442; Qaarles'
majority 420.
Henry ooUNTY-OGeiaI.- Harris 1875; Hatton |
$50; Atkins, for Congress, 1885, Etheridge, for
Congress, $50.
Knor.-Hatton 1851; Harris 862 Hatton's ma.
jority 1899; Maynard 1896; Wallace sIl May
nard's majority 1884; Wecker 22s9 majority;
White 1925; Newman s67. Whites majority s5s;
Anderson 1854; Gallaher 1O43. Andersons ma
ioritY, oil.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-10
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, August 4-P NJ.
CoFFEE-cofee is still quiet but the market it con.
tnues very firm have sales reported to-day Hold
Of Coffee generally demanding prices that above
the views of buyers this fact checks transactions Co
may be quoted nc for fair Rio; 11Ag1I5Sc for
good do d12c for prime and choice do 13e for La
guyra; Java. The stock here first and
second hands is about 81 900 bags.
GRAB.-TheFe fair supply of grain at market to-day
and for all varieties there good demand Wheat
especially the active. There some Is 600
bushels at market nearly all of which disposed at
ly yesterdays Reds sold at 81 52$1 so fair to
good lots whites brought 81 46S1 60 for common to
fair 81 621 20 for good prime and 81 IS choice par.
GELS Prime red Wheat would probably have brought ST 65
there however, market. The offerings to av
composed las they have been through greater
the seasOn) Corn inues in light
supply, only 5000 bushels being marset White Was
hrmer, yellow dull and heavy. White sold to-
day at S6992c., and yellow do. at S6@1S7c.