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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-20

FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS TRADE.
TINHE new andight draughtsteamer c7Tsh -
i CRESCENT, W. HOLMES, Master, E7g[Cssr--sssesa1 \
will Yun regularly in the above tradeskz<ss
during the present season. commencing the FIRST rise In
the Cumberland river She has excellent modatiors
and in point Of speed and safety IS unsurpassed. For
reght passage, apply 10 II. II. HARRISON,
oct9-dtf RUsG Agent.
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REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI &
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

GsR - THE new light crn -
l<ZyI sssfzzSrA1 | drauGht steam SEs3-HI9Stgs7t1
E-zkSs ssssEF-ss er GEN. PIKE
GRACE Master being expressly built for this trade with all
the modern improvements with the light draught sub
stantial and new steamer SAMUEL P HIBBARD, SAMUEL
P HIBBARD Master, will regular Pa kets during the
ensuing between the above porone OF the boats
Seiug port every These boats being in command
If old and experienced comsndans, and with superior
facilities passengers and feghts socits share Of pub
lie patronage For passage freight apply on board or
to Il. II. HARRISON, Agent,
oct3l-6m Front street.
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RAILROADS & STAGES
- 81
Freights Reduced.
RATES or FREIGHT
FROM CHARLESTON TO NASHVILLE.
To CONTINUE WITHOUT ALTsRArOS UErrt TEE
First Day of june, 1857.
FIRST CLASS
Piano Fortes Books and Stationery Boots Shoes and
Hats; LqHors, Oils, Sc, in bottles Cauphiue and
spirits TuTpeatine, in bills; Carpefing China Glass
ana Eissswar@, Cigars in cases: Clocks Confscfoua-
Iles cotton Cards, Cutlery in cases casks and boxes
gry foods IN boxes and bales Drugs. Fruits Fruit
Gees ices and Shrubher', Furs, Garden Seeds looking
1855 1855 ana Lookng-fiiass Plate, Tat owners riskl
vsters in cans and Jars Sadiierv Tin and Br;,,ans
"are' Teas and Spices, per 100 lbs ........ sf1s
SECOND CLASS
except such as l. specified in FIRST md TbirJ
cas-; Coffee Mills, Machinery: Foreign Ti1nors in
ool,, and pines Tobacco in boxes; Leather in rolls
sna boxes; Oils. in bbls and casks. C-octerv ard
$50. W s IN crates and casks: Rice Whiting.
' eneet Brass and Copper, per 100 lbs .......s10O
THIRD CLASS
= spades lad Irons Zinc and Tin, in pigs
n-plate, Anvils. Vices casks Of Chains and Hnes
&hs ana cotton Corlage; Coffee heavy Castings
siEs. .I ~, w heels and AXles Chains and
~ III 'os' per 100 lbs .......-...... 50
SPECIAL RATS.
Furniture and Carriages boxed and other articles
not enumerated; also. Carboys Of Acids or other
Chemcals, VIII be charged nv sctual weight but at
double Ftrst Class Rates, per 90 lbs - AZ sn
nave every package plainly uarked with name Of con-
sgnee destination arc derot ofdvery Attention 70 iris
livery. P'' w.
ADVANTAGES AND FACILITIES OFFERED By TIE
CHARLESTON ROUTE.
Goods consigned 10 the OF the South Carolina
Railroad a. Charleston viii Re forwarded "Free ~ Com
mission" dray Wharfage postage only charvea
niH OF which with amount Of freight raid will be
nai to eon'gnes' Mark packages, Agents. c. R.
R., charleston. s. O.
The South Carolina Railroad viii advance shippers
here.
Areirht for Nashville and Stations or the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad are from Charleston through
trains onv and shippers rely upon the utmost des
patch and promptness.
The Rate from Charleston 70 Nashville will At all times be
aslow as by Savannah.
am authorized. and will settle prou ptlv any over
charges and dsmagss that may this line.
In case oost or missing goods will tke charge ofany
correspondence for their recovery and II not
viii pay for the sSme within thirty days after notice
is given at this Office.
Merchants along the line Of the Nashville and Chatta-
nocga Railroad will bear in mind hat the above rates ap
ply 10 an goods from Charleston which delivered
az we oowug stations, viz Stevenson Anderson Dech-
era; InAho"a Normandy, Wartrace. Shehyville, Bell
oucEe Fosterve Murfreesboro. Smyrna and Laverpne.
shan be prspsred to give every explanation and pfor-
u'auoh deslred IN regard TO r ightS and bills
correspondents nav RELY upon prompt all In
Gu ana every attention given business brought
der my supervision ard control.
CHAS. W. ANDERSON, Agent,
janS-u No. % College at Nashville.
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ReguIar New Orleans Packet.

Regular New Orleans Packer:
n TTTR - THE substantial steamer Gu nBEk-
y 01k1Sat5nt1 LAND, Captain VIM DURRETT, having
superior accommodation for Passen-
gers Freight and stock will ply during season as atove
Intern edate landings erexceednR light dracght
will insure in the most of direct hpu Messrs
W. A JOHNSON CO., OF New Orleans will act as Eents
in conjunction with Capt. NJ. D. p H. BROOKS who WI re-
side permanently in New Orleans No 81 Carondeet St.
during business the purpose Of giving his en-
tire attention to the filing of all purchase low
est figures II. II. HARRISON,
dac3-6m Agent.
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RATES OF FREIGHT
ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON.

Feathers and Woo, per Ice lbs 40
BeSwax, GinseFg, Pink Root, Rope and BsFgng,
HEMP, star Candles, Soap, Lard and Linseed on,
per leo lhs.... ................... 90
Leaf Tobacco rer loo. so
whisky, per hbl. 500
Beef and Pork, per Dbl. $50
flour per Dbl. I 40
troous, in lots Of 80 dozen and upwards per dosen
Cotton, per bale. 49,. 400
The Agent ~ the Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad
viii sign receipts az the above rates until the LIST OF June
next.
deduction Of ef5urth the ahov rates will give the
rate 10 Augusta Georgia the articles above ecfed.
For Information in regard to other articles
specified above, call on or address
CHAS. W. ANDERSON. AGENT,
Jan9-u No 26 COLLEGE street.
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NASHVILLE. CAIRO AND NEW OR.
LEANS DAILY LINE.

9TH THEfollowing LIT~rk -
hHsfE-ttz steamers form Sa5.Slf5Al j
sjT7sSssrssSz sE-FssS the Daily Unit
ed States Mail line between Nashville and Cairo, leaving
Nashville at ~ O'Clock, NJ. and Cairo at 6 A. W.
J. G. CLINE, HTR Master: CITY OF HUNTSVILLE
WEAVER Master; AMBASSADOR, WYATT Master; Aida,
HARMON Master.
This daily connections at Cairo with the Cairo
and New Orleans Daily Mail Steamers, the ousvile and
Louis Daily Boats, and also with the Central Railroad
and Chicago Passengers by this line can resc
New Orleans Memphis st. Louis and Louisville in much
less time than by any other Boats For passage or freight
apply at the Mail Packet Office Of A. L. Davis.
o. W. DAVIS, President,
der1-tf N NJ %. S. Mail Pacb ct ComnsnY.
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Fancy BOlnets and Millinery Goods,
10 .CnnNTRY MERCHANTS AND MILLlEERs.

HAVE this year completed arrangements to supply
small Blu OF Goods less prices than could be pur
chased East taking into consideration the charges and
expenses and at least 80 per cent As regards Styles
and Fashions having twenty-five years experience in Mil
liuery Goods and combining myself exclusively TO this
branch Of trade, always posted, and not so liable to
be deceived as those dealing IN every description Of mer
chandze stock Is in store, consisting Of o.
largest stocks Of SIX Fancy Bonre and the largest
stock Of Straw Goods opened at Nashville. So just
try for Bonnets, and learn something
TO your advantage in Fashionable Stock, at
. 4. WIsES, Agent
No. SO Unionstreet. next door to the State Bank.
HAshville. March %, 1851.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-20

/ INsEED OIL White Lead, Tanner. Oh Juat received
foh5 KEENAN, RAINS.
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Bereges & Grenadines

We have In store q splendid lot Of THESE hoods
Magnificent Flounced Grenadine Dresses,
Rich Chene {" a0- 49, a. ~ /"
Velvet Z" 81
Plain Leaf BereRe
All styles F'ounced Bereges great Job,
Figd Bereges- beautiful,
Embd Grape Dresses or Evening,
Palm BeTeges, all c0lors,
Chalies, ("
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-20

rtf MrEsHAzT GAcyH, jeasgsoa cenaty. Ara
isecsnrbsr 2olh, let6.
.. A. erukKs, EsQ-Dcar SIR Having ttisa sn-etasly
y0a an iasiinony ~ ter iieney. hith one 81 tasn
horss cas- plant the wok ftso horses ans
bar msn ana 90 better aud leave HE ridge IN more
gQf abs conhlson ia afsr cultivation than any ether
nl,.ls have aeFesosfe aud. very reaPeetNy yoass
janas-to spri $500 n JOAN NAfARs.
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PERSONAL Ius~l1ix~uc e.

Col, Thss. X. sesson 10 staying At the house Of o9.
Fremont, In thb city.
The Pnsdelphla Bulletin OF Saturday says:-A couple
who rurnox said sere NJ end Mrs.. Desn the romantic
lovers froG TArrytovn, In the pasquet OF the Acs
The Identical suse Pore Deaps or not vsre tho object
Of asncra sfentos In our private pios people would
shes ner good sensc by aosinG Nc. and Mrs. Dean 10
70 their own road. 1lthout gait them though they
were pair Of monstrosstles.
The Matches r~e y>sder the 2oth inst ssys sbs, Gen
Quitnan comm cd 70 his bed with sericss ndspost,on
Before leaving for Washington HE horse fell njnrins
him be thought only temporarily; but after reaching
wsshnsiop he found fha the niary greater than
he GI imagined. Durins IRE Whole Of the last session
he sberec upder the iojuriee ~ oduced BY this fall
Lieu, Governor couas Of Virginia has resigned. The
consauhtp o. that SAe makes provision for success
scr Until the ntrt Governors election. The Rchuoad
EaStirey ssys that Governor Wise 10 die reslss
rom ANY obtr be unsbe 10 discharge the Ere
cutve iuncuons there is no oiosr provided by Law 10
take BIZ Place. And such an event should happen there
ode Donied ont By law for copvenipg tbs General
Assembly 10 an extra session.
Ames gs r,ts,cred Z, ue bank ne Office o. the American.
Kutosesn tpe and FNohsbge Co. Paris, from February
W n Beppsu W Richards l.. N. Carvissrt. Capt d.
Lines, John g. hcComh James Frances and lady; G. g.
shsysten.E Gibbs J. b. Mipturn NJ D.; II. r. Angus,
u g feiers Rernsiein Jns A. Pel and family Y. 7.
Dunion - seohcia Of New YORK; W Lley, y. geddis.
nrs Ssrseut q ohiot g Chesborough, Or: John G.
tachuscts, Semi Hart and isiv; j. r. Everhsrt n A.
iMdey o. fcnnsyvsnia Jas. q. o. egory and Benz Or
ARRIVED
From Gkfgov,ip steamship New York-Mss Keagh, Ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-31

ByRroNs rHyArRE-" THE RULES OF THE HOUSE"
sssnt trne with the above title was played d this
establishment la, evening for the second time 1t
achieved fair Success and viii doubtless make very
acceptable st.srpeoe The soens n supposed 70 tssns
pre Blocker street boarding house. the hndIady OF
which, by her kind treatment Of her beardess inluoss
shen to sign se Of rules which they after wards ind
DO very cnerous but which they cannot break wiIhoa.
Ovieitpg their boa-d up 10 the coming Nay They
md, 70 ihck dizmsy, that the Iandlady IN cid hypo
cre, who after having secured them outs Oh their
tons, feeds them true boarding house rare and do
nvers moral lectures on the evils OF intempe-
raoee and staying out late NJ night. Tho bosrders
cnay revolt and tho actioa or the foe Supposed 70
as me- nD.y On he pous 81
aadins c2nting old parsoe under her bid aud bottle
o. brandy IN her room sne agrees :, rescnd he rules
he boeYde Will not expose her. and the pei0e ends
With tbs characters t.kng leave OF the sudien0e with
nsosed candies in sheH hands, "a about TO retire for
The dialogue u smart and crspy, and contains seve
yai w1y good Old jokes and some rather p,or new
sSsxs sonsdsrsss osn.Uuc.Ss ssy IT Tue snss
hovevey very objecto liable, and should As once "a 81
sere,. nndns paIsen' In OH AIDES, BEDROOMS rot
Sesons OF the scene are too gross 20 be paaahe to
refined Auoicnoe such ~ usaaiiy assemble Mr. Bartoas
theatre.
Tbe cast OF the excellent throughout much
hSs would be nvldious 70 parncuiariz any particu
~ 1--WE w.Isor, Jr., p,.ye, Dore A..a., in the
"Bone moon,"a personaton that proves him 70 be
scs Of tho very frat oIore. 20 has too long been
psceu In the background BY Inferior artists AID
Pu"c wihave an opportt nifty 80 judge OF his ability
series Of plays suited 70 him will soon be produced
BRoUaHAM's.
A new senimentai hgd pressure drama produced
here last evening, entitled "Dck Tarlstou the Last Of
As Race Our space does not admit of giving the pos;
hu, VII be understood that the piece tsrosting
intensely so-from there beias three murderers and
nur Villains among the drsmo,'s pvsO.o; nevorhesss
vsrsue " ultima ely triumphant. Mss Julia DAILY made
her ars appearance 1t this house during the evening IN
the osHedetta OF I'm sud Out Of Place hs IVES several
times ercored and ~ sne Possesses considerable apoob
ahd versatility shels likely 70 sustain the good inpres
SIGN which she made her debut The house was 81.
Dest inconvenisnfly filed. Miss Mary Agnes makes her
1rs. appearance this evening - Blanca In the "Iaan
VIVA
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Married.
AHrxIr-HAws AT Fuft Leo, N. J., on rnursday,
March 20 BY the Rev Mr. Hoy. NJ Rosssr ASSERT. J,
Mas Ezzn HAws, daushitr Of Cspt George &c Vs. eli
ct Fort Lac.
nIn-ADIus.-on Monday, xNsh so. By Rev. ~.
Ls'brop, Mr.. JoeIpH ~ Dnxs " hss MAHr Eiiz ,saTS
hsrIus both OF ibis city
OItsro snd YEses county papers caso c5pY
GBhs-kIEY - Do Monday Ma CD 80 q, the residence
Of ,he Mayor, JSo 6sIx ~ Mrs. MAR KKBT Of this
city.
Golprl- GolDoy.- On Tuesday, Jan 10, By The Rev.
" II. IcWs, rec the O,urob OF the Holy Trinty,
Bro, kl,p, Mr. HoRAfio N 0oIInS OF tbs city late OF
6sssos Scotland 70 ORA. susAS 6oa-oB Of Brooklyn.
observation-disclosures On MONDAY, March 80, by Rev.
Or Ia,hsep, Mr. WILLIAM HoAnHr 70 MIS- SARAH 6nIBs
rin, both Of This city,
Uis,er county papers please copy.
IrsDntax-kosrSoSsR - On Saturday, March ~, by
the Rev. Thomas rowcn JOSH LrspnARx, OF Switzerland
W h,t jar xoaTeosny Of shM city.
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The whole casaogse umbers betwecn enc hundred and
one hundred and any thousand voumes and the number
Of authors may be estimated ct about three thousand OF
these considerable proportion standard works but
the ms ority have been written By authors unkpovn
fame, or Known only 70 very mred ciroie Of rsaders
The faci there 10 ir mense number O. books pub.
shed svery year that are utterly worthless, and while
We are pcrhAaa nation Of Mo greatest readers in NE
world We know comparatively little In proportion 70 he
amornf We ret and This 70 simply bsnauss reading
Of hst kind which impsrts the least amornt OF nfsr.
four times the sum they be purchased for now
toe reading portion o. the community really koew more
than e readers OF the present day Tor there
81, asa general thing, contained more information, and
we're bcsser studied me superficial and hasty scscipg
win WHICH . ~otk OF any tnd IL dismissed 10 but lily
oscahsed 20 improve the ind or exceed the kGu Of
ocet infosmAuou. Two three OF the best standard
works cs,efuliy psyused ard ven diGessed worth
huodred volumes Of the usah which daily issusd from
The press ozder the nus Of instructive and snterans
readtDE
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ard Mrs ID Weir, Mr. Neidrum, 1ev r Kendall, LecnArd
Peabody, Sect Mr. Hayward OrAms'e Alex Hastings.
Ihos 1empeiop W Reardon George Brown and 10 IN Nc
steersse.
From Norfolk IN the steamship Roanohe-J A'wocd
strlsne. j leto't Vim lor MsOonneu Moore, HiG
hv. Webher W B Fpget White. Osborne. W
Moody Hitchcock. Murphy. Q J Minzer. uoepdonar,
huloney l. Pratt u Lroner Vim Agate. VIM Veeey, II
Morton and lady JsrdAn, Mrs MARY Jord Mrs Bad
ger and son, 3 Arrow and u In the steerage
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r FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
-
HONEY MAR X EFT.

MONDAY, March oC~6 Il. n
The s,oeh market opened with every Indication o,
little speculative movement There was considerable
activity, and . pretty general advance was realized
Buy took hold with avd'sy, bat he bears not
al backward sSout putting out contracts. At the nrst
board Virginia e's improved u per cent Illinois Ceatra
bonds, \; Cumberland, hnwaukis and xssissipp,
New York Central Railroad, NJ Erie, NJ Reading, NJ Mon
igan Southern, "a Illinois Central y; GAsua and Choaso
u; Cleveland and Toledo ~ Chicago and Rock isAnd
declined Y Per cont La Crosse and hilwsukis, IL Yae
transactions very large In oil tbs leading rslrosd
stocks principally time. Il h amusing 70 hox
anxious The bull organs shas tie bears should
ell themselves. The enormous mort interest," they
call H. gives thsa good deal Of trouble. These orrsas
fesl vary indSnast because The eutsi public will MOI
como In and take away the large ioad Of nvau.
able rsilroAd stocks Which piled up In su,a
blocks IN The hands o; certain brokers Il h really
. pity thAs one viii come 10 their aid. Toe fac.
the outside public have u last get their eyes open I.
eny pcosssaxy 10 point 10 the auction sase Of Noosys
10 day 70 shsw what railroad securities coming
enly necessary 70 hook u The prices paid for seven
eight and ter per cent frs: mortgage railroad bonds to
convince any sane man Of the danger In touching ssch
isvessnsns whore hsre h security but The old iron
rails and used up cars and engines.
The following shocks and bends sold u aucou by
AItsu 81 Nsooay, .. l2x O'Clock to-day, u the her.
chann' ExchanasG
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SALE OF TIRE WHITE SULPHUR Srsfses.-The
Charotesville tvs) Adsocss says t6a. tho wnWe suI
peur Springs Gresnhrer, have been cold At a.s Thsv
have been purchased by company of virginia naptAHs
for he Of s75u 600, spd 70 have erpcndsd upSn
them speedily possible $3.50 900 for extendlos
the accommodations and beautfying the rrounds Tea
promnen nj stockholders hessrs CapeYton an Tsi,ne
Of Monroe; Mcfarland, OF Richmond, and wra n cal
well, Of Grcenbrior. Mr. CaNel 10 be cortinues az
tic actng manager
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recr ase in loans and discouns 1854 es7
Increase ID specie % 500
Increase In deposits. 262 4e6
Tho decrease In dscouna ii this season, at time whom
tho heavits, payments arc about commencing 10 alto
sethsr unoxo ted. The movement or the previous week
~ Just reverse. THIN there vas increase In dis
counts and decrease In deposits Tho increase In bank
ing capital ct that time given Q for tho de-
crease depos,s The form Of paying In new banking
capital having been gone through WITH the dsposts
suppose arc gradually settling esok again 70 the places
they vArc drawn from. The increase In specie last
was quite small ma shipments 10 Havana and Tho 70
oopu from California made but very Esle difference In
the weekly average q Tens reserve. II looks very
much - though hs bank sxpansios had about reached
Ne MAXIMUM The payments into Me banks IN April VIII
be unusually large, and 10 possible they may svall
themselves Of that opportunity 10 contract their dscoun
nne AZ This time last year The bank loans amounted 70
sle4 se7 with spoase reserve Of sii, 40 Sal Nov
Ibe loans nine millions larger, with specie reserve
three Millions smaller. rhe position Of banks has
been by no means ssrsngsasasi during The pss ysr.
ne Galveston Nr1 puSlstss "a oonnr acseos
giving what purpors 70 Do mortgage Of the Houston,
(Galvssson and Rcd Rivsr) Railroad, and AL IT, lands,
privileges, &C., - esn Of one million OF doilas, ~
matter n insrcsg 70 The sookhode and parties directly
ooposssd." rhs mortgage 70 Anrss O Flags and c.
K Hsbchs and bears ss.c January L. 1884, but was only
recently discovered on record In Anderson, Gfims
county "vbcrs the eyes Of the public wouli not DO
likely 70 look for such docu nent IL hes created
adorable excisemsnt mo communicates says
Nov II thh mlnon OF dollars has been received, I've
viii hare remark mat the receipt q the money actpow
lodged In NE mortgage. ~ sa,ds % record In Grimes
covnsy) what hes seo0we Of The money! II certainly
has not BEN expended on IL rosd %, how, when
and where has been spent ve would he 70 know 10
b certainly she duty Of all public officers 70 give
count Of their stewardship. The people nov demand Of
he President ssd Secretary Of his road, whose NJ mes
are appen aea 70 this mortgage.
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Canadian snpertL- extra. 500 -
common and Medium grade. closed heavy and at ascSs a
within the range Of quotations. Southern -four WIS
% g. SS s'
sou SrG ss SS M 99a ss es osn me sn va. s
xhie sales small IS 20 for Jersey aud - Goa 3 IS e
ses whoa. chan. Of ssass sales sa
snstes were made Including lar 70 20 h htsn sa ora
was toersbh active With SAFES Of about 4o@9 s9es'
%e Sound co e9e s Ssc mixed Western go
I'D ,S9he5p whe and yeIoT 7Sc ss y, uss mo-
hsDged win sal- of sou'hern at c 4Sc ana OF STATE sna
CcrrEr..-Th msfke, quiet ard sales Ma,s ed The
ales enbrac,d about rs BAGS Of Lsgusyra l.c, 40 eGa'
ihe ,aes .ced 100 bales, nearly az
(which ons h. sold on the SPOT broaeh. iui
nd Kidding dol New orleans H a liz Il
m r. oo 20 sSSn a
and s,gs were sosssed at SAD With one smsu 90 OF
Dob So boxes bacon aos bales OF cotton al 3
%o,sticns unchsn ed 20 MsDoare Hnsiraii. rata
20 !ete s 70 Brs%ss 9 aid,
i sOs eales made FOE shipment al
DC. 76c. per 100 lbs
rS sV ss ssp ss ' az Mouhs ''
LINE steady ~h moaerse sales a; 49, for common
SorAssts abe m ,rket qu'e active and firm The
40 Poro sISo reported tsc The remainder embraced
,ubs muscovsds including lot OF GSdenas 1T SOC Soc
~ e f,fmsr d &C or he latte
kkyAi IA. sses embraced about from JO 70 oO
"a Of u-peniine n i6n 4E1sc In god sh ppinR
rider aud e0u bbs osil were sold ~ PIT usual
iihou change of moment Sales er abJa' L.
co 1900 CARO- in@ea were sold at sic Doth
rude whale and CONT aed while aacs were
IL,
PNov s,oss -Pork-rhe market with sut
wbe sales made 10 the exsato 1n u SU
,bls E23 81 sZi chsi q, The latter figure ~
bbla prime sol6 $40 90 which I'm adv anee
I'D 20 bbls sid al no s. bsef Continued
with sats about 100 Dnis incitdi reH country. al
10 IS 81 30 and csupuy DO ~ s2 70 asN Reoack
d Western unchanged 100 bbls Chicago beef hams
we're sp nj s2S Is orl meats we're Arm, Win sAes Of
houioeis a. nd OF hams "a. lie IL The -.les EN-
raced ab ut 100 pack .ges. Bac steady wbs Gales
lin tied ard ~As irm with sales OF 20l 40 bbis.
terces at i4rc l4Sc butter 10 tsr redesf a;
prces Cheese In good deraand and prices
kIcE.-saes II about 100 casks we're made al 4lc a54o
6us The arkst quite aninsoi nod the sstes
or me dAs footed up 20O1 hh1s included Ia which
go soJ OF To 6ico at 9se N5c lie and the re
snder of Cuba ~ prices ranging from
hieiy at 9hc Iec and 0jfc ihe market closed firm, al
n snce of about &c per ID.
SALES OF q mats OF csssia were made q 4ec
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