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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15
THE CHINESE WAR

Dstals 70 hand confirming teleSrsphic accounts OF
tie Chinese troubles. An extra OF tho China xal Of
Deoenbsr 10 sayss-
The factories have been burnt down by the Chinese
snd the only particulars We have asoertaned that
st ii O'Clock on Sunday night the flames burst out
every din cotton. Vigorous Efforts were made by he
Wanen and marines 70 stop Nc progress, but all ct
temps were Ruthless and the IRE ragged throughout the
night and up 70 The time Of the steamers leaving At
first some hopes entertained the hames nigh,
be extp sushed bat fresh Ores burst out
Dans Ocs premises the FIRST TO Co. and the
whole Of Psushon hong, IMPERIAL French, ninques soke
al The Eopgf, naeed, are destroyed. The only houses
untouched when the steamer lef were the British Con-
suls,e, Augustine, Heard & Co.'S, a. Jardine, Ma.
theson Co.'S, Turner Co.'S, and two others
N the Ensish Eong Russell 90 ., in Swedish
Hong, and we,mcre Co . imperial Hong aud
whether hey would ultimately escape WAS very
doubtful. The three banks, Oriental, Agra and Mer
camille. were On Ere with no hopes Of saving thsm
Admiral Seymour has Withdrawn hs men into tue
garden, he only refuge left FOR foreigners What
steps he Admiral means TO take are unknown;
but there little doub, that the city Of Canton will be no
longer spared ard the discharge Of rockets aad shells
already said 10 Rave commenced. The papers then pro
coed &c relate the events that occurred before
ing Of the sctors reported ths, the Chinese have
spolosi5sd 70 the American authorities for outrage
committed sgs,nr The American Tag.
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There were also deaths Of bronchitis, 2 Of con.
gestion Of the brain, Of whoopng cough, Is Of in
fsnmsdon Of the bowels, 10 OF Inflammation of the
brain, Of teeihing, premature births, 80 stlborn
and 10 deaths from violent causes. OF the whole
number $50 were Of ten years Of age and under,
and "a were inmates Of the public institutions.
The following is a classification Of the diseases.
and the total number Of deaths in each class of
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MARKETS.

The Lorier money msrke, had become decidedly moro
stringent and without any prospect Of speedy relief
The demand for accommodated was active Of full rates,
both the tank ara ort OF Doors Tho bullion in the
Bank Of England steadily decreasing. Consos for
money closed .: e5S se3Z.
American securities generally firm.
The Brokers Circular reports thahshe Liverpool cotton
market opened nrn, but fell OF toward the Close and
although prices we're somewhat ssier the quotations on
the week showed change. Holders offered freely
q, ame time exhibited disposition 20 press ssles.
The weeks tusiress amounted 10 81 900 bales iuolu
ding about 1900 TO spectators and exporters The
mrfes closed quietly the sscs OF Friday being restrict
ed 10 7,coe hsls. 7he orcsl quotations wers Is fol-
lowy-
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HBAFY, Fob' II, 1857,
The Assembly Committee on Cities and VILLAGES had
the New York city charter under consideration last
evening Mr.. n. Q. Paige. Of the New York sssA ana
others, advocated the bill introduced BY the Hon. J.
owen, for . charter convention, and some write. pou,s
we're submitted In behalf OF the same.
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The nativity taSls gives s3s natives Of ths United
eAsss, 50 Of Ireland, 10 OF Germany Ia Of England,
Of Scotland. 2 Of Spain, Of Italy, q Wales and
] unknown.
The tea market has been active in this city the past
week. with considerable sales of half chests Of
oolongs aDs souchongs sf very full prices, closing
at the end Of the week with tendency 10 higher
prices. The advance since the receipt Of the arst
news Of the Chinese war has reached &c. 10 loo. per
To- On the lower grades and &c. 70 &C. per ID. on the
higher qualities. The new teas coming into market
are said 70 be generally Of better quality than
those imported last year.
Inc sales o. cotton yesterday embraced about 900
hslss, cc'nt a the s1vsuce previously noticed. Tne
lrrp' pevs com. 10 hard 81 700 ate |, period In The
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FAIAI CAxPHnSr AouDur.-Coroner Perry held In
quest yesterday 81 100 Wet Twenty ninth street,
upon the body OF . oolored woman named Jane
wesbrook who died from the Affects Of burns received
on Tuesday last BY the explosion Of . camphene lamp,
which she filing n the time Of The accident verd,ct
'Accidental DEATH Deceased We about ~ years Of
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Senate.
AIRAs,, Feb Ia, 1857.
rrrroNs
For registry law.
For discriminating tolls
memorial vas presented from the Chamber Of Com
merce s'hlrs for the removal Of nc Qs,sllne ,ea o.
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House or Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Feb. II, lss

TEE rASuFAcTun or NnnB.
The SIAKls laid before the Hsuse Q com nunioasiou
nom the Secretary Of War; recommending. n sppropvis-
ton Of 600 for insstupg series Of researches for
promoting the manufacture Of nitro
rnvATs BILLIE
The consideration OF private bills was resumed.
TARuT
Tho House then went INTO Committee Of she whole on
the Tariff bill.
Mr.. sNrn, OF Va. opposed protective policy, and
reued against takingrthe duty on Of wool.
Mr.. GASsrr, OF Va, insisted that II any change be
made In The tariff should be favorable 70 nee tsde end
mot for protection, - the bill provides.
Mr.. wAsHBurss, OF H., made speech favorable 70
the lead interest
Q majority Of Inc COMMITTEES on ways and Means.
Adjourned.
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THE PERSIAN DIFFICULTY.

L
ID believed that Persia has submitted the demands
Of the Brsb but the intelligence yet received with
doubt The London Nees says that Lord strAtiord
teegraphsd that Persia submits not from the fall Of
Bushire BIZ; On general grounds. Detxib Of
the capture Of Bushire had been received
from Bombay, under date Of January and November
20. Some British ships had arrived of the fort Of Bus.
shire. Corr espondenoe ensued, and on December the
Britain sent shore copy Of the declaration Of
NEXT day, the 4th, the British took possession Of the
Island Of Karrack, without opposition military depot
During TIE 7h and sth the British troops dsembarked
ct Hala bay twelve miles southwest Of Bushire, the
mon landing with three days rauons and without bag
gage On the morning Of the 9th. the army in two br-
sades advanced along the coast towards the ships,
which were sailing little ahead on the flank.
Tho ship Assaye, On coming abreast Of Fort Bushire,
shelled rom distance Of seventeen hundred yards,
and dslodged the garrison eight hundred of took
up position 70 oppose the British Brisa.
der etopford was shot dead while waving his men to
The attack.
Tho British thereupon rushed the enemy, who
fought sharply with the bayonet un driven back upon
the fort whence they attempted TO escape but met
by the Briah Rnes seward and by the cavalry land
ward. Col kelot Of the cavalry killed. The enemy
were not Persians but Arabs.
They lost three chiefs and large number Of men The
British loss reported 70 be thirty I'VE men Bushire
then summoned 70 surrender and the channel hav.
ing been buoyed during tho night, the city bonn
barded and replied steadily for fsur hours and then
dered, when tho British entered the town. The
British report 70 loes In the feet.
The Governor Commander Of the Fleet. and an officer
reported DO the Minister Of War; we're made prisoners.
The garrison being too numerous 10 retain, escorted
some distance INTO the interior and there liberated
Bushire proclaimed British territory, and . free
port.
TIE city became quiet but reports rife Of abomi.
nabe conduct The part Of the Britain After the capu
lstor OF the town.
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CHAunsroy, Feb. 10, 1857.
The steamship Isabel, with Key wsa and Havana dasss
70 the loth inst, has arrived this port The news
unimportaBi.
Among her passengers are MAI nre,zsk and his opsra
troupe.
The Britain ship Grown bad gone 10 pieces.
telegraph company had been formed In Havana 70
lay cable To Key west
Dr. Kanes health had much improved.
Csribasens correspondence says that he Bsish would
not carry into eject The blockade until the action Of Con-
gress vas known.
The Empire Cf arrived al Havana on The stb Inst.
Sugars were active and mossses duIl, With small re.
cepts
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kiddlfng.
Z 11.16o.
7Kd.

The naffet Tor brcadstuhs generally was steady.
wheat quiet but nrm, 81 previous quotations Flour In.
active Corn In improved request and holders demand.
Ing IN advance, which In Wa soceded 70.
In provisions no change Of moment had occurred. Old
beef was very dull, vhIle new was In good demand.
Prk-sales urmportani. Rsoon-A small business
doing, bit pioss frn. Tslow nrm. Sales Of lard Of
ees. Cd. GO.
The Brokers' Circular reports sugars sovs 81 an I'd
vance Of 3D. L.; rice snshsly lever; common rosin
steady nothing doing In turpeutins or tar qusrciuon
bark snshsy cheaper; linsesd oil In improved demand
tsas Of all qualities had further advanced and the
kes excited and unsettled; coffee active, and some
qualities slightly higher.
or iron and prices steady. Rrsadssuns vishou, change
Cosee slightly higher. Molases quiet Rice acsive, but
atsahsr lower rates. Sugars firm, u slight ADVANCE
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" Of the ppsinville Knite.g Factory.

HARrEoRp, Feb. II, 1861.
The Plsinvle knitting Factory, al Plsnville, Farming
son destroyed By Gre Yesterday afternoon with oil Ne
machinery and cortenv The loss 10 about 100000 In
sured SIS oto, in this city and Providence companies
Ibe ccpprJ vpt, jcr, i'oSh enc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-15

TEE orBu.-O~ d. thu. the scsson q. tie Academy
win commence on Monday week. under The nsnAa nsri
Of M 9trakosch
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AllNlL OF TIE EUROPA Ar HALIFAX
CONTINUED H0sTILlTIRs IN CHIN
The Chinese Apologizing to thu
Americans.
INCREASED STRINGENCY IN THE MONEY MARKET
CsnsOls, 93 l-S a 90 IA,
10, TO-, %.

BY Axn,CAx PRD1xa TnlGKAPH LIHzs, Fl WALL ST.
HALIFAX Feb IA. 1857.
the royal nail stsamship Europa, Captain Lech, ar
rived here ~ IN early hour this Saturday morning. and
win be due d Boston on Sunday evening
Enc ei Liverpool Saturday the slst ult. Her news
ID consequently three days later than that received by
the City Of Baltimore as New York.
European affairs generally were in state Of quetude,
and the main interest WAS centred in the Chinese AMI
Persian questions
The London Globe has telegrsphc despatch from Con.
antnopie, dated JAM 49, announcing that the British
steamers have returned from the vicinity of the Isle OF
Herpenis.
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From W heatland.
Mn. BUCHANAN ARD TIE PENNSYLVANIA.

LASoAsrSR, near wheatand, Feb. II, 1857
Inc article tn the Ps yuamsaN Of yesterday morning
headed Southern Assaults upon Northern Men" docs
not meet the approval Of the President ele,t con-
sidered unwise and impolc and calculated most So
Iiously to embarrass the incoming administration,
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From w ashinRtaa.

THE DALLASCLARENDOn TREATY UNpRl MN
AFFAlb OF HOAOR-THB CALIFORNIA WAGON
ROAD ANS MINNESOTA LAND BILLS PASSED THE
SENATE, ETC.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-12-22
Thirty-Fifth Congress
First Session.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-SENATE.-
Mr.. Wright introduced bill to continue
the Improvement OF the harbor of New
ark, n. j. Referred.
Mr.. Riggs submitted joint resolution,
which was adopted--yeas "a, nays ~
providing that when the two Houses adj
ourn on "Wednesday it be to the 18th of
January.
HoUsE.-The House resumed the con-
sideration OF the Treasury Note bill
Mr.. Abbott was altogether opposed to
1t, because Ii was not necessary at the
present time, and he was not in favor of
onveItlng the General Government into
a great National Bank for the purpose Of
circulating paper money to the extent of
$20,000,000.
He would protect the National honor
and credit, but inc way the least inju-
rlous to the people. Such ali issue as
proposed would prolong and aggravate
the commercial elnbarrassments, and as
Il measure OF relief he suggested the cur
tailment OF all Unnecessary expenses and
the abolition OF sinecures. The Treas
ury would thus be relieved to the extent
OF more than 500 100000.
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Deaths.

On Saturday night the 10Th inst, Dr.
FRANUIs :. CAMpos, in the 63rd year OF his
age.
The subject of tlas not g. was native OF
Portugal. but for the lat 40 years resident
of Norfolk.
Although retiring in disposition and nnob-
trusive in department, his death has lett
vacancy in the circle of his friends which
cannot soon be filled.
In the memories of the few who enjoyed,
the privilege of his counsels and the benent
of his knowledged he will ever live.
As practitioner of medicine he deserved
ly ranked high. When the fearful scourge
desolated our community, he stood mantully
at his post, and battled with the dread pan
ic. While he was one of the few, of his pro
fession who survived those gloomy days, his
shattered constitution bore witness to his la
borious efforts, and in all probability the hour
of his death has thereby been fastened.
May he who affiicts not willingly, comfort
the bereaved family, and speak peace to their
sad hearts. II.
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Further Concerning the SLAYER.

We noticed yesterday the arrival of
Barque VIM. G. Lewis, Captain Fredell,
captured off tho West Coast of Africa,
and brought in to this port as SLAYER
In subsequent interview with the Off
GERS in charge and with Captain Fredell,
we learn that the w. G. Lewis, was
boarded by boats crew under command
of Lieut.. Walker, about 30 miles from
the mouth of the Congo river, who find
ing enough to awaken suspicion. took her
in charge and proceeded to return to the
sloop Of War Dale. On the passage down
the Launch belonging to the Dale, con-
talninga Howitzer was swamped while
in the tow Of the Barque, and lost. Capt.
McBlair, on receiving the report OF Lieut..
Walker, ordered committee of investi-
CATION composed Of che officers of the
Dale to make more minute examination
OF the vessel and papers, who then found
her register imperfect and insurance for
feited.
They found also a passenger call ing
himself Miller,to whom Capt. Fredell OBJ
served great delerance; and twas suppos-
ed that he had some interest in the YES
sci and her intended cargo. Her sailing
orders were to proceed to Loando or
Market, but she had not been to Loando
but had come to Black Point, from
whence she proceeded to Kabirda. After
lying there few days she proceeded to
Ponta Lima. with no account of having
discharged cargo at Kabenda and up to
the time of her seizure had not been to
Loando. She was consigned to a Mr.. Costa
Lima, well known by the cruisers off the
coast, as a noted slave agent. In the
hole was found number of casks SUD-
posed to be intended for water for the
return load. She is spoken of as re-
markable fine sailer and we'll adapted for
the purpose for which she is supposed to
have been intended.
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va The Largest Circulation in
the City. @
The News.

Accounts from Yucatan to the 9Th in
slant, via Havana, have been received
The revolution at Campeachy had been
suppressed, the Island of Carmen having
submitted to the government The re-
ported bombardment and capture of Sisal
is said to be false.
The Mobile Register reports an inunda-
ton in Warrior river five feet above low
water. Between four and five thousand
bales Of cotton have been lost, with one
thousand bushels Of corn, cattle. and
other property.
The Leavenworth *. T.) Herald, of
the 10th instant, announcing the arrival
of an express messenger from Utah, states
that he passed Colonel Johnsonis COM
mand near Fort Bridger. The baggage
and provision trains were all safe. and the
troops were in good spirits. This is the
only news that transpired relative to the
Utah expedition.
Mr.. John Kinner, an aged and respec-
table citizen of Lynchburg, was run over
by hack, Thursday night and serious y
injured.
On the afternoon of last Wednesday, in
Essex, Joseph Owen beat Wiley Buzen-
dine with a shovel and hoe so severely
that he died last Saturday.
Since the death of N r Stimson. ESQ.,,
the New York Day Book has passed into
the hands of DR.. J. Van Evrie, Horton e.
Co.
About two o'clock last Saturday NOR
ming, the tobacco factory of Mr.. James A.
Scott, on 21st street, between Main and
Cary, in Richmond, was forcibly entered,
and after being robbed of one or two boxes
of tobacco a keg q sugar, eighteen ban-
fire in two places, but did not succeed in
burning the building. A portion of the
articles were recovered.
The New York flour market yesterday
closed dull. Whisky has advanced C
sales of Ohio at 3 cents.
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Here's the Nice Things for Max
ing Mince Meat for Christmas.

Here's the Nice Things for Max
ing Mince Meat for Christmas.
FAMILIES wishing choice article of
IL Mince Meat for Christmas, can by leav-
ing their orders at No. go, have them filled
with the finest New Malaga Fruit upon as
good terms as at any house in the. city, we
have New Layer Raisins, whole boxes.
Bunch Raisins q and II boxes,
New Leghorn Citron,
New Zante Currants,
New Smyrna Figs,
Imperial Prunes Finest quality, in fancy
boxes,)
ALSO,
Superior Pine Apple Cheese,
Picked Beef Tongues,
Picked Salmon,
Choice Orange County Butter,
New Buckwheat rs ID bags,
Family Flour % and Il bbls,
Coverings refined crushed Sugar. and
variety of choice Family Groceries, all of
which we offer upon the best terms at No.
60, Church street.
de Is E. G. DEFINING.
Herald Copy.)
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Petitions for Pardon.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-Much inter-
est is manifested in this city concerning
Donnelly, now under sentence OF death
in New Jersey, who was tavorably known
in this community. Several petitions
numerously signed, including the names
OF some OF our prominent citizens and OF
ladies have Just been transmitted to New
Jersey, to be presented to the Court OF
Pardons, asking a communication Of nis
sentence.
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L A T EST NE w S .
Arrival Ofthe Adriatic.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YORK, Dec. 20.-The steamer
Adriatic, from Liverpool, has arrived off
Sandy Hook with dates to the 9th.
The steamer Arabia arrived out on the
9th. and the City of Washington on the
9th.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. Cotton-Sales of
the last three days 5000 bales, intending
1000 bales to spectators. Prices are
easier, but quotations unchanged. There
is but little inquiry
Breadstuifs has a declining tendenc,
and all qualities have slightly declined.
Provisions are very dull.
STATE or TRADE.-lhe money market
is generally unchanged. Consols OF for
money, and 92Ssa922 for account.
STATE OF Observation-Disclosures advices
are still untavorable
The news from India is one week later.
General Havelock was still hemmed in at
Lucknow, and Sir Colin Campbell was
marching to his relief.
The Bank of France has reduced its
rates.
Additional failures, but none of i'm
portance to America, are announced.
SECOND DISPATCH.
INDIA.
The Indian news was brought to Suez
by casual steamer. The dates from
| Calcutta are to the LIST ult. Two con-
voys Of prisoners had arrived at Luck
now. There had been severe fighting
there, and General Outram was reported
wounded. Sir Colin Campbell and staff
had started for Cawtroops. The troops
were also moving thither as quicp as pos.
sible, and they would proceed to the
relief of LUCKNOW as soon as in sufficient
force.
More troop ships had arrived out
ENGLAND.
Both Houses of Parliament have unani-
mously voted pension of $1,000 per
year to Gen. Havelock.
The Bank of England indemnity bill
had been ordered to third reading in
the House of Commons.
Parliament would probably be adjourn
ed in a few days to the usual time of
meeting.
The leviathian steamship was making
slow progress daily to deep water.
FRANCE.
The Bank of England had reduced it's
rates of discount another per cent.
The Corps Legislature had adjourned
to the 18th of January.
SPAIN.
The Spanish and Mexican difficulties
are assuming more pacific aspect.
MARKETS.
Breadstuf1s-Flour is very dull. Rich
ardson, Spence & Co., quote decline of
I'd to Is. Wheat dull and irregular. All
qualities slightly declined Corn is dull
but prices unchanged:
Richardson Brothers quote wheat / to
81 lower, the decline being chiefly for in
lerior qualities. Corn declined Sd to Cd.
Cotton.-Sales OF Wednesday estimated
at 5000 bales; prices ! to IL lower.
Provlsions.-Beef, Pork and Bacon are
dull. Lard is heavy.
Produce Produce is dull; Rice is
quiet; Rosin is dull at As; Coffee is quiet.
LONDON Observation-Disclosures have
a declining tendency, Wheat is 1a3d.
over.
Sugar is firm; inferior qualities are
easier, but quotations unchanged.
Consuls close at 91Ba92s.
Malta and Corfu have been successfully
connected by a submarine telegraph.
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FOUND DRowNED.-The body of Gen.
eral Newand was found in the canal
in Washington on Sunday morning. He
was formerlyieected to Congress from the
9Th district of North Carolina, but the
election was contested He was lately
experimenting engineer ofthe Sheboygan
Harder improvement
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ESCAPE OF PRIsoNERs.-A prisoner
named Butler, was sentenced for theft on
Friday, at Providence, R. l., to three
years in the State Prison, having plead
guilty. On reaching the Sheriff S room,
he ran, threw up window, jumped over
an iron fence into the street, distance of
twelve feet and disappeared. In the
confusion caused by Buffers daring es-
cape, another prisoner called McKenna,
who had confessed himself guilty of arson,
took himself off
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COLUMBIA, Dec. 10.-The House bill
on LDc bttN question, with amendments
limiting the circulation to three times
The apeulc HI thc vaults; and to notes OF Il
not less denomination t!itn ten dollars at
ter the LIST of Jauualy, 1850, mas passed
the Senate IN the committee OF the whole.
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AUGUSTA, Dec. IA Nicaragua
meeting was held at Mobile Oh the 18th,
at which Governor Winston presided. =
Addresses were made by Messrs.
Percy, Walker, Judge Meek, C. Langdon,
Judge Hopkins,and others. Resolutions
were adopted favorable to Walker.
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Christmas Goods.

vXTE take this method to inform the La
w dies and Gents, of our arrival of beau
tiful and durable Boots and Shoes. Youths
and Childrens beautiful Patent Boots with
fancy tops, from No. 6, to ID. Youths Calf
Boots, superb, Boys Boots Calf and Kip, and
Childrens Shoes Of various kinds, all to be
sold cheap for cash.
BUTT d DOUGLASS,
No. As, Main street,
de 81 Norfolk, Va.
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New York Markets,

New YORK, December 2l.-~tlnn
The market to-day was dull with i,es
of 5000 barrels. Common to good State
ut $i25a4 80 Ohio $4.T5a5 90; South
ern S. S5a520
Wheat is very dull; prices are I'M
chang t.
Corr Is dull; no Transactions worth re-
porting
Pork Mess had declined rs cts and
Prime advanced 25 cents--Sales of Mess
at $15 25a15.75; Prime $13.5Oa14.
iard--IIas declined sc--sales at 9s
cts.
Whisky-tlas advanced 9c-sales Of
Ohio at 25 cts.