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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-11-20
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FINHE PARTNERSHIP OF H. w. & L. c. GRADY is BY
Il mutual consent dissolved and H. W. Grady has removed
his Steam Mill to list mile post, w. W. R. r. Thankful
for past ayOrs he hopes share the patronage of all in
want of Lumber. considerable quantity of Red Oak Lum-
ber can be procured here.
The Steam Mill in Dupn County, Outlaws Bridge, be-
longing to H. W. Grady Co., yet in operation, and be-
sides being convenient for the immediate vicinity
deliver Lumber at White Hail. whereby persons up and down
Neuse River can be readily supplied.
June II, lS57.-4l-tf
~5aEA0 THE SUBSCRIBER LAS ON HAND, AT HIS
989 Shop corner Walnut and Water Streets, general
assortment of CARRIAGES, of his own manufacture,
which he for sale the most reasonable terms
among which may be found ~
COACHES, BAROUCHES, ROCKAWA4S, BUGGlkS,
WAGONS, &c.
Which will be sold low Purchasers will find it to their
advantage call and examine before buying elsewhere.
Repairing done low at short notice. and in the neaest
manner for cash only.
Nov 3I-l8-tf ISSAC WELLS.
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NEGROES WANTED.

60 THE SUBSCRIBER IS IN MARKET FOR A number
* of likely Negroes, MEN AND WOMEN, BOYS AND
GIRLS for which the highest cash prices will be paid
Those having such property to dispose of will find it to
their advantage to call the subscriber Wilmington
DAVID J. SWITZERLAND.
June 9th. 1856. 43-tf
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WILMINGTON MARBLE WORE
Wilmington n q

w G. MILIGAN, proprietor, respectfully informs the
w public that he is prepared to make and put up to or
derMarbe Monuments of all sizes, TOmbs, HeadSOnes,
Furniture Tops, Mantes, Hearhs &c. of the best quality
of American or Italian Marble not to be surpassed IN style
workmanship and cheap be procured from any
establishment i'll thee eountry, North or South.
Iron Raing-5O different styles for ncosng family lots,
from IS cents $40 per foot furnished and put up to order
n Borders from all parts of the country, accompanied
by the cash satisfactory reference will prompt
tention and all articles warranted to be recommended
charge made
Nov 23d-Tl2-tf.
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NOT1CE-LANDS FOR SALE.

NOT1CE-LANDS FOR SALE.
- THE subscriber being desirOus of changing his busi
Eth offers for sale all his LANDS in Bladen Samp-
]z@ son county. | offer for sale the PLANTATION on
which live. containing 900 acres, of which 500 is
good farming land and about 200 cleared and in high
of CIVILIZATIONS the balance good Turpentine lands Also
NINE HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES of good Turpentine
Land five miles above the plantation, and within four miles
of South River, and within nine miles of Cape Fear AsO
450 fourteen miles back of Eizabethtown he Rail
Land. AlsO about ONE THOUSAND ACRES in Sampson
county, South River and within four miles of Cohary
and THREE HUNDRED ACRES Cohary. The above
lands will be sold cheap for cash young negroes good
with interest. For further information address the
subscriber at Cypress Greek p. O., Bladen county.
will sell the whole together, or in lots to suit
j. K MELVIN.
October Goth, 1857 9-2m
GOLD MINES, IRON WORKS AND NEGROES FOR
SALE.
DY VIRTUE of mortgage and power of sale therein
Albany, to Andrew HOy and his Executors for and in be
half of the High Shoals MdJaJdct0ng COnlpdny the
dersgned will proceed to sell to the highest bidder for
dy money, at the High Shoals in CASTOR county, n. c.
ON THURSDAY, THE 31ST DECEMBER, 1857,
that extensive welknown and valuable property, known
THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, portion of it produc
tive grain growing Land.
Also, several rich GOLD MINES, opened and being
worked.
Also, many nexhaustible bodies of IRON ORE, which
have been prOitably worked
Also, WATER POWER unsurpassed by any in the
South.
Also, SIXTEEN NEGROES, ALL but one, FelLoes and Ne
chdnicS. THOMAS GRIER,
w. P. BYNUM,
Ex'rs. of A. Royal.
Oct. g. 1857 6-23m
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WILSON'S HARNESS ESTABLIsHMENT.
cA SADDLES, Harness, Whips, Trunks, 1NNNM
k Leather, Oils, Condition Powders for 1SFHT 81 III
R@A diseased Horses Coach Trimmings, - - -
Garnet Rags Vases &c. the largest stock in the state and
sold wholesale and retail at the lowest New York prices
Harness and Trunks made to order, and repaired.
~ JAMES WILSON,
Oct ls-s4ly-7.ly No. Market st., near the wharf
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NOTICE.

- j OFFER FOR SALE MY HOTEL AND LOT IN
EiH warsaw, Dupln County, N. C. The house is large
M and comfortable, with Is and fire places
he lot contains eight of land and is situated mme-
Gately on the Wilmington Weldon Rail Road and the
Sage line from Warsaw to Fayetteville and Kenansvile.
lage,
ANY person wanting to purchase would do well call and
examine the premises soon, determined to SELL
Terms accommodating. LEVI MOORE.
Warsaw, Sept. l4th, 1857 3-3m
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TEN NEGROES TO HIRE.

~ UNTIL FIRST JANUARY NEXT TEN ABLE
n BODIED NEGRO MEN, good Tupentine hands
~ Two of them coOpers and four hewers. Apply to
THOMAS l. FAISON.
Sampson County Sept. 18th, 1851 lO-lt-3H
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
New Hanover County Court, September Term 1857.
Levi A. Heart

New Hanover County Court, September Term, 1857,
Levi A. Heart
vs.. Original Attachment
Jesse H. Whitehurst.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE
Court that the defendant Jesse Whehurst is nonres
dent is therefore ordered by the Court publication
be made in the Wilmington Journal for weeks notifying
said Defendant to appear at the of Court
be held for the county aforesaid at the Court House
town of Wilmington, the second Monday of December
next and plead answer demur Judgment pro confesso
will be taken against him. and the property levied upon sold
to satisfy Plaintiffs debt and costs.
Test, SAML. r. BUNTING, Clerk.
November G-l06w.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
New Hanover County Court, September Term, 1851.
Willard 4 Curtis,
Jas. A. Whipple Master of the Schr o9n"l 'lchiei''
Arcade.
TT APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE
Court that the Defendant James A. Whpple Master of
the Schr Arcade resident 1t is therefore ordered
by the Court that publication be made in the Wilmington
Journal for six weeks notifying said Defendant appear
the term of this Court to be held for the county aore
sad at the Court House in the town of Wilmington
second Monday of December next and plead answer,
demur judgment pro confessO will be taken against him.
and the property levied upon sold to satisfy Plaintiffs debt
and costs.
Test, SAML R. BUNTING Clerk.
November 6-l0-Gt
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LAND SALE,
&E ON THE 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER THE SUB
- scrber will offer for sale, by auction at New Port
- Florida, large quantity of LAND the property of the
ApachcOla Land Company 1t lies each of the rail
road leading to the port OF ST. Marks in region adapted
stores &c and is very coast aboundng various
kinds Of fish
The terms of sale will be third cash. third one
year, and one third in two years. from day of sae with
terest on notes secured by liens the land.
JOHN BEARD,
Receiver, &C., of the
Uu, Apalachcola Land Co.
Tallahassee, Fla, Oct l4th, 1857 9.5t
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GEO. w. ROSE,
CARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR
~ June II WILMINGTON, n 7.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-11-20
JOSEPH L. KEEN,

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
~ public that he prepared to take contracts in his line
Of business He keeps constantly hand LIME, CEMENT
PLASTER PLAsTERNG HAIR, Philadelphia PRESS BRICK FIRE
BRICK, &c.
n B. To DistIers of Turpentinehe is prepared to put
up Stills at the shortest notice May 20-37-ly.
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WILLIAM III. LIPPIT1

s. NJ. WEST,
4 UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
n 0I9-tf WILMINGTON, n. c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

crIcnv nv HaSclSo.-Coron-r Connery was called upon
yesterday 70 told an inquest a. No is2 Elizabeth street
upc; the body ~ named Patrick Hogan, VIM
mt;ed suicide ty hanging himself The decreased, u
appeared Incorporate mau. and hal often threat
ened 10 commit suicide On saturday evening he pocared
a rope fer the purpose, he told hs wife, Of hang NJ
LinciE The latter raid attention 10 the threat she
thought tho remark Idle one that he had ma >
several Tunes before. Tho deceased ho~ever true
ssc ned the fanght the basement door of hts
own residence The situation e deceased WAS Mt dis
cred io some tine after Lie had become extinct ser.
sean williamson of the Fourteenth ward police, cut down
the tody but any Effort at restoring life was out " tho
qrcsou for The remains then nearly cold verdict
dDcath by suicide" Deceased Wa native Ut ireland,
end ~ years ri aGc
F.r. RrsrIr oy Az ExptnIos. Connery was
notified 10 hold inquest yesterday at Bellevue Hospital
upon tho body of German named Frederick larln, WIN
uled from The effects Of burns accidentally re-
o0ived ty the explosion n quantity OF powder IN per
cussion cap factory AZ Sotkvile.
Forsp nxsp IN Coroner Conucry held inqncet
At the Ars No 80 Greenwich street. upon the body ~
john Miller native of ireland who died suddenly in
bed Friday aight II was rst thought that the de-
ceased had been the victim ~ ou play but post norton
examination u tho body rnadc by Dr Ferguson, showed
clearly that death had been caused by disease OF the
Kidneys Nerdicaccordngly. Deceased wa 81 years q
age.
FArlI RAILROAD AocrnKvr-Coroncr Perry held an in.
quest upon the body q man named Theodore Boiine
who killed on the Hudson River railroad, near the
81 Tenth and 1hrtcth street. on saturday
morning by being by Of the passenger cars
The deceased appeared incautiously Jumped or the
forward platform OF one Of the while was IN noton
when he fell ard caught under thu wheels and was
killed almost instantly Verdict IN accordance VITO the
sbovc facts deceased resided NJ No 32q Tenth avenue
rru ClsrHvys Accpvvr. Coroner Perry haid An IN
quest o. trnay the New YORK Hospital upon the bods
Of v0nan named Caiharne Narvinc who died from the
a. burns accidentally received BY thc cxpo
sion a a Camphene Temp The deceased, who lately re-
sided AZ No. lis Green street filling a camphene
lamp on sunday last when accidentally fell the aoor
and exploded. Verdict" Accidental death"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

The Geographic despatch from st. Louis, stating
that the Legislature had laid on the table bill
for mill tax, by majority OF thirty, amounts to
nothing. Three different bills are now before them,
and they perfectly harmonious on providing any
assistance the different railroads may require to meet
their proportonste shares of the interest duo l
Of January, and they only differ in the mode. The
favorc plan appears to be bonds for two years. bear
ing ten per ccLt interest. The Governor has re.
peatedy declared his intention to protect the credit
of the State at all times. The tax that pro
posed was simply TO guard against contingencies;
and there is doubt but that before the Legislature
adjourns the Governor will be clothed with ample
power for any emergency.
The anthracite coal trade IL near the end Of the
season and it is not likely there will be any material
increase 10 the close Of navigation, which may hold
open until the 10th proxmo. The Lehigh Nayiga
ton may reach 900 900 tons and the Schuylkill Ma
vigatou 100000 tons. The operations last week
were rather better than for several weeks past The
following shows the result
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

DRoTESr or THE LEADING GERMAN DEMOCRATS
Il Of M sey s ward against the nomination
upon hs ground OF heapaciy The following correspor l.
ence will speak ior Itself
To BERNARD Eso--iR--An original letter and a.s
signatures thereto Of waeh The enclosed copy has beea
amy gentlemen who desire TO Inspect the Yours &C.
respectfully, VALENTINE BENNTR.
Seventeenth Ward New York, Nov. II, 1857
To BERNARD REILLY, Esa.-sIR-The undersigned. ss9
learned that candidate for the Adermsnshp Of this
district lhe! haye aso heard a supporter ana
district They have 10 the conclusion h.i you support
Mr. Echon because suppose that thereby sdvo
Germ d hia JUDICIAL district The object 81 this comms
mieaan Is g gnd,oose YOU We do not approve q M.
ii. liz is practical lawyer. Mote A.
~ lie was only admitted lawyer about two weeksago.
ID lie has only recently become democrat AT ALL for
IN favor 81 Shem sna editor d Wing paper 'a asos e
4,h lie Is highly unpopular among the German popusAtoa
lastly Owing his having pracs.d law a ALL We
believe he wholly untitled and incompetent for the Juica
bench.
Under circumstances cannot consider the sup
por,ers OF Mr. Ecoh TO be friends Of hn German
signed Sy such gentlemen as Vsnns Benner. sesas.a
Eusaeh thrisioph,r har Aug Ahenkirch, Michael zn-
A-For allegation refer records of
the courts In which Mr. Eiehos does sppear either
F-For Truth allegation refer 10 the records q
tho supreme Court the date OF his admission and the cer
Of hts only Of those gentle
having sgnrd his certificate. when asked during HE
examination, he had read Blackstone He
replied Had he read krnts lie replied
Gould he name any .eniary book upon the common Law
With which he familiar he could The rIaminrr
matter refer TO the Hon. John d. Sco!ea, OF hs
c-for The truth Of this allegation refer to John A.
Ssm.r F The we'll known German advocate whose
the shoe and Leather Rank in B.eaiw.y part
nersp We believe with Charles A. May. ESQ tho puhAs
administrator.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16
Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov IL, 1857.
Cotton steady under tho Arabas advices. Sales day
e00o bales, at IL &c &c for middng. Sugar steady
Mt 5isc 5Ac Molasses pc. Sterling exchange, 95 a
100. Exchange on New YORK x per cent premium
CHICAGO, Nov l4-6 T. NJ.
Flour dull Wheat active at 64c Corn firm. Oats
firm. Shipments 10 Buiiao-S6 900 bushels wheat -four
Shipments TO 0swego-4o 800 bushels wheat no
-four corn. Receipts loo barrels dour - 900 bush
els wheat; 5000 bushels
OswEGo, Nov. 14-6P NJ
Flour steady sales 900 barrels at ~ 50 81 10 for
common TO extra State. Wheat unsettled and dull, sales
10 600 bushels at 81 03 for mixed Ohio. Corn quiet
FreightSWheat l3c. TO Now York. Lake imports to-day
500 bushels rye Canal exports-26, 600 bushels
wheat 800 bushels barley.
BUFFALO, Nov. 14-5P. NJ
Flour lower with good supply; sales 900 barrels At
- 90 81 ~ for choice upper lake. $3.50 IS l2k for
extra Ohio and Michigan, and SIS rs s. so for double
extra do. Wheat dull sales 80, 900 bushels Chicago
spring at 7Sc. Corn frm sales IA 600 bushels at ole
Oats have advanced salcs Is 600 bushels at SEC Wits
keyaood demand sales 500 barrels at loo l9ne, per
gallon. Frcghts hrmer wheat l1c TO New York Lake
imports for tho "a hours ending at noon today 900
barrels four l04 900 bushels wheat IL 900 bushels
1900 bushels oats. Canal cxports-2 600 barrels -four
$4,000 bushels wheat 23, 900 bushels corn, Is 900
bushels oats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16
The Mormon Attack tho Government
Trains-The Condition OF the Utah Expctii-

~
The Secretary OF War failed TO receive official dispatches
to-day from Johnston, In command Of the Utah ex
.edton but private adviccs leave doubt upon his
mind M to the truth Of The contained Judge
Eohos dispatch about the destruction Of the government
trains General Scott absent from headquarters and
a. Col Johnsicns dispatches would go there they
doubt Tying in New York
The Utah expedition supplied with full provisions
FOR one year The trains destroyed constituted only
sixth part OF the whole and Transporting those ar
clcs which could be most readily spared. I am au.
thorizcd 10 say that the expedition will suffer not the
slightest Inconvenience from the loss Of the destroyed
trains that the force under Col Johnston-two thou
sand men all told-are in peril whatever from either
the Mormons or the Col Johnston ~ well OF
at one place as another, he has everything with him
necessary for winter quarters excepting wood aud wacr
Tho administration undecided wha, course they viii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

AuEs.-OR Salvrday. Nov. IL after brief inesr R,-
mrr A. ALIEN, youngest child Of GEORGE and Isabella
Alien, aged N years, o months and 20 days
Tie friends aad relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited attend TIT funeral from tie OF bls m
rents, No. go West Thirty nh street, this morning.
msTurs-on SUNDAY afternoon. Nov is alta o,c,.S
MARY Bis,in wife 81 Robert Eeechcr native of county
Cork lrciard.
The friruds az deceased respectfully invited
tend the funeral, 10 morrow afternoon at one O'Clock
IRON her late residence, No Van iTunt Brooklyn
iisssEI1 Sodlenly On Sunday morning, Nov 10, bss.
years 3 most hl and ~ DAYS.
Tho relatives and friends 81 family are invited 10 "
tend the Funeral from the residence u his fnih.r
Bethnne street, THIS afternoon a. nus o,coek ia ra
mains y II 10 tntstrod IN Greenwood.
BsKtuAS.-At Eordbam, Wcstchestcr county on Saiur
day NV H. Mr. BENJAMIN BsRRsN, IA the sd year a
his sge
The relatives and friends u the family are rcspectiuy
invited 4 attend tho funeral 10 morrow aeruoon AZ two
o'clcct IRON NJ lae re-iichce.
CArau4. On sunday Nov is Of consuuptiou Cuaxr, N
H. l.noiit aged 20 year.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
tend the funeral, lfvn t. Residence &c h- brother WIN.
,argt No "a Huber street to morrow afternoon al ous
O'Clock is remains will b. taken TO Greenwood for in
torneut
oossnIr On Sunday, Scv rs, JonS CoSsxt1r, son q
John and Catherine Connolly, aged years
Tie friends u the family lBvlcd h. attend the funs.
raj, this afternoon, a bali past O'Clock from the
deuoe 81 hs parents Nc. ia West Thirty fib street
CsAIs-On Saturday morning, Nov. IA, u inyers Pm.
mIu " CRAIG aged 60 year. and 10 months
The funera! viii take pls.r thus morning nj eisha
O'Clock Nom h- late residence 30 30 Frankior -,rs-s
The relatives friends are hereby respectfully nva
10 attend without further notice
crKrrs-suiaculy % Frifay Nov H. pr Josuz T.
Cusrs
srrc,sv av,,ca - .,,.as H. fnar.l M ane,aso =
,lrea eetsh tenn - Lao r,sarnre No az East rsen
,ieth stree,
ficK At Woodstock, wcs;cbcs,cr county on sunday
lhc n r1 ' and r. ry q g. family ar espec,ray
requested H. attend thr neral ~ morrow sfterfoon a
Two -, 10y IRON, ~ iaio rceid,rcs
Fns.-In Brooklyn, % saturday morning, Nov. ID Mrs.
,,t ~. go. II -, .,.. -. -.,, " - J,
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THE FAMILY HERALD,

The News from India-Fail of Delhi-Thc
Hoboken Homicide-Thc Lunatic Asylum
Case-The Utah Expe<iition-l.reat storm at
tho West-The --latest N.vvs, Sc, Sc.
Wednesdays edition Of the FAMILY HERALD will contain
with the from Europe full account Of the Fall
Dehi-The Assault on the Cty-The Way ii was Carried
Escape OF the King OF Delh-Sx Hundred British Troops
Killed, &c, &c
The Conclusion Of tho IIoboken Homicide Case-De
Cueya Sentenced 10 Pay Fine of 81 oo0-Descripton Of
the Court House. Jail and workbouse Of Hudson county
New Jersey.
Continuation Of the Case of the Young Lady Confined in
Sanford Hall Innatic Asylum for Seven Years.
The Actual Condition OF the Poor in this City-vsit to
all tho StatonsPrecse Report upon the Extent of the
Distress.
Report OF the Trial and Conviction of James Rodgers
for the Murder Of Mr. SWANSON In Tenth avenueCiosng
Speeches Of Counsei-1he Judges Charge, &c, &c.
Tho Latest News from the Utah Expedton-Our Expe.
dictionary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the Troops,
The Great Storm at the west-Tcrriblo Floods and
Heavy Freshets-Bad Breaks in the Canal sc.
Latest Telegraphc News from all sections OF the
country.
Together with Editorials the topics of the
day-Theatrical NoticesCty News of Iuterest-Police
Repors-S,atc Of the Money and Commercial Markets
Marriages and Deaths for the week. mass Of mscel
Lneous general reading.
Terms-S2 year. four cents single copy. To be OBJ
tanned from the news agents, or at the Office
street Brooklyn cloak trimming selling Al 90 80
Az and 5V per CENT less than cost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

TB ADRIATU.-It will have been seen by the
letter that we published yesterday that the tria
trip Of this magnificent vessel had fully borne
out the anticipations formed of her. Unless
she bellies the qualities that she has displayed
on this experimental trip, she will be not only
the fastest but easiest going ocean steamer in
existence. Her engines, which are on the oscil-
lating principle, are said to work beautifully,
and are pronounced by competent judges to be
marvels of engineering science. For beauty of
model, strength of construction and internal
accommodations, the Adratic is also without
a competitor, and if, on the long sea voyage,
the combined excelencies attributed to her be
found correct, there is no doubt that she will
become the favorite vessel with transatlantic
travellers The great difficulty in getting the
Adriatic ready for sea has been in the blunders
and mistakes originally made in her machinery.
We learn that Messrs. Brown g. Brothers, having
a relative connected with the Novelty Works,
not only had the engines made there, but allow
ed that establishment to try all sorts of expen-
sive experiments with new valves, cut-ols, &c,
in spite of the remonstrances Of Mr.. Collins.
After long and serious delays, and the throwing
aside of these new tangled valves, the ship is
finally ready for service, and there il probably
but one ocean steamer that can possibly rival her,
and that is the Great Eastern. It remains to
be seen, however, whether that huge expert
ment, like the pyramids of Cheops, may not
prove monument of human folly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-16

'Anshh nehf rnta W we tAthA " hpthA Ruts
closing heavy At quotations southern was rather dull
with sales cf ahout 200 bbs., closing within the
rang OF the above prices Rye -four dull. al
our figures. Corn meal unchanged and salca light
Nhest--1bc stocks Ut all kinds moderate, while prices
With light sales somewhat irregular The
sales we're confined o. about ~ 900 W 20 600 buse
cludcd IN whch 90 bushels OF Milwaukee club At
81 oc. 5000 do good Canals white al 81 30; 1880 do
prime Chicago spring At ssc,, while tar aIaty ranged
from CSC .c fair white Tndana al 81 ~ and rcd Ten
nessee at ti ~ white Snuthern Of good quality was
scarce, aud saieable nj 81 80 Rye a let "a 1sc
Tec. Torn and nrmer with sales oi about
1b 600 20 bushels Western mixed a. 7sc 1ac With
otrerorted AZ So goats steady al 4sc silc for
State sud western. Barley dull ahd sales hInited At
Irregular prices
Cows The sales embraces about 100 bags a, ioc
lie, and 400 mats Java nj lsc.
CC1TuS--7hc limited supply prevented any pressure 70
sell while buyers not POSED o. enter the market
with con, below the 0f sellers. In tie al
sencc Of transactions Of momca. We cunt quotations.
tRyTGms wcse light. The political meet.
ing convened change caused thu gathering 20 large
crowd of persons tbs hat Of meeting there a. H.
Interfere with business treights To iivcrpon abou,
100 1900 barrels u nsur cngagcd at - Gran
quiet SD IN bags offered and sd asked Cheese
cd and 40 bales we're taken al 31d
To London -four II ~. I'd and heavy goods "A gSa
To glasgow wheat IN bags a, l0d To the Cs,ntncu,
engagements vere unimpottant, and rates unchanged
fRtu.-Thc sales Of raisins embraced about Oe
boxes, including N. r. At ~ 90 and layers At a. 90
Ctfon WIS quiet al lsc and eurrants at lie n Isc
HM-Saies o. 800 500 oale@ for shpment we're made
Vt b6c sc5s
HofS quft, with small sales of new crop At t.
&c Old were nominal, with little doing
Hipe we're dull, While the mark tended ards lover
prizes.
IxAuas, -Ihs market wss without change Of uomeas