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The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-23

! sD- The case Of Scatchard, charged
with having made overtures to various
parties to forge a pardon and effect the
release of Chas. B. Huntington, the Wall
street forger, from Sing Sing, grows
quite interesting as the examination pro-
ceeds His project, as revealed to Mr..
Chas. l.. Kane of Wall Street, and
where to whom he applied for pecunia-
ry assistance to carry it out, was bold
and original. The New York Tribune,
gives the following summary of Scat
chard's plot:
He said that his skill as a penman
enabled him to forge the name of anv
detection. Added to which he was an
adept in the telegraphic art, and while
he resided in New Orleans, exercised
his ingenuity upon the wires in a re-
markable manner. Living in the out
skirts Of the city, near the telegraph
lines, he made counterfeit telegraph
pole, with hollow space through the
centre, in which he inserted an insulated
wire, and brought it in secret contact
through hole in the glass insulator,
with the main wire Of the lines Then
continuing the branch wire to his own
house, he was enabled to read any of the
messages that were sent to or from New
Orleans and make such use Of the infor-
nation as he pleased
TO effect Huntington release he
would forge the name of the Governor
to pardon, and before it was presented
take possession of the telegraph above
and below Sing Sing, and by his pecu-
liar machinery intercept the inquiries of
the Warden to the Governor at Albany
or the District Attorney at New York,
as to the authenticity Of the pardon,
and send, in either case the following re-
ply:
The pardon has been granted, but
you Give him i'll charge Of the officer,
who has bench warrant for his deten-
tion.'
This warrant was to be presented at
the. prison by confederate, at the prop
cr moment, and Huntington was to fly
with him to this city, where Il swiit-sail-
ing schoon was to await them, and in
stantly put to sea, and make for Havana
or the Isle of Pines"
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p@- The Norfolk (Va.) Argus says
that Louisiana gentleman is making
money fast by purchasing consumptive
negroes in Virginia at nominal prico.
These he conveys to his sugar planta-
ton, where they partake plentifully Of
the young shoots of the cane and are
speedily cured. The planter has
standing order at Norfolk for negroes
who have symtoms of consumption.
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esay- The Continental Ioc0l,Sts,

By The Continental Ioc0l,Sts, as
will be seen by advertisement, will give
a Concert at the Union Meeting House,
on Saturday evening of this week. 1t
will be recollected that this company
have given several of their excellent
musical entertainments, in this place
the last one about two years ago-and
have ever been greeted with full houses,
aud have always sustained their reputa-
ton as excellent ballad and chorus sing
ers. The place of Mr.. FIisty (whc
died at Meriden, Ct., about year ago
is supplied by Mr.. II. NJ. Watson, who
has the reputation of being one of the
best bass singers in the country. Among
the pieces on the programme are the
" Grave Of Washington,". "The Mar
seillc Hymn" the Railroad Chorus
and many which are new to US. We
bespeak for them full house.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-23

RY- We perez i've that some of the
Connecticut newspapers arc discussing
the matter of who ought to be Speaker
of the next House of Representatives OF
the General Assembly. Messrs. Bulk.
ley and Shipman of Hartford, Mr..
Wiley of New London, Mr. Carter OF
Norwalk, Mr.. Perry of Fairfield, and
Mr.. Brooks of Meriden, have been
named for that Office
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-23

~ A novel suit is before the Hun
terdon County IN. J.) Circuit Court,
brought by the Union Bank of French
town, against Hudnut and Snyder, for
maliciously conspiriug to draw specie
from the said bank, by presenting its
notes for redemption, with the object of
breaking the bauk. The damages are
laid at $4,000.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-23

Day- A bill has become law in Ohio
which provides that all property held for
religious purposes shall be deemed to be
the property of the congregation, and
shall be held by a corporation for that
purpose. In cases where it ha, already
been decided to an individual, for the
church, exclusive Of any rights of the
it may remain in his hands
till bis death or removal after which it
must pass into the possession of the con-
corporation. But if no cor
poration has been formed, 1t shall pass
to the State, to be held in trust for the
congregation.
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eN- The thieves of New York ar

Gay The thieves of New York are
getting desperate They recently kill
ed one policeman, and on Sunday night
another had a narrow escape as be was
pursuing couple of rogues who had
broken into a store. One Of tiem
turned and fred pistol at him, but
missed his aim.
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nssy~ When Wn. II. Crawford wa,

Secretary of the Treasury, he wrote to
the Collector at Mobile, Silas Diusmore,
to ascertain the length of the river Tom
bigbec, which request he wordcd to this
effect: How far does the Tombigbee
run up = TO which the loconic Colcc-
tor replied: The Tombigbee does not
run up at all, it runs down. aud was
by return mail dismissed from Office.
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ID ED.

In Westerly, April llth, Ada Ellettic.
daughter Of Stanton aud Antoinette NJ. Clarke,
aged 7 months. We know, as spring will
bring forth flowers, so the eternal spring will
give us back our precious one of earth in an
gels' dress.
In Stonngton, April 5th, Henry Alberts,
son Of John Z. and Harriet A. Williams, aged
8 months and 20 days
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say- A correspondent of the New
Orleans Picayune says that about ten
thousand imported slaves from Africa,
have been landed on the Cuban coast
this season.
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Beg A letter in the Tribune from a
passenger in the Arago states that Sena-
tor Summers health has greatly i'm
proved during the voyage, and there was
a fair prospect Of his thorough restora-
ton.
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DsJ" The Maple Sugar made in this
country in 1900 amounted to about tbir-
ty-fvc millions Of pounds. This year,
With favorable season, and under the
stimulus Of high prices, it is supposed
that the product will reach seventy mil
lions of pounds worth probably seven
Of dollars.
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n.1y- The Horticultural Societ,

Day- The Horticultural Society in
Providence, as we learn from the Joar-
nal, is about to be abandoned for want
Of interest in its success on the part of
the citizens. Its receipts arc said to be
almost nothing, aud every exhibition
runs it in debt.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-23

Ba~ The authorities of San Francis.
co recently ordered that all the bar
rooms should be closed at midnight !;
they we're closed, and in five minutes
were opened again for the-next day.
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say~ The Hartford (Ct.) Couram re

say~ The Hartford (Ct) Courant re-
latcs an account of very successful
blast in a quarry, at Bolton. A com
pany were opening a new quarry of flag
stones, aud were obliged first to remove
the waste rock to the depth Of twenty
FIVE feet. Having found assure in this
mass, aud inserted l 800 pounds Of pow
der, the workmcn fired the fuse. The
result was astounding. a mass of rock
vas uphcaved % feet in depth, % feet
wide, and 80 feet long At least 3 900
tons of waste rock were removed, 900
tons being thrown from fifteen to one
hundred rods distant; one solid mass,
weighing some fifteen tons, was thrown
thirty rods. The tops Of trees in the
neighborhood were shaved off as clean
as if done by an axe. Many cf the
larger rocks had to be blasted before
they could be removed one Of them
was separated into four pieces, but six
OK team could hardly remove one Of the
four.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1857-04-23

ssv" The packet ship George Wash
ington, Capt. Comings, arrived at the
port Of Boston on Monday, from Liver
pool, after a short passage of twenty-one
days. She has on board $50 Mormon
passengers who are ou their way to Utah
territory.
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nay- While the New Haven fremer

ED W UIIC TIC NUW TIdVgU HTGWtH
were returning home from au alarm Of
fire, on Sunday morning, difficulty
arose between the members Of the
companies 2 and 3, which ended in a
regular fight. The forman of No. 2 was
severely hurt, and several other persons
more or less injured The members of
No. 8 disbandcd and left their machine
in the street, the police taking care Of it.
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SsS~ The Annual Meeting of tue
Rhode Island Baptist State Convention,
occurs in providence, on Tuesday next,
the 2Sth, at the First Baptist Meeting
House, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Sermon at
3 p. NJ, by Rev. James w. Field Of
Providence.
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VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM, for
affections Of the Throat, Lungs and
Chest.
The expression of opinion Of Alfred
Guild, Nj. ID. Boston, Mass -" Having
pres cribed the Vegetable Pulm onary BAL
sam in many Lung complaints, with uni
form success, can with confidence recon-
mend its use for all those affections for
which it is offered as a remedy"
John A. Berry, NJ, D., Of Saco, Me-,
says" During practice of twenty years
have seen and used all the popular rem.
cdies for Coughs, and am well satisfied
that your Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam is
best, and hope it will be better known
and more generally used"
Inquire for it by it's whole name, and
take no other. Reed, Cutler & Co., Drug
gists, Boston, propretors. Price SOC and
FL Sold in Westerly by DR.. Wm, T.
Ihurston, SO3eow2w
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BALM OF THOUSAND rL0wERs"-A
CoUNTERFEIT.--A person pretending to
have been partner with W. z. Fetridge
in the above article palming off a spurious
preparation on the public. All are ccun-
terfets unless the name FETRIDGE g. co.
is written on the side and W.P FET-
ri DGE & CO., printed on the front of the
label, The genuine article is for sale by
all respectable Druggists, who frown down
counterfcits and impostors.
WHITE TEETH PERFUMED BREATH AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION can be acquired
by using the " Balm eta thousand Flour
ers." What lady or gentleman would remain
under the curse of disa Srecable bre ath /,
when by using the Balm Of thousand
FO,cers would render it sweet. lm30S
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nay- Intelligence was received by the
Niagara, of the death of the Rev.
David ". Stoddart, Of the HISTORIAN
mission in Ooromiah. He died after a
long illness of typhoid fever.
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Norwich AND WORCESTER RAIL-
ROAD. Mr.. Joel w. White, for many
years President of this road, has resign.
ed, and Mr. Augustus Brewster of Nor
wich hos been elected to fill the vacan-
cy.
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Shawls.! d! Shawls !

A VERY nice assortment Of Spring md
IA summer Shawls, Mt very low prices,
just received at GATES & MAINTHOw'S
2's Variety Store.
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pJ At the annual meeting of the
Westerly Rife Company, held at THEN
Armory, on Monday evening last, for
.he election of officers for the ensuing
year, the following named persons were
elected for the year ensuing, as follows
Coioml-llcnry G. Card,
Lieut. Gel -Chas. +. Crumb.
NIajor-James Babcock.
Cdptdin-J. Clark Barber.
Lieut.-Wm. ii Chapman.
Idjutdut-Erastus W Barber.
O. Mdster-Jas. Mcdonald.
Pay Master-K. S. Lanphear.
COmmiSSary-Jas. f. Swan.
Surgeon-Isaac w. Gavitt.
Armorer-Thos. X. Barber.
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M "A k K lie ID,

In this village, on the 22d inst. by Ed. A.
B. Burdick, Harvey L. Farrington of New
York City to Mss Martha Jane Wells, daugh,
ter Of ilam ID. Wells, Of this town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

,. s.,. vho feel that they have sus'sined loss
not e.sy made ~ IL is he
aud eonfdins We know our pen . we e. mo-, desn, The
ne o h s and know we cannot 'peak OF heI note
,iues deep rehnos' ~ rs. wa, Dne ,nd cod and do
shres or satisfy wish Of offering this p0jr nhute
per .,,ory Of one loved 90 much or % deeply
10 azd /, the truth beautifully expressed by the poet
" There 1, weeping on earth for the Lost
There Is bowling in grief 20 the ground
For spin. in Paradise found" "
RAYER On Sunday morning May IT, Frederick Bayer in the
SD year Of his age
GroIte ". Cromwell, aged II years and month";
novF-op Saturday morning May 6, Mary youngest ibid
Of Leonard and Catbarine Dove aged years ana "a
DEVLIy-suddenly on Saturday, May 49, Peter DeSin.
EARMER-on Saturday May l5 after short Illness Peter
Farmer aged So years.
roTsoM-At Bedford. Broollyp Saturday morning May
I6 George w. Folsom in the 18Th year Of HE age
GoRRIN-On Saturday May 10 after short illness zabeh'
wife Of c. CORN
AINEs-In Brooklyn Saturday May &C. Stephen Hsine'
sg,d SO yeas, month and 10 days
sTFD-AtRye We.tchestsr County " Y or Saturday,
NAV 6 Philemon HO';ed IN the 18th year Of his age.
RFARNAN-On Saturday May &C. Michael Kearnan aged 30
yesrs Of Inflammation Of the lungs
KNOwE On Saturday, May l6 VIM w, son Of Thomas and
frances Knowe, aged years, month and 6 days
McGINLEY-In Brooklyn, T. d, Saturday evening, May
TO- William McGney lac Of Londonderry ireland aged s.
years.
McCRIK-On Sunday May H. Mary McCruik aged 50 years.
PENTZ-On Sunday May H. Mrs Hlah B. Pen,z widow Of
VIM A. f. Pentz in the ed year Of her
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend funeral from her late residence No ~ West
Twenty eighth street "Wednesday, the Dih inst, at
o'clock Her remains will be taken 10 Trinity Cemetery
for inteTmcnt.
PRAII-At Sullivan " j. Thursday, May II, Mr. A. C.
Pral wife Of John T. Pra, In the S7th year Of her
pITTmhN-At New.Orleans on "wednesday. May G. Mary
F1a wife Marvin Pittman in the 3oh Of her
daughter Of James Hyde esq. .
sTFWART-On Sunday May IL Emeiine EviTa Stewart O
scarlet fever aged months and days eldest daush
ter Of Charles and Eliza Ann Stewart
sEABURY-In this city Sunday May H. Mrs Elizabeth
Sesbury widow of the Rev Chas sesby in the sSth
Of her age.
WATTE-In this city on Tuesday, May r. Mr. Ssm1e Waite,
formerly Of Portland, Me-, aged "a years
Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy.
WHEELOCK-On Saturday afternoon May l6 MI Joseph
Wheelock formerly of Providence L. in the 6sth year Of
his
WEEKS-on Sunday May H. Frederick W. Weeks only son
Of Phillip and Eleanor Weeks aged year months and 10
days
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by Telegraph.
I.l,. lnfn Nm Re- "A
Disasters, sc.

ST. THOMAS, April 2e-The ship Charles lof Ba%aorel
Vent from Orleans bound 10 the Coast OF Africa with pro-
visions oil casks and shocks arrived this day. leaking badly
IBy letter 20 Ellwood Walter, esq.
The Of the Bremen ship Minerva ashore at Cranberry
Inlet sold by auction the beach 10th nst and purchased
BY Mr. Brown for the sum Of $50 . =.
TBE SHIP STAR OF THE EmPIRE-We Informed by Messrs
johnson Higgins who have been In receipt OF regular ntei
gence this vessel that the report published mmatng that
pumps might been ehectuay worked had not
the wood been put board another schr which vessel had pue
Norfolk leaking Is incorect the schL having the pumps
had plenty wood herself and the simple fact that the
asey weather prevailing prevented operations whatever
letter the gentlemen, dated Currituck
Beach May a. stated that they have commenced 70 tnp
ship her cabin washed ashore, half Of her upper deek
gone her back main and mizzen masts Her
cargo will be total loss. - 49,, =.
STEAMER ANrELoPEThe Friend Of China Of the 18th OF
March saws We regret hear that the American steamer
on her passage from Foochow foo 70 Shanense
received much damage by running rock Oh Talchow Bay
The e and fall Of the tide being very great at the locality
mentioned time feared the vessels back wond
be broken huns with her bow much depressed aud stern
a. elevation with double rocks under the ma
chnery crum. By fngns eco blocks OF Tin over
board WORTH and otherwise tightening her, captain
Lynch succle ded in getting the vessel afoat
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yrovcmeuts Of Ocean stenmer..
Passengers Arrived

In steam,hs Araqo from Hare and Coes-Mr O. Jennings
Wise Mr. Camille Dofus and servant Mr. r. Peabody Ana
Thomas Dash Mrs. A. B. Dash, Mr.. w IL Draper MT D.
Lane Nj j. Lane Miss Lane Mr. R. D f. Rogers and LADY
Nj. Mary Remington Miss Julia Remington Mrs Marx
Richards Miss r. II. Williams Mrs Henry Ecsord' Miss
ESS M,s . .nS servant NJ Alex Dadonv W
Chase Mrs y H. Hamilton Mis-. Hamilton Cap, W. WMnst'
Lieut. " Palmer Major the hsy and
Mrs F. A. Baldwin son and ervnt d., p ZOO .,n M M.
G M,fSgy Mr. E M he Pa4dS S'R H. D.
lady Mr. Cha. SOf. Dr. e. B, SnD,s ana NJ
z Jayossy and lady Masters Frank and Benjamin Grego
Mr. Robert Creighton lady and daughter Mr. Haysnd Ar
M.nSse Mrs c'Ts GToas Mr' NJ H. ES KccS Mr. c. Co..
endees lady daughter and nurse. Mr. Otto Andres Ms
Willing and son. Miss NJ Rollin, Mr. j. J. C,srk' Mr.
Herr and lady Henry Dubo. Mr. Lueien CCryi'a Mr. L.
Beinhem NJ Emile Yraehet MI VIM Bsaer NJ G. Cott,er
s M f Fsal Mr. mr. Matthew D e y and two
Mr. W. J. Valentine, Mr.; Charles A. Perkins M Mr.
JSsn o. W. PSyR M HAZEL Mr.
HERMANN Bauer lady two sons and servant n's Caone
sger John & M s m n'q Louise Fe PR se
Feehenbach Matthew Hamburger D. MERGER ChaTes w%L
R. p Steele Mr. Pe John Stone, Henry Dlcps Lrwi' Mas
Marietta Fsnfetts Miss geque Fanirea Alex fanfTetia
Fredk Fanetta Adrian Fanfets Miss Anna Fanirea LOUIS
ssa ba,d G'T' Mis- e'iss bsdeahoae Martin Marco
Miss Jane ose Miss TheIe'e 0ser Mr. A. Hnrr1r Mr. Sat
Miss Julia Burton Mr.. John DreouI Mr. Jean Peyrat Ms
Josephine KIotz Mi, Louise Klotz Mr. Al Bsnzsrr MI
Miss v Wsntz MI Jules Older, Miss Mary Haaueney, Mr.
Jacob Settler Miss L. Settler Mr. John Settler Mrs Setz
Ter Miss Nina Settler Mr. Alex Wolf lady and two cnlden
Miss Babee Eppnger, MI August Schu.ter, Mrs v Sauer-
In he siip Calhoun from L,erpoot-Mr. Iugrah.n Mas
tiers John and Thomas do Misses Eliza and Christine do
In bark ann from Leghorn-H Bennett and lady OF rn'
adelphia L. W. Vok Of ChCago-snd 10 in the steerage
Ia the brig Penguin from Bermudd-ar Cameron lady and
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Whalers.

The Am whaling bark Spartan Capt. Josiah Coos out p
months on whaling cruise last from the Capedey efd lssna
arrived Bermuda May to recruit her and Obtain sa
provisions The Spartan has go barrels sperm anu othef "no
oil board. =, - ~ -
Heard FRom-Ship Oliver Croker he0sys Of ~ r. as
sea Oct g. lat % s. ION. lis w., with -" Dbl" - W. 80
well. n. % Ia. A q
Ion le w had taken bbls wk oil since esns tns
ricb Islands Was 10 company with bark ~ood 1 ~ D.,
Lb w. bo her second whale since leaving hr
Me- ~ a Three Kinu N D. bark Wtnslo~ WAttsou'
p 100 an Heard from In Dec, Oh DO, snip EhfAoets
pi ~ i5o an Of Norfolk Island in Dec ship Mohawk
FL u5nnl Nolan Of London, At St. Helena Much
I,b III bbl, CD and 2ss bols VII oil had lowered boats
,o.. lar whales since leaving home. aud seen sperm
80. c1r lines lost g. bbls from alongside The ships oa
Tj,sn Tund liz had not averaged 100 bills Heard
from few lays preyou. 10 March TO- ship Peruvian Chad
vick n l. 81 sperm and W whale . -,
On Co.'S Of Africa Feb. 10. schr jobs Smith Andeoa'
fes e. lot 81 s lon IS W. bark My G.rdner Nooli sE
Hrbor ouths rs sperm, who reported spoke wen
.yous bark Noble Jenninss do so and 10 wnAs.
sh Thomas Dickson, Plaskett, Of " Feb lat
lon sS Is had taken sperm whales which made iOV os"
al well on board. -, =, ,on u..t, f,.u-
Anchored LIST u Nantucket Gibbs Nsn 400 all tod oa o
r.go. Isnds 10 date Sea Queen Of Wes;po booen'9s ~
80; Active Wood, N B.. 100 sp on board Henry foA
Ever Do loo - al told % Helen Snow, Wen oo vi NJ
so Ansel Gibbs Stctson, p. H., 1000 spi ss9' ~'As
dhdse N. g., 100 ~. and VIII.
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COFFFE-M kinds are dull and the market is decidedly
fat The sales are 900 bags Rio at 10. ollie -
FLOUR AND NEAL-The demand for Western Canal Flour
10 fair and with moderate receipts and favorable news nom
At the close inquiry confined to the home and Eastern
trade s.ss 5000 bbs Sc eq So 50 for .uPeIfne
State ss 65d 80 for do SO OG 80 10 for super
fine Indiana Illinois and Iowa Sc 75ds 81 p for extra do
s S5Ss Is for eO%@SG to goo sssi T0 LOU. b1sad
and 81 75d 10 for Genesee Canadian Flour nrny
IS IS for snperne and 81 Oa brands Southern
Flour is held with increased hrmnes' the arrivals are ea
to good brands Baltimore &C. and 81 ad 20 for sSone
and extra brand: Rye Flour e hea WITH sGnnss4ee
CHANGE Jersey IS Isl Brsndywine is held At - "
FIsH-The market active but prices firmly main
tsned; sale. SEQ quinals St Georses Bank Dry Cod at
SATURDAY but stocks light and prices are fully sustained
FRulTswe hes Of sale q 100 ooIs' sgne1 R.sis IN
b,rS Gala =. s5d IS co. II boxes do at 81 05 aud 067
bo,c. Do Lemon. s At s2lSesa25s ,,h., o,. ,.r,,r,
o Gunny Cloth but decline from late prices, sales o.
laes - at he mos and W bales DO O ID
versse. al l2ic Tess y cent for cash
GRAIN-Thee is increased frmnes. in our Wheat market
the Demand fair for milling sales Of 500 bush red SOUTH
bush ssod White Missouri at and bush C.n.di.n
chns r R not Ni ads Pus1 Eye * , !. M net
plenty and firm sd for State and 6o46Sc for West
coo bush prime 81 sly Corn d2c better but close.
dun and heavy the advance The sales 900 bush At
sc Tor DO Yellow sgdc. for Jersey and Northern yellow
Canadian Pea, held higher sales Of 800 bush Al 81 o.
White Bean. 'al,ble at 81 s7td 81 p bush
HAY-Hoders very hrm the demand Il restricted BY
the hish prices asked; sale, Of 80 bales al OIL 100 ID.
HOPS are In fair request for fret and choice
we quote common first Ease Ola very hrmy held
HIDES continue declining and dun sales Of 400 seez
.alted Western a lie. cash, for export.
IRON-Scoteh Pk continues dull but prices without
senta change small sales from yard at SIS months Com
B:5 PRICE ns :s
some time past but learn that sales Of 80
made within So 50 in bond equal about
s5ed 50 duty paid the particulars however have been
withheld. Other kinds nouinally UNCHANGED.
LINE 10 dun with good supply last sales soc for
Roeklsnd, and Sl IS for Lump
LEATHER-Hemloek and Oak both In moderate request
and s0ntilss s,ssay IN Price