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each others arms. tell thee, mine an
gel love, the thought ofleaving thee rends
my soul, maddens me, it makes me rip
aud rave like a frenzied Shanghi, it makes
me below like a distracted bed-bug, II
makes me feel bad In my desperation l
would tear up creation by the rootsl l
would fog the earthquake l would
eat red-hot pokers! would drink up
the ocean and then cast myself into the
black and surging billows which roll at
my feet"
Seraphina burst into food of tears.
Their excessive emotion overcame them,
and they swooned away.
Again twas evening upon Rock Creek
again the cold moon looked down upon a
scene of ezorleiatiag woe. In a dark,
dismal, damp, gloomy, ghostly castle,
built OF the unhewn monarchs of the for
est, upon a pile of hay, lay the angelic
Seraphina, the victim Of her fathers tyr
amy. Her linsey-wooisey robes were
torn anddisarranged, her lovely face soil
ed and smatty, her silverey eurls dishev-
eled, her coruban eyes as red as cranber-
ries and sweIled with weeping; but for
all this she looked more beautiful than
ever. BY her side stood a aagon of
acidulated battermilk and a platter Of
aaniacks.
'No, no, She family muttered, pushing
the food away; let them not seek to
proIongmy misery by offering me tempt
ing viands. l will never eat more never.
just tben low, doleiul sound was
borne to her car. She started. "Was
it thou, Rud"lpLus 2" she cried. All, no,
l will not fatter myself with vain hopes.
Twas but the calf bleating to its moth
er." And she sank down exhausted up
on the straw again, to court death.
Again was the sound repeated. She
sprang to her feet, and peeped out throgh
a chink in the logs. Ii was indeed her
lover, looking up with wistful eyes to her
dungeon windows, while many tears
streaked down his cheeks, 20, save me,
Rudolphus," She screeched.
" would smash down those massive
pine doors" he answered, !" with one blow
OF my stalwart fist, and snatch thee from
thy cruel eaptors, but am afraid thy fa-
Tiers big oxen will hook me-" And he
sank upon the ground in the impotence of
his rage and despair and, hiding his face
in the burdoek leaves, he groaned aloud.
r. " Weep not, my Rudolphus," said she.
8 ] viii come to thee"
So saying. the heroic girl descended to
the stable,and while the gnats and mosqui-
toes Numbered about her fair head, tearing
up with her tiny hands an oaken plank
from the floor, she soon emerged into the
cow-yard. In an instant the lovers were
ciasped in each others arms. The DON
key Of Rudolphus stood near, and folding
his lovely buden to his breast, the youth
sprang into the saddle, and murmuring
in her ear sweet tales Of love in foreign
cline, they gaIloPed away like a streak
of creased Lightning.
THE END
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IRASBURGH, VERMONT, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1857.

lying senseless in his arms, and the dead
bear at his feet.
o, but there were smiles and reioicings
that night at widow Pease's, where, but
for the brave heart Of Seth Peters, there
had been wailing, despair, and death.
1t was long past midnight when Cyrus
and Enoeh returned; somehow, their
faces did not look so bright as when they
left and they settled themselves YEARLY
by the fire saying
What, mother, up watching for Us all
this time" Well, we haven't killed the
bear, after all,
No, but we have here, you see was
the old woman's triumphant response ;
and then to their CALCULATIONS of doubt
and surprise, the old lady detailed the
whole story--indeed, she had sent of
Lefty to bed half an hour before, for the
exclusive enjoyment of this pleasure.
Cyrus and Enoch listened in amazed
silence, and at the conclusion thus brief
| ly and enthusiastically expressed their
admiration of the millers heroism =
i" Wa'al now, if that don't beat every
thing all hollow =
Three DAYS bad passed. 1t was a wild
sobbing night, with one of those storms
that furrow the sweet face of April with
wind and drench it with tears.
This time, the miller and Lefty Pease
sat alone together, in the ruddy birch fire
light of the old kitchen, while the storm
Imoaned and battIed without.
" Well, Lefty, how did you get on with
the sugar boiling z" asked the young
man, drawing his chair a little nearer the
girls.
90, nicely, I assure you, though
couldnot help starting and looking around
every time the wind stirred the branches
and Lefty shuddered, for even in tn,
dancing fre-light, she seemed to see again
those wild eyes glaring upon her.
so, Seth how can I ever be CRATE
Iful enough to you for taking care of mt
then y
The miller drew his chair still close
to hers, and his voice trembled in it
, deep tenderness, as he answered.
should like to take care Of you al
ways, dear Lefty"
y She must have forgotten at that tim
J how very nicely Mrs. Williams, tn
= merchants wife," sounded, for size lai
her hand in that of Seth Peters, and tn
birch flames were not ruddier than he
checks, as she whispered You may
2 Seth"
And through all her happy after-life
1 we are very certain Lefty Pease neve
regretted marrying the miller instead {
r the merchant.-Arthur's Home Mago
zine.
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A BLUNT CoNCLUsIoE.- - The N.
7. Sun declares blunlly, but with great
caImness: We are becoming a nation Of
vain, extravagant fools. From january
lst to this date, we have imported for
eign merchandise to the value Of one hun
dred and seventy five millions OF dollars
- aboat fourteen millions more than our
imports amounted TO for the same time
last year. The value Of ourexports since
Jan. lst, is about fifty millions Of dol
lars less than our exports for the same
time last year.
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Ia Horses may be bought at Brighton
for from fifty cents to fifteen hundred
dollars.
&" Got a new horse, said one sand
eartman to another, the other day.
" How much did he stand you in r
" Three dollars Z"
&" | wouldn't drive such low flung
animal. I'm goin' TO save up till git
five dollars, and then I'm going TO buy me
a .rouser !"
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e. The oyster crop Of Virginia is
now estimated to yield greater profits
than the wheat and tobacco crops COM
biued. The oyster beds embrace an area
Of more than two thousand square miles,
from which $4,000 900 bushels arc an
nualIy gathered, which bring in the
market $4,000.
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gTIfPoison should bt swallowed aeci-
dentalIy, take two tablespoonful Of
ground mustard, mix In warm water. Il
will operate as an instantaneous emetic.
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G7g Sheridan having threatened his
son Tom to cut him off with a shilling,
received this retort -" Where will you
get the shilling Z"
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Giterarp Selections.
THE MERCHANT AND MILLER
4 Tale Of Northern II. Hampshire.
BY vIRGNIAF. TOWNSEND.

Have you ever sat, reader, when au-
tumn evenings were growing cool and
long, by some glowing birch wood-ire in
an old farm kitchen, among the noun
tains of New Hampshire (? Those grand
old druidical mountains, about which the
summer streams hang their silver neck
laces. and over which the winter storms
weave their garments of snow Then,
while the fire-hames dashed their yellow
light over the great brown rafters, and
with every break of the wind, the with
cred leaves ratified against the panes,
have you listened to the story of some
old settler" whose memory reached
hack to the time when the bear and the
Wolf came down to the fields and some
anes Of an autumn morning the little
Children would go softly through the
ua5,to school, almost expecting to see
sar Of wild giaring eyes among the
gslss and whispering how they had
hard, the night before, Of some neigh
b5ts sheep-cote which had been broken
ato. and the blood-draggled grass had
tollthe story next day.
Well, listening to justsuch tales, in the
autumn evenings, we dreamed among
those gray old mountains, the story We
ere about to tell you.
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GA knagisb attorney asked very
worthy gentleman what was honesty
= What Is that TO you z" said he; @med-
die with those things that concern you
most"
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q D'Israeli says +" Predominant O.
pinions are generally the opinions Of the
generation that is vanishing"
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APHoRIsa ~ CYgic.--It Is always
easy for man 10 be considerate, when
the consideration is pecuniary one.
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GS In order to live justly, and be re-
spected, we must refrain from doing that
we blame in others.
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Gy Sophistry is Ike window curtain
it pleases as ornament, but its use is to
keep out the light.
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q It's easier to reprovea thousand
sins in others than TO mortify one in our
selves.
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e Should trowsers got on credit be
considered 81 breeches Of trust.
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q Never carry sword in your
tongue, to wound the reputation Of an
other.
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O. Never do that in prosperity where
of you may repent in adversely.
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e It won't do for man to bump his
head against an iron post, even with a
brick in his hat, unless he conscientiously
believes that his head is the hardest.
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Cg The trials of life are tests which
ascertain how much gold there is in Us.
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GT Most men employ their first years
so as to make their last mierable.
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e There are reproaches which give
praise, and praise which reproaches.
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GF Brave actions are the substance
of life, and good sayings the ornament
of it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-09

I,AN s--po.ic, z. Esda, & Dsuit-1hs WAS 40 90
or 10 recover $1,000 With interest rom SspssmesS,
1850 bcibs amount pad ~ the phinhn 70 eee"asss
for an tacrcsi IN a p.leo, tor Improvement, In ale
ch,nery me money paid before the issue Of tse
p.isr and psutr claims tnai ihe raen, which proved
tlc never esued but that the one $50
,e9ucptIy .sutd ws essentially dncront. Evdcror %
~. poJci gss given BY both sides Tha defendant IKE
wtse claim that the plalntd had rccpiet tne ynenf
Nr Evans defends the suit Mr. pcfgo dd not ~ crd W
the eomyisnt The Court charged that tue auHSna vas
not much whether TIE inyeniop was vslw 90 cr sec
rc.sfsi po, That aacs,ea might sr'sI tAee vss
any allegation % trauu bni ihs, vss ncf Get up. fhs
sole question n, ii nndge 60 thc thsns ihstsnVsY W
.htb he pni tlec~, fsrtr ~ ieP aisri
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The Needs or California.

TO THk EDITOR OF THA HERALD
Your statement, this morring. thss CslI'crnis dpss
the gold for our huge railroad mosopoes y not less
,h.u hat sbc does tHecy TO hs prejudice Of her o~n
Interests California IN van, OF population, - us 90
too Of .oms Of her ciizsns herein organizing os-s
rFiee N look After snsts,ior -sss,aes; but vhishs-
lands tied UP by dputes Of itic, or rthhec rom
market by speculstofs who owo them nearly, an " IN
grants che 4 Furnishing the sDe~s OF war or Dr.
rofsta enterprises. mea With gJvernuent fsnts Of
latd avansi whcn n the ttgtc OF wcetrn sotcreut,
ccmpttcd on her part ~ inpOsspc, - iar from TIE
centres OF oseEgrowth, tefrS OF tho advan
tsgr OF associated capital tuyai anHncnt,ton
o roFv.,ion II dtiessa by aaise sseSu tna Que hand
in thc iohospabls sayrsrs % estern u,ou1ains, do
terts ,nd predatory rb> ana ,on the other by tue .e
Hsh srasppg policy ef her e0xs nsnot oue n tveny ol
whom ever desizn 20 tc,te % sosnds BY The NAV
tobo heh pricss which bsiosg TO limited All exclusive
tefese ircsiy thips, sr. Stfor this last snfgesvos
of yourr, tba, GiForBia svn the wars q our Nessru
rsllro,i oropoies, NJ tse time shs prcsames tc
omptte for enzrntcn wM the land interest they Goa
troll and TIE lrdrcemesw they hold ont should cans'
these citizens who proess be concerned or her n,nr
welfare 70 pause and rehg u CAUTION.
NEW YoRx, Jan. O, 1876
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BrOokIyn cs1y News.

YcSxaAr oy A PRFMAs---h funeral of 5sz1uei Tsi-
hiE q mber Of Rook s,t ladder Compes'y No L.
tooJ psre yesterday afternoon from Sands street kehs
dsi sSurUh. The services conducted by the Hsy
Mr. 9iisy The deceased Il vill be rocollecteI.s vas
killed a.. The ere IN Poplar stre Tuesday morning.
by fallsg from q house adjoi1ipg tho burning bvtd
ing, upon which he sent 70 ont away the gsttsr.
The cour3cny 30 which he was a.Ichsd turned ousn
all wearirs tho rsua' badge o. mo~rnBs The Amevcnn
Tag on the city Hall lowered nj half mast and tAe
10 Greenwood, -hsre the BODY Inferred
Sfas --Abo,. IL O'Clock Wednesday night a~s
brke cut in asasle In poknsons sissy the Navy
Yard. The ia1es communi Gated tt-sa adjoining tens
men,, occupied ,y Mrs. wInslow rae other families
Both structures destroyed and sf;osoog hoase
occursed by sr Dmon, was oorssderaby damaged.
Total iDss about ESQ
MAN FROZEN tn DrAra-rhe body OF o man knows ~
Mchae. Farrell found dead In shed IN Thurssoa's
cost yars Atin street yesterday ornins Hsyag
home GO to- ,sd being refused aiassson to seyerA
places he applied ~ for lodging he bad other recorss
but &C turn N under any place OF shetSr Ne could nnd
he about forty ears of sge Corossr Reddng hass
inquest and ndict In accordancs with tho fAss
vas rendered
KINGS CousrY Ca-Rr oF GrysxAL s7s,,oNs-Befors
Judge Morris, Justioes Emmons and 3Choo,maker.-n
this cour, yesterday George Miller, oshcrw,'c Edward
Winfield Hnrriton, seaman, Was convstSa o burglary
In scconi desr for opousy entering the promises
Of Dr. Lewie Jfier los 35o and aol sr0o street,
tie night OF the lth ef Ootober last lie found
der a bed in one Of the upper rooms Inc Court ssa.
and three nontss. leuty McFaddeu wss convicted of
burglary N tho second d. gree for hsvtu3 eon ousF 60
tered the house OF m Lecd!e In yerson street 90 We
afternoon of ibe 9h of0oteber last r~o persoas wses
found IN tho horss but only WAS oA,Shi Sentdos
dan, erou, wcsps, was c,nvcted OF sssaun ana bsl-
terry. ~ proved. he bad disputs With Ibos. NssasU
In Atlantic street, Sn The morning OF ths ssb yuy 49,
Sentence fcsnycd
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soing and from brooklyn easy ,rsv'cusy the sosss
rn st long Intervals.
STATE or TIE WEATHER ELsEN HERE.

r>n st long Intervals
STATE or TIE WEATHER ELsEN HERE
Buffalo, j. q D. 1901
The wss.ner here Is clear aad cold The ~ ~momss~
stood this nornrg SIX degrees below zero.
pssenssrs from the wss. say that the railroiA' ss
oessruo,ed By snow In every direction and .hst oi
wans ARE very Irregular n some roads thsy have M
Been able to m, thropsh.
The mails Arc behind hand from aios. every auartA-
PnLADEruA, Jan 8, 1857.
Iae thernomeier at noon at six above zero.
wAssrssroS, Jan. 8, 1851.
The weather 10 cold AMI vtndy, The thsrmcmslsr n
nine O'Clock twelve above, and 3, sevsntcsn s6g,
zero.
MY HArr, Jaa 8. 1851.
The iherNometer hare At seven O'Clock this raorass
marked two degree, above zero, with piercing Wind.
ALaASY, Jan. g. IssS.
The weather has been very severe here TO day res
morning train from New York due here noon, reaaa
cd the city at half psst az NJ.
CsroTssAr, Ian. :, 1857
The Ohio river frozen over and the people
ing 1t on :bs ios
BALTsoas Jan. s, 1857.
Our river In otstrrc,ed By Ice. There Ia loo 10 tSs
Chesapeake far down the Pa.uxcns river isrgy
Eastern schooner 10 ashore The Men OF War shSsl
The Norfolk steamer came Up this morning.
TFRnlHLE sscw STORM IN IOWA.
Tho terrible storm, says ioloa tuy RepGtJicas
which visited this poricn OF the State little than n
week since, visited with redoubet fury Fer. Des Moues
II commenced Mondey, and lasted until Wednesday
Such It's vio euce that persons were css and almost
Of the city 10 another Ne, dared not venture out syse
was the terror Inspired by ma storm
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GREAT BRITAIN.

The var with Persia s not ct present popular The
London rmes, usually The government organ, and the
london Prem the Derby.orsAn. both denounce . Many
Torll.h, End several French papers, think viii
another var betwees Great Britain and Russia Alone
Tn tse 2is, uA Captain Hartstein Iieu,enanss Wells,
Stone, Hunter and psvidson, aud Ds. Nacouu and ous
OF The. Resoiute, wore entertained at the Admiral.
ar rcsxey, United states ccssul and Chevaer Psppshr.
do Vice Consul Of Portsmouth, we're also ruesis with
circle o. naval o:cr. rns oncers were afterwards pre-.
enled " lady Seymour sndfamy. In the afternoon tho
usorts ot lloyds al Portsmouth, delivered tesgnaphs
iaessasc to Captain Hatstem from The 5bIpowners socl
.ly Of Liverpool requesting pcrmlssoa 70 send depuss
gon cm that Society 10 rrcscut an address. reply
was resur,ed that the deputsion would be received
he cev ng tuesday board ,he Resclu,e. os CHRIST.
mas day The American officers xill all dino sh Lady
Tr.nkis.
n saBs sy the Re5oine vas yi,led by oi the on.
coss ubc So ont In tho Arctic searoh her sni other
sbirs Snosg them wore Capt Pulleu, Capt Richards,
.ard Lieut. ~
Ua Taesdty the asa sbanqpe, was slvcu to the Amer
ian teer, " the city Of plymouth, bong tho only pub
~, dinner they could attend.
mo r,n 90 the National Bank Of Ireland had sub.ded
Baron ocheAu had been arrested s liverpool for bsv
sps come ~ passenger In the steamer Persia without
paying h's passage.
There was decided difference OF opinion on the Liver
,ool uhsesc respecting the amount Of the cotton crop
buyers ,aa The crop WAS large while holders maintained
ocstssry opinion Mr. siewar,'s olrcur, estimating the
crop 200 600 bacs posted, on the arrival Of the
Persia In the Exchange, but speedily disappeared and
wss supposed 10 have been absrsctcd by . holder.
nwss reported ON Change that tho government is
ssmIng s the supbosts Tor active servceproosby fcr
shetas
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PoRTuGuisE LEGATION IN TIE UNITED s9ArRs OF
AMfRICA.
The Minister Henipcsctvssy ct hcf so-' Es1hth Ma
y has beeu directed convey the ihauSs OF nor Ma
ts'ys government io each and every individual, Pcru
guc,c and icreners in the tinted Saics ~sc generously
and With pure rh!anthropy ccutrbuied FOR The lrcs
OF he most needy o. The .udcrins iuhabz Of the Cape
dc Vera fands, IN June last The said government hal
sfeady pubhhcd. In the Lybou cDciA paper. an extract
from the ccmruncssiou OF TIE Consulate General o'
Portugal upor the subicct--the charitable std ef0ent
aid of the Now York Corn ENcbsngs-togetber with q
list Of Subscribers and their relative contributions and
scceunt OF TIE piovs'cns grsiusocsly forwarded TO
those ISLANDERS
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PERSIA.

1he news 10 fh rom aenniS.
Advices from ConsariinopIs, OF the 18th ul., says
shss Fsreas Khanie Persian Minister. continues his ne
sc,aslom with Lord srsnord dc rsedclIns 10 adjust tue
srhousy. Ferouk is about TO proceed 10 rAris.
Persia continues her warlisc preparations.
rns T-a Paris correspondent states that ,hs Russian
svmy smopsts to forty thousand men complete, on the
shores oriee Caspian sea- and stll In csntoumenis
The Runn General had, however, sent three superior
officers TIE nearest provinces Of Persia 70 examine
c the towns snd forts, and 10 take plans OF
The routes By which = passase nigh, be made Tor m
cncmv.
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Hfyoic woMAy. A correspondent furnishes
US se in regard 10 the noble conduct OF woman tnst
deserves honorable ien,or The clipper shp Neptune
Car, Captain jacob stten sailed from New York tor gan
fTsnsfoo about The asth Of July last. The capsn on
the passage, wrs .scked with brain fever and suose
qutr bhndntsa Tie chief mate having been deposed
from duty prevt us 10 the captains iness and the Sc
cont male bet az Incompetent TO tns 'ne
cAptsnp WIZ, Who hsppesed providenuay 70 os ON
sono Ma he bad bctn taught navssnon oy nef nus nv
bard, took charge d the ship and brosghi safely into
Fort -Bv ton rdnrcyirt I'm q
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
BOARD OF TRADE NOTICE.
The Gazette announces that the prohibition 10 export
rye barley oats oatmeal and potatoes from Poland had
been removed.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.
The transfer books for consos still remain closed The
closing sales for account Tuesday the 23d were at
e3X 98zk, with q firm but good market. The French
funds closed Tuesday at cox for the Three per Cents
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The by the Persia a previously reported, stlmu
lated market for cotton the sales Of Saturday the Goth
amounting to rs COO bales at advance Of I'd per
pound. On Monday the active demand continued, the
business footing up 20 coo bales, at still further advance
OF "a. On Tuesday the extreme prices maintained
TIE market closing nrm though less animated The sales
OF the day were ten thousand bales After "Wednesday
little business would be done during the remainder
Of the week. account Of the Christmas holidays or the
above coo bales speculators took oco osies and
exporters 1000 bales. Middng Orleans Is quoted at
I 3 led. and Middlipg Mobile and Upands ll6d.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence K Co report generally
steady market for breadstu0s. For mddlng qualities Of
wheat there had been improved demand at an ad-
vance Of "a. ser bushei. Flour quiet and prices un
changed Corn In better request and quotations 3D. per
quarter higher. There had been considerable
arrival Of bresdstuns, bu. owing to the pro
vRenCe oil low udee IN ho Mofeoy snlps eouil MOI DC
docksd until the following week. White wheat is quoted
at o. o. 3D.; red, So q 9s.; Western canal four sos.
Cd 32s.: Baltimore and Philadelphia Sis. 32s 3D.
Ohio 84s. 35s. Yellow and mixed corn S3s. 33s 3D.
white, 94s . 34s Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Measrs. Richardson, Spence Co. quote beef very
dull ami holders pressing the market. Nothing
dong in pork. Bacon dull and quotations nom
nal. Lard In retail demand at sos. s2s., and
tending downward. Taow-Conaicting reports are
given Messrs Hgland, Athya 20. quote nrm,
while Richardson, Spence Co. call II 2s. lower.
Butchers Association sels at 6ss sss Ga Clover seed
dull.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Newspaper reports say small sales OF common rosn
were made at a.. 81. As. I'd Spirits OF turpcntne sell
| Ing as ass. Sugar IL. lowcr.
LONDON IRON MARKET.
The newspapers quote ssles Of Scotch pig iron do
nversble on tho Clyde at 72s. T2s. Cd
MANCHEsTRR MARKETS.
better feeling prevailed tn the Manchester markets,
and prices hrmly miintalned.
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