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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

A RTICLES FOR THE CURE AND
L PREVENTION or COUGHS, COLDS, AND
ry Pastoral, Wistsr's Rslssm Of Wild Cherry syrup
Of Liverworf, James Expectorant, Lualre's Com
pound Syrup OF Wild Cherry; and other popular re-
NEEDLES, Fresh supplies Of the above popular articles
Just received BY +. JOHNSTON BRO,
no % Drugristz
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS--T
" DOTS STOCK or GENTEEL CLOTHING AT
OUR STORE, ITO MAIN srREET.-We have by far
too large stock Of Clothing ana Gents Furnishing
Goods, and call attention to the assortment snume-
rated below:
s2j 0yer-COats and Raglans
90 Cashmere Business Goats
80 Cloth Dress FrOck do.
30 Youths do.
1000 Vests. yariUns ct las
1900 pairs Cassinere Pants
80 dozen Gents Shirts
20 do. Merino and Lambs Wool Shirts
Boys Jackets, Pants and Vests.
All Of the above goods made up In the latest
style, and We are selling them cheap, for cash
GROSHUNG, TuPMAN 4 co.
is 10 Main strs.t
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TaK wocpxAS CAsE.-0mdner Furnssa. the first
villain" Of the late woodinan drama In New York.
has published a card In his defence. He says Mr..
woodman paid very little attention to his wife,
who was fond OF admiration, and thus aliepated
her affection. With regard to himself, he denies
ever having maltrested Mrs, woodman, and afirms
ell the relations between them TO have been Of the
most " honorable" character. He says that on
one occasion he promised to marry Mrs. W., IL she
was divorced from her husband, and asserts that
the affidavit published as hers was q forgery. He
promises that the case shall have judicial invssti
cation, and all the facts be brought out. He also
denies that Mr. Woodman ever fired at him in the
New York Hotel, or anywhere else.
In speaking of his intercourse with the Wood
mans" ne remarks:
"That II Was characterized by much that was
imprudent. is only 10 confess what Il ebvtous to
every one; bat IL must bs equally apparent that
was allowed by Mr.. ". to believe that my attitude
was not misunderstood by him. He was A man OF
business thought OF nothing eIse-cared for no
| thing else. His wife gay. young. and fond OF
society. All the day and half the night he spent in
| the store. without children she was lonesome In
| her drawing room. and ne encouraged me to sup
pose, "a l always believed. that it was entirely
agreeable to bin that should pass great deal OF
my time in the society Of his wife-thus enabling
him to devote himself entirely to his affairs and
vet spare his wife the enn,st of cherries home.
This H. no doubt, all very wreng and no far ss 1t
| IL so. am willing TO bear without murmur the
! censure Of tho world. And this IL the extent OF
! my offence down to the C.nopeRent at the New
! York Hotel.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.-Theun I'M
~ dersigned begs leave TO inform his friends and
the public that he IL prepared to R Kinds "
Ornamental SIGN and FANCY PAINTING OF eve
ry description, also, Graining Ind darbling Gliding
and Scene Painting, ~ the shortest notice. All hs
asks is trial All orders left At ChRs yers
Cigar Store, No. Fl East Main St. promptly attended
90.
no 2t--3t~ j. OSCAR QOODE
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AID TELEGRAPH WIRE.-9OOO lhs.

~ old Telegraph Wire, suitable for. and extensive
ly used by farmers and others Tor fencing purposes
may be bad by Application 10 J. W Beyeriigp, Esq
Brooke Avenue near BAG sn Quarter Branch, in this
city. Price three dollars per hundred pounds.
nO2.-dlM j. II. DIV ELI. Snnt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

WANTED--A good CAKE BAKER
For such an one, will give good price. None
need apply exceptA MOL. A. ANT0NI,
70 st. Nicholas Saloon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

| SALE OF LAyp-Col. Robert Gillespie has sold his
farm in the Cove, In Tazewell county, ta contain
! ing a64 acres, to Vim. NJ Gillespie, for $l6,4Qo
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

POSTSCRIPT Since the above was written, we
have received Captain PsEENAss card, fixing the
removal for "Wednesday, and inviting the citizens
" give their aid the occasion. OF course there
will be unanimous response from the People
See the card
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

WANTED, BOA X D.-The subscriber
w wishes to obtain Board for a family of three,
either in private family, small boarding hou,e
somewhere between 9th and 18th stro~ts He will
furnish his room, lights and fuel, ii desired. Ad-
dress "P d." stating terms and location, at the Dis
patch office. no cn-3t*
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pICH VELVET CARPETS.-We have
~ few sets Of rich Velvet Carpetings. which will
be closed ~ less than the cost Of ifupsE tation-
Also..D pieces Tapestry Brussels Carpets, which
We are closing out at prizes much less than such
goods have ever been sold in thls market.
200 yds. Three-ply and Ingram Carpets, being the
balance on hand, will be elosed, with Rugs Drng.
gets. &c, at cost, for cash.
CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP,
nols Casa store ~ Main 81
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mn HALF BARRELS FAMILY ROE

BURNING FLUID, Of extra quality, far
- superior to the ordinary article. 30 generally
sold. Il gives brilliant light, and don't smoke
For sale by +. j. PICOT,
no43 DruKsist.
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atuiem Of tbs Hlarkets for Qast GJlreh.
Crescent orrrcE, No. 70 Can,

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street, !
Saturday Morning, March Ii, 1851.
bu general market has presented very animated
pearance during the week. the having been una
yoahe for business good portion time supplies
of Western Produce moderate and held very prices gene
rally Cotton has been quite dull in most instances lower
rates have been accepted In Tobacco Sugar Moasse oay
moderate business has been done Flour Corn have
with fair demand and the have improved Pork and
Lard have brought better prices Freghs have been dull
without much alteration in prices
The Pesa's which appeared our columns on
Saturday morning. brought Liverpool to the 9Th
u They reported sales of O. 900 bales for the week
prices the early part having advanced Id but fell toward
the close closing quiet Fair Orleans quoted SID
and Mddling Orleans l36i The stock AZ Liver
pool stated $4,000 bales including 10000 American
Yesterday morning published the Americas advces, QUE
week later which reported further decline Of 6d with
Of 40p bales during the week The stock hand had in
creased 10 $50 0)J bales of which pa 900 American.
COTTON. The Persia agices with unavorable weather.
brought the market pretty much stand Saturday, and
barely loo bales sold during the day On Monday but
few bnyers forward and the market still quiet
Tuesday and Wednesday the sales OF the three days
70 barely $500 bales mostly prices showing decline of about
az h. though generally very irregular On Thursday the
weather falls and with the Kangaroos adyice -four days
he reporting Hrer market Liverpool purchasers
found TOT about LOO bales, without further change in
rates. Yesterday the Americas hand and
check the Demand and the business fell q abopi
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LIE DRED SCOTT CAsE--The opinion of the Su.
preme Court at Washington, in the case Of Scott rs
Sanford was delivered by the Chief Justice on the 9TH
inst. # WAS full and elabosate statement of the
views OF the court. They have thus decided the fol-
lowing all-important points
4; Negroes. whether slaves Or free-that is men
States BY the Constitution.
y Ishe ordinance OF 1857 had no independent con
stitutlonal form legal effect Subsequently Ia the
adoption Of the constitution and could not operate Of
Itself to confer freedom or citizenship within the
NortnWess territory on negroes not citizens by the
9. The provision of the act of 1870. commonly
called the Missouri Compromise in SO far as it under
took to exclude negro slavery from, and commune
Gates freedom and citizenship TO- negroes in the north
err part 81 the Louisiana cession was Legislative act
no legal effect to that end.
An deciding these main points, the Supreme Court
determined the following incidental points:
IL The expression territory and other property 81
tosuch territory the Union possessed al the time
OF the adoption of the Constitution, - -
z. me rights of citizens Of the United States.
ENGRAVING into federal territory and the power Of
Inc iedera government there depend on the general
provisions OF the Constitution which defines IN FRAT
as in all other respects, the powers of Congress.
.. As Congress does not possess power itself To
make enactments relative to the persons mr.
Of citizens of the United States in federal territory
other than such as the Constitution oonters SO II cam
NOT delegate any such power to ter
ritoral government organized by it under the Const
tuition.
d. The legal condition Of slave In the State nj
Missouri IS not affected by the temporary soourn o
such slave in any other State but on his return hi
condition still depends on the laws Of Missouri.
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From. Texas.

The steamship Daniel Webster, from Indianola pia
Galveston arrived last evening with papers from the
latter place to the 10th. Her manifest and memo
randa will be found in another column. The Calves
ton News, Of the 10th, says:
The track on the G. H. and r. Railroad is now
completed between seven and eight miles, and the
work ID going on swimmingly. A bet has been made
by party Interested that the entire track Will be laid
by the stof May and he says be will be glad to take
another be Of the same kind to the amount of $1,000
sT1N HIM ~ the same date, has the following
IA lstter from Palestine, March 3d. to a house in
this the river is rising rapidly at Magnolia,
the Fork is very full, and there is every ndica
ton Of good navigation for some time to come.
Capt Marcy, U.s. A., the explorer for Northern
Texas vas passenger on the Louisiana yesterday.
a letter from large sugar planter Of Brazoria
county dated the 9Th inst says think the sugar
planters prospects for a crop in 1857 were never
more aattering, have more cane up at this time
thAn had last year, the LIST Of May We have fine
cane Peach trees have been in blossom for
t40 weeks Rose bushes are in full bloom. The
Wild flowers Of the prairie have showed their heads
above the ground. The merry songs Of the birds
also remind us that the spring season has returned.
Never did everything around conspire to give the
pan.er such bright promises Of rich hayest in the
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Asn Nrisars 5tlgntu dflarhil
oarsorsr orr,cr, u. . 81

| - sCREsCESf OFflCE, NO. ~ lamp htreet, I
Friday Evening, March Ii 1851
The European mails by tha stsane Atlantic and Persis
brought very favorable accounts Of sales Of Cotton shipped
hence November and neebea Gress profits have been
realized high ten dollars per bale on an average
This however, the result of good judgment in purchasing and
equally sound discretion the other side in selling proper
We placed beoeour readers In this morning issue
advices u the 18th ul brought tho America There was
nothing conrmaory Kangaroos accounts received yes
erday tits not expect there may have been
difficulties with some houses connected with the grain trade of
Sea-hsy may have been Greeks or they may have
Turks but Is stretching the question to con-
slider that the general Cotton trade Of New Orleans is involved
in the result Of their transactions.
The general money to-day was in good position with
free supply Of money offering at per cent for long dated cot
ton factors We learn Of broker selling
Of long date and purchasing the rate Of per cent
and other parties negotiating in various to the of
500 oo which the operations Of the day foot up very
we'll The offerings in Banks falling off though all paper
offered not fyoraby received So much for tampeng with
the bank currency by the Solons Baton Rouge
In the general quotations have change to note in
tabts of quotations, which are as follows:
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RoWN. SHIPLEY & co.


---- a. LIVERPOOL, Feb. %, ISL
Considerable excitement prevailed in Cotton market
Saturday last the arrival of the advce Persia noting
falling of in the receipts at the 20 900 bales changed
hands the spot and 1t animated that almost double that
purchased arrive The advances obtained
that day sc6I36c per h. On Monday the sales
amounted to $4,000 bales at further Improvement of l6c
Since then however, there has been reaction the daily
sales have only been limited and has been the seller
Brazls firm sra ll6 IL. dearcr Speculation IS a0
$50 American 90 Bah 10 Egyptians and $40 Sura The sales
to-day 5000 bales.
Imports of Cotton into Liverpool for the week the 18th
to the 18th inclusive. February
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sTEA MBo ATS.
REIow-CoMING UP.

Slip Genoa Penneii from New York, to G \ Fosd.ck.
Ship Charlotte. Soule FROM Liverpool January 22d.
Bril- Ship ThorwalsieD, Brown from Liverpool JAu @st
Schr Beijaman Strong -, days FROM BRACES Santiago
Schr Harrison Jones' Cannon, from Tgulpa Bay.
Ship Poc4hontas Carer, from Liverpool 18th January to
Asekeg Sco
Brig Rufus Soule, - from MaianZas 10 j Mrrson,,
Brig NEnea SAaM. tron. GhnengAs, 70 NEeeyy EaEMe!.
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Commercial Intelligence.

Per Atlantcl LIVERPOOL. Feb. II, 1857,
The by the Persia of falling off in the
created speculative demand for Cotton
4d per h. in American The sales Saturday. the l4h
Monday the 10TH reached 4O000 bales with 2000 specula
To-day the market Is again quiet the business being
Mobiles T546l7 l3-l6d. per Id. F.
In Corn market there fair inquiry Wheat the
full prices of last week. and for Indian Corn
@s per quarter Flour dull at the above quotations.
Bts Yours respectfully,
BROWN, SHIPLEY e co.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

T1ND0UBTED TEsTIMONY = ASTONISHING
ps Por A lives us
the following facts which are also well known that Vicinity
their children hands suffering from The horr
band hs Dr. p ems and S a
year to Mr. piskinsonthen Of This town, removed
ss %o sns sw Gs
hundred and Of them large round
Dr. Powell presebes this vermuge constantly in his
tss er all cases where worms suspected and considers
he United I'M iss aR
DOCTOK HUOFLAND's CkLGBkATED GER
A Dr.. 9. MI NJ Jh ptSssssS ~ PHILADELPHIA, Pa
b Of Ks dass and al
diseases arising from disordsred Liver Stomach.
Such
soonstips:
Fulln line Sol, or Blood to the
- Head, Acidy Of the Stomach,
>, Fulness or Weight in The Stomach, Sour
and difficult Breathing, Futering at the Heart Ghoak
% n Dull
rain s s e a an ss Of n m @ yellow
Hs' .5 5S9 fSss 4 IL i Fi' f2 CON-
and gres, Depression
The prophet calling he attention public to this
Its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for which
and un.red article one that has stood the
test OF ten years trial before the American people its
reputation and sale unrivaed by similar preparations ex
tsn The testimony in its favor by the prominent
and well known Physicians and vduais in all parts
country is immense, and careful perlsa of Anauac pub
shed annually by the proprietor gratis
OF his Agents. cannot but satisfy the skeptca this
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. 90 ARCH street. Phil
adelphia, Pa.
TESTIMONY FROM LOUISIANA.
The German Btter superior to all preparations
JACKSON, La, August Is 1854.
Dear SrI feel bound to express qualification for
the incalculabe benefit have derived from of two bot
ties of German Bitters have found you
recommend them to be- and cheetuly recommend them
public safe remedy for the diseases in
tended for and superior to ali other preparations
THE BiFTERs ALL THEY ARE REpREsESTEp To bE
- JACKSON, La, August %, 1854.
Dear Sirl have used your German Btters them
all they represented cheerfuy recommend them
to the public as an excellent medicine.
Respectfully, yours, W F. FAULKNER,
l.. MAYER says:
HARRIsoSsURG, La, May %, 1853.
disposed OF all received from YOU and wish supply
medateiy
On. RAYBoLD QUAIL says:
TRINITY, La, June 30, 1883.
have for the year German Bters by
you practice extensively. 1t shortly be the only
medicine Of the kind that be readily sold here
eys that in less than there will be sold In this
vicinity than in any other part of the country.
Dr.. RABE says: FRASKLIS, La, June "a, 1852.
Your German Bitter have become very popular here
wish a fresh supply Immediately.
E. A. ADAMS co. say:
RICHMOND La, June 2. 1853.
Your Bers give universal satisfaction who have used
them.
should these Bers are entirely vege-
table, thereby possessing advantages prepare
tons recommended for similar diseases.
Sold by Druggists and Sorekeepers in village
.''Oo ''' J. WRIGHT CO.,
aul6 lvdW&A New Orleans.
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A LITTLE AHEAD OF Us.-We thought it was only
in New York that religion is all sham but we read
10 q late English paper that
Many prayer books are now sold in London with
glass inserted in the inner side Of the cover
IN order that ladies' may arrange their hair or admire
themselves while using the book at ehurch!'
That beats our fans--in hot weather Nj. CHURCH
man" Express,
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The London market of the 10th u reported by the Persia
exhibiting signs of tendency being
favorable The Bank Of England has added OF bull
on The minimum of discount by the Bank of England
per cent but outside the rate is rather less The
arrivals Of specie from the West Indies have been large and
further supply of gold COIN amounting S0 has been
ceyed from Ireland The exports have been largef0Oo
steriinga silver has the East Indies
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STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish OF Orleans, City of New Orleans
Be Il remembered that the 18th January 1851 before me-
the subscriber Justice Of the Peace city
aforesaid personally appeared Alexander Brother President
and james Fl, Wheeler Secretary, the Home Mutual
Insurance Company OF New Orleans being duly sworn
cordng law do depose and that the
just and and correct transcript
said Company. A. BROTHER, President,
JAS. H. WHEELER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this 18th January
1857. CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD Second Justice Of
the Peace Of the Parish of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay
in cash the outstanding certificates profits the
holders thereof their legal REPRESENTATIVES on and after
MONDAY, the 9th Of February next
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend of
FORTY @ per cent on the net earned premiums of the Com
for the ending 3st December 1856 for which
tcates will be issued and after 18th next
x6-Ths Company continues insure against the peril
seas rivers and loss anage by fire. the
premium. Office, No. IS Camp street.
ALEXANDER BROTHER, President.
JOHN +. SHAW, VicePreaident.
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In stocks have noted the sales from day
to day. and have to add this evening the of IS
Louisiana at 5s 40 shares l5s 50 shares Commercial
Water Works at So Al shares Gas Light Company $780,
In bonds we have not heard of a sale.
We learn of the sale of State Skies in New
York at STIs, which is advance.
We append our regular weekly quotations of stocks this
evening
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c a TT L Z M A z < E T.

JEFFERSON CITY, March 10.
The during the latter part of the week has been bare
Hogs and Veal Cattle. limited supply Of Good aud Fine
Western offered with moderate stock Sheep The
supply of Inferior and Ordinary Cattle and Mich
ample. Prices closed firm at yesterdays quotations. viz
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

II.
MEMPHIs-steamer Nebraska-44s bales cotton Al hhds to
Seo2ss bales cotton AZ sack. Wright Allen
coSs Koe Gas SGt1
9S bales cotton IL casks bacon Parns b.isS e
Robson Aen6s Watt Noble Ms5es-s Sbss cotton 10
HaPo @ tc % 4, pceT &9 % cot do dc
Gayle sco5 bales cotton McIemore Baybnrn Scos5 do ID
= acKeroy bies cotton hb, I5eco &so
eodn ss sGo bradley Wilson eP bale
Is bales cotton lot hides Hemminew e1
Ga Bown c Way ert MSRsnds do
Cotton George Connoy5 bale, cotton lot hides Freou
Wspd ns Da HGGn ress5 bales cotton
hams Gales cotton to Wa WIZ Stuart tx
ss Wsf sS tp oE Eso e Si Psans
Nngent scol4 bols eggs schneidel2 do " Harnsu-o
@ ,o o5asSo sdo'
TaSns pigs nd, sf o H2 6Gs Do 'GS 10
Robson do Whiting &co-sundres o.deT-Toal 1926
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES David b;.ao,,s ,,,, no., az
10 boxes meat To- Mar oven 10 b yt%Tn wy IVY 'gs hams
Bros IS cs lard Feowe sce2S9 bis p9Gk 25 tc Of
loo hds to5aceo Hgw yorto eo b . asaS VA
f PcS $g1l do sseIaHd-ss obs WHISKY e bb whisky
ST LoU1s-steame c swon1so1 bbs Hour to orjerWf41s
sS5f pef 1 y Ssyon kSGSs o9 oqF 4 Ksq9ed
2o SG o o Ja C56S sSS 5 Gp 1TF J J2SoH
Kngsand Barsow co-ss ics lard TO KEEP Bard Scoio
colo butter Coleman Putnam Sc5-3 pkgs mdss Sc5yiI
a Tsf Hoc Des ' 6sss s Sso0 99 ssPTs
NJ + smith - ~ = '''' DC
It 81 NiGhSIal2 hAas tobacco to W
Ierd James Goan9Iy 6b a6uF hGs to5aeso 10 il
6JJ bbis -four 500 SACKS corn 81 les and Isl ad uchcoe
bs 5r D n2 it' vo 8@GJ 70 meG' R"d &Go
% DO apples coh5 o. BTst c lard 0 woo SeT%n cS
loo b6ls our VOORHEES, Grsgs co5O0 SACKS wheat 10 Grk
Nosty Xe9a 5bs pork Thomas Elder &co25 hhi tobacco
ngnp n fi h 40 Y a Sfoaa%s P4yne Se2o5 half
e?i7 Pkgs mdse scoy Mead-sundrss order-rot $50
hn ,,s.I tooseco,
mng. stewart yco@g 10 l. Nst;au1Ps3 ~ S II - m INN
do Hs9!ePss BaGo-l Do Il Bohna6si8 Do TO
Hopkins fcoS2 do Duncan Logan-27 do + Morgan-i2
DO PGPeMls DO Hs kodd Pat6amg do Tseon2
MoFisona3 do Mailet5l do to + Murrays do to
s ok ae ewai DO 6 ssE % so
boxes btters McDonaId-5 pkgs Canlnlack-2
g easss e%se Fable teo-lo5 6Hs ysitpge Wright leo
pSss 70 p igs n Ss'
10 Noroa ses po~s to Hail. u pa~s to
a!srd summers Ge9S do y pkgs castings hugely Blair
@ \, Gs ~; csI and hsss sr ps
asE d eeS If do
doe DO IS bbls lard John Hurley acoIs psgs
BAYOU bAf S VI Farmer-.o5
bses eSGn to WsEd Saunders hent9i Robson R Asam
snchannon Carroll kr06 Andrews & SeTau-5 bales cotton
Pitcher Goodrich co-i2 Frellson Stevenson &coa9 bales Of
cotton Campbell Strong-29 Phillips &co-2 bales
Thornhll lcol6 Cleveland Eco
cntton 5rnrt Foley 4 Avery4 HOPKINS Sco-3 bales of
cotton Iitmingway Fredander kco-s George ConneIv-}
Harris IeyH Cnkny 4 Hawkin-o VIM I,xtry Sco-s SKIS
potatoes Lusk aco2 plows I.ockel bale Phil
trs &co1 bas hides trcpmsr Meysr-l do p hide1 to
bales cotton
,cpTI II e..,.,.u ,,.,.. NJ, r,, l
IN M 70 ohes o'Ato'rss ~ !. II arshai'
sn soo G0's baden water "AtsrmHn5 do TO symes co
'Ia'uA1' ~ ot0et'
RAILRoA
WIN onr , l,,--,,, 49,. =
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The Exchange market has been rather to-day
Banks were selling checks the counter premium.
Outside the rates ranged from h premium par Five days
sight Is discount thirty days sight Kos discount sixty days
sight from pal25 discount The sixty
days at X discount. Sterling T1S3S for
good to AL clear bills and bills of ladng spnners
orders at 1914 Francs rather quiet but drawers
firm at 3A with favorite signatures being held
at 5.22k.
The following the comparative the two past