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The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

- During the discussion of the Su-
preme Courts decision about the State
debt, in the Senate, some very sensible
remarks were made by Mr.. Chase, OF
this county. In reply to him, Mr.. Shaw
attempted to get off some sarcasm, but
the keenness of his wit was about equal
to the clearness of his Attachment Bill.
While he was speaking, Mr.. Chase re-
marked that the decision referred to the
past Indebtedness, and not the present
or future expenditures, when Mr.. Shaw
asked with an air of triumph
"Now, sir, if we have right to ap-
propriate money for the present exp enses
of the government - what do we do p
Do we not increase the indebtedn ess OF
the State ?"
Now if there is any logical col nnec-
ton between the ideas here expressed
we venture to say that nobody, xcept
the Senator himself, can see it. Sup
pose that A owes B thousand dollars
and at the same time he buys a house
| from G for hundred dollars and pays
him for it-does he thereby increa se his
| Indebtedness If the State reduees its
expenditures to the amount of its income
and acknowledges no claims kept
those which the revenue will meet, will
there be any increase of the State debt
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

SINGING ScHooL.-The first term of
Mr.. Holbrook's singing school termina
ted on Tuesday evening last. On next
Tuesday evening, the lovers of mu-
sic will meet at the NJ. E. church, at
which time arrangements will be made
for new term. The late class have
made considerable progress, and under
the able instruction of Mr.. Holhrook
we have good reason to believe, will
soon exhibit as great musical accom-
plishments as can be found in any com
munity.
Mr.. Holbrook also proposes to give
private lessons in vocal music two !. -
in the week. for which apply to him.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

- The Queens reply to Capt. Hart
STEMS speech is likely to take rank
among the laconics of all time. The
honest captain spoke like man liz be-
half of his country; and the Queen an
swered and said unto him, "I thank you,
Sir" The English papers say her feel
ings were too big for utterance.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

lower OF BABEL.-The Boston A.
las denies the late report about the
French Consul discovering the ruins of
the tower of Babel, and says that what
he pretends to have found, has been
known to travellers for years.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

~ If we have city, would call the
attention of the city authorities to a
very dangerous looking hole at the side
OF the cistern directly in front of our Of
flce. Being directly in the centre Of
the street, it is dangerous for teamsters,
besides it don't look well.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

The WEATHER.-A day or two of
glorious sunshine has begun to redeem
our Town from stygian mud. In few
days more, there will be a show for shi-
ny boots. The roads outside are still
bad, but improving.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

NEW KIND OF FooD.-A society was
formed some time ago in Paris for the
purpose of cultivating the eating of
horse flesh. Having succeeded to a
considerable extent, another society has
been formed for the purpose of eating
asses flesh. In some countries, this
latter would be cannibalism.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

ANOTHER RICHMoND-A new can
didate for vegetable honors made his de-
but on the Marysville stage last Satur-
day evening, in a play written by him
self. The reception of McDermott was
repeated with variations.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

WELCOME BACK. - We notice in the
list of arrivals on the steamer, the name
of A. w. Potter, our old fellow towns.
man. We hope to see him soon at Ne.
vada.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

" A very interesting religious re-
vival has lately been going on at Dow
Neville. 1t seems that the editor of
the Citizen is seriously affected.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

- Several valuable quartz leads
have been struck about one mile from
this place. WeSunderstand that the
prospect of one Of these leads equals the
first prospect of the. Allison Ranch.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

Reform Why don't the ladies Of
Nevada adopt the calico system We
have no particular interest in the matter
only we have a fancy for cal;a
and like to look upon angels ealioo.
robed.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

% On steamer stood dreamer,
smoking with an air serene. gentl mu-
sing and perusing records of distant
scene. To the diggins, murmured Wig
gins, I'll be off next week, 1 swear !;
there by thunder IN go under, or
return millionaire
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

SUSPENSION BRIDGE-The Main street
folks have at last got ahead of the ele-
ments. They havespanned Deer creek
with suspension bridge = beautiful
piece of architecture. 1t didn't cost
over half-a-million, norris it quite so large
as the one at Wheeling g-but it is a sus.
pension bridge-sure
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

FILEs.-We are indebted to J. w
Sullivan of the S. f. News Depot, for a
large bundle of Atlantic and European
Daners
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

% The Board of Supervisors of this
county have contributed $500 for the
rebuilding of the Main and Broad street
bridges.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

GEN. CAss.-The old school of poll
ticians - those of them who are still
alive = appear to be fastly going out
of power. Gen. Cass, for many years,
has had the state of Michigan at his
command, but now, alas he has not a
body guard left in all his state. At the
late election for U. S. Senator, Cass on
ly got taco votes.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

y The NeU York Ne'cs suggests a
doubt whether the British Government
should be permitted to establish a penal
settlement at Vancouver's Island.
Australia is quite near enough for our
comfort.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

The OLD RAsCAL.-Santa Anna has
proposed to the Queens Government, to
establish monarchy in Mexico. by the
aid of Spain, and to place a Spanish
Prince upon the throne.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

~ j. E. Hamlin and G.. W. Welcb
have both laid us under obligations for
Atlantic papers and other favors.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

~ Plenty of water Deer Creek
is running full. Miners about Waloupa
are doing well.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

20 we understand that the friends
of Rev. 0. B. STONE, design to make
him a donation visit next Wednesday
evening, 18th inst, at his residence.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

~ John L. Crenshaw has been an
pointed post master for Nevada, vice
VIM. ii. Endecott, resigned.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06
SUMMARY OF ATLANTIC NEWS.

importance has been transacted since the
departure of the last steamer. By res
olution. the Secretary of War has been
called upon to furnish all the cores
pondcnce upon the subject of the San
Francisco Vigilance Committee. The
Indian Appropriation Bill was passed,
by which 100000 are appropriated to
the pacifcation of the Indians of Oregon
and Washington.
A bill was passed providing for the
admission of Oregon and Minnesota as
States.
On the 2Sth both Houses were occu-
pied with the customary eulogies and
resolutions, on the occasion of the death
of Hon. Preston S. Brooks. The speech
of Mr.. Savage, of Tennessee, defending
the late assault upon Senator Sumner,
is denounced by the northern press, as
out of taste and uncalled for.
ARREST OF VIGlLANTE. = Myers
F. Truett, of the Vigilance Committee,
was arrested on board the steamship
Illinois just before her departure from
New York. The arrest was at the in
stance of Rube Maloney, the black-leg
and notorious ballot-box suffer.
New SENAToRs.-Preston King, IRE
publican) is elected to the U. S. Senate
from New York. From Indiana, Jesse
d. Bright, DEM for the long term, and
Graham L. Fitch (Dem.) to fill vacan-
cy. The Republicans of Indiana de-
nounce the election as illegal. From
Wisconsin,, James r. Doolittle (Rep.) is
! elected.
Mr.. BucnANAN.-T'he President elect
is lionising in Washington.
Mr.. CRAWFORD. - This eminent and
renowned American sculptor is suffering
at Rome from malignant cancer, which
it is feared will terminate his life.
DEATH OF Mrs WRIT. = The widow
of William Writ, died lately at Annapo-
lis, at an advanced age
DR.. KANE is still at Havana. His
health is improving slowly.
MuRDER-A terrible murderw was com
mitted in New York, on the 31st Jan.
The murdered man, DR.. Harvey Bur-
dell, dentist of standing and wealth,
was found in his bed room, strangled
and stabbed. Suspicion rests upon Mrs
Cunningham, who claims to have been
the wife Of the deceased, and Mr.. John
j. Eckel, boarder in the house.
RATHER CHILLY. January 23d and
oath are said to have been the coolest
days ever known in New England In a
number of places mentioned by the
Boston journal, the thermometer ranged
from 10 to "A degrees below zero.
FOREIGN ITEMS. = Lord Napier has
been appointed British Minister to Wash
ington.
1t is said that the choice of Vancouv-
er's Island, and the lands of the Hudson
Bay Company, for penal settlement
is seriously contemplated in England.
Humbug Barnum is dangerously iii in
London.
The Arch Bishop of Paris has been
assassinated by discharged priest.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

~ A grand ball was given at Colum-
bia, Wednesday, in honor of the inaugu-
ration of Mr.. Buchanan.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

Is 1T A MONARCHY At seems that
the Mississippi Legislature have been
fooling with the State Constitution late
ly, and have rather knocked the thing
into pi. They have fixed one end Of
the terms of the State officers well
enough, but they haven't made any
other end. McRae, the lately elected
executive, under the new regime, very
coolly informs them that he is their Gov
ernor for life. Rather nice berth for
the Governor, but rather bad fix for
the people. 1fit is true, Mississippi
Legislators must be precious set OF
blunderheads.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

u The Juniata Company, at Min
nesota, found a quartz boulder weighing
162 pounds, and valued at $4,000.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

EYA A gentleman just down from Chips
Flat Informs us that the American Co.,
at that place, took out one-hundred and
sirteen ounces in three days washing.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

Ia At the late senatorial election in
San Francisco, the republicans had a
candidate in the field. He got AIT
votes.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

% Rev. Mr., Stone breaches at the
Court House, Sunday afternoon, at 8
o'clock.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

u There will be Universalist SER
vice in the Court House, on Sunday
next, at o'clock.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

A PRINCESS. = The New Orleans
Delta starts the rumor that Prince
John Van Buren, is about to wed
western hciress, with two hundred
and ten negroes.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

ER What is the matter with the 81
ezra CtiSena The last number fairly
corruscates.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

Why is that same pretty young
woman like corn in time of plenty p
Because its no great matter about the
waste.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

CoN.-Why is pretty young woman
like corn In time of scarcity? Be
cause she ought to be husbanded.-Bost.
Journal.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

BALL AT THE NATIoNAL.-The ball
at the National Exchange ON Tuesday
night was one of the most brilliant that
ever came off in California. 1t was at
tended by over ninety ladies, includ-
ing much of the youth, the beauty and
elegance Of the female population of a
region that cannot be excelled in this
particular. 1t was a rich treat for the
lovers of the dance. The weather, as
if providentially designed to favor the
occasion, was the most lovely of the
season, and all combined to invite the
lovers pleasure to join the merry throng
Two large halls, beautifully and taste
fully furnished and decorated, were
occupied, both of which were scarcely
sufficient to accommodate the great
number of guests. The bill of fare for
supper was one of the most inviting ev-
er set before an appreciating assembly,
there being nothing wanting to make it
complete.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06
The Senate VS.. the Supreme Court.

About the weakest ebullition of child
ish petulance that we have ever noticed
among grown up men, was exhibited in
the Senate chamber on Feb. the 26th,
in discussion Of the supreme courts
decision relative to the state debt
That high tribunal, exercising its lcgit.
innate and undoubted powers, had de-
cided that all of the state debt exceed
ing $500, 900, was unconstitutional and
void. This decision just and proper
and inerita6le as it was-of course
placed the financial affairs of the state
in critical position, which called fo,
wisdom and ability ON the part of oul
Legislators. A large portion of these
honorable senators, however, headed by
Shaw of San Francisco, instead Of
showing that they were men possessing
resources enough to meet crisis, gave
way to weak peevishness, which
would disgrace pack of school boys
or sickly old ladies. They got off lot
of miserable stuff about the "supreme
court usurping all the powers of the gov.
ernment," and "three men being more
powerful than the numerous legisla.
ture," and the court having no "com-
mon sense" and talked about setting
aside the decision; and finally they con.
cluded that the best thing they can dc
is to go home and tell their constituents
that the government is "bust up" II
is to be hoped that this class of men will
hereafter be allowed to remain among
their constituents forever. Is it intend
ed that legislator is to draw his pay
for merely strutting about the streets Of
Sacramento, or rising to a "question Of
privilege in the capitol = and that il
is his right to get sulky and go home
whenever he is called upon to do some
thing?
The most ignorant man in the state
knows that under our system of govern.
ment it is the province of the supreme
court to determine the constitutionality
of laws. Had these silly and vulgar
carpings at our highest judicial tribunal
emanated from gentlemen not engaged
in legal pursuits, and who sometimes
without due consideration, adopt the
slang phrases with which courts of jus.
tice are often assailed, they would be in
a measure excusable; but coming as
they do from men who claim to be edu-
Gated and professional lawyers, they are
without any defense or palliation. We
advise these men to have their names
at once stricken from the roll of attor.
neys, and dissolve all connection with
profession which is not congenial tc
their natures, end which they have SC
hagrantly dissraced.
The Nevada journal., 1857-03-06

The Archbishop of Paris has been
assassinated by a discharged priest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-23
knlcs Of RepI E.sl ate.

fnal sales Of real nsd. day ~ons.log OF
of improved properly % wl-h
slnn,ed Yekve and AL sold Ger sn i.s renatls
win tfy investment taking into account iDsur
and repairs The present hgh yslu ais,r plei
Improved properly out OF Al propouon - ne pet ia ONE
be made 70 YIELD Tor pftsnce house and To- s1d In
6ougsl street fr $1,000 This price shcud cap,e e
property for VI 10 cent? which sfer &c
duung per crt for tavss 4c would only lcavr per cent
nothing of the risk Of bad uos tc Hu wni tenant
besides a woal ny give fl,2O per Year
in kscdouffl srect Again we esa,o go boz vacant
lot IN yorkyire k worth o. as b-aspe u happens D.
bo what 10 be the fnh avenue, and future
msfis which may amour. 10 frsn " 90 % s2oJJ
q How the real ssisie eas5let 20
cary much Of a, such enormous prices u dasut n
except that IL easily oba 1ed TIA
sty.hng lIse tnoud rsvuson occur, The whole bubble
IouS ana ot ~ sscsouri street g By 100 fee si2fo
lE Fourteenth suee', ~ by tal' q. ..... H. sn
ouf lo Eubly slth vt near sllh Az IS b. lOl O. l45
Five lots ON bissJ tih ~, near Fourth svi csnBby -
pa. e.es Is b. 10 sst iosstsr ieoo
p,hiy s.rssn rIest eseh Is by 100 iee ,os c.ss a7s
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ADVERTISEHESTS RgNTwED EVERY BlY.
Fer sMsauens ana uesp, zee axtl rage.
uIsCEG.LAyEAWs1j
iHARLEs -

Ar meaualed tim liant, dieic .asd 70 rerrAnt and
ssros soie aromatic - nitary bcyorsgs =
,n,a 10 tr ,up,fior mc ~ Of his eaauisitc Dial
HSs sure eiusc, the Italian Juniper bcsry nslled
~ hs Iss LAVA aud has BEN prspoune.i ~ he
pelch faculty q Crest grAin add Ae uni.c -As 70 be
rublio. . - -, -. -,
sircule .. dseseys u she ufDAry ggals epllspsyt 30
lsyor G o cifefeit froa otor gias a--sny c~ssaea
,rhc o,ylrR .nong Thousands Of dbl ar hni y 1on
- Isialle and valuable sourcs nS We sivs n ssse.-
7oco,.r G. ca.sazs-xr Ir,s sis-t nssr ssse nee cir
elnr.aIc,s recommend HOLLAND SIN a. Insysbrs- As
EEK l,'e'''' 49, - vassrss MOI. Nd.
and ~ as trdop Cordial ,s,ni
s,sS. he nnoducien of chAr,s f,rdca Cstls DIN
1Ha s ssT sHs sss ' ass
unesr ut dis Of Ionson Cor,l ul5 sv sta oa,cr
rcT,sr snd sole proprietor Of me os3c cs Gin
60 eUrc sssps ' .Ts S. s Ne sS nd @
he ssnsims ofs cHlsiT 3 ss,H ~ a. sos .,. !,
o n4s GSpns ps ts sO s, T as Ss s sccts
&c sure ii,, koush sysi 'icss0a coriis d4n d s5.9
me- cocs net ssfcs re siois b i,eod 70, don
cordial or; bit 3, ocrsin IL chAdes' Mono cbr l.
cCSoSnb,ry merchants nay be supplied 'se importers
prices n ne tlloS eS rs sS = re rsl s} s,:
,.sars . srgs'g' SG 70 3 sT2a to- srss
B gsl y s,pS Ss al No IS 50 srsAs. ''
THUS Co, 70 o. Frgii sfes,
Paw Boogion No ii9 Duane stgcs,.
, es.ss i DSso.s. 10 o' & canal stree,
2 s,qSs .SsaI 80 i ~ ws siTl, .r..,
Tsos fepS Co, 70 lSl caam5sra stree, snl wholesale
''' Orgy ne e Fe Us = sn az F. .SEss
No. iletOstway, New ya,t
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FINANCIAL ANO coMMsncie,
49, - ----=s- s------a-ssaaasaa
MON EY M a ~ X &c II.

svxp.Y. FEB 22-sr a.
The stock market dusipg the pas, week has been gait
active ard prices have hae.usted oons ierAbly prou
The eviy part nearly the cose the tendency n
wards high rstss a In Instances Advance
realized but there evidence o. strength o. poT
msrapce in the upward movement, md o. Vie ses,uo
hoard yesicrday the Indications Of rsps ceshne yer
sirepg Amer The cssc Of sns board nearly oil TIE s,
sg stock were offered n the stree, from eighth TO
qpsr,sr per cent lowor than psbished q1oa,,,as
Tho uo,ey n,srist has for dAys pas, beso .>dn
ally inprovins but we cannot sos upo, -tS bars. To
ssBsa certainly very poorly OF for spooio, aud sss
have been oontecths Iheir Ire dsccun,s fnii doc.
rct lcot much IKE permanent IN sel rraters n
sesson n heavy pay merits n rsmdiy s,rsoscninf, an
tbs bsnin WI usdorb;ecy avsp the nseives Of se %
rostury 10 reauos thar loans Tho rsywsa.s INTO the
banks ausizs she iass Of NsrOh VIII he large, Will
Vie dscsvoss vii be oowp~rsureiy small 10 ta's way
liscT viii bcyopd III quessoa contr~ Shc im?orla
ucss ma sas rcrt lest vees large although cousd
gsb,s ,ess lssa IN si,he< o. the previous t-o vs,S
TIE s,rrerse scr The arss three 10 The p'essai
roosA IN ssc~l svsty misons o. cellars. The psynes,
q apsss IN ,hsse ,rforss has largely mare 1ed ire
dspsxn In ,ss sub treasury, asd The soca
n ssiloss Of TIE Government ere a.oly " b.
v~y Scal ms very lmpar,stt Eat b.
We mssrs "a A~rnlsg sa,tss. Il shosh be Goa
ssspA q favtSabf fs.tsre 10 hsaacis ahass. u 70
ro 20 ssssAsty. sa tue fact ,hS tserc nus b In
sssnse ,nSotssAscns 10 give spes S>srnusaea from
loves but vb~a couS1ered Vat scts os cheek
vrs1 gr< nsori ssae and prevents sxpAnnn 90 r~sd
ss ter nccshs 10 ary ysss vouid bring ssos, revp
son n sAsre DO soasaesed otherwise shsn whose
sene Reputation esiscisied vesssa sod postpone any
ocAse We Lave 10 icAr thai toe sob tronury VIA
$500 snoss The, vii ond.nger We psrnsnsnoo or
rrosssrtty e. sng INTEREST There IL very rle dslsr q
osr ,scsrcs, sess REGARDED By wiisdn-ai Of srese
ftess ase rSsepes Of ,r.sa We sre moro pssv 70 20
shc.d TOO fAr Ian no, fss. opouxa. The susssssiry
50 great inst.iion, ana iConsrsss IL wise vii MOI
moadie Win NJ opns,ons. The more spsss u sssorh'
nc eu ~sn 70 out Of The o'unvy
Inc sNsn.stip Asa NJ tbs por, RON Lyerpo7' brings
toSr Jsyeu,cr Hess from MI parts Of Eas,pe. zoe In
iep:scrce pot particularly important, eishef IN assn
ca 81 Commercial rent q view. Thsfe had eeo1 no
lmprovsut VI 10 money walters The bhas has msde
.po Grange In ,bs rate Of niatr Qsc,srous Tor cotton
remain without ALTERATION 9Th rather an nsoyo inr'
set nosdstsfrs we're dBn, wnb dcsprsr isnioncf
IL rcss There had bceu an active stporisiloa o. bul
lon irtm Ioriou, With limited rocSips from su'sshs
ard The United stsios
he orCsu eypcrtaor OF sreoe tom the Pof' ior we
vses yu no. 70 . large smcOn. Al Southern pors he
nYuer, wee 70 vucs greater srsens'-
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tosSrr--VAs E-SE -.Ja 5siards-, F-b. "a Nv 10.
Rev Dr. 6Uriov, NJ rridny cburch srrk . v \ wr
hbw II. hrSr,s % Ma, hAsGs, dao ;nVs> NJ tue IA q
Av.bsp l. Va. '-ysrok
WIleBy-U iLPIs-Ul Tuurscsv, F,b II, ~ g.. b
bcoaiyp, by ne Rev. Mr.. L. B,Igl J,a, Y ..gar ~
this city, % AsNIH dauxh or OF the l,o ~ n J Hal
pm. Of Duollp ireland
sCaBum-MItI.sp - Ga Wednesday FsD Is, b, t.e
Rv. Ae3snfey 6cLear, GsOrGE tsU nj - S,ss Sc, 30
g. n,r1ARD, gecoId cDrgher OF David Willard E,q OF
Cha, VILE N Y
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TOWN TALK.


Tho wes'heg we've lad has nee shock ing, bed,
Snicical and rad y London
With b Otsrtsai Just the color 81 lead
ard ~ e OF husineps or fnb done
Eurs mis- ,h their price doss HIT spic-
Let cab vrHn ShItb'e tnlo,s apout
For the lsdies declare. "Oh they give .acS r afr.
fha wecan't hesr lover withou. oae!
AZ Tor 1e, ID CONTEXT have saved ceii psrc.oi
Fy bu. ug cl1irts from -MIfI Bf'rrrFt~:
yor without n cLsnitey d Gcarce crst ihsn aaf
And yet last vie az l,rf ~ NJ othersi
SMIry RhtnC kari prize sho.s s4ie aad "a cla,h
ing ~sreJooms ~ I'D 40 7 uton street 'ot.
TO NERVOUS sUFFE sEa5-A Fl .ikEn c.ER3y.
Dsr, restored la health In teV days .Hg wears
II Prtst suite ing anxious "a
ntsbs ~ vs. enG free tn
II JohE " psrsu 80 turcr street s-cokv,
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msdiym qualities Gales reported The extsn. OF
-four less buoysnt while confined
zoo 300 bb- chiefly within the above quJAio,s Rye ou-
In fair with s.les Of aleu- rs bb,s
co. Meal firm ~ 81 20 for Jersey, aud So 10 for
holders cfI tcia for The better ouaies which
IN light stock checked sales while quoaons IN
main unchanged CON was frmer though uis sales
.onfnea to aleu-. 10 0o lsto0 bushes 81 Western inssf
from store, al 73.c &c Rye gus! epd p,m.csI
sec ae5c Ost were retdy with sses o! sta ~ 10, Sc
and " emerp ut &c q &c
Corprp-1h. MARKET was steady 1T the recsr, improve
mont, with moderate sales, chiefly 20 he local trs~s
n Hs-"r 49, psrs hi, Al lchc "" @-' - s''
ColTos.-1he mskot firm q. the late ri,an-s with
sales Of about 2UJ bales, Ds'ed md1lng Cpiald
l3ssc and rtw Orlssns ujdlng. a. 1870
fREicsrs 10 Liverpool shout 5000 b6ls Flour a. L. "a
9TH bervy goo1s a. .Os and Cotton 81 SD I'D
10 London 100 srces ri beef were taken ~ H. esge
10 0seow 200 bills ho-in we're engaged a. - ~ To avre
Cotton nj 20. f1r bales and 40 or ro1n d.
kshcs were a. a 10 foe pit and Dcsrs ana Rec a. TO-.
To sem.n-50 bales ot c1u9n were taken q; and yn
Cd. TO Eanoarg-s0 OF linda rub
"A; .-s b. 4 goals IL
rs Cd "a ard ~ tons CT tusiic at 25s. 1here
change W Loocc IN Tstes ~ California or husrsia
PRovIsrosS -Iurk--Tb. market firm win o. 400
400 bbls tie spot, ncpd.nR 81 20 and old
al 81 10 81 % Js lasr 90 cly he'd bv su. ho1ee
prices 6m, win sses Of shout Sv bols 10
u nists DO. Al sil a as Repacked wsssrn vas
~ SIS TO-. Prime mess ranged Iom 81 81
tinued firm sac for saoudsrs, sni hans los l0ac
Lard cor liz with slles OF C bin psrs e.
rive At la - AK Butter coainuei sisaty. Win ssc. ~
ohio 1T lsc &c and Of STATE Al 10 sgc Tor GOOD rrne
suGsns Tie sales enbeaoed about gc1 .Oa hhls Cuba
mrsoovGdo, foed part Tor reclining o. s'ge aWic Mah
and two csrsoes Peranbnco sonssIng o. II goo lss were
sold for refining On private terms.