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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-27

lHE GEAlN TRADE OF CHlcAeo.-Durins Tie
last week there have been received at Chica-a
1907 barrels Of flour, 262,395 bushels of wheat
@5aaQ6 bushels corn. and l60.5U0 bushels oa,s
equivalent 10 S2}s76 bushels Of grain. The TO-
sal receipts IF the season thus far are all450
barrels -four. 5.6905 busnels wheat. 3.-57.lao
bushels eora. aud 1. 522, 237 bushels oats-ra-
KING total OF over TWELVE MILLIONS OF BUSH
ELs So cEAIy, namely. I2I92I07.
TIE receipts Al this time last wear were 10
GOO barrels flour. 202500O bushels wheat. + !
000o0o bushels corn. aud 10000 bushels oats.
equai 70 7llo,ooo bush. Is of grain, and showing
an increase IN tie receipts Of this wear Of us3
IG1 bushels
The receipts oflumler for the last veel, were
$4,000 feet-nsbias tie total receipts Of The
season lo3,9I4 50 -CHicaqo Tunes, 2OtI.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-27

THE UrAH FARcE.-It is positively sta ell by
well-lntormed correspondents at Wash u-ton.
that the immense military preparations 4or the
so called army Of Utah, and which viii cos5 the
people five and twenty millions of dollars, are
really destined By the President for a forav up
on Mexico. through Arizaua We can scarcely
believe that the President has become 50 reeE
less Of The honor Of the country. as such an act
would imply but Nh Buchanan throughout the
Lccompton fraud, cyinccd such'a Decentralization.
that It Is difficult now TO say what folly or
wickedness he would not commit-THg HIS
c0uSR
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-27

TRAN or 3IEs. GArDNER.- PPy,1orr,r. Mass
May 22.-TLe trial Of Mrs. Abigail Gardner for
poisoning her husband, the late Postmaster at
bingham, which las occupied the Supreme
Court here during the week, ended this morn
ing by verdict Of murder in the third Decree
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-27

The following letter received by the Post
Master of this City. from which it would appear
that one Of the unfortunate persons who was
killed at the Steamboat explosian at Memphis
has friends in this vicinity Not being soie 10
learn anything Of their whereabouts Dir ihom-
as has banded US the letter ior publication, ho-
ing il nav meet the eye Of Mr.. Cainpbell's
friends
Nrupms, Tenn. July 18th, 1858.
DEAR SrR.-A letter has just teen received
here from your Post Office, making inquiry in
regard to Mr. j II. Campbell. Permit me 10
state that 5Ir. c. was one of the unfortunate
victims Of the recent Steamboat explosion
Mr. q. was taken to our best Hotel-was well
taken care Of and nursed by kind friends-I
was one OF his attending pbysicians-and every
attention was given which could be bestowed.
His wounds we're extensive and lie suffered
great pain, aud survived only four days aft the
accident AIS remains were deposited in our
best Celuetry, about mile from the city.
Yours very respectfully,
" L TUCK, ". D.
Post Master at Mineral Point, Wis.
p S-Please communicate information con-
tanned herein to any friends of Mr. J. II. c.
ATTRACTIVE BooK.-Oaksmi,: & Co., publish
ers If Emerson ; Magazine and F~'nam's Month
4 w. have now in Press and wia publish IN a
short time, -ly Tzyrty gears ont Of tie United
States Senate, or a History Of the workings Of
American Politicians for Thirty Years, &C. 10y
/ Major Jack Downing The we'll known style OF
the Majors writings, VIII render this book a
T popular one, and we have no doubtthe publish
ers viii realize speedy sale Of large edition
Price of the book sent post paid ST. %. We
presume 1t viii be Tor sale at the Mineral Point
Book Store soon after issued.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-27
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

TEcEANGE On London for sale IN OF 81 steE-
Enng and upwards
Oeice Stone Ware House, rear P. R Depot
Dated Ar-il 2Tth. l7a
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The article Roads III mi other saIuno.
written hv scientific and practical Engineer
should engage the earnest attention Ct Ill " lo
are il shy way interested IN lie growth ana
prosperity Tie city and country. II was de-
ntoa-tfstel H Tie lsss paper ,hat roads may Is
freftatg improved III ta-day~ Ike Writer
makes souse Important and interesting sle1,s-
tons upon plans IF locating and repairing rusls,
$50 wing - the careless neglect Of rio COM
poster. ia correcting proof nouhe. Of in,ro-
CAN'T errors occsrrel in The article ~ eur last Is
sue upaa Ills subject If ROADS d.. We trust
&c III - vii not soen oecar sEa.n-
i fourth lsragsa7l third line. 81 20 read
$50; tenth line tor IS read I-l5 III tat
note ias Railroad making read Rosd making
ENlas1>'s >zlss.-rhe Julv numtsr of
Eseerso.- ss=zaz.ae ana Potaa.3's Monthly.
commencing Il new volume is before rs Tie
l-spalar.ry of this Magazine has gwen ). a cir
selafion rnequaHe5 by fev Of lis cs,eiarora-
Sos Since II has passed into tie hands # is
present proprie.ors it has become = standard
exponent If American Li;cfatuse. 1t contains
lone cs ,heicyesick. wishy wa-lv articles ocar3-
inau ia most u the publications Of the dav l-ut
every article j. Of a high order. Ia addition
vii valuable reading matter most Of which Is
beautifully and appropriately illustrated. each
three cellar sab~crlbeT to- tie present wear Vii
s,eeiye sPiendid steel plate engraving. (The
Last suepen worth lie lau amount Of tie
money.
Among other valuable articles in the July
number are found. The Lie Of Washington
continued Tie City q The Ggeat King.
Rome. is Fature Sketches Of Southern
T.ayel !" Stars ald tile earth r The Door Ia
the zclence Of Centuries !; &c 81 If which viii
repay an attentive perusai- THIS nur4be alone
i worth al the Sew York Ledgers. New York
Mercury ana such Ike papers, Of 4 whole
year.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-27

-. TIE Madison Argas gives currency t. the
report That Gev. Randall has removed Nr.
Thos. Reynolds from the office Of School Land
comnlis~ial.sr. and apporutedEa lis stead satal
F2gh, u Luna-ic Asylum svindIer notoriety.-
The Argus being doab i'll authority on most
matters, we canaot give creGit 70 the statement.
/. however, 4 proves true many q the Govern
or's friends VIII Be not a little surprised lie
soUld hardly have selected person for Office
mole objectionable To tie Republican PARTY in
this sieinity. than the one on whom tie Argus
SAYS Lie hiss bestowed lie above Office.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-27
l4KERIcAN EXPRESs CONPANY
PEOPRIETORS,

AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
CAPITAL, $3.50, 900.
PROJECTORS,
WILLS BUTTERrIEID & co., LTTISGToS, FARGO 4 co ,
o. BROADWAY New YORK. Sll and 13 Weet Seneca
street, Buffalo.
T-oR THE CONVEYANCE OF MONEY
Il SMAIJand VALUABLE PACKAGES. and FREIGHT
making Collections and doing General Express Bust
ness TO and from all the primer pal Cities and Towns W,
the UNITED STATES and CANADA connec.ipy wit n
other expresses TO all parts Of Ell ROPE aud CAIFOR
MA
a Messenger despatched daily, oHce at Stone Ware
House, Near 2 Z Depot a2tf GEO. " COBB
Agent
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-27

L. u. TULFORD, Agent, Mineral Point; Boiler, smith
& Co, Chicago; Il. Blakcsly. St. Louis. I4-y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-07-27

r. d. PCLF0ED, Agent.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-17
CITY INTELLMENCE.

FALL oP HoUsE-NARRow EsCAPE.-Ycsterday morn
ing, about 10 O'Clock the walls OF dwelling house be-
ing erected the north side of Baltimore, east of Ann
street. fell to the ground with tremendous crash and
fortunately although there twelve or thirteen
workmen engaged on the building at the time they all
escaped with but slight bruises The building was being
erected under superintendenceo Wngate and Lusby
Carpenters and contractors and Joseph Holt
The house three story brick and at the time the
walls fell the carpenters setting the j0sts of the
third story and the brckayers at work and side
walls The only person seriously hurt Charles Trusb
Timer who had the flesh Of the left much lacerated
by the falling bricks and tmbers The of the acc
dent is attributed to the continued wet for tho
last month"; destroying the adhesive powers of the mortar
and thereby weakening the walls.
ESCAPE PROM THE PENITENTIARY.-The name of tbe
prisoner who escaped from the Maryland Pententiary on
Tuesday night is Albert alias Edward Andrew a German
by BIRTH supposed by the officers that he had con-
ceaed himself somewhere within the walls the nstitu
ton and taken that night to recapture
him if he should make his appearance the return Of
daylight however yesterday morning, every nook and
about the yards and workshops searched with
out finding him. and became evident that he had made
good his escape the night before Yesterday
dispatched in different directions the purpose of
capturing the fugitive, but last night no cline had
den offers reward of two hundred dollars for his eliy
cry to the Penitentiary.
THE HEALTH REGULArIoNs.-The Board Of Health bay
ing completed the necessary arrangements the clean
ing Of the streets lanes and alleys of the city, and also for
inspection of all premises of the citizens the work
will be commenced at once special police force will be
detailed from each ward who will call upon every
householder his district and make personal
ton into the condition Of the premises All persons for
bidding interfering with such officer in the discharge
OF this duty is liable upon information to heavy pen
atty ...+
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NEW YORK NEWS-JuNp I6

No arrests have yet been made in the of the as
sault at the New York Hotel Monday night when a
distinguished literary character severely beaten by
distinguished fbuster. The disturbance grew out of
what was deemed unwarrantabe interference on the
part of the literary gentleman with the exhibition of
tricks with cards by third party The hlbuster had
sured the literary gentleman that if he pleased
with the exhibition he might retire Warm words ensued
blows followed and the story that the lbuser got
the head of the of letters in chancery and badly
ished him. The vanqushed taken home in a
carriage and his physician called The recovery is consd
cred probable
The testimony in the Cancem still continues The
defence yesterday cOntradcted officer Webb who testified
for the prosecution that Cancemi the morning the
murder, jumped on car, corner OF Canal street and
Broadway, in his flight The Superintendent of the
Eighth Avenue Railroad deposed that their
there at such early hour in the morning; and the Dep
uty Superintendent of the Sixth Avenue Railroad gave
similar testimony. Counsel for defence offered witnesses
to prove that Mr. Webb said that if he got 81 900 he
would leave the country and not testify on this trial
An alleged fraud involving thou ands of dollars
has just to light at the banking house Of Mr. Mark
Levy, No. % William street.
1t is charged that for two years past system of fraud
has been carried by John A TOmpkins, book keeper
and co fdcnal clerk of Mr.. Levy, who, by means of
false debts and credits it is alleged, has been enabled
successfully to deaud his employer out Of far
certaned 50 000 but the books have not been
roughly examined the defacaon may prove to be much
greater.
The trial of Martin Dowd, charged with the murder of
John Dooley is drawing close in the General Sessions
ning arguing that the prisoner acted in sefdefence after
which the Assistant District Attorney replied for the
people The Recorder will dcve his charge to the jury
this morning There five murder the calen-
dar which the prosecuting officer intends to dispose of
this term
The Boston Light Infantry yesterday breakfased the
Astor and in the afternoon escorted to the boat
their return home by the Light Guard, detachment of
+, of the Seventy first regiment The ceremonies Of
farewell were highly interesting and enthusiastic.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-17
Prices and Sales Of Stocks in Ne,o York.
BY TELEGRAPH,
ough WIN. FISHER x Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'
M
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

,-,,,,, - BALTIMOEE, juno To-
COFFEE.-Wc are without any transactions to note
The stock Of medium grades of Rio is ample butprime and
choice are IN rather light supply We continue to quote
common 10 medium koat W a 10 cts far to good fair lOk
GgloA cts, anu prime llGil4 cts; Laguayra Holly
ct ana Java l61 cts The stock now is about % 600
bags
fLouh-lhere was somewhat better demand to-day
Tor four o9 the market was essentially unchanged We
au safes g" lou phls standard CITY Mllls super
M 81 40 dds Howard Street do at $437k, and $50 bbs
olo % "o at Si" me market closed steady at these
rates Tor super In Extra the sales were 100 bbs Ohio at
81 624 and 400 bbls. do at s475. Howard Street Extra
IS held at stl55, and City Mills at s5G525 Baltimore
ground Family is selling at S7d7 80 and Extra S6(
$50 Rye Flour is quiet but firm at $780, the stock is
very light Corn Meal is quiet at 1925 for Country and
81 90 Tor City
GRAlN.-The receipts continue very light. OF Wheat
thee were only 200 bushels white and GOO bushels red
h market Interior white sold at l03 cents good prime
at cents, and choice at 122 cents Red sold at
100 cents for good samples prime and choice quote at
loiGlo5 cents Corn was very firm, with offerings of
h. tn M a1lnu fn
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-17
PHILADELPHIA NEWS-JUYE l6.

About halfpast O'Clock yesterday morning, fire
broke out in small frame stable situated Fifth
street, above Columbia avenue, in the Nineteenth ward
The flames spread with great rapdy and the structure
destroyed Three horses, valued at about $780,
pershed The building and animals owned by Mr.
John Walker who was badly burned in attempting to
the latter. frame dwelling adjoining, which
also belonged to Mr. Walker, slightly damaged. The
total will amount to about 5000 upon which there is
no insurance.
The recent conviction Of two of tn 'coDfdence men,
has we doubt not been hailed with gratitude by every
lover of justice in the city This is the of
this character hch taken place Philadelphia for
great number of years The arrest effected by officer
Carn If the detective corps who collected the evidence
the guilt upon the accused beyond the pOssib
ty OF doubt.
Yesterday morning affidavit was made by of the
reporters city paper before Alderman Binder charg
ing j. 7. Lloyd with having caused to be published
advertisement belng the repOOral corps of this city
warrant for the of the accused once placed
in the hands of officer, and made returnable this
morning at nine O'Clock.
Between eight and nine o'clock on Monday evening"
disraceul riot took place between rowdy compa
at Ninth and Green streets During the disturbance
young ladies' who passing along the street were
struck with the flying missiles.
The trial between the Franklin and Hope Engine Com
panies which tot pee yesterday morning at Jaynes
Building resulted Tn Favor of the latter.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-17
la w NTELLTENCE.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-Hon Henry Stump, Judge Milton
Whitney, Esq, States Attorney prosecuting The fol
owing business was transacted yesterday:
In the of the State George Thompson indicted
for assautng with intent to kill Henry Pekinpoc and
Henry Myers, and for rotng the Beair road bail was
fixed at 800 and gvenEdmund Jones becoming bonds
man for the traverser.
In the of the State John Patterson indicted for
the same offence, bail fixed at 81 500 but was not
given.
Catharne Lyons indicted for the larceny of suudry ar
ticlcs of ewery the property of Lawrence Ahrend
arraigned and plead mot gulty Bail was fixed at $500
put was not given T. j. Rogers appeared counsel
the traverser.
In the of the State ys Alexander Gibson coored
orderly house and sellin ltery policies motion for
new trial was overrued by the Court j. H. Ing for the
traverser.
State James spauding, indicted for assaulting with
intent to kill John Sauppe. The traverser arraigned
for trial and was defended by r. A. McAlister The Jury
rendered verdict of mot guilty. and the prisoner
discharged.
C. L. Craft called the attention of the Court to the fact
that Catharnc Esenochcr, who has been confined in Jail
for two years for the murder Christian Eislinger
was lunatic the jury mpanneed to try the having
rendered verdict to that effect and suggested that
action should be had to place her in suitable insti
tuition. The Court issued order directing her removal
to the Almshouse.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon Robert N Martin
Special Judge. The following business was transacted
yesterday:
Isaac Greenbaum Israel Pierce-appeal from Justice
Mckinley. Judgment reversed.
james A Courtney Sarah G. Harrs-appeal from
Justice Hayward. Under caria.
John Jennings rs. John W. Weaver and Mrs Ann Nc
Aleer-appeal from Justice Morrison. Under cluid
William s. Ashley rs. Moses Gutman & Co-appeal
from Justice Bayzand Judgment affirmed with costs
Norris and Brothers Watkins and Gorsuch plaintiffs
appeal from Justice Hayward. Judgment affirmed.
Lewis lohrfnck as. John Bennett-appea from Justice
Jolly. Under cuTid.
Krauss Brother rs. Solomon Prizes and r. Solovies-
two appeals from Justice Hayward Judgment affirmed in
both cases
Assignment 145 to 1S3 appeal docket.
CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY.-IIon William
George Krebs, Judge The following business was trans
acted yesterday:
Samuel Katz rs Robert Moore and Brother. Bill for
injunction to restrain the defendants from selling stall
i'll the Bcair markethouse to satisfy Judgment
cred debt released by the application of the COM
painant for the benefit of the insovent laws Motion to
dissolve the injunction argued by Whyte for the com
painant and Mclaughlin for the defendants Under Gu
ria.
SUPERIOR COURT-IIon. T. Collins Lee, Judge-The
case of Charles Butler surviving partner of Nathan Ro
The Independent Muturl Company-be-
fo engage attention of this
Court yesterday. Not concluded.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-17
WASHINGTON NEWS JUNE 16

The Independent Order of Odd Fellows in this city hav
ing had the beauty of their anniversary procession on tn
2th ut sadly marred by the stormy weather day.
yielded generally expressed desire, and determined
to have a repetition of the procession Monday For
the second time the weather proved unpropous and the
procession very wisely postponed until the
first fair afternoon Yesterday the clouds cleared away
fraternity appeared, but the disappointment of the
day previous full ranks there would
wise have There was, however, large and impos-
ing display.
The War Department laid Gen. JOhnstOn's dispatches
before the Cabinet yesterday The President is much
picked by the contradiction these dispatches give those
received Gov Cumming and expresses his regret at
what he now considers his premature message Congress
announcing the end of the Mormon Rebellion.
General Scott who is still here and in good health cx
poets to remain until further dispatches received
The Secretary of the Treasury that the Fall
mporations will be very heavy and he anticipates large
increase about August The custom house
receipts in New York last week were 1905 900.
President and Secretary Floyd will remove
their summer quarters at the SOLDIERS Homen
Lord Napier will leave tomorrow morning. in company
with Senators Cameron and Seward to visit the coal
of Pennsylvania Lady Napier will leave on Saturday
70 Nalant
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-17
Markets.

New YORK, June 1G.-Cotton has alvanced-sales Of
$500 bales; market closed firm advance of f. Flour
has advanced 10 ctssales of 81 900 bbs good
State s4d4.1O; Ohio s4 65G475; Southern s455d475
Wheat is buoyant-saes 900 bus Western red 1OGG
los cts white 11Od112 cts holders demand an advance
Corn has advanced-sles of IA 900 bus mixed GOATS cts
white 72d7S cts. yellow 77CS0 cts Pork-mess has de
clined 10 ctssales at sl69oGl7 prime sl Lard dull
at 1OG11 cts. Whskey closed firm % cts Sugar is
frm-Muscovado 5AdGH cts. Coffee is quiet Tea gen
orally unchanged except slight advance in Gunpowder
and Imperial Molasses is steady-New Orleans nominal
at S6H 37 Spirits Turpentine heavy 4sd4S1 cts
Rice is firm at 3d31 cts. Freghts unseted-cotton
to Liverpool 1-32GS.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-17

ARRIVAL OF THE SLooP-oF-WAR PoRTsMoUrH-The
United States sloop-of-war Portsmouth arrived at
Portsmouth, N. H., the 18th instant after n
passage of seventy whine days from Java, four of
which were spent at the island of St. Helena The
Portsmouth has been absent from the United States
twenty five months; has sailed nearly fifty thou
sand miles, and visited all the ports in China opened
to us by treaty stpulations, besides Siam, Japan,
Singapore and Batavia
There have been fourteen deaths on board during
the cruise; i've OF these killed in the attack
the Canton barrier forts, and the remaining nine
died M mostly from disease peculiar to the climate.
The following is list of the officers attached to
the Portsmouth :-Commander-And H. Foote,
Lheutenants-Wm. H. Macomb, H. X. Davenport,
Edward Simpson, p. G. Watmough, 6. e. Belnap,
+. +. Sheppard; Surgeon-A A. Henderson; pur-
ser-Thos. II. LOCKER; Marine 0ficer-W. W: Kirk
land; Assistant Surgeon-Jno: Vansant; Midshlp-
Gunner (acting)-Jno. G. Stewart; Carpenter
Joseph G. Myers; Sail MakermGeorge G. Boerum;
Pursers Clerk-John W. Shaft.
Passengers-Lieut. Colville Terrett; Mr.. Geo. W.
Reed, late member of the China Legation.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-17

inc law was admitted TO he defective, but it was argued
tha it can easily be perfected the wants of
the farming interests
ihree murder docketed for trial in our Court
tins week. The trial of Nathan for the murder of Mr.
Wins Henry was commenced yesterday and of
young Wilson, for the murder of Bradshaw and another
case removed from Dorchester, will follow.
f. c. Cook, who resided in this place short time ago
Whlle engaged on the Maryland and Delaware Railroad
shot dead week before last at BIackston,s Cross
Roads, in Delaware, by man named Reuben Newcomb
IL Is alleged that Newcomb acted in self defence.
FREDERICK.
rev H. j. BragOnier fnrmely of this town. but for the
st thirteen years Pastor of the German Church
OF Shepherdstown resigned his charge few ago
and accepted call from the Matnsbure German Reform
thnrc whittier he has removed and entered upon
pastoral duties ~
we leafn with melancholy regret that Mrs. Keller
wife Of Joel Keller Esq residing about two miles south
of Middetown, died suddey in commissions caused by
her terror at the coming Storm which swept re-
gion on last Friday afternoon
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-17
MARKETS RY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

MO DE JANEIR0, May 8, 1858
FLoUR-Arrivals since 9th ult have been IA oae h,s
from United States Sales during period have been
So bbls Richmond City Mills at 17dlen for second
qualities 2Oad2lA for first quality, beyond which il ia
generally reported that the Richmond Esther is sold
19l25O round prices cargo composed of bbs
Gallego and 1000 bbs Dance The stock in hands
is n 900 bbs composed chiefly of Baltimore, Ohio and
New Orleans brands We quote the market dun at 100000
for first class Richmond 17Hd1S for second ditto l617
for New Orleans and Ohio, 10@l4lOO0 for Baltimore Su
per. -I M -. 81 rrIt
CoFPEE-The small stock, light receipts and inferior
quy generally, has enabled dealers to sustain and even
prices notwithstanding the unfavorabe advices
m m aoroad Sales since Packets arrival have been made
900 bags, chiefly for the United States at
selections. ~ anu '"oN1""@ '7 ~
panH s sek ON ENGLAND has been open today by the
EnpInn government guarantee at 25Xd., 80 days.
- n. -Ihe number of unengaged vessels in port is
L ec,aa III =, tnere s IL no demand Two charters have
peeh eso at 40 and SO cts per bag to New York and
any demand will cause immediate advance of rates
we quo'e homhaiiy 40 cts North and so cts to New
orleans. We remain -'
u -Four most obt servants,
MAXWELL, WRIGHT & Co.
Represented by partner ~ - f.Il : =.
W. H. DC. WRIGHT, Of Baltmore 10