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The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
AND STILL THEY CONE!

AND STILL THEY COME!
WHATS COMING? Why STORRS, who is
w always up with the times, has brought on
large and well selected stock of
THE CHEAPEST KIND OF GOODS3
Well, let them comei say we, as that's just what
we have been wanting, this long time, in Empo-
ria, to induce the people of this great Neosho VAL
lev to trade here. But the Goods did not come
alone; the "prices" came also, but instead Of
looming ups' as is usual,
The Prices Came Down!
and they shall stay down so long as sell Goods
in Emporis. At my
ssOne Price Cash SfOress
viii sell goods cheaper than they have ever been
sold here and at smaller per cent. profit than
any other merchant can do. "QHick sales and
small profits" is my motto.
Emporia, March i3, '5s. N. 8. STORRS.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

lAO at Bargain! with good timber and
water, and some Improvements good prairie
claim, unoccupied, adjoining. Stock and tools
sold with the place if desired. Apply soon 70
may1-d E. P. BANCROFT.
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
"Sseure d< SEed0.S ere tie Subssane. Fsds."
Ambfotypes and Daguerreotypes.

MR. J. BoWLES. having fitted up an elegant
IH1 suite Of rooms in Gov. Robinson's building,
No. Massachusetts, street, Lawrence, viii be hap
py TO welcome ali those who admire the true and
beautiful. whether In Nature OF Art
Customers viii end constantly on hshd large
supply Of ali the different styles Of plain sad ncy
Cases, Frames, Loekets, Pins, Rings, and 81 eeheY
styles Of settings from the Ahuaasn face dfsine."
The subscriber is prepared st s:an times 70 take,
lures by ali the other latest improved methods,
such as Aelainotypes. Autographs, ETC.. 70 suit
the taste and fancy Of all. Specimens Of all the
ADORE kinds Of pictues constantly on hand, which,
with the variety of Cases and lettings, viii give
taken in any style, 70 s.ost from q s. W up % SIS,
Instructions in nv Of the above arts given, "a
scientific Prspr1pIes
LAwre-aee, Jan %, 1e56-ly
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22

4 NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS, GRO
~ eeries, and Provisions, at the "Eew Store. =
l59 Commercial street. maye-f
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
Land Eotia.

THE undersigned has been appointed in aecor-
4 dance With the provisions Of lay passed by
the Territorial Legislature, Recorder for the Paw
nee Land District All instruments Of whatever
kind, affecting the title Of any real estate in this
Land District, may be recorded In his Office, and
be equally lien the real estate described there
In as II fled IN she county in which such real es-
tate is sitGated- OfEce with Lovman 4 Reynolds,
over the "Citg Drug Ssore," Massachusetts, ST.
Once hours from A. d. to p Il
G. A. REYNOLDS.
Lsvrenee. z. T. May 9Th, ls5s-Iy
The Kanzas news., 1858-05-22
Special Notice.

THOSE persons who have LAND or CLAIMS
to self, will be sure to find purchaser by
registering them at my Office, as am in receipt Of
numerous letters of inquiry with regard to land
and claims. have sold more than twenty claims
within the last six weeks.
may1-tf E. P. BANCROFT.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02
J. Kcgan's Steam Refined
CANDY MANDATORY !
No. 80 Montgomery street, between Bush and
Sulter Sta, Sah Francisco.

Poets sing Of the Spices in indifn isles,
Ofthe citron, tnc orange aud hfne,
They sing of the fragrance SO iaVhh dihus'd,
By the breeze in ach tropical clilue.
Let the epicuro bonst Of eneh liayoFd dish,
The flavor OF wines or French brandy,
Yet none of the list named above can compare
with J. Regan "steam Eetn'd Candy"
Rich spices and fruits and sweet flowers may be sold
Or dishes for cloures dainty:
Hut the question in this / will not debate,
Yet each hnye admirers III plenty.
Withal there are none of them ball so well pr1z d,
From tho sweet pratillDg child 10 tho dandy,
As thut sweetest OF sweets everywhere idOliz'd--
mean Regans "sleam Refined candy"
eRegan" was first upon the Pacific Coast,
Who made conleeti0ns-ths Tact Is known welii
Tho twas seven years since, ho continues II still,
And sells by Wholesale aud retail,
lie ia selling his stock al such reduced rates,
That purchasers are always handy,
And they ind each variety known 10 the trade,
Among j. Kegan's "steain Refnd Candy"
Hes an hundred ynrieiies that need not be nttn'd
And being made by the new improved process,
lie can sell his goods cheaper than any other man,
For parties, 10 families or gFueers.
Of French CHndies now his assortment Is large.
And BUYERS will HGd Il nost handy,
To call or send for their holiday stock right away
or Regan's 'sleam Rehnd Candy
" Orders by Mail or Express promptly filed and
forwarded do-Sm
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

COME OUT THE BUsH.-The San Francis
CO Argus has finally shown its hand, but had
to change editors before doing SO. NJ. NJ
Noah occupies the editorial chair vice DR..
Weller, withdrawn. 1t has declared for the
administration side of the Kansas question.
1t is very strange how great an influence the
Custom House atmosphere has upon pens
and types.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

CoRREcr AS THUNDER The Bee inti-
mates that the Sacramento Uaion has come
out for the popular sovereignty side of the
Kansas question because it is convinced that
such is the popular side. We reckon the
Bee is right for once
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

DIcKENsoN VS. VAN HoRN.--The Beacon
learns by telegraph from Shasta that Judge
Miller of Weaverville has granted new
trial ia the Dickinson VS. Van Horn. This
is q contested election case, both parties
having been candidates for Clerk of Shasta
county.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

MoKELuMNE HILL The Calaveras Chron-
icle says that many dogs have been poisoned
ut the Hill lately by doses of strychnine.- -
The editor wishes somebody would poison a
dozen cats that annoy him.
Various strikes of rich diggings are spok-
Ell Of
The Chronicle man has been eating fresh
strawberries that grew on vines which have
been bearing ever since last April.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02
COUNTY COURT.
Hon. j. E. n. LEWIS, Judge.

MONDAY. Feb. l.
Court met at 9 o'clock.
Friend VS., Morse Continued for the term
Bird vs.. Andrews. Continued for the
term
Gluckauf vs.. Powell Set for hearing to.
day at o'clock Z. NJ.
Rice VS. Abby. Set for hearing to-day
Debris VS.. Muller. Appellant is cited to
appear.
Case ct al VS.. Cushion ct al Set for hear
ing to. day at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
Chancey and wife vs.. Davis & Splgle
Judgment for defendant.
Adams VS.. Carol. Motion to dismiss over
ruled and case placed on the calendar.
Adjourned until this morning at 8 o'clock
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

BIC SPECIMENS OF GoLD.-lhe Amador
Sentinel mentions the finding Of two Jumps
of gold at Clinton, one of which weighed
five ounces and two dollars, and the other
ee4cn oraces and six dcllaes.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
FOR SALE ny
BARRETT - SHERWOOD,
1875 VI ont m cry troct,
san Francisco.
ARTICLES or GOLD,

Akl .tlltS UT tPhHf
CONSISTING of ladies' and gcutlemrn's Watches
u ulai de-oripdons; Chatslhnc, lob. vest, s0aFd
und neck chains, sleuts buttons and STUDS
Brooches bracelets und Ear ktugs, lcheil Cascs,
LoCktls NuCkles, Rings, card taset, ShuH Boxes,
seals, KEYS, Eye Glasses, Ribbon slides. thatms
Thlmhos cane iieads, Arnets, trusse Nccklets,
aud every thing new and beautiful IN
COrat II0,k, Canoes, Jot Il0rd ana
.N0SdicS.
ARTICLES OF SILNEK-Gonssting of Napkin
Rings cups, Knife, Fork. and spoon IN cases, Salt
Cellars, -uuons and Forks, lee scoops. hsb, dessert
butter, irnil pIu und cake Knives. Pitchers aud Cob
lots Ten sets complete, Cake Baskets, tHstors, Butter
Dlshrs, Sulvcrs, Liquor stands. Trays, 'ouee tfhs
Liquor Mixers, Gard baskets, &c Ac.
DIAMONDS All IA every siylo ui ornament no"
worn by either SEX
QUARTZ WORk-~for which We obtained tho
frs, prumtum at the Mechanics EAhihiLon. We
were also awarded II premium for the manufacture
of WATCiI CASES.
rg~ Country orders sent by Express are attended
to with punctual,ty and Dispatch, aud salsIsciion III
la a casta guaranteed
Watch repairs command OUT particular rh- d prompt
attention
prc.1, 1857. d'~sm'
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

STARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT -We are
informed by the Marysvlle .ltrS OF Sun
day, that Madame Lesdernier is reading al
Oroville. She may be doing so, but if she
is, her 'pronouucings" are done in very
low tone of voice We reckon you are mis-
taken, General.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

Losr MS PURsE.-A young man who dis
penscs meat to the customers OF Doctor Bur-
well, lost purse containing some eighty
dollars, meat money, on Sunday night. He
has reason to believe that somebody stole
it, Who that somebody is, remains ques'
t;on.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

VALUABLE INvENrIoN.---Mr. Henry
Goulding Of San Francisco has invented hy-
draulic drill which penetrates granite rock
at the astonishing rate of eight feet per
hour. The Chronicle says it is pronounced
the best drilling machine ever invented.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

FATAL ArFRAY.-Wiilliam kecfer and
John keefer had a difficulty at Georgetown
On Friday, with two Italians, brothers, BY
the name of Ginini. which resulted in thu
death of one of the brothers who was shot II
a knee and hled 70 death.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

MUcH RAFFLING The Folsom Dispatcd
&c Is US that raffling has become very fash
ionabe at that railroad terminus. Every
thing is rafled of and everybody shakes
dice 90 win.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

days News tells of person who was ar
rested for being drunk. lie assigned as a
reason for not wanting to be published in the
papers that he was "a tol-le-rol respec (hic)
table gentleman.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

piscHARGED.- Tho two Mexicans who
were arrested in Marysville on charge OF
cattle stealing were examined before the
Recorder and discharged.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

Or SrocxroN.-By the San joaquin Re
publican we learn that one Glenn was exam
incd on Wednesday before Justice Brown
charged with the murder OF Robert Bru-
baker.
A report was circulated in Stockton one
day last week that Mr.. S. W. Her had been
murdered and robbed of large sum of mon
ey Another report stated that he had been
tied to u tree and robbed, but not murdd-
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

NAYL0R's CAST STEEL, swesies aud American
lV Iron. Shoe shape, &c, Tor snle BY
di9 JOHN i. ALBRo. H.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

CARSON VALLEY.-By late report from
Carson Valley, published in the Union we
learn that the snow is fast disappearing,
that Uncle Billy Rodgers "army of occupa-
ton" has fzzed out, aud that peaceable re-
lations exist between the whites and the
Indians.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

HIGH OLD FLoUR,--According to tele.
gram in the Red Bluff Beacon, flour is SELL
ing Mt S2t per barrel Mt Shasta.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

New MINr.--There is a strong probabli-
ty that Uncle Sam will build new MINT
building at Sau Francisco.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

THE SIERRA DEMoCRAT.-Wc yesterday
received little piece of paper e by T.
inches) with seven items of news and three
legal advertisements printed on it. headed
Sierra Democrat" 1t is the spunkiest ef-
fort of burnt-out printing office we have
ever seen. The editor tells the following
story of the little sheet, and Of lis future
expectations.
This number af the Democrat is issued
in the basement (unenclosed,) of Mr. Spears
residence, on Jersey Flat, and worked with
.plauer," on brass galley. Those who
are not in the business will readily believe
that the edition is reasonably short. After
many disappointments, and deal of "rust-
ling press was landed in Sacramento
Inst week, and next day shipped for Bope's
Ranch-whither the editor-publisher has
coue to embrace it and the earliest opportu-
nifty of Shedding it into town. II is hoped
that next week it will be running.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

n ARD, I.iSsEED, NEATsFoOF, FuLA
II sperm oil--fof sals 6y
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
oRovILLE, TUESDAY, FEB. ID. 1858
Additional Eastern Items.

John Travis and James Wales were to
have shooting match for $1,000 side in
Louisville They shoot at knife blade.
Mr.. Samuel King of Rising Sun Ind, died
suddenly upon the receipt of bad news.
VIM. Pender of Newburyport was frozen
to death while hunting in the valley of the
Platte.
The cars on the Wilmington and Weldon
Railroad were thrown off the track and
turued bottom side up. Strange to say, out
of two hundred and sixty passengers none
were killed, and only one was seriously in
jured.
Gen. Henderson Of Texas is reported as
being in a very precarious state of health.
There are 5000 Homeopathic quacks in
the United States.
Capt. Parkhill of the Volunteer force in
Florida has been killed by Indians.
One Smith was sentenced to thirty years
in the State Prison of Miss, for whipping q
negro woman to death.
The Kentucky editors have held conven'
ton and adopted cash rates. Sensible to
the last.
Val Billanny, a negro ITO years old, died
in Hancock county Ga. He was cook for
the American Army during the Revolution
Various deaths by railroad accidents are
chronicled. Among others is Charles NJ
Thompson. Mississippi politician, and the
Sheriff of Hamilton county Tenn.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

ROsE-BUSuES, FLOWERS, SHRUBS, sc, &C,
Comprising the most extensive and varied assert
tnent OF the KIND IN California
have now on hand, Gnd exposed for safe at the
Hotel dc France, montgomery street, near
Garriott's saw MAI.
.apple, Pear, Pi'tm, Peach, .qlmond, Nee
tarine, .4pric0t, Cdery, Fg. anil either
ItccS; CGhtornia and 0her Grdpe
Fines; Asparagus R00tS tIree gears old )
Roses, Lttacs, Gerani0ms, PnhS, &c F.;
teepng JHHiotDS, Locust, Cataipd,
CAimese Iylanhus, &C., Sc; raspberry,
CurrantS, G0OseberfteS, Ga'deh Seeds,
grarranted Fresh.
Those wishing and appreciating fine grated tree
on which they can depend. request nIosi pAfucu-
lnrly TO call on aD1 examine my si0ce,
Catalogue giving the price aDd iu description
of Nil the yafIe,es Gun be had at the same place.
dlf
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

WHAT IT Cosrs According to the Bee
the weekly expenses of the Legislature
amount to thirteen thousand dollars.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02

yNyuELLBARRows and Cut Nails, iof sas BY
" JOHN s. ALBRo,
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-02
DAILY PAPERS.

h JOHN Is ALBRo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22

special meeting Of the Board Of Health Of Caslleon
was held yesterday morning al Nautilus Hall Present
Richard Christopher, Chairman Justice Frcan, Squire
watson Justice DcForcst and the Health onicer Dr.
Munday. Tho minutes Of the previous meeting being
read and approved DR. Munday presented the following
report, which was received and ordered on Gle
To ruv Horoasrs BoARp or TIrAIru or Cssrrrrow -
CErrIxsxsHaving failed in every eor obtain apart
for the occupants OF Ragpickers row IN csnse
a. peepls n s town rom having persons ron ~ Y
stici n her nciehporhood 10 accordance with
rsry erection Of building short distance from this village
ON he Sso9ss 70 1a S sT% sT @
" the minds Of the people IN the immediate nehgo9oi of
sSrs pSs cos 70 ~ Which pro~e s
The building was nearly compeed and would h'ye hsen
sbou, four coicSs as am informed was " sons unk oowh
persons acting under the inhucnc Tear aud drad o. pes
prising burned % The ground This effort heraioge 70
carry The resolution Of yo Board 10 relation % the ocCapan
others also failed confess m, loss 70 Know what
course 70 pursue 70 accomplish e pr0posed oec NO new
ting and some 81 those which existed re60 nrag while
S a sss sf informed Ssa Ssp x. Sser sg & q
the resolutions ofyou honorable Board collation. he dead Of
therefore in order ina, they might have M esc mmedi
sey notified them officially Of The adoption slid ordinance
resulted posponemen, ACT 70 he follow ng day hs
rule vioed and INC bodies % the persons died from
cemetery heretofore used for buyne the dead from oarsn
tine respectfully suggest that your Board take decisive
Al u which sre.pesfuiIy suspafed T. g MuSpAY.
ssrrsssss, ~, 1853 Health Oaicer
Squire wAros remarked that he though, everything had
been done 10 protect the health Of the citizens Of
But very evident there II y unanimous feeling
against anything in the shape cf hospital the like for
persons supposed 10 be affected with disease
Squire DxycpUr then offered the following resolu ION
which was unanimously adopted
Resolved That this BOARD having been informed by the
Hesh Vmeer, d. &ay that Nc has exhausted all means
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os,d 90 the Iroa. George Taylor.


JAMES Goecos rssNuT, Eso
sr-lcrmii me, through the IIgrnp TO say that there
no understanding arrangement, cr any character
defer.ptcn, bctwecn Mr. Wendell and myself. Your
VI pondent wcey mistaken IN lny Efforts 10 reform
thc ~ ein q public printing, desired only 10 discharge
my duty % member u TIC committee appointed that
subject AND " lour hls "a not stop to inquire who the
rartes Interested wore, ~ rhat political organization
rey helor.cd irupt system Or puhlic printing At
one 70 be- AM A. member vi The committee did III
could To eNrcsc h. gctcuntH aad e. correct IL nns
7hs VIII continue to Do without inqliriae who uBr
ditci y hr wendell " hs ronnec on with the p-s
printing has retrve4 To ryutothy from mo ~ NV o-ts
T. rciofn ne syslw . rtNc printing hsf hope aud
sN hope So l4aNe y0rr NbAe48l eVsp.rYiion no,,y.h
radips tho una fs0lt irligstoa 81 your ccrcespon
Cent rkO TAyfpp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22


PERMISSION TO yESsELs-THE STEAMER COLUMBIA
PIGGERIEs, Krc.
The Board met al the usual time and place yesterday
che Mayor presiding.
Dr. TuosrsoS said that he had received note from
Capt, Berry Of the steamer Columbia asking permission
10 come up The Deputy Health Ocer, however, found
there sickness board and IN consideration Of
that fact he moved that the matter be laid the table,
The motion was adopted.
me brig Isabella Bone allowed 10 up 30th
An application made by the captain Of the schooner
Gsstor al the lower Quarantine. She allowed
60 come up the 30th.
thirty days. asked permission to 20 TO Hunters Point TO-
morrow. Allowed 70 proceed Friday. Also, the
ers the bark Mary r. Barney asked leave TO 80 10 Hun
ter Point. Permitted 20 go 10 morrow.
The captain Of the schooner j. Chadbournc asked per
mission TO up, the vessel having been in port nearly
two mouths. Permitted TO proceed after black frost
The brig Mechanic, from Trirdad granted leave 10
come IN 70 the city.
me brig Tempest was allowed to como MP 10 the city
under the rule namely, in ten days after dscharrnr
The ship Creole, from Hayana-seven sickn
on hoard when she arriycaskcd permission 10 up
n was laid the table.
Brig Hope, from Maanzas, was allowed " come up
The 18th inst.
The schooner Warner was allowed 10 go 70 Hunters
Point on the 18th inst.
The schooner n. W smith, from Charleston, was or.
The bark Ccrnclia, from Havana, was allowed 10 come
ND the 23d inst
The captain o. the steamer Atlanta &C the Cromwell
line asked permission TO leave the Quarantine she was
permitted 70 60 70 the Navy Yard 20 morrow.
The City Inspector presented communication, the pur
rnfi of which that he in progress of removing
several pigrrrics between Eighth and Ninth avenues,
in sixty 9th street, and IN Twenty sixth street, between
Eighth and Ninth The communication was
received and notices ordered 10 be served on tho parte
The Board then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HgrniN--FP On Tuesday Sept n At the Church
OF tho. Holy Communion, by the Rev. IN Muhienbcrg,
Rev .ro,4r lisrnuns OF Wisconsin, 70 MANY eldest
dsnghc, Of Capt Alexander n Fraser, Of Btookkn l..
Washington papers please copy.
Lnap-IiAyOn Tuesday sept 81 nj ~ Peters church
by te Rev Dr. Beach, JogS IoEp 70 JANE HAy, young
daughter OF the late James Hay Esq both OF this city
wesoS-I,ry --On Tuesday, Sept. 81, BY Rev. DR..
Cunlsngs, WILLIAM WATSON "a ANNA LAKy youngest
dau xhtcr OF the late John Lake, both OF tins city.
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10 procure apAments for the families from xAbers fs>
5 E acton "a
him deemed nsse &c That s ns immediately e the
Rssossd That the Health oneer, Dr. Mandsy be and /.
he,sy Sscssd e * ~ sssss q violation q
Grand Jury now n session FOR their action =
Dr. ArsDAr then presented copy Of the notice served
ing the burying Of the dead;-
To Dr. assx Resident paysss asrns Hss ssp ''''
the assss s SS !. !. house y
n nc sss NJ lS wa. adopted n -. S
have died from yellow feves diseasrs
'-1 ''' '''N'''0 f' q SUSbI ssf Health oalcer
Tho following were adopted by tho Board IN secret ses
sion, and presented BY Justice FRxAS
having declared T. be s y ,sS
=; ssss
n
s1s sf sc.a 81 s en- n a.
IL sd de-
o. asleon in defiance ofhc Aforesaid Of the Legislature
s Y
s saas Ssss ne
sesosea Tn s Board sass s.p. 70 taken
70 prevent the and restrain the said Board Health
the city Of New York. ard Health Commissioners ana Commits
sopers OF Emisrsiios their agens aud erpicyss
erecting The said Hospital buildings ssses IL doing
act ~ which Ao said nuisance may he re-esabhed cou
Resolved That committee Of two from ths Board
pontedto carry out the foregoing preamble and
On motion Justice frcan ana Squire Watson wcrc ap.
pointed such committee. -.-
communication was laid before the Board by Justice
Dc Forest from H. Headcy in reference to buryng
fuse matter IN various parts Of the town II referred
to the Health Officer, with power.
The Bosrd then adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22

PASSING Cocyrx,Iar MossY William c,mcr taken
into custody on Monday night charge OF passing
counterfeit ten dollar bill the Farmers Bank Of
Orwell! Vermont, az the store OF u. T. Holmes, No ~
Warren street The bill was altered from a genuine
.one the Farmers Bsna OF Wexford Rhode Island,
and well calculated to deceive. iec,fref was com
m:iied for animation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22

AHe,d NefinV Of Sc The charre % mutiny oa Board
Inc ship Orient IS st under examination.
Before Richard T. Siiiwei lao
Lcgt,ng az Seg.--Mark Harrington YVES committed on
charge n stealing go from Bridget Collins board the
chip Roanoke and John Downs held 70 bail the sum
Of $3.50 a. an accompce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22


After the eip, az the North ntons via Quebec
holders OF cotton armer itheir views, but sales
az sufficient moment made 10 test the msrker
IRrIGHIs.-..ates steady, but engagement: were
light To Liverpool nour al Ia Cd, cotton nj 539d
and grain nominal at Cd To london 600 bbls rosn
were engaged at % Sd per 2S0 lbs and 100 bags eoec
at 2cs. Abou, 5000 heavy Pipe slaves we're engaged
for Rotterdam. al Csc
HAy-saics Of 500 600 bales reported at Soc.
MoIassRs quiet, but firm sales Of 20 hhds. Cuba
muscg<ado made at 36c.
NAVAL SroRss-Sales of about $50 bbs spirits turpen-
tine made at sShc., IN merchsniable order; at 49c
Ia shipping order from yard and To arrive aud sales Of
0u0 bbs common rcsin made o VI ID per 3l0 lbs
delivered. Crude turpentine was unchanged
Ons steady, with sales 81 lipseed ut 75c. Toe
sperm steady and in fair demand a about 81 Or.
settled The sales embraced about 400 500 bbs, in.
GLIDING al SIT SIT 20, and prime at SIS S15 Is
and clear at $ip Is Beef was unchanged while the
gales embraced abou, 200 bbls., including coun-
Try msss, at Sill 25 Sl2, repackcd Western
90 at SO 20 &i4 3Th, and extra at SIS SIS 81 =
prime Iacsa quiet and nominal Small sales OF beef
bans reported 10 arrive ~ {, Cut meats we're dull,
shoulders and nj NC for hams Lard steady, with
seles Of aboa, 200 bbs including reported "a
llc and old and fair TO prime al VI nc. u &c. llHo
prme fresh State dairy butter hrmer, sales OF far to
prime making nj lsc. ale, aud OF Ohio AZ 13c.
lee. chiefly l4c. a 16c. Tie Cheese Of fair prime
State daircs ranged from &C. Sac There were some
purchases making for export
RrY-Salos OF lh0 casks were made ~ SIC. y SAC.
srGARs.-Tbe market steady. Tho sales embraced
and about GOO hhds refining goods ut &c T4c, ami
lots Of grocery grades within the range Of IKE sac
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about eco 600 bbls. made at 2tc