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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

JEFFERSoNIANA.--AlI DOUBT and dispute as
10 the authorship Of the Declaration of Inde-
pendence arc at end. il was written by Jeffer-
sou. lie states, in letter written ID 1919,
that it was signed by every member present on
the 4th of July, except Mr. Dickinson. New
York, did not sign till the 18Th Pennsylvania,
still later; and New Hampshire, BY Mr..
Thornton, not till 4l Of November
s,The Congressional Journal y spys Mr.
randall, "Speaks Of but one signing. Aud
we are Informed that the paper copy. which he
(Jeiferson) SO repeatedly and particularly
mentions as signed on the Alb, is not now in
existence" In his co:emporanoous notes, Mr.
jefferson, according TO Randall, says ssThe
Declaration thus signed on the 4th, on paper,
was engrossed on parchment, and signed again
on the ID of August But" says Mr. Ram
dali, "we think VIC have been informed that the
engrossed copy Of the Declaration was not on
parchment. Then Mr.. Jefferson was mistaken
in that important particular" Mr. Randall
asks "What became of this signed copy Il
was, in oil probability, pnrposely destroyed
when the second copy was made conplele.'
Ben Randolph, the cabinet maker Of Phila-
delphia, in whose house Jefferson first lodged,
made tie desk on which the Declaration was
written. That desk is now in possession of
gentleman OF this city, who married grand
daughter of Mr. jefferson The Declaration
was written in the house Of Mr.. Graaf. a
bricklayer, ou the south side of Marke, street,
between Seventh and Eighth streets, of whom
Mr. jefferson hired parlor aud bed room.--
60 says Mr. Jefferson, in letter to the Rev.
John Mease, September 26, ISz5.-J. H.
Boston IraaScYiDt
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

|, IS said that The Jewish nation, di,ns,..,
10 almost every portion of tue globe wi,borl
iornipe aDywhere an Independent; nation. ma.
bers 100000 persons. '' "I''-
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

heenan has challenged Morrissey for ano,l.
er hgh', for $4,000 side, to take place IN
four or SIX months after the first deposit.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

A dog fght took Place near louisville. .,
Wednesday. far, $3.50 side. 4 New o..
leans dog was the winner.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

=, The Middietown Journal suggests Col. JOHN
forney as the anfi-National Adminis,,,,
tioa candidate for Governor in 1860.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

There is one very remarkable indication in
the Pennsylvania eleetion. Hitherto, the De-
mocrats have carried that State by denying
their principles and plodging themselves to
measures that they found means of evaGing
when the trial came. "Poik, Dallas, and the
Tariff Of 1912" Buchanan breckenridge
and Free Kansas, have been the rallying cries,
under which the people of Pennsylvania have
been deceived into voting for free trade ard
for the enslavemens Of Kansss. 10 speekine
of the election that WAS approaching in that
State, we did not venture TO predict that the
means which had so often succeeded would fail
now; we did not dare to set limits to the cred
uity that had been cheated so many tunes, and
that had mover failed to respond TO all the de-
mands made upon i.
But it has failed. The same old stories
we're repeated; but they fell this time upon
Needless ears. The Democrats boldly repudi-
atcd the English bill, although in 80 doing they
knew that they were repndiltlng the President,
Sor he has made the principle Of that bill test
question; they everywhere passed resolutions
IN favor Of admitting Kansas as free. State,
on tic same terms that we're demanded of her
as slave State. Taking Republican ground
on the Kansas question, they took Wing ground
on the tariff, aud declared themselves in favor
OF adequate protection to all the suffering iI-
terests of American industry. hir. Hopkins,
who ran on the Democratic ticket in Mr. Bu-
chanan's district und in whose election the
President took warm personal interest, decla-
red in favor Of admitting Kansas with any pop
ulation, and of such tariff as would start ey-
cry furnace in Pennsylvania
For once, the peop.e dill not believe them;
tho memory of old deceptons came up with
too mach force; they recalled hotc Polk and
Dallas supported the tariff of 1912. and in
what way Buchanan supported free Kansas,
and they concluded that they would not trust
to their promises again. Behold The result
Providence Journal.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

gI- fHE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, which we
beiIevs to be largest, most Aourishing ami most
completely organized, il the Iron City College,
Of Piitsburg, Pa --Prom Hints .N0cfaafs'
e17E1=ihs. Ot October, 1855
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

Ex-Secretary Stanton has become ,o,n.
Ient It resident Of Kansas, and is spoken Of r.
U s. Senator - ''
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

RsvIyALs.-fhere has been for the past
d~.s -e-y s'.s~@s'-s .s,i,~l Of ,oiigion
gong on in the Methodist Episcopal Church in
this place Some CITY OF sixty have Pr9fessed
conversion, aud the good work still goes on
nightly. a revival like this speaks more in fa-
vor of the welfare Of town tLau anything
else that can be said We trust that the good
work may continue, until ali are brought under
its influence.
revival has been going on for some time
in the Methodist Church at Mount Smith,
about miles from Bedford, and is still in pro-
gression. Many there have boen brought uu-
der the influence of religion.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19
BEDFORD ACADEMY.

THE Winter session of Bedford Academy WI
commence on Monday next, 22i, inst. o,,
Nov. 10. 1888 Priscp'i
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19
PUBLIC SiLn
OF
REAL ESTATE.

ID I virtue OF an Order of the Orphans Court q.
AS Bedford County, the undersigned will offer sf
public sale or the premises on Saturday tie lst iay
Of January, ert the following described real essts
being tract OF land containing So acres or therss
bouts, so Of which are cleared and under feace.
The improvements are a Grist NIL, Log and trasa.
DteeiiiRg House, Barn and other out-buiIiings.-
There is also an orchard thereon.
This property is in Londonderry Township, ID
joining lands of Christian Albright, Jas Mattiusly
John NJ. Buchanan and others.
Il is close to the route of the ConnellsviIls .si
ro2d--In close proximity with Cumberland and pre-
sents opportunities for profitable Investment:
Terms: Cash nj confirmation of sale.
CHARLES HOYMAE,
J.C. ALLBRIGHT.
Adm'rs of the Estate of SamI Hoyman, decd,
Nov. l9, l96S.-i.
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DTE EsD u

In s.. Louis, ou Saturday morning, Noyeu-
Der 9th. EMILY M., wife Of William ,ushaV,
Jr., aged 81 Yeara
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19
BEDFORD. Pa.
ID. OVER Editor and Proprietor.
JUDGE RLAgK AND TIE CANALS.

The Gazette OF week before last Publishes a
long argument If Judge Black, purporting
70 have been delivered before the Supreme
Court of this State, and ia which an attempt ia
made 10 show that the aw Of last session, for
the sale of the State Canals to the Sunbury
and Erie Railroad Company is unconstituion-
oil. The Gazette puff, The Judge as usual, and
expresses desire to see somebody attempt a
reply to his arguments. For our part, we con-
sl9ey that il has l'een so we'll answered already,
that no further reply is reeled The court
before which the argument was made, has just
y decided that it has nothing in it, and ruled
that the ANt Of Assembly in question IS alto
gethcr constitutional. This is the best reply
We coad ask. Bpi ii is amazing 10 see with
what reluctance sham democracy parts with tho
public works. They fight all laws intended to
effect a sale, and, defeated in this, they fight
the sales after they have been made In the
sale of these works they see stop put to pub
lie pluuder, and the consequent downfall of
the party. Their majority in Cambria county
has come down from 400 to 500 in two years,
Our maj9rliy in Blair has grewn in the same
time, from about 200 to 1900, and in HINT
ingdon from about 500 70 500, and similar in.
dieaiions are seen ell along the line of public
works siuce their sale. This is melancholy
prospect for Locofocoism, and all other plum
defers of the State, but we suspect there is no
remedy. The people have decreed that the
works must all be sold, and we rather guess
that neither Judge Black, nor Buchanan aud
bis whole cabinet can prevent it. We hope
they will now withhold ell further argument.
and submit deceLily to the decree that has gone
forth.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19
lfIR MEETING

The meeting on Tuesday night was a large
and enthusiastic one. we will publish the
proceedings in opr next.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

The present is tbrongod Court. but money
tnl'ters are very tight.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

Rev. G. w. Angbir6augh will preach the
third sermon in course before the s'Young
Mems Christian Association on Sabbath eve
ming next, (the 2lst instl in the ~ 4. Church
The public are respectfully invited to attend,
The other churches will be closed
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

MIR. Buchanan has quarroled with the
English knight, William Gore Ou,ley. They
were very intimate all summer. What the
cause vi the quarrel rs has not transpircd-
The Pennsylvania, the Paiiadelpbis ocgan,
calls Ousley ''fellow" and says
Here is a fellow engaged in an underhana
sort OF work which every man of honor would
peFemptorily refuse to have anything whatever
to do with, and which, under certain circun-
stances, would be very apt TO secure halter
around his neck. There is no use in mincing
the fact. In times of war, job like that en-
trusted to Sir William, and attended to by him
at Washington, would be regarded as espionage
smpy. And this wbO harborod treason
10 this country in his bosom, VINO should, since
business was known, have been avoided and
treated with silent contcmpt, is ponpously es
courted through the streets of the Empire CITY
by party Of Our American fuukeys
What was the President doing when he sher-
bored tho Ousleys at Washington, in the White
House, at Bedford Springs and on board the
revenue cutter Harriet Lana a
The dealers in jewelry at Moscow are :hus
described By Bayard Taylor:
In this bazaar you are struck by the smooth
sallow faces of the money changers, and a GER
tain mixture of weakness aud cunning in their
expression You are therefore not surprised
when you learn that they are all eunuehs /
have cndeavored, but in vain, to discover the
cause of this singular fact. Tho money chang
ers as say the people, have for centuries past
constituted peculiar class, or guild. They
Il,,a a. Il 4
their mutilation, and accept no new member in
their body Nho has not undergone like pre-
perat;on. As voluntary converts to such a
sect must be worry scarce, they would in time
become extinct ii they did not purchase, at a
heavy cost, the sons Of poor parents, who are
qualified at an age when they neither UNDER
stand nor resist their fate. Tho Government
has prohibited this practice under very severe
penalties, and the vile brotherhood will proba-
bly, soon cease 10 exist.
In addition to the favorable notices Of Hon.
E. McPnERsoN, from all quarters, we publish
another from the Lancaster Erqminer
edward MCPHERSON, Esq, member elect
to the uext Congress from the Adams district,
spent several days in this city last week, and
was cordially received by large circle of friends
and acquaintauces. Few victories of personal
and political friends occurred that affords Us
more pleasure than the success o: Mr. McPher-
son. He made most gallant fight against his
Lecompton opponent, Wilson Reilly, aud beat
him handsomely. Mr.. Mcpherson is the young
est member in the delegation flom this State,
aud likely to be the youngest in the next Con-
gress. His constituents may feel proud of their
youthful, but able representative. lie is en-
phatcally workingman and Pennsylvania will
have no truer representative in Congress"
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

We call the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of Reed & Minnich, in to-day's
paper, They have received a splendid stock
al Fall and Winter Goods Cali and sec
them
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-11-19

We issue our paper this week in advance o
or usual time, in order that all hands may
base on opportunity of keeping Thanksgiving
Day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23

bbp Including Country unsss n slt . 81 So repscsed
Western ~ 81 be Sc -; prime pcss IA. ncio,
rel II $40 S2e; beef hsas Ser- quiet q 81 y sn.
snessd ~ The latter fxase cut mess we're n y..cd
cen shc With rass o. shous 200 400 packages Including
shoulders ~ &c. 6%c ald sxc for hans Larc VIZ
rrchapped but less huOyaut The sales emo aoeo
sbout 200 500 bbs At 1ik ixo and atlac Tor keg-
Putier and cheese were in mere request, while wlces
we're upcbspgeo.
Rcr.- sass er,brscsd 400 teross II s. sskc. aa1c.
SpGARs- The market was excited AMI unusually active
The sa'es embraced sbout 8oo q 00o hhds, mostly
Cuhs puscovsdo, monty within the rspgeos $40 sfHc
With small cboe ard sIcY lcts Nth soue COM
lots Of Cuba and 30 hhds ocnpoo rexss A. &c ana
$500 boxes 6svspa II full prices, eart btisg SOLD s
The n Sbet closed ~ oDe-e'e nth Cent advance
WHEKsy.-rte ssss smbr scea about 800 hbls VI 2ic.
s24hc., the latter figure for small lots,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23
Ussssu.,,ve sir. In Barsio.

fTrur ire Buffso Courier, July p
nFe nrote yesterday sfteguooa about tnres O'Clock
In Zoe cUpola 81 ~ha. formerly Enlsn Hsn's Ee
vsr OGo street, hear Chicago oe,nsins ~ the N.~
Ycrk .e usl Railroad Company ard D,eipg tbsir IRE gh
hoase Tue DE, which supported N bsy. aiken from
tpAsg hOm the prOJeiitr ] y. haioury, winch hal
ia. core into port, ana bsd bausd up 70 The deck sdon
ing ne elevator 70 discharge dscx oa1 hogs aprsld
fearful rspdry AID esveloped tas whole ouii1
irg Ganes TIE flames comnnEics'sd 10 toe old
nsfro~ warehouse sJiairg he II v1tor, which ~ss 10
oes ro!e. fpis Suoi7g sAs Aeo Owned ~ tls Rsrost
ComasIy the part % u vas o-rupisd strre
, ~ ~, ~, a., sos,s sn. nv
% .bo occupIed by Ms. Ret noics grocery
fruit sand Both Of tnsss parpcs s1ocesded IN
nv nc peary AL Of their stock and gods They had no
IN -ufarce
me be-. from this old wooden baidins vas iu,spse
IN small ssr,s groceries All dwelling hnuses ave
IN ell, drecy opposite ana on re corner Of Oaio sai
Gu ,trtets bszr, aud despits the
trroLs 81 toe n.emsD, these bu,langs excepting ouc
sll destroyed thew uere occupied Sly nv Tsmi-
he who Owned TIE sirucrrres. o. sud owned 81 A. G
MI1re, AMI iesssd u them for iera 4 YEAR.
they s1cseeCed !, al u their properly. Oae
Of ,b~se OalolDss cccupi-d ~ NJ Ru1o n A.
zoe ~ sfssk ae,zxsr srvsery, soi s1o,her By
NJ Fersls ~ sshos sio-e None ten, 10 We we're In
for ned, we're 1tured.
rhres ma shsn les on Ohio street. north Of
hs sirew ssrehosse occupied ~ poST IAnilss, ~ere
there Gas a suan qus-,isy Of rolling Teizht Ia the
warehouse Which Desriy all removed before the Gre
reacho the building CO the fret dor Of tue Eieva,1r
fh,re wers. undsrssnd, 600 oSgs OF oofss 50
s~hs aos susH,, sno 40 cus ~ sry soods which q.
Tar usuon ~rth sa7 600 70 $50 900. The g,cs
bns of this hands, bsi bean brought no by
tae 0~nss RAufosd aod wsisisg Shipment by ,nsir
pc pelers was slso destroyed
the Fish ki,vat0r VS. an Od h1ilfug aui had
been oondBnued unsafe rae-e ~.s 10 grain
IN 10 II the ipteniioD ~ ths ccmpsny, We be
lave, 10 have torn u Gown and extstded toer
e. grit house n the aliev rhs frelgat house vas
eevsrsl nr. srd fesys entertained for A.
~ lEa wind 10 thai direction and blowing pretty
lsesh b~pnars', irop ~orss we're also IN danger and
tse yard frcouertly hr1, bit a-se
gate 81 with buakee kept the Gre from ooiug any
dsnsge the pFeutee. The i,ss % Tie Ceoirsl Raj.
rcsf o wbich there no Insurance viii probably be
az 60 70 fI9 CO 5000 vii probably oOver ths
Of ne osb.r rartiee.
Toe sind 80 quite freeh al tbs Afternoon, and the
bsa' tinbefs IN Eevafr ccptinnef w burn long
dee nuc fssrs tanned that 'he flames might
ted, bot he cfencnitf storm belxeen i've and sx
o'ciocs removed all agpfenonsloa 90 this score,
quickly qOeDch,d tde ore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23
The following is statement Of the Pittsbu
hanks for the week nrecedinp .Inlp H.

The first steam canal boat, the Charles Mack, left
Buffalo on Saturday. After experiencing diff.
Guilty from a short supply of fuel, it arrived at Ro
chester on Tuesday morning.
Sheppard Knapp. Esq, President OF the Mechanics
Bank, having intmsted a desire to be absent from
his post during part of the summer and autumn for
the purpose Of recruiting his health, the Board of
Directors have unanimously acceded to his wishes
and have appointed Richard Irwin, Esq, President
pro tenn.
The amount received for toll on all the canals
during the second week of July and to the 10th of
July, in the years given below, is as folows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JULY 3d. 1853

Trenton, to show cans why they should a, X. ~
strained from the turtle business Of be .akiur.
These proceedings are consequent rno. e.. ,s.
port Of the Bank Commissioner, .,,aa. - Tho
Chancellor, that in their opinion ,ther Of these
banks is transactiDg legitimate ankins business
The notes of these banks are all secured bv an am.
pie deposit in the State Treassy =. that thars vii,
be DO loss upon their oiroulstS IN
Annexed is the statemsJ of tho e. Jon;s banks
for the week ending the " IN ;rston,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23

The Philadelphia North American of yesterday
publishes long official report of the Legislative In
vestigatipg Committee on the affairs of the Tioga,
Crawford, PhGnixville, Shamokin and Octarara
banks. II says, among other things
startling evelatop made by committee rca,ive
to the bank note reporers Proof seems 10 have hse,
afforded that Of these publications regular be,k
ma sbee,a which quote banks In good bad siaD1o
o0roirf the CONDUCTORS feed Letter. dsrcasrs
described being sent 70 banks requriog immediate
correspondence nal visit, CERTAIN ar
rsngements, on pain OF disaereeAble consequences.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23

The Uncd srascr s,eafner Yura rsu.sr.s, conrssnd-
fnr j AMY What arrived q, sorfox IN the ssb
ki Perfa-oa 90 tns mo-uisg NJ the 10 A. ana "a, ID
Htvaua TIE eyerrF q The isth % toe xss In ssnt
The f0lon ~ ncie tbsn niUe uosihs has sst g-y
-rruisiug the Wet 3oe. i.a 81 setoO an up,o the
eDeet ~ O@rfH America Slc- sne isft Warrington ON
ittb o. Ocitb-r iss SO q. been uufer steam 1851
~days snr rec 10 coo mies Although having been in
or unneauDy climate, vub U0lcers ard ere e1prrisinr
400 roulu beard vet thsre has rot been q dsalh on
bosrc since she put IN oormssicr.
he following list ~ ne officers n ths Uaited .,ae
ffgate So lawrence, nefore mentioned, a. 30 Janero ON
, ~ JItb uit.--C.sa y Hon; Esubensnts p L Mar
=. " JOIN y Parker, Homer Z. cake, Nm Blckner
~, q walksr Nasier, wrn. g. lana Fleet sargson =
-. i-einp purpfr Charles " ABBOT Passed AS sisu,
g. w. George Pecs Atsstsni sJrgco1, francis / Calf
49,, " MORTIMER y ralb1t. Marine Ofioe's-8revet
49,, q REYNOLDS; TseDferant, ". S'srk ki1soip
~ physhtsn, Rrsh Y Wolscc ". Evans
go. g shryock. B,esrn's vivian Smith gunnsf,
a.. 600. Carpenter, wlllsm r. Laigbton, sAlmaser
Gtofee rboln @
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23
aARITJ8R INTELLIGENCk.
Movements Of Ocs AN Steamers.
FOs JALifJaSIA, ETC
....Pew York. Aug. 8

POE JALifJaSIA, ETC
Moses Taylor. New York Aug 5......Asptnwsr
sTBAARss 70 AND FsOs aAvANA AMI ysw onLxANs
IN New Orleans 10th From Orleans pavapa
81 arriving Al Nov Yors 18Th
sno New Orlesns i9ta From New Orleans 9Th,
3uh arriving at New York Sd
fAn4pslrnI. From Mes YORK !Itn, srrvinE =, n.sans
9Th srrving Ut New Yort 18th
BIAcI wAERos-srom New York z7ta arriving ~ Havana
lbth sTrw,ne al New YORK. 18Th
As.Irrom Charleston eth and 18th due o Havana Sfb
and sd From Havana 10Th 10Th due II New York
When The above dates fall On Sunday tie seamsrs will sa
On Monday, except from New Orleans
THE OVERLAND MAIL To DsDiA AND CHMl
fhe following he Of value 70 those having correspond
The mall leaves northampton On sh AMI nth of sAcs
Arrives ., aierA.s shout sh 2Ots Of month
Arrives s Malta Aeeut tie .th and sh OF same month
lowing month.
saen .beus The sS Inst Of .sme ss sh Of
al Alden about The ss,h 18th Of and loA
lIh Of following month
hval for Bomtay, and Ilth 70 5oth for China &c.
Indian Navy sesm-r bombay about the ID oA
r. and O. Point esie ,ha or
7h and 20 70 I'D Of following month
seamer has aIresay arrived ~Nch takes tne mail on "
arrive. Al ruio Penang sbor, the I'm 49, and an
trriver singapore 18th ist Sis, Ia,
Of following month
Arrives Hong Kous about The 40 2lh Snd 9Th Len
Of foloutnr month
Two mss leave Ensland-one the ah And 7otS Of
nonth-v'a Narcotics and Alexandria shout the
same time as the 8 'uthern mail
s9 Az packages aud ias~s t~ssds5 TO- ~ Nsv yoss
dEAAIp should be sealcd
Al INV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-23

-ftrafan Hour Nfm, but sales small, being
ccbGped 70 go . 900 bhs. at quotations. Southern
-four beld with Increased hrmBese, while supplies
limited sscs we're reported 10 the extent of about
2Cco hbls closing within the rsnfe Of The above prices
Rye -four vas nrm and In fslr demand ct our figures
Com meal uss better vble ss-s light West
Ibe msrse, continued pIn, seDe supplies we're lishi
hs eco bushels rsw req aud ~hte Southern at
res. Of about OIL 30. ECO do southern white ct
.. supposed " Rave been a. about 81 20; sbout 500
On. common rnwsusis clnb. conditional Ut o2c. 200
o' Of Tfime bvaukie reported sold yestsrday aer
booD '. ~, OF. o',ao 70, tspnebt, =, VIC wn,e Mco
&c. rorn QUIT and price, without change Of
ep' The ssss conated 70 about 10 600 bushels
ircircrs danssed Western mixed at CSC. 75c sound
Co.. ~ sc reuno Nofihcru elbow, at eoc. 92c and
200 bushels PRIME ~hha So1'herp cold p5c. Rye
INNER About boobusbes northern we're solo 1t zee
Cocago maze ~ f3c. 4ic Sound Stale and West
err we're urehsrfed.
oins. consisting Of 6ooo osss Of RIO, wac sold pri
yae ,sTrne.
stoy etstrs beng ctposed 70 await The arrival OF the
CuraId STEINER DE Al ths port The saes confined
10 a few burofeo bales at unchanged quotations.
Tfucu1s Rstss continued firm. To Liverpool, about
$50 bbls -four engaged 81 -. "a. Nd, 600 bales
Ct cotton Of led s2d and 600 bills al Is %.
eisin 90 nj TO- To Iopdcp 10 tons wbalebone at I'd
fto hsf,erces Of tobacoo 81 s. go ScIss do at 2s 3D.
ard t5 OIL a. 3os To Glasgow 60 bales OF cotton at
d. % eco tul hes vhest, part yesterday, ct I'D in
flJ's beFr; st00 bbk -four 1T 2s 4bd; 1000 do. by
steamer h Cd, APT Epgsesmepts 10 The Continent
vre rght and is,es Unchanged.
fLuD.- fsltt CT l2b bbs cvrrants were made at Sc.
Ifr rtUnd
HsT-esics Of eco SEQ bales we're reported 81 4tc
atCc.
Il,rr vas uuie, ard nominal 81 Sc for common Rock
lar o. aud al SOC. Tor lump
Mor1ss,s mo marie, yrs quite nrm. Bales Of so
terces ard 90 thcs Cuba muscovaco NJ 3lc and ia
boos 90. DO prime quality, nj SIC. a 35c.
NAVAL S1osFs-rhe market vas quiet, and In the alb
serce Of sales OF moment have change 70 notice In
quots'ioue.
Ons were sfesdy ssss Of lhseed were made AZ 73c.
75c ss,s Of about eco csses OF sweet OIL were made
81 81 90 I2 for quartz and al 81 70 for pins Crude
whale sno sperm we're unchsr red.
Ipovrsoas FOX he rnafkei ~ns r'fady, but some
lees huo, sud ncvs. Toe seles tmtfsced ABOUT 60
, eco Doe ilCuc g mess 81 tl7 tr l2H; nrne o.
thin negs ~ fC co. and clr-- q si9 u. 7ccf Uss
I'm but not very active III 81 20 not ,S,d aooot 200