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meWHIRTER BROS.
Fer she FAN Trade
We are in reeept Of the most desirable and we'll selected stock Or
staple and Fancy Dry GoOdsI
WehsTc ever offered to ihe the EeiaE trade.
HAVING purchased this from the harvest importers and
fancy saying thereby enabled 70 sell goods
Low p h g
and Is ESeasorabIs Terms any house IN the city
Our present stock embraces every variety Of
New and Fashionable Designs,
such asveFy handsome Robes Ala;
A iTsis;
$50 6 Pente;
French DeIainss, Plain ard Fancy
French and English MerinOes:
Faconia Paids;
1ayelas, for Travelling Dresses;
Plaid MsrinO, English and French;
Every style q ShaWls Plain and Fancy Dress sksand Cloas
Black Silks ali gradesi together win orer article tedious
Wehave also very large stock Of Staple Goods such as
Bleached Domestic, all grades;
IO&l3-4 bleached sheeting;
- inch Pillow Cottsn;
~ Brown sheetingi
- and o. sea island do;
Bro. and bid drills
Pl'd Lnsey, all kinds.
Flanneis, all colors, qualities and prizes;
Canton Fannelsi
Negro Blankets
Bed Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown jeans keey Satinetts Cashmere Vestings shirts
shirt Fronts Collars and in fact every article person may
peet TO and IN complete retail store
We also keep Constantly hand complete stock
Shoes HAS and Caps, Duour Cos Anchor brand Boiling
Cloths Carpets, SC To all Of which the attention Of
cheapest. McWHIRTER BROS
sepl5 No. 81, North Market sreet.
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completely in the supper, which somebody in the
Gazette understands is to be given in the Capitol on
the night of the exhibition of the Historical Society
Respectfully, THE COMMITTEE
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ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20 "A destructive FIRE occurred
in Weston, Mo- the night Of the 18th, destroying
the furniture warehouses of John Diety and Shaw
& NeWhouse, the grocery of 7. Kaufman, the courts
house, and two other buildings. Loss upwards of
$50, 600. Insured for about So, 600.
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DR.. KINGS DIsPEVsAFIT
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

ffS ~ DR.. King, formerly Of New YORK for The 1,ri su
@-S Tsars Of Louisville, KentucEy. and re hag ~
voted MS attention 70 The treatment o. private diseases Tor over
iFy years. haers HIMSELF having attended pre- ice for %
many years. and cured % thousands, he enabled 10 cure
All diseases Of private nature. bad h7v nav -
from 9ludlcious mgcal treatment, from negdct OF ne
own Dr. Kings Dspensy No. p Deaierck street bctss
Chery and me Square, where be cures all diseases o private
from business
srRlcRuR o. old or recent dte edectully cured In
DAYS, 9y an operation which
exists health cannot he enjoyed. Perhaps no disSzs su-
more nlschie and underunes the constitution much
SYPHILIS with ali the diseases Of the skin growing n Of ne-
lect or bad treatment be eecually cured rev 1aFa
SEMINAL WEkKEE particular attention haTin~ hs -ivs n
this disease and all the growing on u of
On m many casea By ne destructive necrar-.
1oats ana excessive Indulgence q the passions reject f
l ~ andsfe me rendering subject undf
iof business or society, and causing premature Ga are
Females who may be labong with any dcuItv n TIE Wob
may rest assured Of Immediate relief
Persons residing abroad By writing and stating th- -. la
Lee enclosed directed to Dr.. A. King, No. q Deadrct r
Nashville, Tennessee VIII have the necessary medicine t A.
eir address win necessary directions Strict secrecy ohsssd
nay 2J-ds-wiy -s'
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BIeIrOse Cottage,


(REsDENcE or TTH LATE NoRvuI,)
FFNOGETHER with the ten Of appernin is offered
for sale on liberal terms. This beautiful property sua
ted the Franklin Pike about city The
dwelling is In the Cottage style neat commodous attached
good Csern capable Of holding $50 barrels Of water
with choice variety Of Apple Peach and other fruit trees, and
endless variety Of SrUber The Garden, with but little
skill and labor, be made to yield handsome income
This property is the most desirable that offered for sale
the city, for number Of years. and is admirably adapted
home for those desiring to avoid the city
For fuather particulars, terms, &c, apply to
10. RORVELL
sept22-dlWt At Union HANK
SALE OF NEGROES.
EDY virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of the United
States for the District Of Middle Tennessee in case
VIM H. Brown and others Allen 7. GoOch and Others will,
the 2d day Of October next the door,
town Of Murfreboro, sell at public SALE negro named
Frank and Thomas for cash. being negroes mentioned IN
the decree and ordered to be sold for the compliments debts
septl5-dtd5. JACOB MCGAVOCK, -sa
G. & NJ Of said Court
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NOTICE.

A ELECTION will be held at the Office of the Tonnes
"A see Marine q Fire Insurance Co. on
Monday, October 4h for election of Directors for aid Com
pany, for the ensuing twelve months
sept23-m A. W BUTLER Secrv
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By BARTER, MCKAY a. ca.
ON THURSDAY sept 3D. we viii offer for sasi, e,nt q,
~ cur arehouses No % Public Square, large and ops
assoF tn1en Of 6roeres, consisting in part follows
q ss y z, ssaT 100 9R s cd kye and Bourbon
. bbls Powdered Sugar. 50 bbIs n. 7. Brandy,
Is hhla boat sRgars- . hhls Y. Y=Gia.
2 bbls aoiasses; Is BIZ bbis AAfeaus Rls''aisls
4 50 ebls Golden syrup; q -,--- aga
R9 bags Bsit ooaee IA 100 eshth casks sHeeness,y
Is tsss. siiiess iogBbls Rsssasd whisky,
~ doz Brooms; 100 bbs Memphis Vinegar;
50 d5z Washboards: l00 htlgCicin.eG 40:
90 doz Painted Buckets; 50haskets Champagne Wine;
= nests Tubs; 100 boxes Champagne Cider;
~ ~ boxes star Candles ~ casks Brown Stout;
l0O boxes Talov Caudess 20casks Ale;
50 boxes C38 bars Soap: 160boxes Glassware;
SO casks English Soda so d0z Ground Mustard;
. bbs No B. large Maekeel, 50 dog Ground Pepper pure
a t IIeSa; ~ aoz lemon syrup
~ hait DOS Mackerel 20 doz Strawberry and Pine APP
e h 10 40 . d9i az 20 boxes quart Pickles.
500 kegs Nails; 81 90 reels Cotton Cord;
200 boxes Mani. Tobacco so doz Cotton Lines;
p 9 "a es smoSng do;E so doz Juts Lines.
The above many other articles will be mt NJ and sold in
in quantities TO suit purchasers.
ssps@-aI y y q CARTER, MCKAY co,
VALUABLE IRON WORKS PROPERTY
pc TOR SALE.
TTVHE subscriber sale on a liberal credit the v,usbe
Iron Works property, known the Furnace aud
Union Forge situated il yen county, KY adjoining Eddyvis
the county seat The Furnace the best manner
with all the necessary outbullding comfortable resi-
dence &c The veins Of considered nexaustbie with
superior roads leading from them the Furnace The Forge
located the bank OF The Cumberland river two and haf miles
from the Furnace built three years ago. has two steam
annually
With the above works wis be Sold ten thousand ceres large
portion Of which is considered coed farming land.
This property offers Inducements to parties wishing to
the iron business It will be sold low for cash sDd on
Tealonable credit Apply TO or rad, address
%, ,,-,.-,o WILLIS b. MACHEN,
sep2i-dl"eStrlWsW Trustee, Eddyyille, KY
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kEEz. WILLIAMSON. sprv-p ,.-,--,,,,
WILLIAMSON 4 CHEATHAm.
IMPORTERS OF
BTandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS II
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C., &C.,
10. COLLEGE STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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FALL 1858. FALL 1858. FALL 1855.
A. c. Il A. B. BEECH,
/ DEALERS IN
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
CARPETS, &c,
No. So, College street,
I HAVE in Store large stock Of Fan and Winter Dry
Goods, Carpets Oil Cloths, e offer 70 cash and
ulal time dealers a. small profits and hope please all who
DRESS GOODS.
Double Skirt Fancy Silks;
Byadere do do.
Plain and Stripe do.
GrOsde Cross Mourning Silks.
Large STOCK Plain Black do.
Plain French Merinos, all colors,
% Black Delaines and Grape Bomtazine;
Medallion Delaine Robes;
ByadeTe and three dounced Deaines;
Flan and Byadere Ristoris for travelling Dresses;
Large stock Cheap Dress Goods. sc.
Curtains, Shades, Fixtures. &c,
Satin Dsmask; Lace Curtains;
- Wool do Embroidered Muslin Curtains;
"a Cot DO C0rnices and Bands.
Floor Oil Cloths.
1 124 a Floor Oil CLOTH which We cut out to suit any
size
Carpets, Rugs. &c.
g. superior Velvet Carpet; Sup. ply, large stock;
81 do do do do . ply do do
81 do Brussels do Ingram Carpets;
mantiIlas, CIOaks, ShavVIs, &c.
We have large stock Of shaws Cloaks MantiIlas &c
2f Duck always hand Wagon Sheets, Tent Cloths &c
Together with the above goods have large Of O
If and FL Bed 81 nkets. Also general Staple Dry
o to which We invite the attention Of Retail buyers No.
sspII-6 A.C.&A. b. BEECH.
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MsGAVOCK

IN THURSDAY, the 4th Of November next the premises
~ E1l sell number Of Lots this addition, including some
most valuable Lots IN the first addition Immediately adjoining
the Corporation Of Nashville A VS.. LINDsi.EY Q
Full particulars in proper time
Sept, II.
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EXHIBITION
PAINTINGS, STATUARY, &c,
At THE
CAP HTOL on
EXHIBITION

TTNHE Tennessee Historical Society inform public
that the above interesting exhibition OF Paintings, statuary
&c, will be open for few days
Among the paintings number by OF very best
tive artists. Among the those Haley Coates
Carvaho, Crime Ode Powell Baker, Brammer, Cooper, Dury,
Wagner &C. &C. 6c besides large number by disting
o a.-s
The Exhibition viii commence Wednesday, ~ D.
Price of Admission 25 Tickets procured Aess
W. Berry Co.'s Book Store, Vests SIu
sic Store.
Visitors will please remember that the entrance will be at the
South door OF the CAPITOL seDt2l-5t
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TTRUIT CANS! FRUIT CANS!-Just recevsd
~ 20 dozen "Arthurs" Tin Cans
so do do Yellow Stone Cans;
so do do White do DO.
also make sizes Fruit Cans for sealing very snoIy con-
tructed and easily sealed up, and warranted good.
VI 57Oriers from the country promptly filled.
fyi3-l6wu J. W WILSON
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W. "a -'ei-A 1-alAr- '-1l--
BRANsFORD, m'wHIRTER a 60.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE Dr.Lras n,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY-GOODs,
No. 3, INN Block, nashville, Team.
V 94f 75i and 7 7TS s q; TED s
DRX-GOODs, @
Ready-mado Clothing, rrantIes, Varieties,
&c, &c, &c,
which are now receiving and viii have ready for exhibition BY
the 18th Of August. Our comprised in part OF
Brown & BIeached Shirtings & sheetings;
8-4, les q IA Osnaburgs, Grain Sacks;
Prints, Checks, Tiekings, Plaid Linseys;
FIanneIs, Blankets, Tweeds, Jeans, Sati-
nets;
Cloths, Cussimercs, vestings, TaiIors' trim.
American and French, Plain and Printed
DeIanes;
Frenchs German ana English MerinOes;
Black Silks, Fancy Dress silks;
CIOaks, Nantes, shaWIs;
Irish Linens, Jaconet, swiss nnd Checked
musIins;
Laces q EmBrOideries, Ladies' Dress Trim-
mings;
Bonnet Taffeta and velvet Ribbons;
Elk. heavy TwiIIed Jeans, Linseys and Me-
gro Blankets for Planters; Ready-made
Clothing, Buttons, Thread, Combs, Jew
elry, &c.
The latest designs Of Dress Goods and Dress Trimmings viii
added the they may their appearance in the
Eastern markets
anglican BRANSFORD, BPWHIRTER 4 co,
TIN PLATE, &c.
OOn BOXES Ie IOxl4Tin, hest brand.
900 do Ie l4x3O do do do
so do X do do do do
90 pigs Banca Tin.
pigs Lead, Just received and for sale low By
HUGH McCREA, W. HOOPER HARRIS
Late Of MeCrea TeErass- Late Of H. B. Morris a Co.
HUGH mcCREA & CO.,
Successors to Il. B Morris Col
WHOLESALE GROGERS d COA4ZSsIOE ALERCHAYZS
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
nos. AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
HAVE on hand and Offer to the trade on reasonable terms the
following articles, and viii be in receipt fresh
supplies
81 hhas prime choice Sugar, $1,000 Cigars assorted brands
100 bbis Baltimore Crushed do, boxes CIargt Wine
~ nols FoWdered do so cases B Carb Soda,
= onis Loai do so bags Ground Pepper,
~ nags prime G0heeS . nests Tubs
~ Aegss Nalls' 100 dozen painted Buckets
" Dds Molasses 50 dozen Cedar Buckets
100 = bbls N0asses. EfouorS
= 3 ools Uolden syrup 5Oi bbls Rectfed whisky,
= bags Pepper 10 bbls Jamaca Rum
= bags spice 200 hbls Old Rye and Bourbon.
- bags Uinser ) bills choice MonOngahela-
0oAs Ioto an 81 ces) hbls Bourbon from yrs Old,
~ BOXES star Candles, 2OJ bys assorted Liquors
~ cases Ieas, - bbls American Brandy,
lUO bundles W rdpping Twfne, . bbs n Y Gin.
Sp2 B&e
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Va ILL make regular trips three lines week S5Ss
w from Cha ksvillet0 Paris. Leaves CIarks-
Vile Monday, Wednesday and Friday nekL--zE
O'clock and arrives 40 Paris at O'Clock evening
with the Camden and Richmond stages; will connect
with the Daily Line Of Coaches from junction Of the
Memphis Road with the Mobile and Ohio Railroad which line viii
be under by ts November. Returning leaves Paris Tues
day. Thursday and saturday O'Clock, and
Clarksve at O'Clock evening with the
Vile Hopkn vile and Bussevil The line is newly
ttted with c0o table coaches good hOrs and careful
for the accommodation Of passenger The pat Of the
lie thankfully stage kept nj ne
Washington HOcl Clark vile; Union Inn, Dover Un0n Hotel
Paris. Lsepl4-H4t i. P. GRAY.
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an THURSDAY the lst October next on the premises
~ propose to bring of great Lots this beauti-
fu addition to Edgefeld.
Bills with full particulars TERMS &C. will be issued in due
time lSept III A. V. 5. LINDSLEY.
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Crozer has shown much OF his Gard relates
the exchange Of Middle Tennessee
is substtntally correct EDWARD 5. CHEATHAM.
SeDtember 1858.
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FAIRFIELn YrLLAG

an THURSDAY, the 2sh day OF October next on the pre
" s will sell all the uusod Lots in this addition, situated
on ehe Le3anon turnpike adjoining the fist Toll Gate.
Sept. u. AVS LINDsLEY
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Negro Bow Tor Sale.

WILL sell for Cash the highest bidder on the first Mon
day in October the Public Square in Nash
ve likely Negro Boy, Is years old eleven inches
high sound bill Of sale will be given the purchaser
B. f. LAYNE,
Eeul1-
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IMPORTANT to Prinfers.

News and BOOK INK-alarg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quail
~ ityY at low prices, just received by
F. HAGAN,
sen2l Market street
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-. a OMIT u
ANDREW Johnson.
A. o P. NICHOLSON.
EDWIN A KBEBLE.
JoIIN K. HOWARD.
Comniitfe.
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g}e@ ORLEANS gflontg gflarhtt.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street

Thursday Evening, Dec. 10, i858
In financial circles the recommendation Of Cover
Wickliffe was duly observed and respected, with
only one or two exceptions One year ago there were
only four banks closed the occasion Of Thankgiy
ing To-day there we're nine banks closed The
Bank Of Louisiana was opened for business being the
day Of discount. The Directors convened as usual,
and went through the ordinary routine Of business.
The chief executive officers of the bank did not
oeive thew ,onId he sustained in case the proclana.
It'll - H. = 1,o ,o,,+asto5 DC
~ q ~ stiouiu ~ n0s
| ranted by law though sahGuohed py usage, III inc
event Of some dilatory payers taking advantage of
tba e,biatrsn
-. ~, AZ ;,, - 4 ,
~ y hoPeu ene "'i az vil0 sAH 'e'''i'
settle this question-though really there was very
little paper maturing to-day. The day was gener-
alI, nenr,ed Inv the banking institutions With the
-. s1I7z - ,,,, t, T,1. - t,,oia,
eAV0l'Sloh "lAu''Su ~ ''N ~ wy W u ~
a., t5ast eino ar o,sa VIII, Iro,ors on1
private bankers in general refrainng from business
and respecting the day. But somehow or another
i: All - H., ~, ,;tol I;,o1f c H., 1,,+i
uispllS t'lsllou 'bNt'ii0u il y U0 "o'''V4
fitness of the weather to call on Cashier of one of
endorsement or security assumed by the Judge, which
brought on an argument from an argument it came
to sticus on the part Of the Judge, which was met
by Cashiers usual weapon Of defense-a round
understanding in the almost total annihiaton and
perfect discontinue Of his ex-honor There was con
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arrivals at the PRINCIPAL hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL n L Wood, New
York R skinner w A skinner W Miller,
La, :. II Russell f German, Ark. j Z Wilson,
Nj D Marshall, n o.. J r Davis. Mrs Jos I DO
Wis. r JemisOn and syt N GA B Ballard,
TENN W Wick Yicksburg, 2 Taylor,
Ark. Judson, W J Brown MD, Mrs King Robert
Cross, Hayyell, B Kelley Miss. Master Shaw
and two svts, Bass, La IT z scarborough =.
NJ Foster c L D Elgee, Ala. = % Eabarcott, New
York, g II Comstock aud wife, Chicago >
Skaggs, KY Thos Tut N spreed, Ark
...R G Hatchison, ~, R Grant. ship Belmont
tiers, j 4 Lanier, Miss Jas NJ Hogan, ? Scott,
Va. John York, A Gardner, Ala. &C L Jer-
ONE, N York. + " Scott lady and child, ~ P
Scott Va r Foster, Maine MIR Manelee and
port, i P Davenport, c.. Miss 2 Austin, Texas
.J I Wheat n o., John A Adams, Pa. H
Walsh E Baton Rouge. VIM H Martin, Miss
E Thompson, York, Chas H Ladd Texas,
Casoni, j P Patton Q j Lane, Boston. q
NJ Lane Boston. VIM Dunbar Va. 4 G Rob
erts, 4 E Chubbuck, Texas. John N Adams
Maine R w Donnell and lady Mo. @ Bruce
and wife, Ind, ID II Creatt, La, Geo Fl Wake
field w Wakefield, England. n Craig, ky,..C
Borland, La, H X Whitaker, J Il Whitaker,
Miss w Brown, n Brown ir, La. I Davis,
N GA MeGehee, Tenn, .R + Towner and lady,
st Louis, j H Calvin and lady, Ala. A Reid
lady and sister, Miss Mrs 9 johnson children
and syts, La. DIR Thos 7 Hawkins, Lac 7
Howard and family, Texas. & Higgins lady and
svt, Texas =. "A H Mccormick, B A Mcdonald,
York j L Field, ThibodauX, - D Dryun
,... Mrs G R Price, La VIM Whitl9ck, n O. :,
W NJ Boylan, G.. ..J s Reed, Miss John II
Boylan, N CD G JONES' S O.. - @ Brownlee,
La. j Wilder, Shreveport. y A Lowax, C,.,,
T p Tullilove, LAW R McGants, Miss. . r B
Scott a. F c Adams, Miss Chas Lmn, New York
,...D Akin, N Old McCulloe. Qagley
and lady Louisville.,J G Tatum, W Jouett,
Missouri.
CTTy .UOTFT J,In Merritt 4rl- SRCosav
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N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. From Canton. a bales cotton to
Thonhill &co r. do Harding, Abbey ,lco 2l2 do
Ryrne, Vance eco, Al H Ably. 20 NJ Gordon Jr.
6 Bradley Wilson &co . Cleveland Bros Geo. IL
ellis, Ferguson &co. 80 Fredlandcr 4 Gerson "a
Gutrer Harrison &co. GS Payne Il Harrison 1888 do
Warren, Gilmore Eco. l Connolly & Champlin Is
q K Garter &co. 4 J Persons geo, 81 bales cotton
Rhorer, Aiggnbotham &co 10 do Moses Greenwood
&oo, 8 Pritchard X Flower Total $50 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-17

CRESCENT OFFICE, street,
Friday Dec. H. 1883
CorToY Yesterday was pretty generally OBJ
served as Thanksgiving holiday and with the banks
closed, and the Arahias adyiees overdue, the sales
were confined to some 1900 bales at about previous
rates.
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION:
Inferior. 7Gs 3iagi a. l@9i535
Good Ordinary. lO1R@e z AHddling Foir,., l2sQl2%
Low Middiins .tf9ll14 Fair.
STATEMENT OF COTTON
Stock on hand 1s September, bales 3Ol4a
Arrived yesterday 1G53 -7S6l24
sId567
EzD9sS Sass AZ .s ,7
Stock on hand cleared 32O6O
TOBACCO :. We noticed some inquiry, hut no
transactions were reported
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO
Stock LIST September 1853 ........ hhdB 2SOl4
Arrived siges,....'.
Expostodyesterday ,.,..........,,. uU0 1908
hand cleared. f2l
SUGAR. Prices were frmer, with sales of some
1000 hhds at 5iG35S and 5}e for Fair to Fully Ear
MoLAssEs Some 1000 hbls were sold at an adj
vance Of lie, prices ranging at 25692G3e for Inferior
and Fermenting, and 276127Befor Prime and Choice,
with about 200 half bbls in lots at 3ld532c chiefly
at 3l3c "a gallon.
FLOUR. The sales were confined to about 1000
bbls of which G. Unbranded at 81 25 22l at "a G2,
200 snperline at So 101S5 l24, and 305 Extra at
s. G2B, So rs and 50 so ID Dbl.
GRAIN =. Corn was in moderate request with
sales of some 1900 sacks, including ji5 Yellow in
lots at Zoe $50 White in or 8 lots at 10, and 50
at 9nr 10 bJEhn1 Tho salns of Oats inrIE1pd sun