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OBOcI1mS Tickets or Oeft1nC0teSs
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipt Of which they will be forwarded by first mail
Purchasers have tickets ending any figure they may
designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post Office, County and State.
- Remember that every Prize is drawn and payable
in full without deduction
~ All prizes Of q. 900 and under. paid Immediately
after the drawingoher prizes the usual time of thirty
days.
All communications strictly confidential
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates to
8. SWAN & CO.. augusta, Georgia.,
~ Persons residing Montgomery Ala or Atlanta
Ga, have their orders filled. and save time by ad
dressing 5: Swsn Co., at either of those cities.
- list of the numbers that drawn from the
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each entitled
to- will be published after every drawing in the following
papers: -Augusta (Geo) Consutonalist. New Orleans
Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston Standard Nashville
Gazette. Atlanta Integencer, New York Weekly DayBook
Savannah Georgian, Richmond Dispatch New York Dis
patch and Pauldng (Miss) Clarion, and lit Rock ARK
True Democrat.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IN AlllA FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
SVeOUO Those wishing to purchase FRUIT
TREES for Fall planting (Which is best obtain from
fine raised in Z. this year. none Of
hicha ern1o feet
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
ME SUBSCRIBER wishes sell a House and Lot
suitable for small family, situated in the Eastern
Ward, the of Martin and East Streets which
pays readily 10 per cent rent. Those wishing make
Rood and safe investment in Real Estate have op
portuny of doing will sell Bargain, for Cash.
THOS. ID. SLEDGE.
Raleigh. Oct. 6, 1858. SI-tf
~ Register copy.
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
QUEENS SECOND MESSAGE.

QUEENS SECOND MESSAGE.
"Who dr,t to New York this season. bought biz
Goods the best terms returned home is now open snd
ready far exhibition and ready sell them at the lowest
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JUST RECEIVED.
Direct by Express from the Mandatory,
a LARGE SUPPLY OF LADIES AND GIRLS SKEI-
"A ETON EXTENSION SKIRTS which will be sold
very low. Also fine Of fresh Needle WOrys.
LANDEkER 4 KLINE.
RateQb Sent. Is. 1883 74-tf
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Water Wheels! Water Wheels!
VKJE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING VAN.
w DEW ATERS Improved Jonvsl Turbine Water
Wheel for Mills and Factories, Of description and
oil those wishing to improve their power will find it
TO their interest address BY letter. stating the number
Of feet head and fall! their usual Of water the kind
of machinery to be driven then give the price Of
the wheel, what will furnish wheel and principal
gears for warranted to do certain Of work Time
gren TO test the ,Dhet and II it does up
figure the wheel and gears to be delivered to US 1t the
mill IF the purchaser.
References given and required.
HEATH 4 STEVENSON.
Laurel Factory, Prince George county, Md.
RoBERr BAIRD, Agent. Richmond, Va.
April 70, 1858. SLY.
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DAGUERROTYPES,
AMBROTYPES.
--s.- CAMEOTPPES.
PHOTOGRAPHS. SIAlNOTYPEs.
PLAIN OR COLOREn
Taken at HAVENS' GALLERY, for ono d.u
wards. ~ VIC o"'ar and I'm,
e Raleigh April "a.
A-swlr
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5,4S5 Prizes amounting to S32O.OOO
Whole Tickets 90; Halves Is; Quarters 32k.
~ Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries will
be sent to any one DESTROYS of receiving it.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at the follow.
ing rafes which is the risk:
Certificate of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets $50
10 Half 40
10 Quarter 20
10 EIGHTH
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NORTH.CAROLlNAS STATE BONDS.
~ ORTIZ CAROLINA STATE BONDS can be purchased
" from Pulaski Cowper. Of the City Of Raleigh the
'horzed agent Of this Company for the sale q" said Bonds
X C. PEARSON Pres't.
Western N. C Railroad Comply.
September 2, 1853. Tit
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STEAM SAW MILLS FOR SALE.

STEAM SAW MILLS FOR SALE.
II OFFER FOR SALE TWO STEAM SAW MILLS, IN
Wake county. situated eleven miles south Of Raleigh,
etween the Fayetteville and Auloman ruads One of
is large MILL with engine Of S5 horse power and
good running order The other has engine Of l9
power. They will be sold together separately
urchssers may prefer. For further particulars apply
J. 8. McCULI.ERS
Raleigh. NC
MI
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nLD FURNITURE MADE NEWLY AP
~ plying CHESMAN'S FURNITURE POLISH, which
is truly wonderful article and gives general satisfaction
Prepared and sold BY
PESCUD L GATLING
Oct. 13, 1858. sg-T
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EALL AND WINTER SUPPLY OF BOOTS
II AND SHOES.-THE SUBSCRIBER IL NOW
receiving large supply of Boots and Shoes of oil
and varieties to which he invites the attention Of hts
and the public. Mems and boys Boots and Shoes
LADIES' and Misses and ChiIdrens Shoes Of all styles.
Bogans and Shoes for servants de- Call and exaiae
l am determined to give g'od bargains:
HENRY PORTER.
Ralei1h Oct. l3 g3-tf.
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April 70, $685. SLY
Building! Building: Buildin<!!!
THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT.
nd tae ..ss 'nsE are now
and Spokes at their MILLS ON WEST HILL. Salisbury,
PaIngs Balusters Brackets aud all kinds of ornamental
woodwork Finished in the best syle furnished at short
notice. Their Sashes and Blinds Of heart pine and poplar
punciually attended to. All work done their Mills
is warranted to give satisfaction.
fitting up all kinds Of Buildings for which plans will be
furnished, if desired Terms re 5ea ase INV
Salisbury, June s. 1858. 46-6m
FURNITURE! FURNITUREl
TIME SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNOUNCE TO
the Citizens of Wake, and all the surrounding coun-
ties that he still keeps on hand at his
Furniture Ware Rooms in Raleigh,
q Squares East Of Cape Fear Bank,)
large and extensive assortment the best Furniture
such Bureaus Centre Tables Secretaries Chairs Bed
seads, Wash Stands &C., &c. ali! Of which he will sell
the most reasonable terms. All orders pun :tuay and
~ HENRY J. BROWN
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, AND COMMON
"a Also FisKs METALLIC BURIAL CASES kent t' On
s:s has '' tfass &c.
April %, 1853. SLY.
. NORTH-CAROLINAs STATE FAIR.
10y AN ARRANGEMENT with the Railroad Compa-
- ueS VI tue St3te, tue Live StOCk implements anu
other articles for exhibition said Fair will be transport
ed to and from Raleigh free Of charge. - -
Passengers will be charged full price in coming to the
Fair but will be furnished with return tickets without
charge. 900 '''''.'
Mr.. JOHN r. HARRISON, Agent Of the Society," will
attend at the Raleigh have all articles marked
for the n G. State Fair taken thence the show grounds
ut the expense Of the Society =, q, ..---I -
WILSON ". WHITAKER, sect'y.
September q, 1855 WI - 'T1 VIZ it'd.
ERESH COVE OYSTERS, in and b. Cans
II Fresh Salmon, in and H. Cans. -"
arr.r Fresh Lobster, in ! aid y H. Cana.
...- ..... ...... JONES MOORE,
+ - & Family Grocers
Raleigh, Augusta, 1854. asnsEI13 rs 6s1-tf
- =. u =, 5..s.,.s- NJ CARD. f.r
| a ILL., PERSONS having busiueas with M will pleose
n address Box III at Raleigh, work is at Smith
Geld Sof ne present. ' 'i''s'i i'a'7 Se< ~
irFa.':7H n 30 g r. a3L wa PALMER 4 SMITH
p 2A1oiHA, juH 90 lD6o. .as".f + = n.-- &o--tf
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NOTICE..
TNAKEN UP IN LINVlLLE COVE and committed to
the Jail Of Wa,augu county, North Carolina, on the
ath inst. NEGRO MAN. of light complexion. with
his right cheek. height ab'ut feet inches
reighs about l:n pounus. and had when taken up
lack Cloth Frock Coat and Linen Pants Also found upon
person pass in the following words: Let the bearer
"hu pass until Monday morning in Greenwood any
here in five miles Of it. August the 7th 1855 Signed
VI. W. Clinkscales" The owner is requested to
nd pruve property and pay expenses said boy will be
ealt with according to law.
D. C. McCANLES, Shift.
August 90, 1853. Tim.
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HAVING FORMED A COPARTNERSHIP IN THE
II general brck.making and building business respect
fully that they prepared to- furnish bricks in
ouantitv and their line at the
shortest notice and prices which cannot fail to give sat
isfactiOn
Always hand supply of circular drain bricks, to
CHAS. w. PALMER,
ELDRIDGE SMITH.
RALEIGH Nav So
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- IN ,, .5-=.,4sr "A CARD. fa
"A ILL., PERSONS having business with M will pleos
address Box III. at Raleigh work is at Smith
6eM Sof the present. '.I's'i iEE' 1e% ~
2a1u11h, Ju4 80. lD6o. .as".f + = nr.-e &o--E
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BOARDING..
HlHE SUBSCRIBER, at his we'll known old stand, is
prepared to accomn,odate about thirty members Of
the Legislature with board aud lodging. %a.''ai"s%
deems references Unnecessary refers those unac.
quainted with him all members who have heretofore
boarded with him, and TO the people Of Raleigh general
JOHN HUTCHINS
September "a, 1883. 81; ~ - f--TT- 7sI-lm.
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\HE SUBSCRIBER HAVING SOLD HIS
J. Stock Of Drugs Medicines. &C., to Messrs WARD
HUGHES. takes pleasure in recommending them to his
friends as competent Druggists and worthy young men,
DE returns his thanks to those who have parouzed him.
E. BURKE HAYWOOD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13
OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT.
Retail Prices Unchanged and Market Dull
A Resume OF Market Matters.


There certain in the year when prices
main in what a noted weather philosopher would call
"equilbrio" Sometimes for several weeks there is no
marked change Immediately after which there are per-
haps, violent fluctuations Rapid change Of prices gen.
orally take place at the commencement Of spring and
when the crops begin 70 in but after the staple
ces housed for the winter and tue weather becomes
settled prices often remain for weeks stretch and
this is the at present Prices keep firm and remarka
bly, uniform and great changes to be expected be-
fore March, perhaps April, when early spring vegeta
bles will begin to arrive from tn south
There much complaint in the upper wards respecting
the weights given by the produce dealers and grocers
In they pretend to sell at the market prices
but make up the difference by light weight There should
be some bureau in city government whose duty it
should be TO attend TO this matter and sup ,rvise weights
and all the city is well known, for in
stance that coal dealers rarely give 900 lbs in
ton of coal and impossible for the consumer
to tell whether he cheated not The high prices
asked in Brooklyn Williamsburg and the suburbs for all
family marketing the subject Of much complaint with
persons residing in those places Housewives say
they buy as much in Washington Fulton market.
for 81 they home for 81 So and hence the
concentration Of much business in the large New York
markets Residents OF Brooklyn say that although rent
s cheaper that place than New York. the difference
" made up twice over In what they have 10 pay for
marketing.
The market for all kinds Of produce still continues dull
GAME.
We have but few changes 10 make in prices Tor
game As the advances Of gets dearer,
oil who wish 10 indulge in this species Of food would
do well 10 do go at present prices Hares are getting
dearer, and, strange TO say the demand for them is
br.sker consequence Venison Is nearly played out
There much OF t in market and the demand Is
slight Bears meat steak selling ut lie lac per 10. -
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED.
GooS R,.D. ssS s.s Gs
salf Phantom Peterson, San FrancisOo-w coisman q
ship american Cnisn, Hubbard, 1verpool-Grinnen Mis-
Bart Penguin, Wheeler, sinsapore-A A Low Bro.
BARK CISCO waugh fiiniasdI s,splcnson 'n 10e
Beik y Trout, Bailey Cenfuegos-wslh Carver 4
Brig 2 Cotton, anderson, GIbrali.r-H A Richards
scbr Ralph Post, Cotsiin, Apalachioois-R Past
, schr Amy Leeds, Wilson, Pensscoa-D dimes, Son 4
schr Ned. Henderson Chsrleson-E Powell
Rr wnSreh spnara s xa" 1S Kenny
schrJ N Warren, Chapman New HSvcn--J b Edwards
ARRIVED
ship Hero, Stafford Roerdsm Jan s. with Gin. &C, 70 A.
70 lsed AZ, h.e rSSe lon sP9 schr Re-
dais west q be hanks with he.yy NV winds.
s.ip aeo.ton bsmll'on, New Orleans, Jan a. with mdse
. snip rs eass S N6 o5 Means: afa Boz Jsa "a with
s sG,:So, e. !, gssh 1,o ~ ,s a. g M cts SS
s Ss S; TO-. s %S'' o. ~:
S co Of ps sss spS Ss Crockett Mauaano, cu,s,
Jan with b9Sey palm eS mah'ssn, sgs scs.,.
ing Sc with os Of foY ,ti msino c 7b o. ad
sp".e err Alsslros, Sn sssrpor Dow ~. from Ma
Brig Ne9pesr CRr, Davidson csfdenas, Jan 49, With mo
Ssh S I.%% Bird ssp cer.go. days with sugar
sqnsii from ssIN sp fo h rs "a hstierss had severe
ps sShs fa.por, OF s.sssefs ET Hawkins. M.,agords
law S sr s.S s e sOuld f%s Ssp "a
= ~ ION ~ ~ ,pcke schr fesr Cardenss for Portland
ssSr Myers tgss,s RebIos ID sft & hours
seir Az Damon Tps Ear Nrsb s,s Sd 1;.i
csr ia Tsn A Ss sp r9se,on ph,asPhs days
s,esaer Jscfg9n. Baker. Bsumore 50 hours with mdse
Steamer Esl.vsr.. gopc.. philadelphia.
Steamer Tsmsuii. Nye. New bedford.
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BITTER. EGan. Nrc.

The lower grades OF butef are heavy And will no, sell
very good article for family can be bought for 20
cents per pound Orange county s hard 70 get ard selh
high. THIS must have been hard winter fcr butter
speculaters Unusually large quantities Of eegs continue
10 arrive, and the price very low THIS vsl be rood
10 the manner In which eggs packed perhaps the fol
lowing directions copied from contemporary may be
useful 70 farmers
Gee very strong stiff barrels that they will no, rive az
S)ring from the handling Clean briqt ai i
Che best material for psckug-cu net best Put ono
inches Of packing tho bottom then Isver ~ Co.
leaving between them snd the barrel cover them Win
ri least half an inch % PACKING and alternselV un
the barrel IL full The barrel should be gently but
shaten after covering each layer OF eggs loose hsad hes
firmly upon the PACKING at esch shaking will rive sres,
hrnpess and security Put good packing At ne
top, with little thai The hc a., ,,av
he very hIlny prbssed down upon The con emit. Nal snS
head line securely Mark plainly the nuser Of DOZEN sns
the II with the and of ne con
sgnec and tbe initials OF N. eonsRnOr FROM 20 n rs dozen
may bo ssteiy packed in good sized barrel but much
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY FEBRUARY l3 1859

millions TO the country -n;ch might otherwise have
been lost. There WA come more demand from the
nnFehsses for Chi Rrows sheetinSs and shirt
ings were more <mly held, and the inside hgures
OF last week generally refused. We quote
at Stca 'tc'a &C. asked by some joboers, at and
months, orr nth discount at months. Light
sbeetngs We re at &c 7ic., and light shrtings at
5tc. q 5sc. and heavy at &c. 78c' Bleached goods
were CUR 4. but previous rates fully maintained.
Sales COZ ltinued in good export demand at prices
ranging from &C. Sc, and &c. asked for bleached,
ssca SIC. for brown and l0lc. for blue. The stock
was 6ght. OsBaburgs We're dull and prices I'M
ch@ aged. DENNIS were in fair demand, according to
ma :aes, at sSc. lie. &c., and York at lac. Cot
7, IN duck was more firmly held Printing cloths
were in good supply and prices without change OF
mowsnt Jobbers were Offering fine assortments Of
prints many showing new styles and pat
terms of much beauty. This display, however.
has been rather preparatory tor the 3. spr1WHg s
have no great activity in this line Of go"c-s 20
report. New styles Of muslin dc lanes were selling
at about tic. lSc; cloths with cotton warps were
selling at about Sc. a 81 25s-for common to good
| qualities. Satinets were in limited demand, and
| prices unchanged. Kentucky jeans were selling at
10 to 10 per cent below the current rates of last
son. Good styles of tweeds have exhibited no change
| in prices. The importations of foreign goods con-
tinued light and stocks being moderate the importers
were doing increased business, and generally at
steader prices. New styles Of fashionable goods
brought out by recent arrivals are sought with spirit
aid sell at good prices. Fashion exercises great nu
the value of ladies' dress goods. new style
of plain dress goods with without broad perpendi.
cuar fancy colored stripes have much into use,
and rapidly supersedng robes and ounce dresses.
II is said that robes which sold at this period last year
at $50 now be had at about $25, and those sold
for $25 can be had for about half the money Those
with the largest stock of this sort Of goods have
alternative left but to force them off at low prices
forward them to our frontier settlements to be sold
in advance of and before the fashions overtake
them. Staple foreign goods in fair demand, and
prices rather frmer The lower rates of duty, with
moderate importations and moderate stocks, with
an easier money market, are tending to give more
strength and stability to foreign goods generally
and especially TO those of seasonable styles and de-
srable qualities, and the margin Of anticipated loss
in prices has become much reduced.
The gross earnings of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company for the month of January, in each of
the past two years, were as follows
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VALENTINES.

7 OWES ANIMAL MESSAGE ~ fIts CONSTITUENTS
IL ~ both setes
rinprtpf is5a
LQr " q creation, and you ladies'
To MON SAID lords are all IN bondage,
As selling valentines trade Ia
OF soov Importance In this fond age
"a Hiraie, for your election,
SfkONG. ms agent, true aud uutv,
Whose Valentines-a rare selection
Nothing aims that's odd and mueiys
Brilliant designs with rhymes dehcionss
HIS vast, unequaled stock dscloser
There's fs,thing vulgar there, or VICIOUS
Or IN eht least DECREE pornicious
Yours, truly, -. -. ,,<v.y
The cid vslepslne headquarters, No. " Nassau stree,
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VEGETABLES.
Potatoes are hrmer but prices are not likely to go up
much ~ New York rates attract produce from all parts
of the country The Michigan MERGERS in grea. favor
ana the quantity ike TO be sent on every year large.
There large snppy of Vermont potatoes, the Boz
tr .oss, down and dealers mske more by send
inc ihsm an hsra Squashes have nearly disappeared
but note very little cl>ass IN any other article We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13
FRUITS, NUTS, ETC.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


AsHs-The market was quiet, and sales limited to
small lots Of pos at about &c.
BEEADsEJFFs.--Flour in better demand, both
for home and for export while prices unchanged
The sales embraced about 1900 10000 bbls within
the following range of prces:-
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SHiP NNw ENGLAND-1he following Ia an account " the
disaster ship New England before reported destroyed by
hreOn last Christmas day the ship New England sailed
from New York bound FOR Glasgow Ths-rew inclusive "
onicerei con prsed tgh1ee, short Time alter he pa
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Totals. .sil! ,33I "a s<sss es $500 60 1s57i 90
Total decrease, so ,ees So or 10 pcr cent
The gross earnings OF the Ia Crosse and hilwsu-
kie Railroad for the month Of January were about
ESQ 900; the net about sl6 0c6 20 SIS 900.
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The demand IL good and in view % the near approach
OF Lent prices are likely 10 20 up Halibat has been In
market these two weeks Jt and oommsdsa good price
AZ the quantity 10 come In likely 20 be large We
may econ expect To zee ceiling for ocnts per pound
Cod contlnues unusually high.
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Thrown market. ,e27 900 IL, ese ia5 74i57ao
The dry goods trade the present week has exhibit
ed but little il any more animation than that
witnessed last week. There are some PURCHASERS
from the distant Soutn and Southwest looking round
and making selections to a moderate extent. The
Spring trade, IL is believed will be inaugrated
later than usual and that il viii lot display much
activity until about the first week in March. The
business tzansacng at the present tine is not over
~Dnf half Of what q az the period last year
The old stock OF foreign goods, including domestic
prints delanes and other goods, for fancy wear,
have been more les ntetered with by the intro
duction Of new styles and later fashions. Hence
fhey move very slowly, and are likely with foreign
fancy goods, TO supply considerable portion of the
auction taIoa. Heavy domestic cotton goods con
ainue 10 b. held With more frnness Since our last
report raw cotton has advanced nearly one cent per
~, or about 81 per bale. Should the anticipated
shortness in the crop be realized can see no rea-
TO spprehend any serious falling of in prices
The receipts at the ports have somewhat increased,
yet at lat accounts The decrease was over 500 900
ba'es compared with the period last year, while
exports 20 Europe sp stiIl below shat they were
Hast year at this time. With cotton at such prices
hew productions from IL must be sod at a figure
above recent quotations 20 pay, which will tend to
b1ng up The prices OF similar goods left over
from last years supplies. Within about five
or six week. raw cotton has advanced from
SIC. SIC. for middling upiands TO I2Ac
"a rise, considering the limited period
az time in which IL has occurred probably without
a precedent in the annals of the trade. II must be
considered however that the decline last fall during
che panic was almost as sudden, but at that time
thc supplies Of the old crop nearly exhausted
and very little of the new had been received ~ that
there was very little in ule market for the decline
O. act upon. The planters having made money last
year, were enabled 20 meet the decline by with.
holding their cotton from market uDiil prices had
rallied and permanent advance been established.
Though ~ The main very pDwlse policy W this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-13
POULTRY.

FOTLTKY-
Poultry "a we sorry ~ cay getting 10 be dear fast
There Is decided the whole list During the
week some fifteen tuDs OF Canada poultry town
II very badly dressed the crops full Of aud the
wing and tail feathers lett sold for much less In
consequence OF the stpdy OF the people who pared
for market Ducks, It will be seen have gone up 10
high figure ano ohAckens are eyins q. ger them.