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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-05

CHESTERFIELD, Jan. 4, 1855
MEssRs DOVE Co-Geatienen Having had short
since to your Turf Oil in extraordinary
and action being gratifying refrain from
regard the benefit the
large had Hne Colt In my stable lot, in which there
also Bull The Bull ltcame enraged for ami
gorcd Colt in the shoulder to the depth shout eight
aud ripped the neck about the which
ghtul wound Several u hburs
and remarked they would - his
lite that they thought 1t useless do thing tor HIM. how
determined ~ the Turf Oh and
small bottles he 10 entirely cured
Very respectfully.
II, FRIEND
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NOT ~ II,

SUPEkINrENDAN1S on lei.
VA n Tenn RAILt,uAb 20.
LfAChLuhG. Va. bct sHtH 49,
AN and after Monday, the LIST day N"Yclt.r all
~ produce suhered to rcmain Depot htunE,
lau r. will 10 removed Wa.huasrs With,
ety. Aud all produce removed w,l be wtb
g., ,i'ense OF such trauSicr
Ihis ssp rendered necessary by The cunuaiion
frsAt III Tho Lynchburg Depot, by which th. Company
tie Uonsignocs NJ freight, subject serious co
Nc.ience aud risk Of ioss W. 1. SMITH,
oct 20 is Gen
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sournAMproN Couxrr. VA. August ne. ls56

Messrs Dops q Co :Gentenen--For about tn,
had under right about the of
sometimes little painful but much until the July
last then became quite painful teserod and great
deal waf advised by physician and others have
out thinking Cancer bought small bottle Of
valuable TURF OIL and applied according the directions
and well have recommended neigh.
bors lady, who had similar by the side of the
about Ell her the other day she said
mcnng very much 1t looked much than did when
she using your TURF OIL and should get we'll
il. will get her certificate You part
Of this you think proper aud with much qualification
give you wi my thanks this certificate If Its efficacy
Yours, respectfully, N n. THOMAS,J. Up
The above voluntary certificate from stranger We
have many such Let those no suffer call and them
Its D&CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-05

GNEMENT.-Ienvsoab been ~ p poi ted sole n geat
~ by the proprietor of the james River Cement Works
for the sale of Cement in this Place am prepared to MI oil
orders AT the low est prices. WIN. 4. ANDERSON.
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u EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR HEAST

BNKlE TURF OIL FOR OLD SORES Of
u EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST.
WAKRANrED TO CURE, AND NO DANCER FROM EXPOSURE
COLD Price 50 cents per bottle
Entered according Acs Of Coas in the Clerks Oee of tie
Dsrc Court for the Easiera Dsrict PnEina BY DOHk
4 Co, RicAmOad, Ya.-5O size.
READ THE FOLLOWING
Come to pamphlet and read certificate
of performed by the Turf Oil certificates
respectable and respected citizens and others
here whom refer and doubt
medicine for One of It Is pound any
other known Try and you will be satisfied
ThUr TURF OIL.-Read the following and come to our
aud " i'll tell you OF others who been
cured.
RICHMOND, Nov. IA, 1854.
Mars Done 4Co-Gentlemen-I used portion bottle
Turf Oil which you very kindly presented me WITH
and take pleasure in saying that found eectual In
eruption of the skim for which had been praced
for several by physicians without receiving
eas benefit also recommended to friend Of NINE who
tor months had been annoyed by similar eruption
the skin and he informed short SINCE that
OF one bottle he had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, f. NJ. LEFTWICH.
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LYNCuBlR G: COACH AND
&EE%e WAGON FACTORf.-The subscri- ~

oNp LHNtIIBl Kds { OACI An d o01r.
&8-NSSe WAGON FACIORi.-The subscri 88kNS~
49, Der returns his grateful acknow ledge
his old friends and for the liberal patron
him. begs leave inf them and the pub
lie lac started business, anu he hopes by
strict business 10 rt Of IA
He will make to order and keep GU hand all kinds u"
Axle Wagons made thoInost substantial and
style lie will also, make to orlef aud will soon have made
assortment OF Carriages Rockaways and Buggies
Also large of and horse Spring Moving
Wagons horse stages. All ho want good work.
Old Lynchbs Coach and Hdes0n Factory and,
he don the cash principle You may expect to
get good work and low price. All who want good and
neat Bnggcs give me a call. JOHN ii. BAILEY, AgL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-05

EtOAL! COAL!:-We are now prepared 70 d u
orlers Red Ash thracte Mountain Clover
Hill Coal lowest market prices for August delivery
q orders left the Store of Messs. Valentine Hen
ne, Main street, will receive prompt attention.
angots ANDERSON LANFORD co
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WHEAT THRASHERS

WHEAT THRASHERS
VUNHE UNDERSIGNED, having become Agents for the
Il Schenectady Agricultural Works will keep constantly
hand sample of their Patent Improved Railway Horss
Powers Thashers and Combined Ihrasers and
Winnowers This Thrashing machine received the FIRST
PRMIT at the New York Fair in 1856, and coniin
good satisfaction ali " no have used them
THE HORSE POWERS made very strong and so gear
I'd that requires the travel only about miles
aout thereby making suitable to work either horses or OK
upon them.
WlNNoM Frs dscharge all the grain
and dust through the machine and not into the feeders
Is usual with other kinds
The Thrashcr and wiunower has REVOLVING WIRE
SEPARATOR which does the work perfectly than
BE- i"He other
THE SEPARATOR (riddle) has fork shaker hich
sh M he grain passes from the Thrash
ersons wishing these Thrashers do so by
cali ling At store where further information will be given
cernng them. IRBY e. SAUNDERS.
IN
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LNLClD AN l.AMP OlLs.-On hand "a full
~ supply oil FLUID aud best LAMP OILS, For sale by
!-ls J. THOMPSON n co,

n r. ~ d. A. OBtiiI1D, Succc, -.
lie DIuaUlD SONS. will keep constantly on hand
stock Of all kinds OF FURNITURE of their
which they will be pleased old
patrons - q. Diuguid Sons. and the public
They also keep constant, IN hand .arge SKIS
MET AIJC BURIAL CASES oil ali Sizes also large STOCK
WOODEN COFFlNS, of every description. and will pay
prompt attention the undertaking business all hours
efS5.dActs d. r. d q. A. DII GUID.
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Il nNUH" WAREHOISE. IynChbMrX, w.
Ia The subscriber has years the above
named valuable property In this city and sos
the patronage Of his friends and the public generally ap.
poutnent Of inspectors has been Ncssrs IL Ruck
er of Amherst and 10 Boan of Apponat,ox. who
every way qualified the office are ell
and deservedly worthy Of the public confidence.
Janl2s EDGAR WHITEHEAD
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Once OF the SoHth- side Es. k. Co.,
PETERSBURG. Feb. / lth, 1855 )
the regular monthly meeting the Hoard OF directors
"A ofthc Side K Road following resolution
adopted -
Resolved, That the Freight Agent Mt Lynehnrg hereafter
be collect ali freight goods received AT or lie
live his Depot Oe,ore hc OUT of the
SION ol the Company. Copy Record
feb io.t, JAMES T. CtIliBERT Secy
NEW FIR N.-The subscribers hRs ing ass0
themselves, w continue iht Drug business At the
Sriher Whitehead under the oi W NJ A.
II re- HER CO. and w be pleased to TIE friends OF
tue aud the pubilc generally.
WA. y STROTHER,
June ~ 1857. p ID. CHRISTIAN
July cots
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,rOLEN, FROM NY FARM NEAR

* rOEEN, FROM MY FARM NEAR n,
- owarsviie "wednesday last week, grey -
HORSE three or four years old medium size s.0SAA
ard will be given for the Apr, hcson the thc
lii, raj ard for the horse. J. q. LEWIS
Seot,sviie, Abemarle, Va, Sept, l6--ts
ITO FOR THE FAIR! II the universal cry,
and thousands are participating in Tho festivities which
such interesting occasions affords For the week. the
htongng mult'udes invited to the Hills. enjoy
Its hospitality and participate In the interesting which
are the offspring Of such occasions.
Among the attractive places which gathering
Thousands are Invited, and Welcomed. be
The Old HheAara photographic Gallery door
gina Bank Main Street. ynchburg Va, where hundreds
kenesss Of the nobost works OF creation exhibition
ree To all and should desire smlc themselves
shall be furnished short notice. prices
fail TO please
hne assortment OF Cases and Frames style
grade constantly hand Also. Iockets Breast Pins Fin
| ger Rings Watch Seals, Charms, sc
Pictures taken In art all tbs
| DAY, and In ali kinds Of weather ID. Ii BLISS,
ical phoup or, list
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-05

aR EFRaGk RAT0lss, REFRlsaERA TORS.
asSe this day received large lot Of
OF them vary ana 0sisg someha pressed for and
more 90 fof nensy will dispose them early applicants
TOR avery small advance cost
apl xo EDWARD J. FOLXE6
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-05

VNOk TINE Hair. Nv oedS Hair Restorative,
Mrs. Aliens Zyllo Basam. Tiicopherous aud large
Of Pomadss and Hair Oils Aso, Harisons Pba
Ions bsshsOs ard Jayne celebrated Hair Dyes For sale
by ~ 800 l1sl JOHN II sEAY,
oct IN Ia Dru4Rist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-05

CYPRESS 9HINGLES.-aO,OvO cypress Shingles
~ 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For mls by
ANDERSON, LANFORD CO, on Cana!
mar &C. near Langhornss MlIs
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NEW CASH STORE
NhW GNNh y WHIT
A. G. l. l., w | $
xuIror.ruAr.r ANN RETAIL, GROCER


HAS taken the large aud conm"ipns hosse Main al,
III formerly occupied by Joseph Nov n, I'd door HboY"
Messrs Schooaed and Thuans Hardware store, and op
pos,te DR. John II Scay's Drug Store -
receiving largo and well selected stock OF uho
rEEiEs STAPLE DRY GOODS, bought exclusively for
.s hich will be sold ~ prices that cHlot TAN 10 give
all may with arall, As Ain de
.rnneI business tho cash syrt"m, extra induce
offered cash buyers those desiring to e1
change Tor country produce
A stock Of 40 / PERUVIAN GUASO always On hand
xtend particular tho old cuntoa,rS OF tue
bia OF Lewis tormrty The Dry Goods business In
ths III, to give me cali the public generally
,..r s. IN. {. LEWIS
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NLOC .! CLOCKs:! CLOOKa!!!-Thc
subscriber has just received hundred CLOCKS
Of all shapes aud patterns which would invite the
atte non Of bis friends and community a large Please call
and examine, and you will and the prices o suit
Rep copy. 10 l2tsI JAMES DINWIDDIE
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N'EkWsFUGk's.-As supply 81 fshne.tsrka
MtClapes Rices, and Dead Shot Also, Bardotts Su-
Drops and llooways Confecton. These preparations
all celebrated safe and remedies For
ga! e by JOHN II. SEAY,
oct l2ts Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-05

lie his frien's something hrw IN Tia WY - u RE'LlN
INu EASY CHAIR Three positions are All tih' Ia TINS one
hair. Il IL the simplest complete aud cheapest easy
Chair ever safe this market II Is acceptance
aid for the ordinary PURPOSES 81 hh easy
Chair Gail aud see H. L. j itlhEo
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AyEGROEH WANTED.-I will pay ahc HIGH
~ EST CASH PRICE for Is or 30 likely young NEGROES
otboth sexes. Address, WILSON c. HEWITT
augs-c3n Liberty, Va
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u sssl b A. .. RyfnLEDOvE. dealer n Fancy q Goods
Bonnets 20. Lvnehh1rw. Va m 3U-ts
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~ o. sCz..- meeting at the as onrd Of nj
~ and railroad Company
h,d the office II the niany the ' ot ynchburg on
Adur!aN the nm Of Jahuar! l7, the following resolutions
w'rc AL, ptCd:
s,icsd Iha, and after the first day OF Feb
>tthc Team KaiIuad Company wi
Ialing This road, unless
show ,th Killed in consequence
agents OF this
tnIui
Ea,o", HAT this cnu.,an, foi loss
iAi,.s u,ut tIn,lcC st picsrn 81 within Thirty
dag ierH tuu tcs rnpud "csn delivered
A & =! i,uli sie i..nl.i's
ap, - ~ t,ilES, Sec'v
ksOM lSkEKss IA ..SO. a,., g - HHxkEkO
ISLAND, " ISL of
Phosphate iur wat rsr w. a ~
Sp.Si, !tu.. richer
rhJ,i ha.c al 1. .r-t h! The subseri
Der much low itn nj,
tmonals superior ,.u.l.ne qualities +"
turther particulars aY,4,t v. T. AADEkSON.
~
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Relief or the Quarantine Garrison.

The left wing Of the Fifty fifth regiment Col lie Gal,
will be relieved of Quarantine duty to day at two O'Clock
M and their place will be supplied by the Fifth reg
sDent Col Schwarzwselder who have been ordered on
duty the ensuing week The following the orders
issued by the military authorities
BKApouA RTERs, FIRST DIVISION n. Y. 5. MILITIA.
Nrw YoRK Nov. 10 1858
~l one schwarzwaeder, Of the Fnh regiment
de. aechReS. Gm his rsgmsn 70 relieve sae de.seh
rne Grounds, Staten Island.
The detachment viii Of hundred and twenty FIVE
ocers non commissioned officers nscans and private IN
ssa nas e Maay x h Gen dy 81 Novembe instant
under Coons 10 time proceed T. staten
p NJ relieve Colonel II Gal at O'Clock Pm
sni Tor Tho pupose indicated in and subject 70 the special
IRON The m chef Nos l5 l7s as 10
M and 80 u Which he Will receive copies from MAJOR
Hy order of Charles W sandford Major General.
y. Q NJ, Acting Division Inspector
HrApGrAriirs se :, Y brigade, \ ism,
The above special order No Is hereby promn gated for
S = % 5 e q Gh n9 F es Taenen and
he'e Brigade Genera Z, SeISna BRIGADE &. ,ns
tTtTE KEGiNENT, SECOND BRIGADE, y. \. :. M--JEF-
PERSON GUARD.
En;ME>rAL opuERs, No 3.
hEApousRrFpS, New York Nov. TO- 1853.
par win division and brigade orders companies
fnst fy uniformed armed and equipped with osercaots
and snafsacss e proceed to staten Island for duty at the
Of the designated companies will report
Their commands 70 the ADJ Al the Division Armory at 10
A NJ. precisely.
The following held and sf officers disnountcd viii report
and naer-NAter l.. Burger AiiuiAnt j.
As,dhof surgeon J. Hansen ousltermaser weuei Also
following commissioned MAJOR q.
sehifmeyer Rld Guide u. schaefer, Color bearer
D. Tr w, @ pey Hs s nseesang means
Transparent for The BAGGAGE and b. IN readiness
Chars. the tbs Division Armory, at A. " the
asy parade He will Re responsible Tor the SAFETY Of al
hi but he viii I've required
package unless plainly and accurately marked
viii The letter - he Company an the owner
GtgnuaArdars required that each
package az te baggage marked Ia the prescribed
Earh soajsr wia provide himself with AZ least heavy
hnntss under cluldng AMI pair of boots
= ~ tbs Old uuiiorm
Al e officers aud corporals q tie nent wiz
dress. thu Division Armory, Mon
dny the is.h ri ~ o'clock, T. NJ
X, order 81 Colunel 4. schwarxwarider
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BOGUS BINS svrSpIxas-Thc patent safe Ind con
saepce game men have taken 70 profession. For
several weeks past shopkcepers from the Battery Bulls
Read have uttered process q swipIhng at The hands
e these shapcrs which should be made as public pos
see, in order that the number Of fresh victims may be
somewhat lessened The dodge old one, but with
variations OF the most successful character The swnder
usually has pockcboos well filed with spurious bills
and is by means Of brass aud bogus money that the
operations performed. day or two ago one OF these
sharpcrs went into the clothing No. 70 Thompson
street and ordered suit or broadcioth,
which directed 10 be sent 10 his residence in Macdouga
street The aiiors boy brought the bundle TO the re
CURED number and presented Mr. Sharper with the bill.
Sharper took the bill aud pad the clerk IN NtIbeek
money which, il is needless 10 say was entirely worth
hss Upon making the discovery the tailor repaired 70
Macdougal N hot haste; out when nc arrived there
he found that the bird had flown Information o. the
conveyed 70 the detectives al the foce
osdquarters, in Broonc street. when officers De Voc,
Sowey and others detailed 10 ferret out the Sharper
The police got such accurate description OF the rascal
that they succeeded IN arrestng hun the following DAY
Tie prisoner gave his Charles Livingston, ana
said that he did not calculate on beng caught 20 soon ne
had hardly take the shine OF the new clothes be
he found himself locked IN ~ the iomos Inc ponce
furnished wit; sample Of the cloth used IN the ma
nuiatare OF Livingston new coat ana was oy means
OF Tins clue and the description Afforded them by the
boy that enabled to effect the desired arrest
ubseogentv they made three arrests in Wooster street.
Of persons Of having been concerned with Ly
ingson 10 passing bogus money The prisoners were all
locked ~ the purpose OF Identification As hundreds OF
have been grossly deceived by these worthless
II more an likely that Of the prisoners will be
identified. Livingston in the habit Of hiring ages
81 the livery stables Of Mr.. Tallman, in Bank street.
almost daily, aLl when business he almost invariably
rode in one OF AR. Tslman's best vehicles His stylish
mode oil living ulcd the suspicious Of his victims and
sbled the fellow 10 perpctrate his swindng with degree
eirontcry really refreshing The pclce have only
cured few Of the swnders there number of them
vet al large No later than Saturday well dressed and
prepossessng young entered the store Of Mr. James r.
Morgan No 40 broadway and bough, revolver for SIT
Which he ordered 10 be sent Mr. Clark $50 Broadway
saying he would be there AT three O'Clock M and would
pay the boy the amount OF the bill. The messenger
az the appointed hour when he accosted by
Air. Clark and handed the amount OF the bill in Wan
beck money. Nothing has been seen or heard OF Mr..
Clark snce. The public should guard against such I'M
posters not trust 10 the appearance OF every stranger
Thai along and errand boys especially should be
they part with goods belonging to their en-
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POSTAL ECTORY,
Foreign and Domestic Mails.

Foreign aud Domestic Mails.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK Posr
OFFICE.
DosysTIc. Norih-Aloany. Buffalo and Canadas.. 81 Pm
North and West way mail. ............. 5is A. NJ.
Western mai, via EreRR .5bs A. NJ and 35s 4. NJ.
S"nn and southwestern -
Eastern mar BY railroad t,i A N. and ia r.
" by steamboat. ...........3 T. NJ.
CAiiroRNiA. by steamer, via Panama, Saturday, =
The Overland Mai Tor California leaves st Louis
every Monday and Thursday, ats A. M. Letters
designed for Il should be marked Overland, via
81. Iouisn
The Overland Mai from 81. Joseph CsoJ to
Placervle via Salt Lake city, leaves st. Joseph
every Saturday, At $ a. NJ. Letters shoild be
marked Overland. via -. Joseph
So. PACIFIC by steamer, via PaIama, Saturday,
HAyAsA.... ~ steamer Philadelphia, "Wednesday,
Il. u,
EUROPE. .....B by steamship America for liverpool
from Bosom Wednesday close
here on Tuesday, Nov II. ....... 4 and r. VI.
~ s,rew steamship beruss.a, for
Hamburg, with mails for German
States, Monday, Nov. l5.............. III AN.
TINE OF CLOSING At TIE LONDON roST OFFICE.
fSpiA Overland Mail follows-ym Mar
settles III. u, oh, 18th and 18th Of each month.
Va Southampton 9Th, 18th and 2Dth touching at
Gibraltar, Malta AeSs ndria, Suex aud Alden.
VIA Marsciller On the 9th and 25h Via Souihamp
tn ith aud 10th.
AUSTRALIA. VIA Marseies and 10th Via South
smpton and suex i2h.
NArRtrrrs NE. Alden tho 9Th 9TH oft month
Via Southampton til. oh of the month
- When he date OF making mp the Indian and Australian
mai nj London falls on Sunday, they made up the
svsnip previous.
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pofore lion. Judge r.errelo.nt

Before Hon Judge Pcncpo.nt
rHE VERDICT ~ THE JOSEPH WAIVER cksg.
Nov. 13.--ljo~igc and Barn,s fernando WOOD Wahsr
n Inns and otaers the particulars Of tss suit
familiar 70 the public the having been tries, once
before when the Jury failed 70 agree II has been
stme days on trial for the second time. The plaintiffs
cam damages FOR being prevented from fuhiling thor
contract ~ raise The sunkcn ship Joseph Walker.
TIE court charged that the Jury satisfied that
PIT wed twho Vas then Mayor put police under the
tht direction q Mr. jones' for the purpose of aiding him
70 geitiub possession e the ship, they must hold him
si0nsihlc bui i they should find that the vessel
nuisance at tie time aud 10 such an extent that il wa.
necessary = AGATE q ard that the Mayor mir Wood On-
cont poce there - preserve The peace they could
hold him responsible.
The jury rendered scaled verdict Tor the plaintiffs sor
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Total ..,,.,.....23l 1872 2S,2o6 81 Az
light Sales Of 100 bags of Bahia we're made at exc and
100 do stained aracabo at 1o4c and 40 ditto java at
41ac.
CoIToS-Tbe sales embraced about 900 bales closing
without qnotable change of price.
FRHlGhIs.-- limited. To Liverpool
about 500 TASKS of quicksilver engaged at los ;
cotton was at I'D, flour and grain nominal To Lon
don 100 erces Of beef engaged at As 500 boxes Of
engaged at &c; 900 bbls rosin 500 bbls spirits
and 200 bbls potashes all at To Havre, 400 bales
Of cotton were engaged Mt NC.
some 900 boxes layers and NJ r. in exported packages
made at old prices and two cagoes Valencia rasns
were made arrive consisting Of about 5000 boxes
each at D. t. Currans ranged from 714c &c., the latter
Ggure for prime Citron unchanged.
FlM-The market was steady, while sales were light
No. large mackerel were at s4 70 and No do at sl3
and dry cod was selling at IS so 81.
GcNNY CIoH.--About GO bales were sold at 1870.
HoPs-small Gales new were made at loc l6c. old
were nominal.
HAysaes Of about 900 bales were reported at 45c
Soc 55c.
HIpKs-Tlic market has been extremely active; sales
arc TO large extent comprising most Of the desirable
parcels in first hands Importers have been willing sellers
The sales wcrc:-9,oo0 Buenos Ayrcs, 2514c. &c., 6
months II 600 orinoco, e3c, MONTHS 900 San Juan
DC 600 Zanzibar poor, to arrive at private terms
$500 no hache at q &c, months; 1000 Maracaioo at
21c; 5000 Porto Cabelio at Gle.
IRoS.-Scotch pig firmly held while sales were
light.
advance has been obtained on hemlock The receipts
Z! 200 hemock, 800 oak Sales ia 800 hemlock
1Z,tOo oak. STOCK Io,0O0 hcmlock 49, 800 oak.
MoLAssrs.-Sales of so hhds. Cuba muscovado were
made at 23c., and $50 DO do private terms
NAVAL SIoREs-Saes Of $50 bbls No. rosin made
at - 20, with about 100 do spirits urpentne at 5lc
crude turpenne was held at 81
NIs-Saies OF ECO bbls. crude sperm were made at
81 20; whale steady at 53c. Lnseed oil duh
with some sales reported at 60c
PRovIsloNs.-PorlThe sales embraced about 800 400
bbls, at 81 rs ~ ST. "A, and prime at sl3 80 sl4
clear mess at $40 and prime do at SIS 10 S16 Beet
in good request with sales Of about 900 bb Mt 81
SO 81 for country prime IS 81 so country mess, 81
so ST. for repac.cd do, and S1 SO Sl2 for extra.
Sales OF 100 bbls Chicago prime reported
Sl9 and $50 do Western beef hams sold at sl4
Sl5 Bacon dull Cut meats heavy, and sales
limited Lard was unchanged, while the sales embraced
800 bbls. nj lo1ac l0Ac. Butter and cheese were in
far demand, and prices unchanged.
RoE-The market dull. Sales Of small lot at
3ssc.
sTcEs.-saes Of COO mats made at &c. and
100 bags pepper NJ 9iic.
SoAp.-sales Of 800 boxes CASTLE made TO arrive,
at I0t4c 10Ac.
SrcARs.-The market steady, with sales OF about
400 hhds. Cuba muscovaGo chiefly the range of
61sc 724c 10 boxes at SIC, and 500 do private
terms
WH-KEy.-Sales OF 800 bbls were made at Is2c cash