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DT'The Atlantic s1 Works at Nan.
ct. Mass have suSpensde operations for the
present. NO tune ~ 10, ,,,r opening them
q, 1900 bonncts and about 1000 hats per
Year, YEAR, employing two male 2s7 Gm lie
pnpraliyeS.
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II. X. R.-Radway's Ready Relief for Head
aches. whether sick or nervous Rhvu
mdiism, Dialrboe. DyScntcry. Cholera
Morbus, Painters Cholc. Paralysis.
Juhhago. Gout, Neuralgia. Too 'hachc
Small Pox FeycrS. Swollen Joints
Kidney Complaints. Scarlet Fever
Pains around the Liver Pleursy.
Measles Heartburn. and pains Of all
kinds. Railways Ready relief will
in few minutes change the miselics
You suffer to joys Of pleasure.
IL. Ii. r. Railways Rcnovating RcsOlvent.
Tor the cure Of chronic liseasc-such rs
Scrofulous and SyphIitic Complaints.
Consumpttc and other affections of
the Lungs and Throat lnduration
and arrangements of parts, Eruptvc
and other diseases Of the Skin. Nodes
Iumors Ulcers. DYSPEPSIA. and all
other diseases arising from an impure
state of the Blood.
Il. L. E.--Radway's Regulators will cure.
effectively and speedily, Costivcncss.
indigestion, Inflammation Of h c
Bowels. Dyspepsia Liver Complaint.
Diseases of the Heart and Kidneys.
Female Complaints small PoX, Fcvers
Measles. &c. &c. Whenever the sys-
tea is out Of order a dose of Roadway 5
Regulators will restore it to regularity.
No fcmaic should he without them.
H. Il. r. Remedies are sold by Druggists every
where. HADWAI ~ 60, New York City.
DR. IL. ii. MIIClii.LL, Agent.
April 9, lSjS-ly ELEr"H, Mp.
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Carriage for Sale,

NOR SALE, a new, two-Seat Jenny Lind
IL CARRIAGE, a first rate article, and
never been used. Apply to
WILLIS RCTTER,
Elkton, June 10, lS3S-3W.
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ICE CREAM SALOON

A Y CHESAPEAKE CiTT.-Mns. PRATT
IA respectfully informs the ladies and
gentlemen Of Chesapeake City and vicinity,
that she has opened an Ice Cream Saloon in
her house, where she will be happy to see
any one who may give her call.
June 10 lSJS-3w.
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GUPER- PHOSPHATE or LINE: -
~ For sale by d SCOTT.
March 81, 1858
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Office.

ysNIlE Orphans Court of Cccilcounty hold
H. their STATED MEETINGS on the
second Tuesdays of February. April, June,
August. October aud December.
t. Schoolaccounts will be passed and
paid at January, April. July and October
terms. JAMES McCAULEY,
Mar 8, 1S36-tf. Register.
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Trorr,NG RAcE.-The tTo, race be.
i"'i r ', Temple and Lar n nSor t J
Herring Run Course al DAFT, Of Fl, Thurs
day resulted in the success vs. ., % "a three
successive heats; time 2 80; 2'- . "a
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New Cracker Bakery in EiktOn.

NJORRIS CUMMINGS takes this method
-fI Of informing tho public that he is now
prepared and is daily Baking Fresh Crackers
Of all kinds, ut his Bakery, i'll the Hollow, to
which lie calls the attention Of the trade in
general.
Also, constantly on hand CAKES of all
kinds. Particular attention paid to baking
cakes for parties &c.
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n7The highest honor at the gm -
cambridge, England-ttat Of , seN y, ,u ol
in Vas taken this year oy M'dmm-
an American student :"
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NOTICES..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,

PROPOSALS viii be received by the
County Commissioners of Cecil county.
to be directed to them at their office, in
Elkton, up till the 9th day or July. next, at
l. O'Clock NJ, for building Bridge over
Little Elk Greek, near Elk Landing, said
bridge to be- built on substantial piling, ut
least : inches III diameter. well driven with
hammer weighing not less than 800 lbs;
to he l?o feet sran, exclusive Of abutmcmtS,
and ii feet wide clear OF parapets. The
abutnrnls to be Of good large stone. erected
on good and substantial piling, and the
masonry to CONNIE nee ut least one foot below
low watcr-nark. The wood work to DC at
least feet above high watcr-mark
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Notice.

4 Ii persons having Administration Of
LA.Guardiana account to settle with the Or.
phans Court Of Cecil C unity are requested tc
file their vouchers in the Register of VIII.
office at least ten days previous to the meet
ing ofthc said Count.
JAMES McCATLEY,
Sept. IL 1896. Register.
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ALSO

For the construction of a Causcwav. to
conmcace 1T the western end of the above
Bridge, crossing the marsh distance OF :j51
yards said CauScway to lie made i feet
high, 80 feet wide at the base. and 20 feet
wide at the top; - feet Of the hight to be
matte OF :hc marsh material. aud the remain
ing ! , feet Of gravel. to be furnished (lrce
OF cost to the contractor) convenient to the
Causcway. The ditch, formed by the re-
moval Of the earth from the marsh to H. not
less than feet from the Catiscway, at each
side of the same.
Contractors for the Bridge will give j.
thcil PROPOSALS full specifications for IT,
work, sizes of timbcrs, &c., and in b,,h
cases, contractors will be required to eve
bond, with approved security, for the Faith
iui performance of their contracts.
BY Order.
JAS. $. CRAWFORD, Ck
June ,, lSiS-Jw. Comnlrs CcGi Co.
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MEDICINAL
I ,
I
II. r.. IL.
TEALTiI will, in all cases, follow

HEALTil will, in all cases, follow the ti.a
- Of Railways II. h. Remedies There are
none 20 sick or diseased, so weak feeble. or Grip
pied with pain or nfrmitios. but that Rndways
Ready Relief, Rcnoyatjng Resolv5t a. Rcgula crs
;he naur" of the disease or sickness may re-
quuc. will quickly and rapidly cure.
These remedies consist Of Rndway's Ready Hr-
lief; kH'tways kenovrtins krsolyent; Hallway.
Regulators Each of these remedies possesses
special curative powers certain diseases. Yet
there are other diseases. wherein their combined
medicinal properties are required and when thus
used If there i sufficient life and strength within
the diseased dying body TO sustain their action;
the patient Will live and be restored to health.
Pan, r. K. Rehrf.
.icEe Diseases. 4. Il. Rehgf.
MF0mmtory Diseases, ReijcT m,d Ree"irtors
.Nlidrjons Discusses, RchcCand RceuiotorS
COaac&ticc Diseases, Reii,t AID Regulators
iDQiniopS Diseases, Rcaorotiag RcSoircm
chrome Diseases, Renording ReSolrcm
SVyhiitic Diseases, Renor0fing Rrsoirem
Constitutional Diseases, Resolcem y Regulators
sri" Diseases, Rcnorating ReSotrct
Nerr0"S Diseases, Resident, Rciicf Regulators
hgjeci'cHs Diseases, u. HefeJ aud Regulators
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The highest Price will always he pail
for GRAIN of all kinds, and MANIRES Of
every description will be sold on the MOST
REASONABLE TERMS. LUMBER will be dis
posed Of At thC LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES. by d..
J. TOME x co.
Port Deposit, March l. 1853. rmar l3-3n,
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HALFWAY : RE*OIATiTG HESuLNEST should be
hailed rs Il blessing by every mother throughout
the land. whose infants arg afflicted with Sores,
llum"rs. &c These brcakng3 out Uhus early are
evidences of disease Transmitted from the parent
stock. l,w doses Of the IiUNOvArING REsuIvENr
will eradicate every vesiisa Of the disease and
insure the child sound and healthy body.
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WILMINGTON.
STILL SELLING OFF.

STILL. SELLING OFF.
SAMuEL BUSBY, No. II Market Street.
~ Wilmington. Del. not having sold all his
stock of SPRING and SUMMER DRY GOODS
was anticipated, will continue the GALE. with the
intention Of closing them out soon rs possible.
Among which will be found many desirable goods
for ladies Spring and summer wear; also, Men
and Boys Goods in large variety. with new ma
torlalS for Ladies Travelling Dresses.
Not forgetting their summer Shawls,
New Umbrellas and parasoIs.
To which has been added many new and beautiful
goods for the present scls0n, all Of which will be
sold at greatly reduced prices for Cash.
In the new Carpet Room may be found the
largest assortment Of handsome and durable
carpets ever opened in this city also Canton
Mattings and Floor oil Cloths nl widths. some of
superior quality, together with Rugs and Door
Mats In variety. Imay |. l5JS--.in
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES

Many diseases that aict humanity are inherited
rs heir looms from the diseased bodies of sckly
Sircs. Scrotula. Consumption syphilis and Fits
are among the most common of constitutional
diseases. Nuw, wi C'Tc not aow many .rcncta.ons
the seeds oIhcSr diseases may have been establish
ell III the system. cOrruptiug he blood r. tUwAY'S
RENot hrlNG ErSuL,ENr will eradicate from the
bodies ct the afflicted every particle Of diseased
deposits aud fill the veins with new, pure and
healthy blood
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COnlcCtiOneIiGs

! have juSt received from Philadelphia Il
choice lot of ConicctioncricS, which will be
sold cheap for cash, whole sale and retail
Thankful for past tavors, l respectfully
solict IL continuance Of the same.
MORRIS CUMMINGS.
Elkton, June 10, 1893.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
attention NOusekeepcrs!
Flour and Feed store,

TIVE subscriber having purchased the entire in
J. terest Of Mathews ana johnson, ia the rvGi-
established
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-27

There are large number Of from PORTS In Europe
for port and due The following have been
out sry days and overships Caravan Sands from Liver
pool Dec o. Green ard Cons1ntre kacoduck. from do
nec IS Boyd Thom.s from do Dec "a Maphat,sn, Dixon,
from do Dec 70 and samer, Rogers from fushing Dec
~ rhe Hamburg shps Howard and sir Robert Peel arrived
Dis week. having been IS days. and the latter s.
srr,prp Ar.tsrr.-Tbs steamer Calsdonis ie Charleston
2h int Tor BALTIMORE and would look cut for the steamer
Aasos heSes IsF srs S T rss hS io been
very stormy, and Il was supposed abe you'd be lost
was :, Psrna@6uoo Jan 81 win captain ses.
SNIP .potIpr Dow uoudle,ie, from Manila for BOSTON,
nesr war per hour C.ps would se new pumps ship
siS ZEN and proceed on bis voyage
SNIP II HAYES Payne from Liverpool for New Orleans
was at 5 W Pass 10Th lost leaking badly.
B,RE ErpRs Hathaway before reported a, 81 Thomas in
distress and d,chsrgns pui in in consequence Of having
Bapx P,rnrsprR tof rhomason), KAloch from Boston
va M.s Cor SonsssnoPle wen, sshor, "a M on sand
ns 90 Tie bar strong ySf bad caused The water to fecede
would probably be ready 10 sail again IL abos, lree ~ees
Salvage decreed by Chsmber of Commerce, $500.
p,sSs 81 on R o. and eopSemsa rss an - Se
about ye,rsol nations, valued sbou. ssD and was
msDder. she vas TO be sod Sih iDsi
scnR ysRi. Jswprr, Cooper from Rio Grsnde for Liver
pool Pernsmbuco Jan sls having pat with loss q
head OF foremast
FRotre Rimss from Bos o. Of and for Belfast Ne,
where she bad pui darns he storm * ssardsy night
ledse hssr Bangs l.,aa I'D INST ana stove hole
IN her bottom Men dechargng her cargo which viii De
partially damastd The revenue cutter sentto her sss'
of the belonging 20 the cutter eeverey
not fatally, injured by the parting Of havser The vesse
would probably be OF 18Th. when she would be lowed up
20 the city Tor repahs
scHR CoRA Avery Of and from Rowland for Boston toos
Gre and ashore South plymouth about Dh ms
1s rCssse ss. VIII Syu Che ss s
nasep Hspt IN an thought the vessel would De con
demnei savage decreed 20 per cent on vessel snd cargo.
Scpp ,zrtis at New Bedford from BALTIMORE bad ueavy
wcsiher the passage, and shipped severa seas
The narboard quarter. - - .
scps Jos Housrcs from wilnnson NC iSr psiad e,
phA hich ashore SCUM w ue S>fes % DeisNN0 ~"
been sot on and Aken 20 Lewea
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imposed .ax the tonnage over the Pennsylvania
Raircs1 and he Harrisburg and Lancaster Railroad OF
"hve mills per milo on each ton Of two thousand pounds
carried during the season Of canal navigation and subse
quepy changed to "thRee mills for all freight carried
throughout the entire year" TO bring amount q this
levy entirely within the comprehension Of the
general reader We may state that amounts to ten cents
each barrel Of hour carried the entire length Of
the road and In the same proportion on every other
species Of freight Now, the part Of wisdom TO keep
the trade ofthe Pennsyivanis Railroad and maintain n
paying concernT and so, be done while the State
inposes tai that operates premium in favor Of send
ing trade to rival ipesY The line Of this railroad has
natural advantages but they not equal tax
that discrinnstes largely In favor OF s rivals An
application being pressed the attention Of the Legs
lsure from various sources to have this tonnage tax
pealed. The Councils and the Corn Exchange have
adopted very forcibe memorials urging . repeal, and
Of the roads connecting west with the Pennsylvania
Railroad Also pressing the subject the attention OF
the Legislature. sa question Of much importance to
the road the State and 70 the principal cities of Phla
delphs and Pntsburg. this tax shall be kept up. the
natural effect will be great reduction il total loss Of
tonnage 60 that while the company will be crippled by
special tax this source Of revenue will be dried up and
the value that the companys road gives much Of the
property Of the commonwealth greatly lessened.
The statement Of the Phtsburg, Pa. banks, for the
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PrrsnnnI Intelligence.

ms lion jefferson Davis, who has been confined 70 his
hoass er or twelve days by ness which al one time
assumed IN alarming aspect has experienced fayOrs
sye q change as 70 be now considered out Of danger
Hon M washburno, OF Illinois, who has been detained
fror 10 the House Of Representatives. several
1sys past BY panful inaisposton convalescent, and
s12e.R 70 be able a few days 10 resume his public
DUTIES.
FP starton, Of Kanas and Gov X s Bingham, Michi-
gar are N Washington
Pthoo Potter returned home 70 Pnladelphis Satur
cay asst since hat time has been quite III from cold
Which he took, but he is better again.
Senator G. ?. Henderson Of Texas, In Philadelphia
TO ARRIVE.
Prom New Orleans IN the Steamship Empire Ciiy-H J
Reese, Brynnd Jane. McDermg,t = Blocs, haury,
Holm Dean Marin, rcCsarey. VI Berka. ID Haley, W
WoDdr M "a May Maley and child Mrs Paulsen Nrs
RurEs OSummer p Sha 1n0n-eDd ~ IN Tie Storage.
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LICENSING STOCK BaoKnRs.
Kings County Court OF Sessions.
TIE FL ATBrsH AVENUE AFFRAY-THB JURY FAIL nc
AGREE AND ARE DISCHARGED.


AGREE AND ARE DIsCHARGED.
YESTERDAY morning. at the organization Of the Court Of
ous the Jury in the Of Bernard Butler, on trial
for assault with intent kill Patrick hcCarty at Fatbush
avenue, the Fourth Of July last came into Court and
state tia; they unable To agree upon verdict and
tia. there probability Of their doing so. The DIFF
ference opinion In regard 10 points or law bat
question OF fact The Court thereuPon ordered haithey
sh1c ID b. sen. back 70 their rooms
Ahcut o'cock they came into Court and asked IN
.rscons relation 70 the sw TO the intent Of tae pr
using the knife The Instructions were gwen and
neg agGn retired AT four O'Clock they were sent for,
when they stated 70 the Court that there Was 10 prooa
bty Q. their agreeing, they then Of the same
ooinop as when they went out on the night before The
remarked upon the necessity that extei Tor some
snd o, verdict bot they were unable to sgrec at all
appears from statement made by OF the jurors
thai entering the jury room on Thursday afternoon at
I'VE o'clock, they took ballot which resulted 10 ten be.
tng 4 favor OF a conviction 81 charged, and two
for acquitial. They remained 10 that way for
ssssut with intent TO do bodily harm. To this
too more agreed, and the remainder stood out
for con yicon Afer RECEIVING me charge oi tae c9ur.
resulted II ten being in favor OF conviction and two Tor
scqusl They stated ba, they could no, have agreed II
Jhey bad remained out week The prisoner has been on
bal the Indictment found and Was allowed
6epsr: on The same reoosnizances.
oouCterfei Eve dollar bills Of the lee Bank Massaehs.
E on several sorckeepers, on TIE lsh Of August last
paa.l KlSoyrp VA convicted o: obtaining money un.
pretences the 9th Of January last, from n
vaers representing that he Was driving coal cart
FOR NuchInore Day and wanted four dollars and ball
n make change. nc sentenced 70 the pentent.ary
fcr thty days, having been recommended 70 mercy oy
tSe Jury.
E.sns french, who indicted with Capt /. y. Dean,
% The BARI = Trout, for henoss offence committei
y.s.e al ,be "a 81 JsnTsry vas allowed 70 ,hdrsw
pea o. Eot guilty and plead guilty 70 the charge relying
Tie mercy Of the Court Capt Dean sentenced on
Eo3tsy % be Imprisoned n the state prson Tor i've yoArs
an sI months for the same ofence.
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Port OF New York, February 20, 1855.


CLEARED
ship Cncn. Davis New Orieans-w r Frost
Bari warSck, jenkins, csrdenas-J W Elwen 4 Co
scsr ADELAIDE cars on III Person
sr asSS s% RGarDs kasf
schr Msrinsh Etherdge, Washing,on.
scar fsRSy osborn SosSoihssurssss cearman Co
ssehr u Alien Rabcock, Phil.ds 9ha-R Godwin.
Steamer jackson. Baxer. BAarore
ARRIVED.
with niise 10 FSbrico Has 81 days ives Of lon 81
With hay ye',s yer gsiss AID S reHnsnsoas
Jsn with hides har tc 70 master SD n company wh
oS 20 10 role bpr Mafsba nseh ssy from George
town or Baradoes 1871 Ia Is 80 ION 81 - spoke s,hr Red
", ~ from ia. 9eS' i'''' Mo- lac "'' ''0"s
Bsrs Folntlia oi {. ieorgs, Keller. New Orleans
Bark Eyac;, Frsbee, Savannah, days, with mdse, 70
BFs War kFSffest Williams Bahia Jan lS via Pernsn
naubuss having The h earret away head OF the
Bris Tiue B xepousa, Port au Prince Feb = with log
81, bPi IS rI y.v' Ge9 Ssys ~ FEB yn
Cd nuneer o. SQUARE boxes casks and pieces Of wrecked
ssh- scpsen laser 5s Rro,shsveu) ru,hI Mcs,na Dec
passed Gibraltar Jan 10 with frni, 20 msser Jan 10 n
for 'f FaSrs Fss - lon q To- sposs .csr Ns% yos
ss % Sfs SG Ssss ws Gr
sails carried svay fe-s g1g kc. - -. 90, +,
With fusuc Buck CO. 20 INST, OF Haiteras, spoke
brig Pioneer. from Key West FOR New York
Schr Areis fJf Sswhurypo- Pierce Ponce. PR Feb 10
WITH queer 70 W Lewis Hsi ssavy weather
sch- Ectfari Webb mss.s, Srrarue, savannah days
with coiion. Ac. 30 Dunhari Dpon.
sebr tin.,y Grfn Savannah 6dsys, w co''oh, &c IN
Murray. 25ih inst, OF squar. spoke schr n Palmer
from Wilmington, NC, fer B1son, With loss OF b. The
hsi very heavy weather " Haie-as
schr VIM Srni'h. Goodsoeed, Charleston, IA days viii
ana rice 20 Jenas Smith Had very heavy weather
spin sails &c.
s-hr Alien Terry. vrgh. Tsprier for View Haven.
scfr Frpress. Sterling. Yors River, Va, days.
Sch- = johnson. Irelsnd York River.
Schr Melbourne Spear, Rockiand -.
Schr Golden fleece, sparrow. Beverly, Vas
schr hetamera, Bailey. Providence.
e:esner Pe;rei Arey, Providence
Tho 1p Columbia, ed yesterday from Liverpool, SAT-
Cd Jan IT, anc has l05 passengers ReporT heavy an
NV gales IN the passage.
BELOW.
Brir VI Cousins. i5 days frOr Csrdenss.
Brig u Parks DELAYS from C1snfuegoe-boih BY Captain
Geduey, OF siea-nigg Achi.esL
SAILED.
Ships Palestine, London; Cro1tsr View Orleans; be-s
cobb, Hsvans brigs African, Bathurst Wn Mason, Neu
v.a-.
Wind during the day from wSw.
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DARING ROBBERY on DKsPATcHzs-The Mobile
rn, az the l1th inst learns that heavy robbery
con fei on Friday aftsrnoou board the steamboat 81
hares last rs she abou, leaving Mobile. Admiral
Zerran che Of the prominent Mexicans who accompanied
Cpnonfort from Mexico, hsd taken passage on the 81
Charles for Nor someIy having With him despsiches on
bagssge carried 70 the boat and 81 the suggestion OF
friend ordered 10 be removed from the boiler deck 70
ms rtaeroom the door OF which he locked and took the
Sey. BE retired 70 The guards. When he returned 10
ststeroom he found that the door fronting the
guards had been broken into the straps Of his trunk cut,
and the lock PRED open. Cpon examination, he dscov
cred that all bis important dispatches except one, to-
eher with the Of u 600 gold had been sbetrsed
Lere.rom.
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CATHOLIC FEMALE ACADEMY AND CHURCH DE
-yanyrp We are PANIED 10 learn that saturday mor
rne sbout O'Clock, the Loreto Female Academy stua
ses on he line Of the railroad between New Haven and
frbsnon and about twelve miles from the latter place
-ss DESTROYED by ere, together with ue church, me
eo M Of e sisters and scholars and the furniture In
fAct nothing was saved Happening 20 early in the
rbr stfapse that no lives were lost, but we are happy
70 state all escaped without personal injury The loss will
ia short of $40 900 with insurance Bees this,
ore ~ The valuable libraries IN the state vss DESTROY
. s1sne " he volames % which cannot be replaced
y-thsie ne tTe was purely ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
.y0sv.aI 10 =
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Canadian brands were also easier. The sales embraced
about 4O 500 bbs at the above quotations Southern
without change Of moment in prices while the sales
confined about zoe bbs the prices above stated
Rye -four and corn meal -ere unchanged. Wheat IN
fair demand, and prime lots aud wanted for
milling. The sales embraced about 2ocO 900 bushels
including prime white southern Al OIL 25 and red do nj
81 rs, and choice CHICAGO spring at 81. Crn far
demand, With sales of about 1900 bushels including
Southern yellow and white, az 6st.c 7oc With small
lot choice white reported al lie Rye-Sales Of 100
bushels were msde q, 6so 7oc oats we're selling TO .
fair extent at about itc. 4sc
CoyTrg-Saies Of about 500 bags RIO were made, chiefly
AZ 1osic and 200 do. Jamaica st l2Hc
Coros.-Ihe market was firm and active. The sales
embraced about 900 bales, considerable portion Of
which was transit, on the bass Of abou. 12c for mid
ding uplands.
FpErHr- TO liverpool sbcu, 5000 bushe,s ocrp,
IN bulk, we're taken at 4kd. 1900 bbls. -four at
1s. Cd. 500 boros cheese at 25s with some
provisons At r. l.; while cotton Was I'd. SD
for square bales, and al 3led. for Sea Island
boxes bacon At 2 81 To Glasgov9o tons india rubber
were taken at 2s 3D. ana io0 bhls rosin at Dr. 3D. and
IL casks lard oil at 3d. There was change Of moment
n NOTICE in rates FOR other ports.
FRuu--The market steady, with sales Of eco 800
boxes Malaga rasiDs private terms layers bel
above the views Of buyers
HAY The sales embraced about COO a 300 bale. for
shipment at Go for far TO sooi qualities and a. 75s FOR
tote Of prime.
Hors were quiet and the saes were confined 10 small
lots for brewers use, at &c. for fair good and &C
cents.
sympathzed with the general movement in merchsni disc
particularly In bides which have experienced advance
o. &c. a SC. per b ~e quote Buencs Ayres lglr middle
and heavy weight AT 22o &c Orinoco DO. at zoe a
2lc good damaged at lee sIec poor damaged At ioc.
1ac. The above quotations show an advance from the
lowest panic prizes q Be &c per ID The market y
rspgemen foreign exchanges and the Wholesale desuc-
ton Of credits will prevent the mpor 81 many hides for
several months 70 come, except from fnrope which
sre ups ri,ed N those msrkeD.
A,sr "a nh cod Lab.