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ddlants.

WANTED-A thorough and competent
w BOOK KEEPER. Unexceptionable reference re
quired Address A B. c., Baltimore Post Office d253t
w ANTED-This day, good Cook,
W Washer and Ironer, who has good references
Apply at this office. d21-tf
WANTED.-A good SECOND HAND
w STEAM ENGINE of about IL to Is horse power
Apply to JAMES CORNER & SONS d21-tf
WANTED-A Book-keeper beng unem-
poyed in the evening would like to take charge Of
small set of Books Best references given as to capabi
", &c Address "A b" at this office. n27 If
WANTED.-Heavy Rough White Oak
w Pipes and HID. Slaves, apply to LAMBERT GIT
TlNGS, No. 81 Buchanan's wharf. n3-d
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/ RI KILBURN
~ HAVING TAKEN THE WAREHOUSE
No. As SOUTH STREET,
Directly opposite Guilford street)
is PREPARED TO SUPPLY
SHIPPERS AND OTHERS
WITH
BUTTER
packed in any sized package
FOR EXPLORATION
Having had long experience in this business he feels
confident that he can give general satisfaction.
u X intends to give his special attention all orders
entrusted to him, and he hereby socits share of the
trade of the city.
HOTELS, EATING HOUSES or FAMILIES wanting a
choice article of BUTTER, can be supplied above.
URI KILBURN IS South street,
ds-tfr Opposite Guilford street
CEILING OFF!
~ SELLING OFF
large stock of
CABINET FURNITURE,
AT greatly reduced prices at
WIN. P. SPEN GERS
WhOlesle and Retail
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
Nos 80 and "a SOUTH CALVERT STREET.
To reduce stock the undersigned offers great induce
ments to purchasers Of
FASHIONABLE OR Low PRICED
FURNITURE,
CHAIRS AND MATTRESSES.
City and country dealers will find it greatly their ad
vantage to examine stock and prices.
Call soon and get bargains at
80 and "a s. CALVERT ST,
NJ tJan1r VIM P. SPENCER.
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EIREMEN'S INSURANCE OFFICE.
Il December Goth ,1S5S-The President and Directors Of
the Fremen Insurance Company have this day declared
dividend of Six and One Quarter per the half
year ending on the 3ls inst payable and after Mon
day. the Sd day of January, 1852 and that Two Dollars
per Share Forytwo Thousand Dollars be added to the
Stock or Permanent Capital of the Company By order
HENRY p DUHURST,
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WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.,
w
HOLIDA YSI
Ihave THIS DAY OPENED choice stock of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
From celebrated makers suitable for either Ladies
temen's Ladies' Breastpins, Ear Rings and Brace
lets either in sets separate pieces gold Vest Fob and
Chataain Chains gold and silver Thimbes Seals Keys
Lockes Charms Finger Rings Gents Breastpins, Studs
and Sleeve Buttons Spectacles to suit all ages Opera
Classes Clocks Pocket Knives; Steel Knives in set
dinner and DESERT plated Steel Knives Carving Knives
Forks &c.
SILVER WARE
Pitchers Goblets; Cups; Spoons; Forks; Knives &c.
ALBATA VASE
Tea Sets; Cake and Bread Baskets; Walters; Urns
Pitchers Goblets Cups; Card Baskets Card Cases; Cas-
tors Forks Spoons; Butter Knives; Wine Stands; Fancy
Goods &c; all new and beautiful patterns, at very low
prices. WM B. LARMOUR,
n o. 10 Light street,
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TNAKE NOTICE.-JUST RECEIVED
STANDS suitable for the Library, Office Store CEDAR
TRAYS, ENVELOPE BOXES of Oak and Leather, very
useful article for the different sizes of Envelopes TOUR
lists CASES, very handsome and superior article alto
gether new, and well adapted for Holiday presents OF
our own direct importation. JAMES S. WATERS,
dl02t-th.IuS 244 Baltimore street
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NEW YORK NEWS-JuSE %

There considerable excitement at Blanchards Hotel
in Broadway yesterday morning, which time CAPTAIN
Dunham, an elderly gentleman boarding Hotel was
dangerously stabbed by Edward J. Anderson Il law yer
and guest of the house The wife of Mr. Anderson had
taken ride with Capt Dunham and his wife and on their
return at l25 o'clock in the morning. Anderson after
few words with Capt. Dunham drew dagger and stabbed
him in the right breast Capt. Dunham now lies in a
critical state and his asSaiant has been committed to
Jefferson Market Prison to await the result of his in
juries.
Archbishop Hughes has caused Mr.. James B. Swain,
editor of the Albany Statesman be arrested the
charge oflibel Mr. Swain admitted bail in the sum
of $1,000, on Saturday by the Recorder.
Health Officer Thompson, in a communication to the
Commissioners of HEALTH Saturday expresses his Opin
ION that the yellow fever infection be carried in
steamers from sickly ports by of their coal He
bases the opinion the experience acquainted
with the history of the yellow fever at St Thomas
The steambo 1T Island City which has lately been run
ming to New Rochelle and Mamaroneck ran upon rock
near the landing at the latter place. her upward trip
Saturday afternoon and filled with water She was run
ashore and the passengers landed in safety
There 347 deaths city during the past week
) less than occurred during the week preceding
were Occasioned by small poX and eighteen by violent
causes.
During any previous month Of June there has rarely
been experienced such extreme hot weather
y visited On Saturday the heat excessive and in
tavoraby cool localities the thermometer mid day rose
to 9S degrees and in others 80 in the shade In
he SUM- the thermometer ranged los to l09 degrees
yesterday the heat was more intense than the prev
lous day At half past nine o'clock in the morning
the thermometer to ITO degrees in sum and at
about two O'Clock ranged at SO degrees in the shade
Numerous deaths and much illness have been
tbs results of this furious heat
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IMPORTANT FROM ST. DOMINGO,

Arrival Of the United States Frigate Colorado-San-
dad's hrestment-The Army and People-FdU of
Bdez-Presiieat Santana Friendly to the United
Sdtes-Americdn Rights to be Protected, dc.
The United States frigate Colorado, Commodore
Mcintosh, at AspinwaIl from st. Domingo, has fur
nshed reliable report of the condition of affairs in
the Dominican Republic.
The Colorado sailed from Hampton Roads on the
18th of May, arrived before ST. Domingo City oath
of same month, and reached Aspinwall on her re-
turn the 18th of June.
We have by the Colorado the following report:
We arrived at Santo Domingo oath May.
BaeZ was then in possession of Santo Domingo
city, with $50 negro soldiers Through the in
trigues of the French and Spanish Consuls he had
been upheld for nearly year.
Santana completely invested the city with force
of from 5 900 to 10000 native troops, the people
being nearly in state of starvation.
Measures were Immediately taken by Commodore
Mcintosh for the security and protection of Amer-
can citizens, and the most ample assurances were
given by Baez.
The proceedings had on the case of Charles Hill
were demanded by, and furnished to Com. Mcintosh
and will go to New York by the mail to-day.
The presence of the Colorado hastened the fall of
Baez. He capitulated to Santana and expected to
leave on the 18th instant for Curacao. The block
aiding squadron Of Baez, consisting of bark and
eight small schooners, had also capituated. The
schooners had gone into the river and were being
rapidly laden by the negroes, followers of BaezS
Among them there perfect exodus.
Before Baez capitulated, the British, French and
spanish ConsuIs informed BaeZ that II he did not
come into some arrangement with Santana they
would close their Consuates and withdraw their
vessels of war.
Santana would then take possession of the city,
when peace and happiness would again prevail. 1t
IS said that Gen. Santana gave to Com. Mcintosh
the most solemn assurances of protection to all
American citizens and wished him to express to his
government his great desire to maintain the most
amicable relations with it. 1t is also reported that
the Commodore succeeded in obtaining from Pres
ident Baez, previous to his capitulation all the
documents for which the Commodore had been
sent.
;. Warren Nickerson, of the United States had
died at Santo Domingo
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THE REFORM CONVENTION.

RUTLAND, VT, June 26, 1853
The chief incident at the Convention to-day was
introduced by Mrs. Julia Branch of New York, of
the following resolution:
"Resolred That the slavery and degradation of
woman proceeds from the institution Of marriage;
that by the marriage contract she loses the control
of her name, her person, her property, her labor,
her affections her children, and her freedom
An exciting discussion followed upon this resolu-
tion the speakers being Mrs. Branch, H. S. Foster,
Joel Tiffany, Mr.. Lovey, Mr.. Ernestne L. Rose, F.
W. Coans and others. .r9-.
Inc afternoon session was devoted to discussion
y, 'Ie slavery question, and speeches made by
, ,arker fiiisbury, William Goodell, j. S. Foster,
Mrs. Rose and Others.
n, M, roster cared nothing about the Union He
say, rather than single slave should be held
m.;. ~ Down with the Union: down with the
C; Consll.ution; down with religion; down with the
Church, down with the BibIeand iet aII Mi.n o '1e t
hell and damnation" N ie' all go 10
The Convention is to be continued ,h;, -.
and tomorrow. About 1000 people were nraan,
to-day, and more expected to be in
to morrow Sunday. 'Huahce
Great excitement exists here in regard to the
Convention " 'Ae
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PHILADELPHIA NEWS-.JUNE %

number of persons overcome by the excessive
heat Of Saturday Mechancs-carpenters, bricklayers
and paintereXposed to the rays of the sun were com
PEELED, in instances to quit work. ALSO sevedores
and others at work along the wharves.
John Laferty, residing in Long Lane above the Canal
First Ward committed suicide yesterday, by shooting
himself No cause is assigned for the act.
Towards the close of the week dwelling in Tenth
street below Shppen from which the residents are alb
sent in the country entered and plundered
siderable amount of silver ware
An inquest was held on Saturday the body of John
Hughes, drowned in the Delaware while bathing
day evening.
Also the body of John Kemp aged four years. killed
at the machine shop of Messrs Morgan Orr Caowhill
street below Thirteenth by quantity of iron pipe falling
him.
Thomas Kllimus, native of Ireland and about thirty
years of age fell dead last evening South wharf
as it is supposed, from the effects of the heat.
An unknown woman fell dead yesterday afternoon in
Jefferson avenue, Bond street
John McCrory taken to the Fifth Ward Station
House yesterday afternoon, aborng under attack OF
stroke. Every effort made restore him but
without avail, and he died short time being ad
mtted into the house.
The exports from this city foreign ports from the 18th
to the 24th of June, amounted to $l46,32l.
The thermometer Saturday, at o'clock, p M
marked temperature of Sc dcgees-higher than any
previous day
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the Missouri; and while still in council the Indians
commenced plundering the houses, distributing and
destroying large quantity of stores. They then
nine in number-and all the claim cabins in the
circuit of miles. A large field of potatoes which
mad Just been planted was pulled up by the squaws
d,tler settlers had been moving into Dakota very fast
uurlng the season, and had made Medary a sort of
iioottbenouse io A large number of horses belonging
A. Ie settlers were appropriated by the Indians
,e Ime of this large portion of
Falls and other places # was benvaG E IIb tat 10 the th
pi peopiIe a. ene Falls would fortify themselves. The
odd ~ anu ABOUT Medary have fed to the Cotton
d wood river, where they have determined to make
AS there are no soldiers to protect the frontier
with, Mr. Dcwett has come down for the nprnose of
raising some volunteers. 1t is believed that tbe
fit out 200 or 800 men. VII oneiiins !"
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WASHINGTON NEWs-,Juyr %

ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE.-This
interesting occasion will take place Wednesday morn
ing next IL O'Clock in the Baptist Church.
A young man named Robinson, from Frederick Nd ,
a violent death Saturday last by falling from
the upper story of building under erection by Mr.
Joseph Bryan, New York avenue.
Not less than three inquests held Yesterday The
first elderly named Thomas Whelan who, on
Saturday was arrested and committed to the workhouse
for drunken and disordery behavior Jail the
time of the execution of James Powers In the
Saturday night he died, and yesterday inquest
held upon him at the workhouse.
Another inquest was held little boy drowned in the
canal.
third held the body of a marine who was
drowned Saturday night in the Eastern Branch near
the Navy Yard, in which he bathing at the time
Rev. F. n Haskell formerly of the West Presbyterian
Church Washington d. C, has been installed as pastor
of the Maverick Congregaonalist Church at East Bos
ton ....
The Assistant Adjutant General of the War Depart
ment Major Mcdowell has issued orders to the command
ing officers at Forts Columbus. Hamilton and Monroe
to be each lookout the I'd of July and in sue
cession the steamer conveying the remains of il
lustrous Monroe from New York for Richmond Virginia
is discovered be within five miles the post low
flag at half staff commence firing minute guns and
tnue these honors until the vessel shall have passed
like distance beyond the fort.
Fahrenheits Thermometer yesterday in fair position
in the shade at O'Clock NJ, stood 81 degrees; three
hours after it stood at "a degrees.
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From Albany.

ALBANY, June ga meeting of the Board of Trustee.
OF the Dudley Observatory held at noon to-day Or
motion of Judge Harris resolutions were adopted dsms
sing Dr. B. o. Gould Jr from the position as one of tho
scientific Council of that institution and informing the
Scientific Council that arrangement can be made
for his continuance Director of the Dudley Obser
vatory.
ALBANY, June 27.-The Rope Walk in the town o.
Naervliet short distance from this city, was DESTROYED
by fire last night. Loss not very heavy.
The German Turner's festival commenced here TODAY
About two hundred visitors from different sections of the
State were officially received at II o'clock by W Roth
acker editor of the German paper Large numbers are
expected to morrow, when there is be grand parade
and variety of entertainments. The weather was very
hot to -daY. Thermometer o. to % in the shahe
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

trenails; 3, 120 pipe staves ~ Dafh io'ooo
BARBADoEs $50 bbls. -four so bbs corn ,, ooo
bush. corn 400 bush bran 80 bbs mess nort 1ao ooo
lard; $50 hams. rA' i'o ahs
DENERAIA.-1 400 bbls. four $50 bbs corn meal, o,o
bbls bread; 500 bush 100 bush bran 275 bbis 49,
300 tins lard 400 boxes candies so boxes cheese IN
hams; hhds. tobacco; 900 reams paper Vs.
PoRfs THE WEST INDIRs.-1 133 bbs -four ls5 half
bbls do 800 bbs meal 100 half bbs do 600 bush
corn; 200 bbIs. bread ITO half bbs do 16O bbs
pork so kegs butter; $50 kegs lard $50 pals do tins
do IA cs hams 60 half bbls. beef 27O boxes candles
puncheons matches 800 reams paper tcs rice hall
90 40 Al 6bs vinegar 10 bbls whale OIL 20 bbs tar
~ Dois PITCH 0puncheons oil meal hhds. tobacco.
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DEATH OF TWO DISTINGUISHED PENNsYLvANIANs-
The Philadelphia journals of yesterday record the
sudden and unexpected decease of Hon. Robert I.
Conrad who expired at his residence in West Phil
adephia on Sunday evening last, in the 5lst year
of his age. Mr.. Conrad for many years held a ju-
dicial position in Philadelphia, and for two years
was chief magistrate of that city. Subsequently he
was appointed one of the judges of the Court of
Common Pleas. He was also favorably known as
a dramatist and prose writer
Hon. Job X. Tyson another well known Philadel-
phian died at his country residence, in Montgome-
ry county, on Sunday morning last. Mr. Tyson
was a member of the House of Representatives for
the Fourth Congress, ond had also served in
the State Legislature. At the time of his death he
was about fifty-fve years of age.
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The E,neeted steame,.s-

ST. JOINS, June 2S-From Cape Race we have a re-
port of foggy weather Up to this morning there were
no signs of either of the steamers expected the In
dian, Empire and Arabia
HALIFAX, June S o'clock P. MA steamer has Just
been signaled in the ong but it is too foggy to tell
whether it is the Indian, Empire or the Arabia
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THATTHE

, mas obtained from the Orphans Court of
tha letters Of administration de bonis non
va sde sIaae BARRY late Of the said city, ,deceas
Sh having claims against the said deceased are
OIL 20 me suoserieer before the 9th day of july
ha. y d %dy Otherwise by law excluded from ali
are requested TO make immediate payment. N S''A'e
eiVen unoer my hand, this 25th day Of June 1883
;.oa1aw4v W. W GLENN
Administrator, d. B. N
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Indian DepredatiOns

CHICAGO, June 2S-Reports received here from Dacoah
Territory state that the Yankton Indians 5000 in num-
ber engaged in committing depredations against the
white settlers along the Minnesota River having become
dissatisfied because the ahnues now due them are not
being paid by the Government
They say they intend to their lands and drive
away the whites They have destroyed the village of
Medary and burnt the town of Flondran. An emgrant
train Medary had also been plundered The settlers
concentrating at Minnesota Falls preparatory de-
fensiye operations
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NEw YORK, June 2S.Cottou-Sales of 700 bales today
Flour heavy-sales OF IL 500 bbs; Ohio s4 5564 TO-
Wheat is rm-sales 3s 900 bushels; Southern White l25
100 cents Western white cents red lOl cents
Corn is rm-saes of SO 900 bushels; white 77d7S cents
Pork is steady prime S13 40 Lard is steady at
ION cents Whskey is dull at 22h cents Sugar buoy
ant-sales $500 hhds at an advance of u New Orleans
Ok; Muscovado 54d cents. Coffee is frm-sales 900
bags at 1O4 d1OA cents Turpentine Spirits steady at
az d431 cents Rosin is firm at 81 52x Rice is dull
at d34 cents Freights-Cotton to Liverpool 5323 16
MOBILE, June 26-Coton-Sales of 400 bales at IL cts
1or mddngs; the market closing firm The sales of the
week amount to 500 bales and the receipts to 900 bales
rh9 receipts thus far ahead of last years. this port
at 40 600 bales.
Nd f0 ~ :, S' y 1F
CaioAoo, yune zo-Flour quiet wheat dull at decline
Genus bushels sold at 6s cents; corn steady but
eo'. @ ~ Sht a's uull Shipments to Bufalo-500 bbs
Out no "ae. or corn "a 900 bushels oats Receipts
and % 900 bushels N' '"'ooo "usiieis eoi ~
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The Littles Case--verdict of the jury.

ROCHESTER, June 26-The jury in the of Mrs Lit
ties tried for the murder of her husband retired at on
Friday afternoon and until the opening of the
Court this morning. when they returned verdict of
guilty of mansaughter in the second degree The Court
promptly sentenced her to Sing Sing prison for the term
ofseven years This sentence satisfy the public
m nd
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From the Utah ARMY.

ST LOUIS, June 2SAdvces from the camp of the Utah
army down to the l0thinstant have been received o
man and Marcy within from to two days march
of Fort Bridger.
Governor Cumming dstrusts the Mormon promises and
the army marches the 18th for Salt Lake
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Inquests.

Coroner Sparkin called upon yesterday to hold an
inquest over body of boy about years age named
William Stayor, who was drowned yesterday morning
about 10 o'clock Frederick street Dock 1t supposed
that he was playing the wharf and by accident fell into
the water he seen by two young men struggling in
the water before they could reach him. he for
the last time body after recovered and ia
his parents residence of Exeter Bank
streets The Jury rendered verdict of accidental
oupip0
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Movement of rroo,s

ST LOUIS June pa dispatch dated Leavenworth the
th inst per United States Express Company to Boon
ville says that two companies at the Fort Four
hundred recruits from Fort Columbus and Newport bar
racks are due here the 5h July and are destined to
occupy post in the department of New Mexico
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SERIOUS DIFFICULTIES IN DAKOTA TERRI

THE TOWN OF MEDARY DESTROYED BY THE YANcToNs
From the ST. Paul Annesoian, 2lst
Mr. F. j. Dewitt one of the active members of
the Dakota Land Company, arrived in town last
evening having left the town of Medary one weet-
ago. To him we are indebted for the following:
The Yancton Sioux having been Jealous for the
in the far West, and also being dissatisfied at not
receiving any pay for the road that they say Col
Mobiles made on their lands last year, have taken
upon themselves to regulate the matter in their
own way.
With scarce half davis previous notice. the
town OF Medary was surprised by the arrival OF
large body of Yanctons, to the number OF llo
lodges, who Immediately commenced their aepre- a9
dations upon the property of the whites, "hen
demonstrated with for such conduct, with much
insoence they replied that they surprised that
the whites should think of holding that place, when
the white soldiers had amy Fort Randall
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IMPORTANT CONCERNING LAND WARRANTs.-The
Commissioner of Pensions will shortly take up for
consideration the act recently passed in reference
to issuing Land-warrants to those who make appli-
cation and produce their proof, but die before the
warrants are issued. A question has arisen wheth-
er applicants who die before establishing their
rights are entitled to warrants under this law The
Commissioner will make decision in reference to
this point in which many thousands may be said to
be interested,
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From New Mexico,

ST LOUIS, June 26.-The Republicans Independence
correspondent under the 23d inst says that the
Santa Fe mail has arrived bringing dates to the s inst
Capt Marcy had been heard from between the Arkansas
and Platte Rivers. In Storm April Il he lost $50
mules and large number of sheep
Col Loring had proceeded very well until April %
when he was overtaken by storm in which
six of his frozen to death Lieut. McNally Re-
gimenta Quartermaster lost forty five mules and all his
beef cattle and sheep. Mr. Alexander who was sending
train to Utah. lost all his animals excepting fifteen and
was obliged to abandon his wagons the road
The New Mexico Mining Company fully organized
and ready for operations Their establishment is the most
complete erected in that country and the most san
guine hopes entertained of ultimate success Hall
Porter Co. were making rapid preparations for trans
mission of the mail to California via New Mexico
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BELLEvILLE, c. W, June ga fire broke out at Ham
py block at one O'Clock this morning and five build
ings, including the telegraph Office were destroyed.
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Arrival oftbe angIo-S.xo,
Fire at BeIIeville. Canada

QUEBEC, June 2S-Tle steamer Anglo Saxon arrived
here yesterday with das to the 16h anticipated by the
Ariel's news
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DOMESTIC MARK ETS.
MARKETS RY TEL EcpApu
CHARLESTON MARKET.


CoTToN-The sales this forenoon amounted bale
at the following particulars 10 bales at 10; IL at
ia; 2s at llH at l24; 10 at l2K and 100 bales at
R% cents per lb.