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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WANT

NOTICE-NEGEOES WANTED.
q, TO THE FARMERS AND CITIZENS of the coun-
* ties of Dupn, Wayne, Johnston, Harnett, Moore,
~ Cumberland, Robson, Bladen, Columbus, Brunswick,
New Hanover and Sampson
The subscriber being desrous of purchasing number of
likely young Negroes of all classes aud descriptions avas
himself of this method of informing those who may have
property dispose of that they would do well to visit
at home address at Clinton N. c. for which they
shall receive visit. word to the wise is sufficient it
EVERETT PETERSON.
March 4, 1859 279m
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LOOK UP. We DIsCONsoLATE.

LOOK UP, We DISCONSOLATE.
YVO ANY WHO MAY BE AFFLICTED WITH THAT
dreadful and grievous maady called CANCER, any
thing of nature call at my residence twelve
miles West of Society H Darlington District So. Ca and
they shall have due attention No charge for board
services rendered. In all cases must know how am to
get my pay, after have done the work.
Jan. g. 1859-22H j. o. HALE, NJ. D.
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KEEN

CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER, respectfully informs the
y public that he prepared to take contracts in his line
m business He keeps constantly hand LIME, CEMENT,
BRICK, &C.
B. To Distillers of Turpentne prepared to put
Mp Stills at the shortest notice May 20-37ly
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VIM. III. BURLINGTON.


COMMISSION MERCHANT,
I WILMINGTON, N. C.
Rg-Wll give prompt and personal attention to all
cousgnments of Spirits TURPENTINE, ROSLN,
TIMBER COTTON, FLO UR, and other country produce,
either for sale or shipment.
My wharf and warehouses being conveniently located for
reception Of produce either by Railroad River,
n.rs me to make charges light. Nov. 12-11-1y
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WnLIAMH,LIPPIT

WHOLESALE AND RETIL DRUGGIST, and Dealer in
w Paints Oils, Dye Stufs Window Glass Garden Seeds,
Prtmery Patent Medicines, &C. &c, of Front and
Market SITS, Immediately opposite SHAws old stand Whining
tom n. G. 5
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NEGROES! NEGROES WANTED..

NEGROES! NEGROES WANTED!!
ak, GENTLEMEN YOUR OLD CUSTOMER IS YET in
x market for likely Negroes. for which determined
~ pay the highest cash prices. Persons having such
for sale would do well to give call, address at
Clinton n C.. j. A. McARTHUR.
Dec. IT, 16-ly*
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
- FOUR LOTS in the hourshing Village of Ruther-
:;R fordton, (the Western terminus of the Wilmington
Charloe and Rutherford Rail oad) offered for sale
on very low Now is the time to buy before proper
ty Rail Road prices One of the most desirable lots
in the place, containing acres-part wood-exceent
house. all other out buildings good water &c. Two of one
acre. and of half each having good
houses and otherwise improved.
For particulars address the subscriber who will give any
information desired l.. P ERWIN.
RutherfOrdton NJ c., March 2Sth, 1859. 32-3m
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POPULATION OF EGYfTe-A letter from Alexandria
of the 18th May says The of the population of
method has lust been completed, and gives the following
results The population which in 1873 was 2,50OO0O,
amounted in 1917 to 100000, in l847 to 425OO0
and is now 5,125,OOO The inhabitants of Alexandria
which in 1898 only amounted in number to 10000 had
increased in 1917 to 100000 and now near 100000
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SCHOOL. BOOKS.
zy9IEhz THE ATTENTION OF THE CITIZENS Of
Z5k.k7@ Wilmington, New Hanover and adjoining
dNEKW Counties, is called to the large and extensive
of SCHOOL BOOKS recently received by theT
and which they offer for sale upon the most reasonable
terms. WERhhllL o. f!EhCE.
Sept 30th, 1865 Hlt-5-tf
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January 7th, 1859
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S. M. WEST,
4 UCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
~ 2l9-tf WILMINGTON, n. c.
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PAINTS AND OILS.
~ 900 LBS. Pure White Lead;
lOaONIJ 5000 lbs. Pure White Zinc;
500 lbs. Pure White Zinc, in Varnishl
500 lbs. Silver Paint in Oil
so bbls. g IS dry assorted;
10 s. Spanish Brown;
i" Venetian Red;
's Yellow Ochre;
1t Linseed Oil;
IS Lard Oil;
s. Best Sperm Oil;
800 lbs. Chrome Green, in oil and dry;
200 s. g Yellow, in Oil and dry. For sale
Wholesale and retail, by w. ii. LIPPlTT,
Oct. 2-5H Druggist Chemist.
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Y. NJ. SMITH.

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT
y WILMINGTON, N. G..
viii give personal and prompt attention the sale and
shipment of Cotton Naval Stores and all other country pro
duce,
Office No II, Cup stars) North Water st., Immediately
over M. Mcinnis'.
Oct 2lst, 1858. 391y-8ly
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GEO. W. ROSE,
( IARPENTER AND CONTRACTOR,
- June II WILMINGTON, N. c.
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Rosemary is an admirable stimu-
liant it will promote the growth Of
the hair, and cure headache. Puriti-
ed Castor Oil is valuable for its nour-
ishing and strengthening properties,
and when they are skilfulIy blended,
SO as to be free from greasiness, and
the injurious properties of alcohol
and spirits, they form an invaluable
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NEGROES WANTED,

NEGROES WANTED.
20 COME ALL YOU THAT WANT LARGE PRICES
* for NEGROES, and give me call, address me at
Magnolia, n c., do intend to pay high prices for
all likely negroes. Please give call soon as am
in market. JOHN BARDEN.
Jan. 2l' 1859. 2O-6m*
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Wanted.

WANTED GENTLEMAN.
SITUATION Teacher, either in a School or private
family to teach the Classics and ordinary English branch
The best of testimonials given for learning and moral
character. Apply at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
June 10. 41-3m
OPPORTUNITY FOR BUSINESS.
WE WISH TO ENGAGE active and ene1 getic Agents
w (either Ladies Gentemen) for every Town, Village
and County in the United States.
Agents can realize from $500 to $1,000 per year.
For full particulars address (enclosing Stamp)
5. A. DEWEY Il co.
May 90 lS59.-39-3m Box l5l P. O., Philadelphia, Pa.
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NEGROES WANTED.


e., THE SUBSCRIBER IS IN MARKET FOR A number
"a of likely Negroes, MEN AND WOMEN, BOYS AND
GIRLS for which the highest cash prices will be paid
Those having such property to dispose of will find it to
their advantage call the subscriber at Wilmington
DAVID J. SWITZERLAND.
June 9th 1856. 43-H
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LADIES before marrying had better destroy all old
loyeletters.
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CYcLoPEDIA OF ENGLISH. H.HTTERATURE-f
Y sale at kELLEY'S.
June II.
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CA Harness 4 eather Establishment. TTSS%~N
EVERY variety of Saddles, Har- Ss~sBt ETfH
" ness, Brides, Whips and Trunks .aagAGXS
Harness, Band String and Sole Leather, Calf Skn Inning
all kinds of OIL Coach Trimmings, Carpet Bags Valses
&C. Infabe Condition Powders for diseased Horses and
Cattle every description of Poughs and Agricultural mple
The largest stock in the State, and sold Wholesale
or RETAIL at the lowest New York prices.
E Harness and Saddles manufactured to order and
paired. JAMES WILSON,
Dec. 3.-l4ly No. Market ST., the wharf.
WILLIAM j. PRICE.
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
! WILMINGTON, N. c.
Socts the patronage of his country friends and all 9TH
engaged in the Tupentine business.
RB-Ofice opposite No. At, North Water Street
Nov oath, 1858. G8-ly-w.
JAMES .. BOVVDEN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
/ April 4, 1856 3l-f. WLMINGTON, N. G
ALFRED ALDERMAN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL STORES,
/ WTLMINGToN. N. G.
WIN give prompt attention to all business in his line.
Feb. 2Oth 1857. 25-ly
, 1859-11-30

successive freszes. The eyes are killed, and
juice exudes from them very bad symptom.
The planters stopped their mills, and went vig-
orousfy to work to windruw their cane. In this
way they may save portion at 1eust Of it; but
cven w1ndrowing may be defeated by the pierre
ing breeze, and the seed cane for tie next sea-
son seriously endangered. The extent Of the
calamity can not at present be estimated, but 10
the most favorable view it Is believed that it will
reduce the crop to an aggregate Of two hundred
aud twenty-five thousand hogsheads-
This freeze was the more severe and dcstruc-
tire because it WIS unaecompsuied By rain. A
dry fretzs Is regarded as far more fatal than
wet freeze, and this is the severest DRY freeze
erer known to our oldest sugar planters. This
reduction Of the sugar crop and consequent nd-
vance of price, is more serious disaster to the
consumer than to the cuttiyators Of sugar:
Our planters haring short crops to take of, will
be able to turn their labor to the improvement
enlnE OF their levees, the neglect Of which has
heretofore brought such serious disasters upon
the State. The eagerness TO make too large
crops is very peTceptible evil to our Southern
It subordinates everything to the single idea
Of the crop, and mates the planter too frequent
ly dependent when he ought to be self reliant
and Independent. Itcompels him to buy what be
ought to produce. aud to hire labor, Of which he
should have an abundance It may make him
suddenly rich but at an expense Of much anxiety
and severe toll, that may disqualify him from
the enjoyment Of his accumulation. The old
maxim, fstina ltnte ia quite as applicable to
planters Us 10 all the other classes Of neu-in .
word, the too fast quite as often miss the goal
of success and happiness as the too slow.
, 1859-11-30

psc.tase. 1osoo pte. loo Inc GO
The aggregates of the receipts Of the above
articles 50 fat for the yeara 1858 md 1859 ,Lare
been;
Flour. hrss. Wheat lu. Corn bu. Barley bu
is:s lS:s.'......-1soi:1 1@nt@ r. -! S<ss:oo @ .ssEsM
uecrvase. .....1.s99,8Q A<4t6Du a,eBl190Q e7I;soQ
Reducing the wheat to four, the deficiency in
The receipts Of 1858 is equal to 1855, $50 boIs
flour.
, 1859-11-30
Tho Hog and Provision Trade.
From the Cincinnati Ga1ette .ssh.1
Ho6s-The demand continues actire, and
prices firm. The sales to day were as follows:

The receipts were about {, 900 head during the
last twenty: -four hours.
PRor1s1oSS-Mesa Pork CSC higher. with sales
Of 900 brls at $l5.25. There were several nn1-
ious buyers, for future delivery, at k1575,
Bulk Pork may be quoted at :ic@1ac, packed.
80 hhds Bacon Sides sold at ?tc, aud 5000 pcs
green Meats It S5-10e@7fc for Hams, md 6ac
ior Sides. Lard held firm ut l0@ltl for brl,
and leg, but we have heard Of no sales Of i'm.
portance.
lFsom tie St. Louis Democrat, ssh,1
With prospects ofno very great supply, COM
petition seems to be up, and We have purchase
70 record to-day Of $50 head at IS, 1915 aud
$5.25. dividing on e25 aRd 200 lbs net, Up to
this evening only = little orer COCO head Lave
been killed. 4 number Of droycrs we're in 10.
day, and some country pork merchants. The
latter inform us that buyers hare been quite
actiTe in buying in the country. Most Of tue
hogs about Naples, Ill.,, nre already purchased,
and arc very heary, Il gross having been paid
for them. or $595.25 net. ST. Louis packers
are il the market at 1915 for hogs netting oter
200 lbs, and 1850 for those below 200. This IA
high, a. hog products now sell, old mess park
y $l4 50, and some new mess from Iowa sold at
this few days since but it could not be had at
Tue packing houses now under SIS. Lard il
held at 1oc; Side meat and hams, salted. in
casks, sells ut Sc, and shoulders at &C.
lFrom The N1s1ute Sentinel, 9ah4
: Hocs-Reeeipts to-day By Railroad. 65e head.
making the total receipts for The season thus
far, 10.246 head. The market for dressed hogs
today Was very firm aud u shade higher thsn
on Saturday, round lots averaging l10 pounds
aud upwards selling at e540@5.55. The fol-
lowing sales will show the range Of prices:
, 1859-11-30
New York Market

pxxTutsxArHj NV Tp1K. Nov. =, 1852.
Fiorx-5c better hut ess act.vt. both for export and
spe uiatpn Sales bfls 1t to 20 for super state
SIS to 543 for exta sze, he5toa:a auper western 10
$50 for common western. 6s3 for od extra
hoop Ohio. Costpg dull md tendency dow Csna
dian Flour quiet and uEchansed. Sales a0brsa 1t 10 to
SIS onon choice extra, RE Flour In fair request
ats 75to<.N-
0aA-N heatl TO e betse. but the demand uuch le:s
nctive sales bn 1t - for cosnmo4 and fair
M!*askee Clah 80 fSE ti1sd wes en at}9ot ~1s csn:
great scasctY hip room has materially ected The
sales :s tos ca1a4a Eat e to sSs I :
bu q sc for yellow to9 for oil {el1ow.
ots tteaty II 46k to t7He for state Wen and Cana.
dtxn-
WnAxr.--TIeayy and lover sales 20 htl. Il :eke.
PAov1AtoxB-tak t1tr aud moe acttst Sales asao bts
1t lsai6 II for u for pIame 1aRi for vest
m md prime mss zee hos us.s r ts
u,n t prl Il sls Beef tsna ana .sss,e S7es 70
t3<lV iof rpaeked "a I'D neg mes: elyailso for
rle1tv 4at dull 1t ai0 l701 ftF asAe el*t 81 for
wrten. Trina me4s bdrf quiet 1t 4is@S0. Cut meals
quiet Small s.les new picked hams II o1e EAeon un-
chznked Lard dull and heavy. Naes 81 bbs At ftHcs
lG4c. Butter steady II 1H41sc for Ohio: lka:lc f-E
statr. Chees steady u sale.
e7eex.1sa Boaed G.l z ch!e. ~: P.nn II kTst.
M3et Hudson 41H. C d 65K, Reading 4Qx, Lae ~.
NyUt.H. II! C s., lac ua1f S.
, 1859-11-30

cors:.s:os t!cks:s !: rrducrd Eafes encd fer thrr
Er'hS san te ohtaned BY applying Il the occs Of tbs
Gcaeral Ils.cn ErEt In the isseat Central peppt
X. ARTACK. Supe5ini.naent.
We 1OHNsON. Gtn- F2A.enset gent. tei6y
, 1859-11-30
PORT OF CHICAGO.

CLEARED, ,,,...........E Nov. =.
Prop Hunter, Dickson, Celtnkwood. els "a ndae.
Prop ]. B1stex. brown, M9akegoD. lln n lumber.
Prop Fountain Chy, Feck CollpExord. go eds wood.
Brig Alxruash. Gsant Oeonto 14S m lumber.
Sehr End'ae, Wright, Naaiso~ oc, 100 n shs gles.
Sehf stes, Smith, Two Rivera, 30 cords wood, 100 tbls
6.h.
Sehr VIM. Fisk, Ch>se. PEesque Liz, 81 tons eoal.
Sehr l. A.Aason, Jackson, 0conto, 80 N lumber.
Ethf Marie AcN1nara, Grand River, 80 N lumber.
schr q Newman. Jones. Gfaat RseT 100 N lumbsf 0o
N thtpEIea, 50 n 18th.
Sehs Advsnee, Uole, A3uuowoc+ is eds wood.
scllr cait1tta, Long. Gr1nd Haven. 70 edswood.
E<ht faerameuto, Iambert, Amsterdam. 10 eda wood.
bchs Racine Btuvu Grten Bay, Ilo N luabet, 20 N ath.
CLEARED.
Prop Kenoata Hathaway, Buo 10 taas hay, 10 sacks
neur.
Prep Chicago Bsss Buao. % hu ~ bbla aous
tsdrJ hdes, 10 tons hsy.
sehr undne, Wight, Manitowee. oebu eosu-
Sehs ca cu.ti, Lo1x Grand uaven. light.
bchr Esene Bruwr Two hyets aQbu corn. 10 bbs four,
=! bbls sa3f. 90 ibis 4me-
, 1859-11-30

y Hoks Averaging 1o6 ib4
IL :. 80 - ........+........-...... 6-AH
70 - st ~ dividing on 500 Ihs.
LIVE sToCK-Reeelpts list week, 1414 Cattle. u.'ee
Hog and ID Sheep. Shipments lat week eos Cattle ano
asst Hokl HoosThe Light .ecepss Of the last few oa1t
n well u the excitement In The Cincinnati snd Loula'ae
markets. tAs caustd quite buoysny IN thA markell anu
hogs adraroed during the week 70 to f and af he
close good Il. hog. ara aere II tbs advance cA11Lz-
There has been good steady demAnd during The week Tor
extra Cattle both fur shipping aad packing. while ordinary
Atock has beea dull At low d4ua Ths receipts Of Cattle
during the week hare been very light mostly ordinary
SAxxFTheye has h<ea fair demand for eheep fer tho
city trade With but fsw the aket Thers were sales Of
few lot4 At A1a4 Thskaes Il She1ans to-day were:
, 1859-11-30
Great Damage to the Louisiana sugar


n sum KIT 17e4l& pl S1t0fuA}. NOV. 18{6.J
The effects Of the great northcr Of Saturday
last, and Of several freezes since, have been
most disastrous On tbs sugar crop. Tho loss
throughout the State By these unprecedented
visssaiioux Of extreme cold il various1y estiuaa-
ted ut from seventy to one hundred thousand
hogtheads. Various causes hare combined to
increase the extent Of this disaster. Owing to
were generally behindhaud in grinding, not
one-four,h Of The crop having been taken Oh at
the date ofthe northcr on Saturday. Most Of
them, too. had commenced with the rattoons.
leaving the green plant to mature. aud the rat
toons are iar less iDjuriously affected by the
freszs than this plants.
The effects Of tho cold, therefore, fell mainly
upon tho green cane. which, havirg already
less the Profession Of the leaves by the previous
trosts, has been completely cooked by these
, 1859-11-30

PITTSBURGH, TT WAYNE & CHICAGO. AND
PENNSYLVANIA E.AitRuAuS.
to ~5LE E.5%TEH.s@ &lTIE$
, 1859-11-30
COMMERCIAL.

TCxspAT Evxx1Ha, Now %. lsss.
WEEKLY REv1Ew.-The weather during the
past week WIS rainy and stormy, and very M
favorable for the movement Of produce-lhe
roads all over this State and Iowa being III very
bad condition. The Winter Whcat throughout
the centre and southern portions Of Illinois has
suffered 10 some extent, on account of The
heavy rains, especially that which has been
sown on low ground. We also hear Of consi~
derablc damage by the uess5an fy. The Hogs
Dome out slowly, mud there is no probability Of
heavy receipts at this point for two or three
weeks to come.
The receipts and shipments Of produce dur
ing the past week, aad since January l, will be
found in the following comparative tables:
, 1859-11-30

L1QUoRs-Purs spssita. &C: P1tes Magnolia Whisky.
&c; Fahsans ~1mperta1" do, sc: Fabans Na5fowe1
:sa.e; suisha Ohio. l99lskc; "0tazd, Dupuy bsandy
ss1o97.1o; a. selkoette do, s1.s31..oo. dn-"Gzps
leaf" Al.0o; -C1over LeAf $50 Orange Tree," Soc
JAxAIoA Rux-Ath proof l.e@s-oo; st. C1oi1 Rum. 81
proof, so89ce.
LEATHER-oak Sole, s43:se 2 y; Spanish middle
welghta 9*sc. Bride Leather 3s5e; Collas Leather.
&s403s dozen Harness Leather SOC ,; HcEoloct scIe
ae2c7c y; Hemoek Kp. 6o@.uc n; Hcu1oek Cali, sa
@ssc .; Fsrneh Kip, so9se 7 n; French Cali s'.9oG
lso y; Female cstf, s:s8&4 = dozen; Hsnioek Upper
Asje&2t doz.; Oak Upper Leather, t4o9&s Rdox-
LUMBER-Rec<pts las week. 4,0s7,ooo feet 1u1nssr;
ISL. 800 shingles: $4,000 pcs. hh The shpmeaa were
5os 1sl feet lumber; so shingles; LOO pcs h
The ehlpus1t4 Of uhef Esra hY The {o0Ntnx routes:
, 1859-11-30


The demand fur cgoes OF lumber during the part week
has BEEN quite aere aud hear OF two esEos
zhoEe luba. being sold ut 400. At The close however,
IS was offered for far Green nay lumber adoas which
refuxd. II: demand from the yards continues good and
We advance quotations common boards To- Twelre,
feet boadf arc 10 deand At u advance Of regular sites
sales being m1de 1t &so. shrges In fair reques and
steady at quoatlons-tke stock being light. Lash
changed
Tbs following the current prices In the yara de.
Urefed On e4ual boats or at the DEPOT:
, 1859-11-30

MILL STCFFs-Middlngs In cir demand with aales At
4l1 Shorts tn good request and rather scarce ut s10
&it BrAnln good demand II ta&95o Sales were
II tons co4r*e MIddllugs At III. delivered.
PROVISIONS AND 1ARD-Hece!pts last week ISL
bttl beef ~ b,la pork IL ss4 meats: Lard
Shipped last week. 1o6st bsls beef; 17s bsla pork
=. cut meata; 1854 rs Lard. Arss Dk1z-The paekera
hare not ye closed operations md yet without thc
total Of the seasons packing The market haa been qact
and anost nominal At the following quotations: Ness
Beef 1.o0@e.0; Extra Mess, 4529; Beef lau1 8l211a
IS. Mxss Poxk-Duzink the week the market h1s been
ve. and, under ordczsfrn Canada well - from
Lou. Tile and New York the1e u much better feeling.
aad prices have Advanced about &c per bsl- Early in e
week 60 brs sold for delivery ii Milwaukee, Il
sls5 but Monday 1000 trs wera sold ut "a, for de.
ely December and January ut the pl.re+ Chicago
packers. however. are holding at ~ 50&athough sale
made for delivery At the latter end Of
December 1t s412x and br[s Fcepot packed thak
GHn1u) At 81 delivered here Prime Mess nominal
II a,:01s0o. Ger MEA7s-For The Baltimore and New
York markets thtre oodinquiry and the marx cicscs
fully Nc higher. On tha I'D. 1900 pieces Hams. from
sa sold It K@74c faeked but at the Close the
KIT Is 1sm 1t &C. Bulk Sdes in request at 747He
packed. In Bulk Shoulders there have been seveal Gales
Of about Zoo II s. loose, for teseE In % dys. To-
DAT however pieces Bulk Shoulders were sold 1t 5tc
loose and 1000 pcs At s loose for delivery IN Is days.
In English Neas We have asae Of 800 bxs Short ddeA
rib delivery In December and January sellers o1ton,
At sKs packed, but the nominal prices 4. the close 7
&c. Arn-1n the eay rart Of the week the market wa
dnil and Inactive and prices declined Ac-Pame Lard SCI
Ing 1t 94c- TopAI however, there II mitch rmes ftel-
Iu there sales OF 800 brs Prime Leaf nj 0 and
and 200 ba No. Lard for delivery throughout The scaso
made at ot. The demand for Lard during The week has
kecn principally Tor Cauada for which about 700 h1 have
been said hut to-day there Is Eood inquiry ly LouEsse
Int ~ EeFf faF1x xus 4 f.re
, 1859-11-30

Especial Dispatch to the P.s4s and TEibuaeJ
St. Lorn, Nov. =. 1889
FlorE-1nae,ivc; t5.co for City supey No change IN
country brands.
WHxAr-F1sn. and 1asc higher, With noaetvtty. Prime
Club ssc fair 70 good Fa eo33l0o: prime and choice
Red and White, 4lla21.1.H.
Cozx-Fnm and higher. Sales MIXED ard yellow, At Is
251Hc.
OATsMzzke. buoysnt +se for good, +@4sc for prime
BAEIx1-ye.J ca. Choieo Spring, Sc; Fail. pc sacks
ttturued.
LAkD-Salta Of prime II a4c.
PR vs1ost-Hoks II e net for Is rs and ovsr,
and grading dowa &C on eye1y :3D4.
NHrx9-stc.
, 1859-11-30

ARRIVED. Nor. - a
Fame, Ott2w1. light.
L.vrs AuD 0sawa 5000 bu cor1. l<a3 hu oa. -oo hu
wheat.
r. Eo1.hrop Joliet 11o toes earth LOCO tons drain PIPE.
CLEARED
Wing and Wing IaSa!3e. g, a. n lumber.
FORK Town OtfavA 7n,56s Il lumber.
Portland. Morris Is u lumber, ~ H1 shingles.
Trader, Nor1ie, 20 btis salt.
FEne. 1ollet, light.
il Krr4hvn-s f.1j.+ Nyht