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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-06-09

GE- rhe "Slaveholders Of Baltimore coun-
ty," Maryland, met last week to choose dele
gates to a State Convention of Shareholders
which is to be held at Baltimore on the Sth
OF June. A long platform was adopted, the
tenor Of which is that the negro as an inferior
TO the white, is to be elevated" and i'm
proved only by complete sulje~f'on to the
latter; that he SIS incapable Of freedom and
ciyl. cation at the same time" that enamel
patton enher general OF partial, is to be
resolutey opposed; and that free negroes, in
stead o. being expelled from the Stat, ght
when they become burden TO society, 10 be
re enslayed. This retrograde movement will
not probably command very strong sup
port in Maryland.
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Tai MARRIAGE CEREMoNY-A year or two
since marriage ceremony was performed In
South Carolina by an individual claiming to
be magistrate, but who in reality WAS not;
and of he parties united the man intended the
thing a Jest, but it was made evident that
the woman was in earnest, and believed that
the man was. The man went about his bust
aud refused TO acknowledges the woman
COZ 20 Hts+-.ers4eT-rsr~Asuy sued to re-
mar. on the ground that she was his lawful
wifi The Court decided TINT the marriage
contract and ceremony was valid and binding.
and gave decree for the plaintiff. The
Clarendon 8. q. Banner. from which we
get these facts, states that in that State moth
ing further is necessary to establish the va
hdlty of a marriage than the consent Of the
parties expressed before competent Witnesses
Any one may solomnize marriage, and the
mere declarations of the parties them selves,
IN Il e absence OF any more precise tes:inIo-
ny, is sufficient to establish the fact Of their
marital relation.
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Et- Long winded persons can gather a
hint from the following: Here. john said
the gentleman to his servant on horseback IN
the rear, "cone forward and, just take
hold Of my horse whilst dismount; and, at
ter am dismounted John. YOU disnount too.
Then, John. ungirth the saddle of your horse
and put it down; then you will please ungrth
the saddle of my horse, and put it down.
Then, John, take up the saddle Of your horse
and put and grth it on my horse. After
ward, John, take up the saddle of my horse,
and put aud girth it on your horse. Then.
John, will seat myself in your saddle. and
You can seat yourself in mine, and we will
resume our journey" BLESS me. master, -
said the man, why couldn't you have sim
ply said Let's change saddles?
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A CURE FOR SHgEP-K

A CURE FOR SHEEP KILLTSG DoGs.-A
Southern writer giv4s the following:
Select the stout and most vicious old
ram n your flock and shear him close, then
get small Manila rope, thirty FIVE feet long.
and tie one end around the rams neck, and
the other around the dogs, and turn them
into a ten-acrc field we'll cleared of stumps,
brush and cornstaks, and let them remain
two hours, and if that old ram don't knock
all tho sheep killing propensities out of that
dog, why then, as Samuel Stonestreet would
say, al hope | man never sec chlnkapin time
again" That dog will never have the cour-
age to look a sheep in the face again.
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slieriii'S sale.

DI VIRTUE of an Execution Decree to me directed
- from the Wayne Circuit Court, viii expose al
,ublic sale, the Court House door in the town q
He. Wayne county, Indiana the 18th day
tf June, 1850, between the hours Of ten o'clock A
and four o'clock, 81, said day, the following prop
ATTY. wlt-Lat number thirfy ght 5s) the IA
PLAT of West Richmond, Wayne County, indis na
laid out by Oliver hiusey, aud recorded October ID
53, subject right Of way Of certain read o.
IubIc highway. which runs through said lot number
thirty eight, So taken as the property of >teFhsr
Jones snd others satisfy said execution decree IL
favor cf James Nj Zoe and others
j. :, SEIDHAM, ShtF. ". G.
Meg -, 1s59. 4w-24S2,l2
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Splendid Farm for Sale.

rNHE undersigned offers for sale the farm which
i he resides, three miles Of the city of Rich
mond and the National Turnpike. IL contains
loo Of the best quality Of titabc Iani7o
ia high state Of cultivation. and 80 in timber
Of the very beat quality. There is the premises
ONE THOUSAND PEACH TREES,
fine and thrifty growth Of the very beat cultivated
kinds. goo Pear Trees Of the best varietie- 80
Cherry Trees Of the most apr ed varieties young
Orchard Of Apple trees. One half acre of Rsspber
ries. One well set in Strawberries. large lot
Of Gg0seberEIes, CurEaats and other small fruits.
There IS on the farm comfortable dwelling and an
excellent barn and all other necessary ont buildings
he il well watered and taken altogether Is
# the desirable farms for pr.fts bic Investment
and residence in this vicinity Tse proprietor desr
ing change his business Will sell it favora
bic terms, and invites all who wish to purchase call
oUi the premises, when the price and terms
aIil be made known
GEORGE COALE.
Richmond 2nd 18th. 1879. le-tf
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Thursday Morning, June g, 1850.

GooD ApyrcE.-Archbishop Purcell, OF
Cincinnati, in the pastoral letter, just pub
lished, speaks as follows:
The idleness of boys when they leave
scholar idieness which is often not will
full, but compolsory-idle because unable to
find anything to dove regard as one of the
most fruitful sources Of vice, and one of the
greatest evils of society. 1t is such an evil,
that We look on the military despotisms Of
Europe, which take young men from their
families or the streets for term Of years.
and compel them TO serve in the army, as a
comparative blessing. In the service they ac-
quire habits of obedience to superiors, clean
Illness, regularity and order. In our large
cities hundreds q boys and young men are
wasting energies which they are anxious 70
devote to the conquest Of respectable posi-
ton ia society, and therefore to the public
good; but they know not what to do: they
are idle because no man Lath hired them.
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
/. !. CA PBEL 6 BRO,

Z. J. @ A N 2 B E L L s B 70.
HAVE made sech arrangements rs will enable the
\ hereafter 70 furnish 70 the trade 10 perso
who may wish, AL the leading teles usually kept
Family Grocery, by the Quantity.
Sugar By tie Barrel, Cafse BY TIE SacI
Tea By The Bez,
Msekerel, White Fish By the b5i CT hall 5bI an5 s.
other articles in the ssuae proportion
They are also prepared % q the ~cIssn thing ia
the way Of retailing selling gcod srticles for as
1itle money IS any ether Grocery in town.
They VIII slso keep coed supply Of Fresh Batter
Esgs and Co.htry Produce generally
Thankful fer past fsvors they respectfully all
N want Of soods in their lEs give them call q.
their new stand
No. e .naia Street Horti xiis Rsar Frankiia
RICHMOND. IND
Msy 81 s#el
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To my old Customers & Friends

HAVING sold ont my entire stock Of Drugs and
Il Medicines to David p. BrucS and believing him
10 be thorough Druggist and Pharmaeeautist take
pleasure IN recommending him to the confidence of
old friends patrons ami the public generally aad hop
you viii extend TO him your patronage and confidence
Persons knowing themselves indebted BY book
account otherwise will please call at the old
stand aud settle. Z. G. POTTS.
Nav le. ls5a. 93ff
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CONFECrIoNERIES.

cE CREAM. Lsnonsde. sods Water. &C Oranges. Len
Gus IS, fine Csadies aud Sdperior Cigars for
Ice tream delivered 10 part city Nansxers
Of Festivals wi shnS Cream 70 sell viii &c
~eli TO give e call
Csu and see for yourselves.
J. r. SAGE.
ressI So, doors north stratian & Son's store.
Richmond. Ind, May IL, 1859. s-4m
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Pine Lumber &c.

JNoR sale 81 EZRA SMITH cos. Of sixth
and ~slput streets. Richmond Ind II s.
Also wTsed Pieortns ana dressed Poplar Iarb~r
Doors francs. Birds. Ee1Issss. Flooring orked
nd leEeer rlsnsa sod ripPsd 80 order Give .
aRtvS@H ~1a MAJ II 1859
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TINE Undersigned the Administrators OF the estate
i of JESSE CLARK, late Of Chester, wayne county,
and State Of Indiana deceased will offer public sale
on Friday, the oath day of June, 1859. at ten
o'clock of said day. at the late residence Of the
said Jesse Clark, one half of mile north of said
Chester-5 Horses Cows young cattle, 70 Hogs,
Respe So Acres of Growing wheat, Growing Oats
and Meadow. Farming Utensils, wagon. Car
riage and various other articles OF personal property
A credit Of nine months, on all IS viii be
given the purchaser his giving and approx
security. Further terms made known the day of
sale. JAMES PERRY,
Admir- of said Estate.
wayne Township, Nay IS, 1883 -
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w GOD EN- PU MP S 7.

q. TEAS Il Co,
DUMP MAKERS. North Pearl street, Maulsby's
u corner. From the long experience Of one OF the
firm in the above named business. feel confident
hs' we give general satisfaction.
Richmond Jan. 81, 1859 IF
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Farm for Sale!

THE Subscriber offers for sale desirable Farm con-
ta~.r~lSo acres six miles east Of this piaffs1 nd-
soeS situated, about TOO acres in cultivation, the
naIanee IS well timberedthcre is on the PREMISES a
me Dwelling with eight rooms Frame Barn Corn.
STle and tarrIage House Brick Milk house Fruits of
various kinds, and never failing stock water within
mife from the building TO the depot on the r r. The
THOMAS G. MITCHFrI
RlPhmnn IL ~ "a
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"cad. then Act.
A Valu able Building Lot for Sale.

An southeast Ger Eighth and Elm SIS. opposite
~ Wa Reeds residence ALSO Honse and Lot in
nlessaa Part Of the city. For terms enquire Of
JOHN X. ILTFF.
a.
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For Sale.

GONE Beautiful lots Of Land from one 10 Eve acres
- situated one mile west If Richmond the Nation
al Road. The above Lots be bong hs five annua
payments. with per cent. interest.
JOHN P. SMITH.
Sep. Is, 1858. 4otf
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A Rare Chance.

For sale gs.f House and Lot sone Of the
fashionable streets leading from the depot The house
contains six rooms aud cellar 1t is IN good repair.
has stat lie, wood and smoke house. &c,
the most desirable private residences in the city.
Further infe ton may be had by applying to
y. Il. HOLLOWAY.
april {. Is5Q.-f Palladium on ce
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Tor Sale-In Richmond.

= VI GdlC-Xu hICUmUIIU,
4 BOUT two acres of Land. the Depot, with the
a following improvements Large Frame Dwelling.
Stable. Carriage Hcase. Wash House. Wood House, Well
CisteFu, good Spring and Spring House Fruit Trees
shrubbery, &c. Nice property. Will take small hous-
and lot in exchange
good House and Let on Fort Wayne Avenue rooms,
good Cellar. Well and Cistern.
All the above property will be sold Low. easy pay
ments. Possession given Immediately.
JAMES ". POE.
Rte hmond, Feb :. 1859. 9Y
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PUR e DRUGS.
~. NTEDDO.H s. Co.,
Successors TO JOHN RONEY,)
NO 40 Main Street

A RE in receipt OF entirely aud complete
"A Stock oi Fresh, Pure and Standard Drugs, Medi-
eiues and Chemicals, bought by experienced Drug
gist. and for cash
An the and approved Extracts, and Compounds,
III their strength and purity true to
Unauthorized Drugs, ana warranted pure and fresh
Glass Ware in extent and variety before kept
the city Window Glass of any grade AMI size Paints
Oils and Pointers Stock, IN quality and extent
passed.
Liquors purchased in Bond ani pure they were
imported.
Our stock, in extent and variety is not eSceed in
the west and prices as low as the lowest.
From ounce vial TO hogshead. and from blue
pill a Of yellow ochre. We pos ted, and all
ask Opportunity satisfy friends and the
public that No so Main street. is the place 10 buy pure
Drugs and Medicines.
IL /. H MCCULLOUGH win be happy TO see his
old friends at the new store
j. STEDD0M & co.
Richmond, May 26, 1889 24u
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For Sale on Favorable Terms, -
A excellent Brick House with 4 acres az Land,
y situate ! mile north Of Richmend The House
Is substantially built and we'll 6nished. There are 5
aud large stte, also of the best Of eeaEs
the whole size Of the House. I here IS earrias e
house. wood house. smoke hense and spring hous
with failing spring. slso coed well
tern, and large stable
Enquire Of JOS. DICKINSON.
jaa- 20, 1859. stF
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VIZ OF Id resp Pctfuily IN
" form the public hat
be Is prepared 10 execute
realty, promptly and 3,
tbs lowest rates. al orders
for Painting.
10 Particular attention
raid TO {+TasEEDz Glaz ug
and Par sr Hang :ng
A share Of TuhIsc Pat
rguaE= is rH-Pectfg s 50
Ilc.tr,i
l+tf
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Harnn of 100 Acres

miles South East Of Richmond. the Boston Pike,
aiso another Farm mile Creek Prebie County,
Oh To- which is we'll improved The above described
Isuperty is known as the Ham Property and will be
.od on Favors Bile close the Assignment For
further information and Terms of sale enquire of the
unders gned Of Jason Ham, WHO will show the
property purchasers. The whole of This property
iii be sold subject TO the membranes upon it.
JOEL RAILSBACk,
Assignee of j. Ham.
3 Richmond, May ., 1859. 24-4t
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sheriH's sale.
Cd virtue Of Execution Decree to ne directed
I'D BY the Wayne Circuit Court, will expose pub
lie sale at the Coqrt House in the Of C-ntrevi3le
Wsyne county, Indiana the ZtE day Of June 1889,
between hours Of oclecs and four o'clock,
p m. on ssid day the following property. TO VIII
That portion Of Real Estate situated in Richmond.
Wayne county Indiana and lying west Of lot No. g,
twentynine, laid down the plat of that part Of
feet and fir che section line the alley
Of lot No e and about fry i've and three fCurhs
feet north and south. conveyed by W. T Dennis 10
George W. MATHS, and TO be sold the property Of
aIi Dennis and Maths satisfy said deeEse favor
OF W lillian Washburn.
J. s. STIDaAM. sheri1W c.
May 90, 1889. ts25 81 50
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Assignee's Sale of Ealuabl
REAL. ESTATE.

FTNHB undersigned, will sell the following described
Valuable Rea! Estate. Tie we'll know
Store House and Lot q the
Corner Of .uain and Pearl streets,
and the Fine Brick Dwelling House and Lot o.
North Marion Street. Richmond, Ind also,
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Warp
-n1o ms Cels~e5 sFh3H an1 CoreEu3 Warp, for sale
OUOU = exc. y BARNES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

81 No hemlock, 900 oak sales, 800 hemlock 4
oak; stock A, 400 hemiock, 7 800 oax.
MoIAssr the sales embraced 100 bbls. New n,,Aa -
at aoc. and 20 hhcs Cuba muscovado At ar,out 2s,
and It's do olayed at 231ic.
NAVAL srosls-Tne GALES embraced sbc. at 1850 sos
roein ut 81 co. 800 do No ros n a. ana some
spirits ut 6Sc. b4c.; cruce was held "a 81
oas quiet, and prices unchs Ieed.
PRcvIsyoss.-Pork Tho marsex was arain $ravv an I,
lower. The sales embraced e,,ous TOO bSs incla 40
new mess At SIT 62k SIT Is, snd primo a. SIC 90
sl2 70 100 bbls. mess were sold, deliverable N all
this month, on one DAYS notice. selers' ops q. si7
Be,f-Good TO PRIZE lots nrnt while ln com
mon qualities w0 du and pouiaal The sales ~ b acea
about 6co a GOO bbls Including country pcaic SO
country mess at IS 81 i 80 80; rep,cket ,e,srn
80 % $ll rs and s2 30 S3 Sales OF about
Ito bbs good Ohio prime mess were made at So Beef
bans Were firmly held at SIG SO SIT 90. Bacon was
fm brt dull Cut steady aud in fair request
With eales of about 800 hhds and terces ut exc IL for
shoulders, and ssc oA4c for hams. Lard was heavy
and cheaper, with sales OF ZOO 500 bbs ami terces
chiefly within the range Of 40 10, with some lots,
common, at lie, ana PRIME At IL sc. Butter mac
tive. There new or prime Ohio diaries In the
ket and the lots consist Of DID, and mostly common
at that which commands about 0c per To- Fair prime
Old State rang from lac 22c new at &c., and choice
sweet new Goshen at CSC Soc Cheese ranged from &c.
~ &C., and ut lie for prime to choice diaries.
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Port of New York, April I, 1859.

tort OF new fcrS, April i. 1859.
ulEARsp
Steamship Borussa Qiam), Trautmaun Hamburg-Ku
steams hip Araeo. Lines Hawe-w Draytou
seog sup Weser (Brein), GaeJen, BfemsnGelpke Kent
Ship Ellen Austin Garnck. Lvs-poosporord, Trestoa
Shin ST Ncolss Bragiou. Havre--slyd Hincseu.
kors brunette r1 ,ham. irnidad-J swell Go.
Bra b Sufi sarsss saS BROS
Ere E T Ss.S TF nen0a
sehr Alma Or, Curry, 81 John, MID DeTolf
schr s 4 Iayor. Young Pymonth, No '''- : '"
sctr y Willets Ioompsop Newoern -Di5ele Bunce
schr Brooks, Gardner, rport
ARRIVED.
ftsanshp Psrkersburg. Powell. Bamora with mdse TO
SHIP s'sr q he we. Mcslgoas, Lverpqe Feb 70 viii,
cd ship . IN fore:opsail bound East
win nE % Ssrs ct w q day.
fPs sr s r w a ST sS. fs pa
70 as sugar &C. si n MSs% s IN Al y %
Ion e ezperisnccs heavy weather los. bboon sais
with sugar 10 erase e '''A' 81 ''s' MATCH 49,
shr cameo of Caznden, Circuit New Orleans, II days. with
sshraacy MsSsna;r 4,ezander Aakapaa March ls,
schr Wage ga. snh Charleston days. With cotton,
sesr i ksoss islsSd fl Davis Wis Georgetown Sc
OF so @ Nary MRHs syS 9Th n
seSs + v Brown andrews wi'miasso SS''' .
scbr Meripah N, Gusts rewbern, NC.
schr Oliver II Lee, Lopez Carolna Csty NC
Schr Mar. ha, Weeks Beaufort. g. days
Sr MS@ Fsd f sssrk Baltimore fs''sss days. ss''
Schr leocatia, Small Salem, days
Steamer delaware, Copes. Philadelphia,
Steamer Curlew, Arey. Providence
BELOW.
chip Surprise Fanleh. from Hong Kong Jan with a.,
gar DC, TO A Low Bros Ian Il. on Java Head
lon 90 81 swedish sho " Mverssrtun, from asapore
for London 70 lat 10 rs SO % spoke sho esnss from
shar ghae for New York. feb lat 3. t loo ~ 80 ankle BIZ
bberfoy IT, from Madras for London i2h lat o. lon e.
spoke ship Trimounain from ualcua for Boston; th iat
q &C. tpnke snip Chapman from Hong Kong for NYork
zst Oh 81 boeps spoke Br ship YIN Wilson March s 49,
loo GO IL, French chip salupee 9TH "a Bermuda nrg Bu
nee rom Barbsdoes for Halifax 9Th In the duff stream
Stream, pafacd brig walter Jones OF Sano.
sp bwoid6sh, Croker from Shan ghae TO Croker War
sb5 Geo Peten Mtchell from Bristol Nov e. via 6, Tho
o Baker The above anchored on the mar
Also, one ship, unknown.
SAILED
sesmshp Borussia Iam), Haburg ship Aurora 81 John
NIB.
Wind during the day NV, fresh.
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Teiegrspb,c Marine Reo.rts.

HIGHLANDS. April l. supsetShips SUI prise from Hong
Kong swodhsh from fbanPhae Geo Puten from r stol
In.
b long BRANCH, April I, suusetcnc bark passing this
point, bound In. Wind NV; weather clear
Miscellaneous.
The Hamburg mall steamer Borussi Capt rrauinann sail
ed yesterday for Southampton Havre and hamburg with 100
passengers
ssp STEPHEN CLOVER at Boston reports when of Mauri
thus sprung Dizen mast Has been ~ days OF
win sufcrsion % NV and M gales shipped aea which
rudder head stove water and sprung leak
iscbet per hour.
snU FassK JOHNSON Lohrop. from Calcutta of and for
Botn before epored rea, I'd at 81 gelena Feb IT, About
O tons Of Der had dscb srRei nra Mnnl
witch yessel ready 10 sal, for Boston The ship s
continued ~ Leak ana survey would bs held Inc 18th
COT sideT What mr. her action would be nece0suy.
hosros, pri Rart Tauaro from New York for Boston
In O9 OF steamer bunues struck Wood End Bar Pro.
Vnccown AZ III cork last nigh and remains tai, morning
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DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following s comparative statement Of the imports
Of foreign dry goods New York for the week and since
Jan.
For me Week 1857. 1919 1910
Entered at the port. s21ss973 81 3sOs4l $500 ga
Thrown on market. l,s4o,bl5 1,b5o,7e6 635 1851
Since Jan. i.
Entered at the port $92 o52 s3e42l4l ssl s4 10
Thrown Market. 32,24t,o3l 1904 $3.50 32ssii1I
It will be perceived that the entries and Withdrawals for
che past week less than the amounts for the same
period in 1858 and 1857 This may be attributed in part
the prevalence of westerly winds, which have doubt
delaye the arrival Of vessels due at this port with con
siderable supplies Of goods The aggregates since the first
If January date while largely in OF those the
period 10 1876, pretty wei up 10 those for the
time IN 1857
Annexed the mY0riatons N dry goods at the port
O. New York, Tor the week cncing april 1, 1862
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Total 80 All B. 43o 10 100 ~, 03l II $50 10 3o5
EXPORTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN WEEK.

Total 80 All 430 10 100 40 O31 II G56 10 305
EXPORTS GRAIN WEEK.
FtDur, bills Corn, bush.
To British provinces and other places. IL, l02 1O2
CoFyTE-Tbc market for Rio was quiet. while hoIers
frrn. The GALES embraced about 200 bags of Ma
racabo at g., and rs do. Java at 15c.
nearly eli OF which made In tansitu, closing at
slight CONCESSION from the highest point Of previous quota
tons, while lots in store were AZ about 12Lc for mid
ding uplands. Holders not pressing sales, being
disposed TO await the receipt or later foreign news which
they believe will prove more favorable.
FRGHTs - To Liverpool, $50 boxes bacon we're engaged
at l5s, 100 tcrcee rice at 1885,, 1000 bbls. Is
100 and 40 tons bark at 25s Cotton At 3-l6d t.
London 100 terces beef taken at A. To Antwerp
90 bids tobacco at 21s Cd 5000 bags coffee 10 100
bbs ashes Of 25s 800 bbs rosn at 3s, 200 spirits
turpenne at &c. per gallon. To Rotterdam, 200 bbs
rosn and 20 bales OF tobacco at 25s per ton The
ship Horn taken up load for Bordeaux with Canada
butt and hh 4. slaves at D. g.
HDxs-Ibe market is firm and active Importers offer
their stocks freely aud the trade have been willing ope
rators present prices Sales are 10000 MJntevdeo,
to arrive 2Shc IA 900 Buenos Ayres, 2ssc 1000 do.
29c 5000 do 2ssc 5000 savanills and Bogota, 19c.
2ic.; 2,0yO Texas z3c., six months.
HAy.-saes Of about 900 bales weo reported at &C.
zoe.
Hops The demand moderate, with sales OF new at
nc ec, with small lots prime at 49,; old heavy and
nominal.
IHoS-scotch pig was quiet at 1877 asked, six months
FATHER The receipts have bccn 10 a large extent
prices are urn, and the sacs 70 fair extent Recepts
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CansdiaD Hour was hrm, while sales were limited within
the above range OF prices Southern flour heavy
sales moderate, beng confined 800 bbis within
the range Of the above figures Rye -four meal
quiet and sales limited. Wheat quiet with
out sales Of moment, while quotations nominal Corn
dull and inactive. Small lots OF Southern yellow
made at 90c, and Of Western mixed ut SOC. Rye con-
tnued quiet at SOC. 9oc. Oats heavy and
with moderate saes Of State ut So kc 57l and Wcat
ern at 6cc q Gle. The following tables from Wn. G.
Cuttings circular gives the receipts and exports at this
port for the week endpg 10 day.
RECEIPTS flour AND WEEK.
Ftofy, Wheat RYE, Corn, Oats, Bdrley
Bbts. Bush Bush Bush. Bush, Bush
BY canal and river ,l26 e100 1895
BY railroad. IL, i94 - 1912 -
Other .l3, 7e7 g. 400 900 4e,O3l 1874 =