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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-03-02

Va knowledge is gained by experience, and,
though we have heretofore dealt very little in
medical preparations, we are compelled, in just &c
to the manufacturers, to say, that Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters has been the means of curing us
of a severe attack of dyspepsia, and has removed
pain in the stomach in a very short time.
PITTSBURGH GAZETTE.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere.
Sold in Raleigh by williams & Haywood, and
by Druggists everywhere. Pit
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
CroD of 1858.

a LARGE supply, comprising all the most
II popular varieties. just received and for sale
at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS d HAYWOOD.
Jan 10th, 1859. 23-2 m
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Offices of Exhibition and sale :-495 Broadway,
New York 1877 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, I'D.
For sale by c. B. Root, Raleigh J. R. Il J. Sloan,
Greensboro; LYMAN Il Arlington, Warrenton ;
I. S. Lutterloh, Fayetteville.
Agencies in all the principal Cities and Towns
in the United States. Send for a Circular.
Jan, |, 1859. I9-tf
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THE NEWBERN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPANY.

11HISO Company has nov been in successful
Il operation for three years, during which time
no assessment has been made to meet losscs.-
The Company is now prepared to receive appli-
cations for insurance, which may be made to any
of the different Agents throughout the State, or
to the undersigned, at the Office of the Company,
in this place.
MOSES w. JARVIS, Secretary.
Nswbern, n. C., Jan. 9 1859. Oft.
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MISS B. V. LAWRENCE, PRTsCIPAL.
THE Spring session Of this school will begin
the first Monday in March next. 1t il loca-
ted in Southampton Co, three miles from Frank
lin Depot, and as regards healthfulnes OF situa-
ton, cannot be surpassed by any in Eastern Vir-
ginia.
No pains will be spared in tbs instruction AMI
moral training OF those placed untcr or charge,
and the kindest attention paid to their wants aal
necessities.
Elementary classes S4S. Higher English inc!u-
ding lessons in Drawing, Crayon, and Faacy Work,
SIS. French and Latin each, SIS. Music $50.
Students admitted at any tine and charged until
the end of the session. No deduction made ex-
cept in cases Of protracted sick ness.
For further particulars address the Principal,
Franklin Depot, Southampton Co. Va.
Jan. %, 1855. 22-Stp5.
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DIED,

In Alamanee County, on Wednesday, the 10th
Feb, Ella Lizett, infant daughter of the late DIR.
VIM. NJ. johnson, aged six months and eight days.
Suffer little children to come unto me and forbid
tn EN- not, for of such is the kingdom of heaven.
In Marshall, Texas. on the 3lst ult., Pr ofessor
Robert A. Ezell, President of Marshall Universe
ty, and formerly of Warrenton, N. c.
In Gates county, near Sunsbury, January 9th
Mr.. Holiday Walton-aged nearly one hundred
years.
AT his residence in Pittsboro', on the 4th of
Feb, 1859, DR.. Spence McLenahan.
T-:l-Ao &C Dnnnn
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january s, 1859. 2Or.Iy
HOOKERTON MAZE ACADEMY,

J. THOMAS ALBRITToN, Principal.
TNHE Spring session of this institution will
open on Monday, 2Ist Feb. 1859. Board
and tuition from S37 to $50. Students received
at any time, and charged from date Of entrance /;
though it is desirable that they be present at the
opening of the session.
For further information address the Principal.
J. THOMAS ABORTION.
Hookar+op Greene 90 Feb. IL 1850 25-5tnd
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WILMINGTON MARKET

Turpehtine, 50 80 for virgin and yeilowstdip,
and / 20 for hard, per $50 lbs rosin, | 2ga 8 90
per 80 lbs; tar l so per Dbl cottoEf III for
middling; IL 9-l6 for strict middEng; and
1lB for good midding; corn re Yer bushel !;
timber S5, Sc; 6e25, 8 SO, Z SO, a 81 per NJ, as in
quality.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

Bacon III a IL; coffee, rio IL a 133; lag. 131 a
IA; java 90 cotton, fair to good 90 a 1O3 ordinary
to m~iddling 90 a 10 cotton ~bagging, gunny IS
a 20; dundee II a 20; cotton yarn ne. 5 to 10
20 feathers 35 a 40 -four, family 5 623 a 0 90 /;
~superfne 5 az; ane ~; scratched IS; grain,
corn L 90 wheat l 90 /; Rye 80 a l 90 oat
so /; peas IS molasses, cuba 80 a 81; new orleans
As a SO sugars, loaf Is; crushed ID a 133 coffee
10 a III turpentine, yellow dip 2 40; virgin 2 40;
hard l 20 spirits 43 a 431.
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1t "ministers to o mind dyspepsia
and its militant evils, result in bodily as
we'll as mental suffering. The 0xygenated Bit
ters in restoring the digestive organs to perfect
hsalth, restores thelmind to its natural vigor.
For sale by Will iams B Haywood, Raleigh.
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roau o5 ARBITRATION FOR CHARTER,

FOEN OF AFFLINATIUN FOK UHAKTEK.
CDatc.)
The Undersigned, iahabitau:, Of -, be-
wing tho Order O. the $ ms of Temperance to
~ veil calculated TO extend the blessings OF Total
ineucc. and promote the general welfare of
- ind, respectfully petition the Grand Division
W ~, State OF n. G., T. grant them a Charter to
o nv new Division, to be called tho -- Di.
90 " %. -, Sons o! Temperance, of the -
800 to be located in --, under your
J't wr,aJnI, ourselye iultyilually and collective
We Nv ,ruel by the rules aud uslges Of said
GGrr,nJ' piSylsio y, and also by those OF the National
Enclosed is the cha'tor Fee So. Books 30
H".I,,,Gn,s m vt have az least eight namos
APb5..tt. srJ by Crwarlel, with the above
t'sneo I' IL "" 4. ". GORMAN, G. s..
lees Raleigh, n. c.
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READ l-READu

TINE Cabinet and undertaking business hith er
to carried on by tue subscriber, (who is au-
thorised agent is offered for sale, together with
the stock on hand, appurtenances, &C., consist
ing of Lumber, Hardware, "Patent Metallic
Burial Cases" &C., &c. Also, an excellent Hearse,
the original cost of which, together with harness,
was $3.50; has been used a short tine and we'll
taken care of. As an inducement to a good me-
chanic, the right to manufacture the " IMPROV-
ED CHAIR and LOUNGE" recently patented
by the subscriber, will be allowed for this and the
adjoining counties, on the most reasonable terms,
which alone would be an excellent business.
For further particulars apply to
FL. GARDNER.
Wo.b;noton NJ n Eah q 1880 % taSS
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Tbe OtO&t.

.3 \ letter from DIN, in Iredell county,
~says-'our Division is doing we'll. We
have occasional acccssions. In the spring VIC
contemplate c%xerting ourselves to advance
The cause in the surrounding neighborhood. q
~ Bro. Alternately, Of Burke county.
writes us
1.-THE Division at Jones's Grove was never
IN a more prosperous condition than at pres.
cnt. We have removed ourselves to an up.
per room IN our large new Academy, and VIC
scarcely have a meeting without initiating
some new members.
The last meeting We had, brought in four
young men Of standing and influence one
OF whom is a young minister Of the gospel
VIC are bound to triumph hore."
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yourselves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO
YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for
over ten years, and CAN SAY, 1 n CONF
DENCE AND TRUTH of it, what we have new
err been able to say off, any other medici e
HAS IT. FAILED, IN A SIN
L INSTANCE, TO EFFECT A CURE,
when timely used &c Never did we know an
instance of dissatisfac ton by any one who
used it. On the con trary, all arc delighted
with it's operations, and speak in terms Of
highest cemmenda ~ ton of its magical eff
fects and medical viz tues. We speak in this
matter i" WHIT WE Do = KNOW" after ten years
experience CT, and pledge our reputation for the
f~ulflment of what WI here declare. In al
most every instance - where the infant is
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen - or twenty minutes af-
ter the syrup is admin istered.
-nLi---l~-h!a pre- paration is the pre-
~scription of one of the most EXPERIENCE
ano SKILLFUL s SEES in New England,
and has been used - with never failing sue
cess in THOUSANDS 10 OF CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from pain,
but inVigorates the ~ stomach and bowels,
corrects acidity, and gives tone and energy
to the whole system. 1t will almost instant
ly relieve GRIPINGN l II L Z BOW ELS,
AND WIND COLIC, and overcome conVul-
sions, which if not Q p eedily refnediedy end
in death. We believe it the best and surest
remedy in the world, - in all cases Of D1S-
EMERY AND DTAR ~ RHGA IN III l.
DREN, whetherit ari ss from ~teething, OF
from any other cause. We would say to every
mother who has a child suffering from any oi
t b e foregoing com plaints-do rot lH'
your prejudices, nor - the prejudices Of oth,
ers, S t a n d between your suffering child
and the relief that will : be SURE-yes, Alb
SOLUTELY SURE-0 to follow the use o
this medicine, if time ly used. Full direc,
tons for using will &C - company each bottle
None genuine unless the fac smile OF CUh
tbs 4 PERKINS, New York, is on tn
outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world
Principal 0Ece, No. I3S Cedar st, D. \.
February Il, 1859 25-l,
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MRS.
experienced Nurse and Female Physician
presents to the attention of mothers. her
@ 90 % MyEtIMtG @wMHE9
SYU SgAUg9
For. Children Teethinq

which greatly facilitates the process of teething,
by softening the gums, reducing all i~naamma-
tien-wiIl allay l. PAIN and spasmodic action,
and is SURE to REGULATE Fl BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to
yourselves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO
X-nIrn L A NJ G
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17
COMMERCIAL.


MoNFrARYThs pressure the market continues and
generally felt Currency is scarce and ex
change without alteration. sa az4 sUmEa
PRovssloNsog receipts have increased instead OF
diminished had been expected Market exceedingly du ana
BUYERS generally holding and the market parayz d
though did willing TO make Dortant coDce
generally unsettled ho9eYers 80 thaL uni
form quotations could given Best hogs would not
have brought So, and light II pressed could not hase
teen higher than IS 255 SO Receipts during
hours add bead and et closing decided
Is fat Sales Of 500 head IS 1905 Provisions are IN
settled and prices had under the eject Of sales
Transactions 500 bb Of pork at S 70 b. delivered
March 9 do do the SIS So and 2Odo do az
los s6sc for shoulders and sides to be de-
lversd February $50 kegs Of lard at I0s being
further decne % OeO pisces Of green TUX sold At
&c for SHOULDERS, exc for sides, and 97Ke for hams
without change and firm; sales yev
bbls AZ supeAne and $3.50 fr extra 9rsnWheaf
continues at last quotations Corn in good demand and p
Arm Of 200 bushels in bulk at Soc Cats active and
tenring upward sales 40 bushels in bulk at 53o Rye hr
with good demand prime Soc Barley firm with good de-
nand 7275c for prime ia and 6570c for fair to good
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17

URGENT CALL FOR CHARfTY-A week two ago
Dr. c. 7. QUINTARD made known, in article in the
Gazette the existence of large amount of suffering
amongst the poorer classes in consequence of the re-
cent nclement weather, and signiiied his wish that
any who degirOus of appropriating any
funls the support of the sufferers jut had not tn
time to devote TO the investigation Of such eases,
would place money in his hands which he pledged
himself to use economically and with discretion in
relieving the distresses which came under his notice
in the pursuit of his ministerial duties We hap
py be informed that this appeal has been liberal
~ responded to- more than 500 having been placed
in Dr. Q.s hands for charitable purposes; this has
been employed in buying shoes, stockings, cloth
ing blankets fuel &C. for tie distressed, and espe
ciay in paying the rent of rooms and houses tenn
pOrariy occupied by those who had been suddenly
rendered homeless by the overflow. The money is
now, however, entirely exh iusted, without bysi
great deal exhaustng the distress which is clamOr
ing for relief Applications daily made to this
excellent christian minister which it is most painful
TO turn away unrelieved. We were ourselves, while
q visit to his residence yesterday made acquaint
ed with the circumstances of a case there presented
TO him, which is only enc out of many. A poor widow
utterly destitute-is expecting within week to
become 4 mother The only dispOsable articles of
furniture she has are a cOOkingstoVe and the bed
she lies on; the former she will have TO SELL unless
relieved in order to retain the of the she
occupies while undergoing wOman's darkest trial,
and the tribe used will have to be paid for
rent and leave her dependent upon the charity of
her neghbors for a msrsel to feed her children and
herself.
This is only quoted as one of many cases daily
presented, the one which happened to be hand
while we were there. We have emily to add that
persons DESTROYS OF contributing the relief Of this
suffering can either leave their contrib uOns with
DR. QCSrARD, at his residence or at the hardware
store of J. B. CRAIGaBAD, on the Public Square. We
will answer for their being wisely well as chart
tably disposed Of
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For eIRn,

New YoRK Dec. l5.-CALCUrrA-O Official accounts
| of Nena Sahib's death discredited At the last
adVices he was leVyng recruits. He had COCO men
| and was threatening Lucknow.
PARB.-The HOnfeur battery commanding the
entrance of the Seine is completed.
| The Bank of Barcelona has offered Spain an ad-
vance of five million reals without interest during
| the continuance of the Morocco war
AUSTRIA holds out against the French and English
| terms for a Congress. .-...
The Milan Gazette says the Assemblies of Central
Italy will be conVOked.
The people are clamOFous for the return Of Carl
bald
BERIIy-The effective force of the Prussian army
will be again reduced.
The Congress will probably meet at the end of
December.
MADRID.-Over 1000 Moors attacked the redoubt
before Cerulla on the 25th. They were the third
time repulsed with complete defeat
An extraordinary corps d. arm9 is crossing the
straits. Fresh regiments have disembarked at
Centa.
EXGI-ND.-ParIiament have been prorogued to
January oath
General Herman succeeds BONN as Prussian Min
lister of War.
AntOneIh represents Rome in the Congress.
The Missionaries to Cochin, China, receiving
ill treatment.
BELGIUM has accepted lean from the Rothschilds
for the completion of the Antwerp fertilization
Foreign by the Nova ScOtIan.
New YORK. Dec. l6.-The following was telegraph
ed to Queenstown the first:
The steamer North American ARRIVED out The
Queen of the West had to put back.
The French squadron neither bOmBarded Tangiers
nor Zetran reported A steamer merely disman-
tied small fort on the coast of Morocco which fired
on her.
Advices from Constantnople report great storm
the Euxine sea in which about eighty vessels
were lost.
PARIS The Opinions NdtiOaae has received a
first warning for an article the temporal power
of the Pope.
Walewsky assured Metternich that French diplO-
macy will continue to favor spontaneous recall! by
the people of the Grand Dukes.
K The news is unimpOrtant.
The approaching Congress and the probable Plen
ipOtentaries attracting attention.
The Times strongly urges Pamerston to repre-
sent England.
1t is rumored that the first setting will be or the
5th of January.
The French fleet destroyed two forts at the mouth
of the river Tetuan, for firing at French vessel
and afterwards resumed its position of neutrality
From CharIestOwn.
CHARIESTowS, Va, Dec l6.-COOk> and COppee
broke Jail last night. They fired upon by the
sentlnels and retaken. They executed this af-
ternOOn few minutes before one O'Clock, and about
hours after the execution of the negroes Green
and Copeland. Everything passed off quietly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-17

PROFESSOR MAssoN'S LECURE.-This gentleman was
formerly well known in Nashville a liHerdtem and
teacher of French He gratifed his friends and ad-
mirers on Thursday night by giving lectute the
IlluStriOus Women of France. The lecture was
given in his own language, (French) which neces
sarily rendered his audience select rather than
numerous. The theme we'll suited to the lee
and the refined and intellectual audience he
addressed -where should we look for justice to the
sreat and lovely Of the genter sex in all ages so
hopefully as to a Frenchman of high education and
elevated sentiments: In rapid succession the charms
and and virtues of eminent females from
ELOIsE AMI JoANE or Arc to JOSEPHINE, and our spe
eisl favOrite EUGENiE were celebrated IN chase and
eloquent language, such might have flowed from
the lips of pyer GtsrIer of the court of FRANCIS l.
We are glad to learn that Prof Mason will prob
ably again bccome a citizen of Nashville in which
case we wely 1lng him a. a valuable accession to the
literary resources of the place.
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verana Steamboat News.

IRsportea by Il. HAERHsS, Steamboat AGENT
Thsrisea has now Bbout fifteen feet water on Har-
peth Shoals. with arapid inclination downwards The
present prospects are that it viii be seen checked,
as the weather bids fair for a continued rain The
City Wharf, by circumstances probably unforeseen
by our wharf committee is now in adeporable condi-
ton fer the reception of freights Wetrust however
from their known energy, that speedy measures will
be taken by them to ill up the ditch, and cover the
muddiest portion with rock, so to give all con-
cerned better wharfage. 0.-
EaB BOATS INFECTED sL4
Acacia Cottage FROM Cincinnati.
Sam Kirkman, "
John A. Fisher from Paducah.
Tempest, from Louisville
DEPARTED.
St Francis No 2, for Paducah
Commerce, for Ports above
The WenOa, owing to the condition of the wharf
has been Detained but will positively depart at II
O'Clock this day.
The Jno A. Fisher viii be the regular daily packet
boat for Paducah this day at II o'clock Passengers
viii find hera pleasant and safe craft
Coal BOatsmen-The larger portion of these va
mOsed the ranch on the steamer Stevenson, no
doubt to the detriment of DR.. DIX and his concern,
and the drinking saloons in the vicinity Of the river
The Upper Mississippi remains closed by ice.
Ohio River, at Pittsburgh on the decline. The
water too low for ascending boats over the Falls
at Louisville.
new side wheel steamer is building at Browns
vile, Pa for the Nashville and Paducah trade.
Steamer Michigan exploded, sinking boat and los
ing cargo entire. The engineer and Captains
blown to pieces. The crew mostly saved by cling
ing to the drift in the river One of the Pilots blown
through the door of the wharf boat at Cairo where
the accident occurred
Steamer Clara Poe, from Nashville, arrived at
Louisville yesterday.
Steamer Sam Kirkman passed Louisville yester-
day for this port
Acacia Cottage now in the river bound for this
port
Freights slightly more animated than the day pre-
viOus shipments consisting principally of cotton.
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From Wa.hInrsnn,

WASHINGTON. Dec. l6-HoUgE.-On motion of Mr..
Hiblack the clerk was empowered to preserve Or
der till the election OF a Speaker
Mr.. Bonham said he and the entire South were in
favor of disunon if Seward was to be elected Pres-
dent.
Mr.. Clemens complained of the delay in electing
Speaker, spd said if he became physically disabled
his friends would have to do without his vote
The seventh ballot was had, resulting as follows :
Sherman 90, Bocock Sc, G:lmer &c. scattering 9. Mr.
Gilmer then withdrew.
Eighth BaOt-Sherman Ill, BOcOck SO. Boteler
Is, scattering 9.
Mr.. Simms Said that the Brown foray ,.ad been
followed by crusade against the whole South. He
charged the Republican party with getting up the
INVASION aud told them that at the signing Of the
Constitution Northern men sold slaves to the South
and now after enjoying the property they thus ac-
quired, denOunce the South for retaining slaves.
He said that unless the North ceased invading the
rights of the South the South would meet them at
the canon's mouth. lie doubted the sincerity of the
Republican regrets for the Harper's Ferry raid,
and charged to them the dangers now hanging over
the country.
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Cotton

CHAR1rsToN Dec. l4-l o'clock P. There good de-
and this forenoon, sfenng prices The sales
reached I.5OO bales, and the marx ct closes firm. e
Dec sae Of cotton yester lay 1000 bales and
to-day 1000 bsles MddnZs 0z9lO&c The sales for the
past three Gays 10000 and he sits l. the time
Freights ten Liverpool 6d
Sight Exchange New York A% per discount. ster
ling exchange e9s1< per cent premium.
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Valuable Real Estate

Iron Property for sale at Public Auction.
ON MONDAY, 18th day OF December next will rher
sale he Court house door In the town Of EddyVe
yOn county KY credit Of tEelve eighteen and TWEEN
four with from date, the Iron Proper
ty Of Kelly Furnace and Forge
Fether with all the unsod lands belonging eto being It his
thousand much Of which fair arabic an
very well adapted to grazing we'll for The
production Of and all the smal grain usually raised IN
this climate.
Should there necessity for doing considerable portion
lands will be divided into scts to suit purchasers anu he
Engine Machinery disposed OF Paaey- The machinery
Fsrge and Furnace IN first condition and has great
mower we'll suited other besides tie manufacture Of
hoped enterprsng Manufacturer viii he vii
the cOmpusOn Of prOhts from s In rein
metals abundAny emboEee in hes contiguous
thereto
obedience Of order Of the LyoR Equy and
Criminal its late session, and will 'e sold without
erve wishing invest in Iron Property for farm
grazing purposes viii do Weto b. OF hand the day OF
"a e as bargains will Oe given without dOEbt.
time will sell heavy wagons with harness
suited % the iron business easily converted 70
Also large kettles, which, least, every large
farmer should he supplied
Personal security in part and an on property rqured OF
purchasers. MAChENr
IA COmrsissioner.
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nrnrI,e,s nv Telerranh.

NEw YoEk, Dec I6-noon-Flsur dull, declined 59Oc, IS
95l0.
CISoSSArI De-, 700 bblsat IS 500
$40 Whkey-Sales bbs by Mess Pork $I55l Lard
in bills %, in kegs 1875 9lbs<. Sugar arm, s199.
New YORK Dec I6, Eyening.-COtton advanced 4. Sales
to-day 1000 bales MddIing Upland lI< Corn buOyannew
white 5000 Ness dull, &c %. Whisky 27927X. cof
fec lOK9l2H. 81. -s
LIvERrooL, Dec 2-er eamsr Znasrc1-cot.on sales Of
Of which spectators took 20J and exporters
1909 bales All qualities declined declined Market
susaIes Friday 1000 bales closing quiet but steady Orleans
Fair IA Mdding IA Mobile Fair ~, MidJng "a Upland
Fair ~ MLdnE II &C. Stock LverpO 4O 500 bales OF
which 955 900 bales American.
Manchester sdgices favorable Market rm and steady
HAvRE-Nex Orleans tres OrdiHdire ll2f. Bds 1887 All
qualities slightly declined closing dull Sales Of week $500
bales sto,k at HATre 35 600 bales.
Breadsus declining tend ncy Corn Arm Provisions
dull Consols 95 9sj. Bullion ia the Bank Of Engand has
increased pounds Money gen rally unchanged
and in cool demand.
LATEsrSa " Afternoon Cotton quiet closing with
advancing tendency but nothing doing Provisions quiet
London cOnsOls sdS997
CINCINNATI Dec G EVening-Mess Pork I6 90. Corn So
Foreign Markets.
HAvRE, Nov ss-Psr Steamer Mood SOtiaR-cOttOn-Rea0
Orleans Tres OriRGirS declined II Bds 1857 Sales
the week 300 Sales days 1900 bales closing
with declining tendency. Strict Kidding Orleans O,
Middling Mobile IO59IC6f