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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27
~As we do the Sheriff. advertiser

@As we do the Sheriff IS advertising,
we have a pretty good opportunity of
SHOWING something about the manner in
which the business is done. So far as
our knowledge extends, the requirements
of the law are complied with. Mr. Bar
nard, IN bis intercourse with us has been
~ man of his word" This, considering
that he is Republican, we desire to make
\ note of.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27
DR.. II. ID. PORTER'S
TWO Minute DROPS
Will Cure Sick Headache in Two
Minutes!

These Drops will cure Sick Headache In two
minutes In every case where the patient Is not
relieved in Five minutes after taking the Two
Minute Drops, tho money will be refunded
The Two Minute Drops are perfectly safe and
pleasant to take, and will be found of instant bene
fit in sick headache, nausea and sick stomach,
faintness, pain in the stomach. collie, or pain in
the side, painful cough, depression of spirits, &c,
&C., Sold everywhere at so cents per bottle.
Manufactured by DIR. II. ID. PORTER, 96 Third
Sire ct, Louisville, Ky.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27
NOTICE OF SURVEY.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
with the County Surveyor will, on the 3lst day of
January, 1889, at 10 clock a. m on said day pro-
coed t, survey and locate the of their land
in sections Is, %, 26, q, "a and IS, township 81
north, Of range ; west, in Stark county. Indiana;
to meet at the subscribers, and continue from day
to day until finished.
Non-residents who failto meet the Surveyor a.
the time and place above mentioned, and deiray'
or provide for defraying their portion oil eIpeh'e
Of said survey, will be returned to the County
Auditor, and suck delinquency placed upon the
tax-duplicate and collected according TO law;
HENRY BENDER,
ia J. w. MOSHER.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27

TIE MARKErs.-Wheat q bu $l.lO; Corn b bu
5065 5 cents, Potatoes n bu 5O@62ls cents, and
but few in market; Pork per hund Ii $4@4 %,
and S.; Eggs p doz l5@lS cents Apples, green
% doz * cents; dried. p bI2@l4 cents; Butter
- Ib 1876 cents; Lard II 10 lO@l2'2 cents;
Cranburries. p bu 50 5O@3 90; Flour q hundred
8; all kinds Of produce la good demand.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27
THE PORTE DAILY UNION!

PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING (EIcErT ssSDAr,)
And furnished to subscribers at the low rate of
SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR,-quarterly in ad-
vance. II will contain the latest Tclegraphic
News from all parts of the country, including
the New York, Chicago, and other markets.
Subscriptions received at the DENocRar Office.
ROOT PACKARD, PRorREroRs.
I.aPcr,e, Ind. Jan. 10, 1859. 1dlt rtf!
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27

The ladies of Honolulu, Hawaiian Is
lands, have caught the Washington fever
and are raising fund to assist in the pur-
chase of Mount Vernon. They have al,
ready raised over $500.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27
Sale Of Y.:rnd Mortsased fand for
fefted) to- tie School F'und.

NTOgITE is hereby gwen, ttas siSe cndsrsigned
Y will offer Coz sale at the cOuE, house door
in Plymouth, Marshall county. fndiara, on We 18th
day Of February, is3S, at O'Clock p ro, precise
ly the following described fand, winch was Mort
gagged to the State ct Indiana by Ioshua Jackson,
to secure ir payment of sixty dollars to the Com
mos School EuEsl anil Is row forfeited Tor the non
payment Of principal nd Interest, to-wn:
The south half Of the south east quarter of sec
ton twenty Eve, in township thirty four north, OF
range one east, containing eighty acres
less--Prncipaf, sixty collars, 500 30, interest
due on the dav of SALE fifteen dollars ami seventy
five cents, ISIS, damages snd accruiIrg costs
six dollars aud twcuy::fsSe ccuss, [S6.s5. t"'sl-
5000.
Said faad VIII De sold &c TIE Tune ADORE -
or bird in by the Auditor, for the benefit e y.
School Fund, snfess tlc principal, Interest, danla.
gcs and costs paid prio< 70 the tune spec
fed.
r. MCDONALD, Audssag-
plymouth, December 1855
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27


EDITORIAL CoNvENTIoN.--The Editorial
Convention held at indianapolis on the
18th inst, we learn from the State Sentinel,
was rather SHINY attended. An organiza-
ton was, however, effected, and some eigh-
teen or twenty editors recorded their names
as members Of the proposed Editorial AS
ISOLATION. This, out of one hundred and
sixty-two newspapers published in this
State, does not evince much interest in
the objects for which the Convention was
called.
The following resolutions were adopted
Resolved, That We urge upon tho Leg
isiature the policy of publishing the laws
of the State in the papers of the counlie;
throughout the State.
Resolved, That the Convention proceed
to permanent organization as an Editeri
al Association Of all the editorial fraternity
Of the State, without respect 10 party, BY
the election Of a President, Vice Presi.
dent. Recording Secretary. Correspon-
ding Secretary and a Treasurer.
Resolced. That the object of this Asso.
citation is the improvement of the charac-
ter of tie Newspaper Press and the pro-
lection of the Publishers of the State from
imposilions to which they are frequently
subjected.
Resolred, That il is the sense of this Con
vention that regular bill of prices should
be established and adhered to for all for.
eign advertisements.
Resolued, That committee Of three bt
appointed to draft general rules for ,h.
government of this Soc.ety--to recommend
general system by which to avoid inpo
sitions and to secure the best inte rests o
the craft. and to report at next meeting.
A resolution, also, in reference to pat
, ent medicine advertisements and one rec
omsnding certain agents. were also adopt
ed, and he meeting adjourned.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27

~Gov HAMMOND returned home from
his southern trip last Thursday, much i'm
proved in health, and has resumed his du-
" as Presiding officer of the Senate.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27

SENATE, Jan 21.-We are unable to see
anything Ct importance in the proceedings
of the Senate to-day. A memorial from
the Society of Friends residing in parts
of Indiana, Ohio and Iowa, held at Rich
mond. praying for the repeal of that por-
ton OF our laws which denies to colored
persons the right to testify as witnesses,
&c.
Mr.. CONNER reported from the judici-
airy Commit,ee his bill. Is. ~ providing
for the partition of real estate, aud for lay
ing the same out into lots and out-lots,
and recommended its passage.
The report was concurred in and the
bill ordered to be engrosscd for tho third
reading.
Mr. MCLEAN, from the same commit.
tee, reported back Mr. Boown's bill. Is 60,
to exempt personal property from sale or
execution. recommending its indefinite
postponement.
The report was concurred in.
Mr.. MARCH, from the same commit
tee, reported back Mr.. Corners bill, Isl
to amend the 9th. TIKI, 18th, 18th and coil
sections of the Divorce law. approved MAY
IS. 1852. and proving for opening DEGREES
in the cases therein specified, with Al
amendment. and recommended its pas
sage.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27
o. vi BARNARD. Sb-T ". G.
sH.ERIFF'S ALE
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by geha T. Strisger living in Center
Township Marshall County had, ons COW, seven
years oldpast described as follows A Red Gov
with white spots CO the forehead sn the teIfy and
on the tail with small slit in the left oos, apprssed
ut fifscea dollars b. Ransom Barber and John "
Cleayehnd before VI w Smith Justice OF he
Peace Attest NIX PACKARD, Clcrk
iyl3n7 "a w NJ KENDALL Dep
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27
Store House for RENT
Or. SALE

The subscriber offers for rent sale E,rg sStore
House in the town of Bremen, Marshall 9ount j,
Ind, at re<sneed price.
9t3s JOHN DE1ERICE-.
f.RfFF'S $ p. E.
By vir,ue of All execution to re direct,rf from
the CLERK OF the Marshall Common rcas Court,
kill offer fSS sale, as the kfs directs at the Court
AoSse door in tia town sc nyrsOuih, MARSHALL
eOast y, lnana, the 18th day Of February, 1888
between the heGrs Of scE oTcIocx - ~ anl four
O'Clock p h Of said day, tEe following described
real estate IA sid county, sO-wih:-
A leasehold interest for the terra of three years
and six mouths fYom the frss dsv of January, ISh
id out lot fifty six in the town Of fiynOathia said
eodnty sceps nzars tkereof as has heretofore
beea leased to G. II BarcF md oct upied> and the
tenement therein used by John G.. Armstrong as
blacksmith shop and AL tie improvements. tene-
naents and appurteaaaccs now ois sid lot
Taken as tie Fsoferty of Michael PccGcc az the
suir of Thomas MCGEE.
I'll o. NJ KIRNtPD Sheriff ~ C
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27

It's remarkable fact that Arkansas
has not a single telegraph within her bor-
ders.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27
SM.ERIFF'S SALE.

By virtao of IN ,A-outien s-rue directed from
the Clerk Ct tie MARSHALL Common Pleas Goart,
viii offer for safe rfIe law Directs tire court
house door,- in the town Of PlyM.oath, MARSHALL
COUNTY Indians, Oatbe l9th day OF ebrtsarr, Is 70
besweca tbs hours Of tsa.o'cloek = M, and four
o'clock mi CT said day, tife following DESCRIBED
real estate in said courty .s-wis:
Lot number THIRTY. one 81 in the orig nal sur
vey Of tbs Gown Of Pl smoatfs-
TakrR as the property of George Mack, Catha-
rine Mack and Aenrx 'rruesdallr at the suit OF
Danisi ar,wn..
a o. vi BARNARD. Sb-T NC.
SHEER EF'S SALE
~ virtue Of IN exccutiOnto me directed from
the Of tiieClcrk Marshall Common Pleas Court
viii effe for sals the E,w directs as te court
house door in the town'of Firmsurh, Marshall
county, Indiana, the 10Th dag III February, 1859
between the hours of ten O'Clock a n and four
o'clock p m of said day, the fAlowins described
reaestate, IN said eUulty, so-wit:
The south half Of the sast half OF the south
east quartcrof section ninetccnr (I9) in township
thirty three (33) north, c4 range one a. cas-; CON
tanning fcrsy 10 acres.
Taken as tire property OF Christian NcQuestnn
at the suit ct lanes Thompson
td .. VI. BARNARD, Sheriff VI G..
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27
STATE OF INDIANA,

SYATE OF INDIANA,
STARKE COUNTY,
In tire Starke Circuit Court, March Term, 1889
Willoughby NJ Mccormick !
,,,. : s,,rr,os Attachment
The psaintiff in the above entitled cause having
filed MS compfaist in my office, also his Affidavit,
from which it appears tlnt the defendant, John A.
Burbank, rs nonresident of the State of snians
he il therefore hereby sotifed of the Sling and
pcn!cncy Of said action ard that the same will be
tried al the March term OF fhe Circuit Court
to be held 81. tbeCcurt horse in the town
of Knox, on the 2nd Monday of March, A ID. lss9
and unless the saiddefendant John A Burbank, be
and appear at the said term, and answer OF demor
to said complaint, the same will be heard AMI de-
termined IN his absence.
Witness my hand and tho seal of said Court,
this 4th day of January, 1875.
JOHN 8 BENDER, Clerk OF s {.
q. Brian Atty for plff. 1t3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27

The Legislature of New York costs .hc
State over 50. 800 every day.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27

There are two sorts of police-the detec
tive and the defective.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1859-01-27

@Look ont for next weeks Demo
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town DO via salcm Signal for bark ana brig SID wind
INV 10 d shps hn spear Leucctheai barns Rowland
barney ru Taratne ana from below snip dieanors
parks Louisa Marian, and Horace Beas
BALTIMORE Sept Carr chip kaama1oc lysTr: h usn
pool; schr Maitland, Speed Nyork ca schT Two nso
Orleans briggs Forest City Balm Portsmouth, Nh ks'c onds
Richmond ketch Comet {fr, Hill, Bermuda ~,
26th-Arr (by ten Gecrgana, wilmington Deb
To run hetween Baltimore and ltchmond ,, r,.~
CHARLESTON, Sept 2Sd ship Caroline, haynie' AAsos'
pool; scllg Cameo. circuit Gecrgetown ,. n.,h IA
EASTPORT. Sept E-Arr brig Hobart JORDAN, Wnscn ~
for balinorcpu back with loss OF sails SD Nn pGs &c
TOR Reed, Richmond Hannah Baoh Matthews balumosoi
sSns E Eh, Frances Mahony Nfork h ANITA DAo'
HARTFORD Sept 2i--Arr Uncas' Bates, WORK
SID steamer sache, Threshcr. NYork; Daniels smsh do
NEW ORLEANS Sept 23Cid (by ted ship Clifton, Prndle.
r psEa s wqysrey Thompson Havana; Anna penu
NORFOLK, Sept 22Arr brig Ross Portland; schr Ra.
PHiLADEIPHlA, Sept "a a 2s-Arr steamers Kennebec,
Boston, ship Robert Cnsh5n Morse, Liverpool briggs Flor
Owen Rio Janeo; Karnak Downing, Matanzas; schrs
tina Wrightington, Thatcher Fall Rver Ceres, Meredhhs
Portsmouth, MI; Frnk Doughty and Charles (irener,
Weaver Boston, Q s,ckney, darwood Clara Crowen and
Elizabeth English, English, Fall River CID steamer Kenaing-
ton Baker Boston, bark Gesner iankenau London briggs
Watts Honer Boston; Maria Wheeler Wheeler schrs
Il English English Boston, Ceres, Meredith Lynn; Stick
ney Garwocd Clara Crowe Chas Greiner, Weaver and
Elliott, Weaver Boston; ID Messeroe, steeman New Lon
PORTLAND. Sept 2s-Arr brig Forest State French ST
SAVANNAH Sept 2I-Arr seamships Augusta, Woodruff,
and Parkersburg, Powell, Work schr D Williams, WIZ
nams do; ca brig samuel Wtash Cole parien y. =.
Buckspcr Emerson from Rrusence for Brandywine Del
MsceD.
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CONFIRMATION IN ST. LAwRENCE'S ROMAN
CATHOLIC CHURCH

The sacrament Of confirmation administered yes.
terday morning TO over four hundred children IN ST.
Lawrences church, situated in Eighty fourth street. near
Fourth avenue, by the Reverend Archbishop assisted by
Father McNerny, his secretary, Father Quarters the
Father Byrnes.
Notwithstanding the threatening aspect Of the weather
IN the morning, the church crowded with the rela
tons ard friends Of the candidates for the sacrament
and by those drawn there by the extra attraction
OF the announcement that the Archbishop himself
was 70 perform the ceremony and preach the
sermon Shortly after nine O'Clock the Archbishop ap
PSea upon the altar, and after a few remar ks % the
~ i ~ Aplahaton Of the sacrament they about
" 1e rites were administered in due form. Az
the cMidren advanced, two by two they were RECEIVED
by the priest and conducted the Archbishop h,
ped position fronting the middle OF the altar Here
tney knf were annnlDicc with the clrisrn and renavd
the legendary stroke which Ia to teach ,ben "a bsor NJ,
Ills Of this world with patience and make them strong nd
perfect Christians and soldiers ~ Jesus C,rs Tl,a
ehdren were neatly dressed and the girls especially pre-
scented appearance In true with the
ter OF the ceremony, being arrayed In white dresses win
long flowing wells The sacrament OF frs, ornr,,nion
received by the children prior 20 the sacrament OF
confirmation. The latter sacrament also admins
tered to a few aged people
At half past O'Clock high was celebr ated by
Father McNcrny, assisted by Fathers Kunaage a,,i
Byrnes. The sermon was delivered by the Archbishop
who took his text from 81. Luke xviii, 35Anl Il came
to pass, that as he nigh unto Jericho certain
bind man sat by the way side beggng,' &C.
Tie incident recorded In the text said his Grscs II
the example Of man WHO, under affection, still had
iaiin in the divine power Of Christ u eIec; Insecure
remedy for his troubles attracted the attention Of
our LORD and his petition was granted There
somshng in the teSt appropriate 10 The present otca
s!oR we are al In The situation Of the blind man, mas
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ARRIVED.


steam frigate Brooklyn Capt Farragut Pensacola
18th inst via Key West AZ days.
sengers 70 Cromwell Co I'd inst $50 AN od Frying
ne hence
s.yannah The was detained S. sly houssby fog
Gadam heinsien Sunday AN off OF Fen
Island sgnazed steamship jamestown hence for Nor
ship Lookout Sherwood San Francisco June 2 with wool
sSns Passed Horn and saw large
ice. Aug ST. Is spoke Ceres salem
Double sspsas s,seras NV 'e'' saw Da'' WIN
,n sAg sns s% with z
pS has a
Ss s. ss ss lat
Bark Taes OF &C. an S lon , w w sS
Thatcher Msgoun, from Boston, steering 8.
CO. Of
Bark Carolina, Grndle New Haven, days, in ballast to
Brig Costa RIGA. Chapman Aspinwa, 9th inst with hides
Brig Anna Diam, Becker Angosura ls days. with hides
Brig Sea Lark CIR, Of wndsor Coffin Black River Ja 20
days with lockwood and pmento, TO II Solomon vessel to
Jabez Br Tuzo Bermuda days. in ballast to Mcoo
Brig suwannee Melville date Hosmer deceased st Marks
Capt. ds 5
spoke mased schr Forest King from Richmond Va for RIO
s ASsr Somndns Cole Jacksonville 10 days.
schr Greyhound r Godfrey Liverpool MS, 10 days, with
sssS Ann Susan shaessl,ora, Wilmington, NC, days.
Schr Brave, Lowell Boston for Albany.
Schr Orlando Smith, York, Westerly, z days.
Schr Mantle, Barber, Westerly days.
Schr Dorea Kahn, Minor, Portland, 2 days.
Schr Brainerd, Branerd, Portland, 2days.
Schr William Mayo Snyder, Saugerties, Zdays
Steamer Delaware, Copes, Philadelphia.
Steamer Wamsuta Arey New Bedford.
Steamer Ospray, kenney, Providence.
BELOW.
Bark Jane Daggett, from Glasgow, To Durham Dimon-
(By pilot boat Mary Taylor)
Brig Capella, from West indies.
Schr Alma 05r, from Kingston, Ja-(Both by pilot boat
Mary Ann, No 49,
SAILED
Ship Margaret Evans London
Wind AM, NE, with fog; PM
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Tho stock market has been sluggish throughout the
week Most Of the parties who bought stocks the rise
have realized and sold out and see the
market decline While thus the bull party has been de-
prived Of its chief incentive to action, the bears have
been SO thoroughly ntimdaed by the course of stocks
during the past month that they operating with more
than their usual caution The bear houses which did not
break when the late rise took place. lost money enough to
teach them wholesome lesson and to impair their faith
in the theories which for year have been so re-
neraly popular. Appearances indicate no very distant
period revival Of speculative excitement based upon an
increase in railway traffic The bulls are confident that
this country has never known such prosperity as will be
seen next year, and that the greatest railway earnings Of
the past will sink into nsgnincance comparison with
the earnings Of the future.
Thus far in the West the Illinois roads are the only
which have experienced the beneficial effects of the
harvest The Gaena, the Rock Island and the Illinois Cen
trail promise 10 regain this year than they lost in 1855
the increase in their earnings already very
But the earnings Of the Michigan and Ohio roads have
not yet begun to increase The belief parties interested
is that the grain required for Eastern consumption for
export will not forward before the close of naviga-
ton, and that this winter all the Western roads will be
fully occupied is evident that the general business Of
the West will be better this winter next spring than
it was last winter and last spring.
The roads in this section of country are doing we'll But
for the late strike ON the Erewhch unaccountaby
permitted to last several dayhe earnings of that road
would have been large The Central is said to have every
locomotive and every fully occupied. The Harlem is
doing good business. The Hudson River is redeeming
the promise Of the early months Of the year. This fall
and winter the traffic this road promises to be the
largest ever known. The New Haven line is also in
creasng its receipts The increase heretofore the
New Jersey Central will be kept up Altogether in this
section railway traffic leaves nothing to be desired.
We are informed that the worthless check which was
paid to leading foreign banking house in payment for
certain STEERING exchange week ago, to which alluded
on Saturday. was the check of the principal and not the
check Of the broker in the transaction
The receipts at tide water of four wheat corn an bar
y ioI 'he thrd week Of September in 1858 and 1882
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

T.
AsIrEs-The sales embraced 600 barrels OF Montreal
pots at t. with small lots of American ditto at SIZE
Pearls were quiet Mt SIC.
BREAD1TUPYs.- Flour-Common grades OF State and
western were some hrmer and active. The extra
brands were steady, and in fair request from the local
ana Eastern trade, with sales Of about 1900 10 900
bbs.. cloEng within The fulluyxinc auatafians
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Choice extra family and bakers Iands... : 90 %
Rye aour. ..,.,....:... '"..>.. TO a 4 -
Corpmeal, Jersey and Brandyuae. .,,... q 40 n %

6Yacht 70 good extra do........,..... 6 al a IL
Choice extra family and bakers 5ands. 90 a 90
Corumeal, Jersey and BrandywlIo. .,. 40 30
Canadian brands continued nrm WIKI sales Of iS5 bbs At
IS aS0 Southern -four was III fair demand, and prices
were steady with sales Of about 900 bbs closing within
the range OF the above figures. Rye -four in steady
demand with moderate sales at the above prices Corn
meal in reduced supplies, and Was firmly held, with
sales Of New Jersey and Brandywne within tho range OF
the above dgurcs Wheat was In fair reqaes and prices
for all good to prime lots quite steady, while the sales
embraced about 1900 bushels including white Ken On
waAite Canada At 81 2lh, red Southern at u ~,
Milwaukee caab at s5c, and prime Chicago spring
at about tire same figure Corn continued TO be
firmly held, but sales limited, being confined
10 about 5000 1000 bushels Western mixed at
about Dhc a 0sc. Rye was nominal at sic &c Bar
ley quiet and prices unchanged Oats We're scarce
and drmer with sales OF State at Ale. NC and OF Ca
madam at 42c a 43c.
and embraced about 1900 bags Rio at private terms,
with 90 do. common Aaracabo at Hhc., and 6o DO
Mocha at l7Hc.
Coz1oN-fha market was heavy and the turn in favor
Of purchasers, though without any quotable change in
prices, which ranged as follows
NEW YORK CLASSIFICATION
Upland. Florida. Mobile. N, %. &7t0as.
S S,Ss'asy . ::.:.n Il ~ ~ : !, *
NJ, S,Saias far. .3ss 5 = IT, i
FREloHrs.-Rates continued firm, while engagements
light About $50 bales Of cotton, by the clipper
so do olcake at ITS To Bremen 100 tons measurement
goods engaged per steamer at 40s and 1000 lbs
bone at va. There was nothing new reported TO Gas-
cow for London.
OIs-Sales Of 600 gallons linseed made ut 5sc
Soc. crude whale steady ut 4Sc. 50c, and sperm
at 81 So
PRovIHoNs.-Pork-The market firmer and more
active, with sales Of about 800 800 bbls, including
at SIS 70 sl6 thin moss at sl4 so $i4 49, clear
at SIT &c. and prime at $l075 $40 closing at $40 So
Beet was heavy and dull, while prices were without
change Of moment The sales embraced about 800 bbls
including country prime at 81 SO $a75, do at IS
&C. repacked at Sc IS So Prime and beef hams
were quiet and nominal Cut meats firm, with limit
ed sales, including shoulders ut TO &c. asked, and Of
to about 200 300 bbls. at l04c Hex. Butter and
cheese were in good demand at steady prices. y
RAGS continued in good demand. The last sales
prsed 222 bales Hamburg and 23 do Lghorn at private
terms.
RprE-Small sales were made at 31sc. &c.
SrGARs-The market steady, while the sales EN-.
braced 400 hhds. Cuba muscovados mostly within the
range of SIC. a exc.
&c.
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DEMITTANCES TO ENGLAND
~ IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND WALES
UNION BANK LONDON
= BANK or LIVERPOOL,
NATIONAL BANK SCOTLAND
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY IRELAND.
In sums from FL upwards.
Issued by
TAYLOR BROTHERS. Bankers.
7C Wall street. ". 7.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
AIxAxAc FoR FEW YORK

AIAAxAc FEW YoRx-rHn DAT.
suN nnn............. 81 NOON sETs..... morn 50
suN sErs. 81 HIGH WAR;. IL
~orc~o~~~r~o~~~~c>~>~~~~
Port OF New York, September as, 1859.