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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-03-09

a CREECH AGAIN HAS THE PLEASURE TO
Ao inform his numerous friends and customers that he
was the first to New York. the first back the first to buy
his Goods the first to secure hem the first to mark them
low and the first to sell Them Accordingly he has already
secured large stock of STAPLE GOODS with q beauti-
full assortment of LADIES DRESS GOODS
respectfully ask all those who in want of something
new pretty and cheap to right along and look the
Goods select such you like and buy what you want
for shall certainly have the worth Of your money
You shall hear more about them in few days.
A. CREECH.
Raleigh, March 7, 1859. est.
H Age, Register, Advocate and Giraffe COPY 8 times
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-03-09

~ We have in hand, and will publish as soon
as we can make room for them, the following
speeches: Mr.. Clingmans speech on the tariff; Mr.
Scaless speech on the tariff; Mr.. Bledsoes speech
in the Senate of this State, in favor of adj calorem
taxation and the speech of Mr.. Jones, of Craven,
in the House of Commons on the homestead bill.
There are other speeches and documents, and among
them the last Report of the Superintendent of Com
mon Schools, from which propose to make ex-
tracts as soon as we can find space for them.
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PETERSBURG. MARKET.

PETERSBURG MARKET.
..- MARCH s, 1889.
TOBACC0-The market is more active. and prices are
better. Receipts continue moderate.
COTTON-The market is quiet apd operators await
ing further advces Holders very firm We quote select
ed at l%c For the lower grades the market is inactive
and dull Receipts and stock have fallen off.
WHEAT-Demand active and receipts light. Strictly
prime White 81 II do. Red 81 So Low grades are less
active but selling well.
GROCERIES-Arem materially unchanged.
GUANO-No. Peruvian Guano $50.
GLOVER SEED-Prices weaker, and quote at
81 ao@s7 Is.
BACON Cincinnati cured Sides at lo%@llc, and
Shoulders at SA@9c Baltimore cured Nc less Demand
increasing. with limited stock in market.
SUGAR-Prices have receded from 4@1Sc
COFFEE-Market firm. lagura l5@l4c. Rio 111@13c.
CORN-Ilas declined &c. p bushel.
FLAXSEED-We note sale of ! 900 bushels with use
of bags for shipping at 81 So while small parcels will not
bring over 81 4aG1l As.
HAY-There is better demand, and in view of the ad-
vance in New York, holders asking 81 O0@4 l2
for ordinary to prime quality by retai-Eepress.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-03-09
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

BACON 1lA@12 cents; COTTON 1Os4@llc; FLOUR
IS ls@s5 Is, according to quality; CORN 81 per bushel;
45a5O cents; TURPENTINE. yellow dip So a. virgin
e 49, scrape 81 20; SPIRITS TURP. 4s1kc y gallon.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-03-09

THE LATE DEBATE IN the SENATE ON POPULAR
SovEREIGNTY.--We have read with much interest
the recent debate in the Senate of the United States
between MesSrs. Brown, Douglas, Davis, Green,
Biger, and others, on Popular Sovereignty and the
Kansas-Nebraska bill. We propose in our next to
notice this debate at some length This question,
unless prudently and dscreetly treated, may pro-
duce injury to the national Democratic party, and
by consequence, to the Union of the States.
1t is rumorcd that the Legislature of Kansas has
passed law abolishing slavery in that Territory !;
and it is stated that the Legislature of New Mexico
has substantially established slavery in that Terrific
ry. What then? Must Congress intervene and
repeal these acts? Or these acts unconstituton
al, and therefore void? Unquestionably they are.
What then? A case is made up, and the Federal
Court so Declares and the President if called to do
so, enforces the decision Of the Court But we de-
fer remarks upon the subject until our next issue.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-03-09

AGENTS for tile Standard:
+, ,,rs II. B1GGs and R. II. HUDNAL of Raleigh,
r C. McCRuMNES, Travelling Agent.
All poslmasters will please act as agents for US.
~" All former agencies are hereby revoked.
August IS, 1858.
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HOLDEN WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
uopzrp PUBLISHERS OF THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATE
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
COMING In.

q Register and Age copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

The stock market continues I, droop. The business in
State stocks rather larger than usual to-day but
Yesterdays best prices not maintained the close
Both hissouris and Tennessees done at X be-
low the highest rates lately current The demand for
railway bonds continued light, and prices are barely
maintained This condition Of the market, together with
the political uncertainties Washington seems to have
had the effect Of strengthening the bear force and stocks
are offered on sellers option with freedom than
usual Of late Evidently. long matters Washing
ton continue to threaten there will be very little specul
ton for the rise here but the other hand must be
remembered that the leading speculative stocks have de-
cined considerably since the upward movement Of the
autumn, and this in the face Of steadily improving bust
ness For instance, Central has fallen per cent within
few days; Galena IL per cent since September:
Rock Island per cent; Toledo per cent and 80 on
The show that will be made in January by some of these
companies will hardly be calculated encourage sellers
though At present they to have clear Geld enough
Central opened to-day at 77 declined to H. and closed
at that bid Rock Island was done az low as eo closing
e2ss bid Galena fell to &c. closing es bid The trouble
between the Gaena and the Rockford roads has been
settled and the tariff of fares restored 10 It's old figures
Toledo was also lower Panama fell of one per cent ana
was freely offered at the on the strength
Of the new treaty with Mexico, which foreshadows the
opening Of the Tehuanpec route under proper safeguards
Atuoaon ThSeI icu vi W IVA. VIC nave mad
some days the scheme Of this company for renewing their
second mortgage bonds for twenty five years. the extend
ed bonds have been placed the board list In the ar
ternoon to-day the market unsettled stocks closed
steady at the following quotations: ss 93k a
X; Missouri 6's ssh x; Canton, II Nj Cumberland
Coal l2l 49, Pacific Mail, II X; New York Central
TIA u; Erie, 81 s%; Hudson River, 4ox Al; Har
lem, s1 o; do. preferred, 34z X; Reading 4, y;
Michigan Central, 3sx &c. Michigan Southern and North
ern Indiana, eK N do. guaranteed, II; Panama. 1884,
r.; Illinois Central, bsx X; Galena and Chicago 6s
n; Cleveland and Toledo ls1S u; Chicago and Rock
Island 62H AZ; Illinois Central rs, s4XaH
The cotton movement at the South rather increases
than diminshes in activity Last weeks receipts were
no lees than bales against 900 same week last
year. and 100000 same week of 1857 The total receipt
to date now ,64 000as much the total crop few
years since The rivers st rising and the planters
are negecng nothing avail themselves of the present
good prices for their staple Most authorities now agree
that the crop win rather exceed than fall below
bales The exports Of last week foot up 90 600 bales
which provides handsome Of exchange to pay
for our imports with We have already abroad since
September bales Of cotton which, At $50 the BALE
rs equal to $4,000 600; and the season only ethird
over.
The following the Of the new State oans at
Albany to day.
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TELEG R APHIC.

WASHINGTON, Dec q, 1859.
The medical students from Philadelphia are expected To
arrive ID Baltimore tonight, and will reach Washington
Tomorrow morning at O'Clock special train They
will be received and addressed by the aud sena
from the South The Southern delegation are under
stood to enti ely endorse their course
Other Withdrawals Of Students from institutions
throughout the North said TO be contemplated.
The following extract of letter was received IN this
city this morning by Genera Davis member of Congress-
from Mississippi The author is young man, who be-
longs in Mr. Davis district:-The number Of students
about to leave Philadelphia is said be three huodfe
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 20, 1850
Gen. R DAVIS, Warrington u G. -
DEAR SIR-I am most happy N announce that this
morning attended Of the int resting and you
win doubtless say the worthy meetings ever
held IN this city II was composed Of Southern meii
cal students OF the different colleges of city nun
Der OF resolutions were passed pregnant South a.,
Sentiments ana we're signed by great number Of ,ha,c
present. and are still being signed by others AZ. go.
ing resulted In the determination the part of IN
hearted soutberners 10 take up their j. os ,ns,h ~
morrow evening, at ten O'Clock, FOR y a. s",b VIA "" "
1@sBEiYlhA, Dc q 1859.
morning paper states ,Aa, . despatch w.s r,a,,vea
last evening rom s.vetsi Southern Senator's, a,v,uv
ne ssuoehs NV 10 M pcltca, bit sta. they
are HB aso rep,rted that tne fathers ii The
s'uoene TO their ion the move.
ment W. almost certaia HOWEVER. that two hr,draa
viii e..ve night hundred fy Of stop at
ILchmond
The report published some newspapers mere that the
Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company ~sue free
passes TO Southern students without foundation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY. Dec. 2l-6P.M.
There N active demand for money in Wall street, but
among the merchants the dsmanl b funny equal to the
supply, and "a st the rate for very choice shor, accept
ances and for first class tw, name paper mouths
70 run. On call there is vesy little doing below six per
cent, and . fair amount 10 loaned out At seven.
The foreign exchange warket closed du for the Persia
Francs-southern bills with bank endorsement
done freely at b.lssS; the closing rates SIX
ls% Sterling was shade weaker; most Of the Leading
foreign bankers continue. however, to ask 1925 for so
day bills and 1l01s for short sight The Persia out
Slbl l2 specie. There steamer from this port
Saturday The Nova Scotian however, will sail from Port
land on that day, and will take out mail
The price OF sight bills New York ut the cities men
toned as follows the price being expressed In the
rency Of the cities where the bills are drawn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

BLACK WHITE The U aInaig atnt.,on which
has nse much SUR courts Al Detroit stated TO
be Young and good looking woman nineteen Old,
Dsnwn Eiza Watson, wins ~ respectable parentag.,
and was hrough, up TO better things The sagro who has
UOnipsy married her u good locking 1A back fellow,
q broad shonhered, aihiaoc Fix ioOter. He mas now
three white wives Tbe last girl ny some became
acquainted with BIN aud married him, much the
nation Of her ends s-d the Indignant.
Of Der parents
RETURNED sLAvE.-A Washin eton iefer says:-Mr. Gid
dipgs gentisma from Texas, nov stopping al
the National Hos.l surprised yast rday IN. se'urn
~ hia servant Jane. takr from INN nv force
While h. wss making viet Magyar Falls hast July
The cir, gives o-pcrsbe acc,snt III Der III treatment
ny the Canna,s, IRE. negroes Pie upon pciy
chow that she has received pevcrc wbippihss Euding
her canrs she reached the american side Of the river
procured the necessary 10 enable her
reach master 81. Expresses great joy ~ her
The circumstances III her seizure we're extensively
noticed al the time Abont occurred
PRcriIrR P,nID --rhc propeller Chas Osgood Of Nor
wth, Conn which sunk while ago, and lay upon
the bottom Sound cpi months has been rssef.
improved and put upou u. course again
FxriosIos BERGEN TrNsRr--A prem ttrre expo
took place - The Re gcp runue, the Ism instant
by the inpruHetcc ~ the or'nsn of snaft No James
q norDhue simost iastDnt'v killed api pan named
Mic'a, Rciles iuyated badly that be rs not
pected To live.
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Telegraph Marine Report

Telegraph Marine REPORT
Kry.son ia down .,ean.nie jss Adgsr FOR
SANDY HOOK Dec H. sanse,-ons bark coming n ar
cssncelicr for DO at 4o5 Ps Wind NV fresh; clear
HIGHLANDS Tee ~ snnsetono ship In the onng, bound
In 10 signal Wind NV, freah. clear.
Miscellaneous.
BARK tally Ho Of New York, owned BY Henry Moulton
totally Toe, at SAINT Mexico the 18th Of November
She the Norfolk Navy Yard ,8a5 27 tons regis
ter rated Az valued $4,000 which Is partly covered by
Insurance.
The cunard mail steamship Persia Capt Judkins sailed yes
,erdny for liverpool With 20 and 1851 SIP specie
Zee report Of the rsssage of ship Dreadnougbt above
PArs PRncr snail ., Portland from Havana, sprung
main yard m the snow storm ~ i4tb nsi
BANK Opp FrIIow Elliott at Portland from Havana sprung
mar mas, ~ . sale 9th inst
RnIc pnnA Baker from pbladelphia for Boston, with COAL
spsn,ug and lighter wsr. cen, ssssance
mstes but e vner Is presumed she viii be go, of ae
he 90, OF pieht of 10Th and sailed destination
he 2is
With Of coal has been wrecked Berry Islands
The wss sS az Mo %as Fo NJ n s m rs
tor ra'ef h2 ard owned oy Capt Matthew's Of Tncseron
pnderwrtcrs)
from rhaasssa s, remains ashore = l e
ed TO Boston afternoon 81 2th.
The shin Robert Center the large Sectional mocs Tor
repsss abe VIII he stripped recaulked and newly co'po"
WhaDemen.
ARA. New ,,ed,ord 1h mi. ship Scott, Dae9ei Pc
cc Tscabuano Sept -, with isO bos Up ana ~ DDS
vb oi :. - o.,
croIa I'd indian Ocean - -, ,-us :, w.. - :
sd cf Sal Nov w. So"n Smu VI "hsspors on
~rn.e. IN hbls oil on board -, , -
Capt N,e Of bark Helen tpow o. w "a leIer dated ~
here ne ocean Wave Of New Bedford (on Elbow
eian6 ns furniture md ynricus articles b-on sna
10 ~. vessel among The rocks Of money
had found by he mate the American n Eigarovn
who he fs, % ascertain The seo here the Ocean Wave
~na st capt Nyf reports the loss 1880
younp belonging "a III. Helen Snow nalned
EDDY seaman. 81 1suntpn Mass.
letter from Cart Cleveland, Of bark Matthew ~ NH
REPORTS bnr ~ = hr'nes Hc 49, With n before sportet
bourd on caise OIL the River Plate The officers and crew
had been sick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY Noe 1870
BEEF CATTLE.


The market glutled with beef cattle OF every con-
eevabe description, from The inferior TO fancy cattle
a'ted especially for the holidays Interior 10 common
qualities predoLaed however anc for these kinds the
market was Dat and Irregular aud prices declined fully
one c pound The large daily receipts over the Erie
aud other railroads prepared butchers brokers alike
tor the dullert day they have experienced for
past but brokers did not enter the yards prepared
grant the concession noticed above, however, they
were somewhat backward about accepting it. Butchers
we're very Indifferent, and copgregatsd large Numbers
N the bsrfooms nercad OF the yards which had the
desired effect compel brokers down what they
he butches) considered to be the proper standard The
appropriateness Of the weather Tuesday rendered
general out the part butchers anything but de-
srable, and there but few who ventured out In
view Of these facts but very insignificant proportion of
the offerings were sold that day and the plumber on
sale to day was consequently much larger than would
have been bad the day been favorable. Some OF the
finest OF the apcy cattle" were purchased by the Brook
Ign merchapts and after being favored with sight of
them the streets opportunity will be afforded them to
Try The quality Christmas day" OF course, whoever
ncnees in the luxury viii be obliged to pay rondly for
It. There were in attendance large number Of dealers
s tho Su or ne Nsy
made the largest turn cut have seen Cor long time
The supply was abundantly sufficient to meet all
ems long before night almost the whole
number we're supplied with at least full
weeks supply. some OF Inr most utSerhDte OF the
horned intermiRgled with tho offerings this
week, and looked II they had barely survived the
journey here Many Of them were sold, however, or, as
the brokers say, gwen away II would be
cf wonder they desired ~ he paid for removing them
for they min for food dog Al Bergen Hili
the market also dull md only about 500 head
sold at ow priccs Theota receipts at Alerons for the
week were 6s4 head, and at all the YARDS 3s7l head,
against Oh head lag, week At Brownng's, Chamber
lin ami 0'Brien's the demand moderate our
peyed quotations The total receipts oi all stock at all
'bc yards for the week and ns week. were as follows
Washington. Br0oain9's. CHamJ5,ir's OBrpen.s.
This week -, 1854 a. 81 ~
last week. 3,711 17S ~ go
The prices for the week at all tho markets
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[anaaian flour was firm, with sales OF about 800 400
mand and closed at higher rates. The sales embraced
Ico 800 bbls at prices within the present range Of
Rye Hour was steady al quotations with sales OF
on % bbls. Corn meal dull The sales embraced
aoout 100 bbls Jeysey at % TO- Brandywine was held
- W. Wheat-Sales IL 600 bushels ut 81 Is a 81 SO
ior white Michigan 81 rs for red State and 81 20 for
michigan club. Corn-Sales Is 00c bushels at 9ic o 9sc
Ior new and old white and yellow Jersey and Southern,
are unchanged.
CorFEF-Ibe market was comparatively quiet, while
previous prices were maintained The sales were con
quality Of RIO at 10xc.
Cor1oN-The market tolerably active, though
picts were soft The sales embraced about 600 bales
h.dy in transit closing dull on the basis Of ,xc Tina
Ioowing statement Of the In since
we ISL September last compared with the previous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morn
irg sls e92 4l3 AZ and the balances Sss2a7S l3
We learn tba, the next bank statement Will be made up
oh Saturday.
TIE following dividends have been dcc'ared:- The Me-
cian,es Rank, semi annual dividend Of per cent,
ray able the I'd Of January the Seventh Ward Bank,
ia fitch semi annual dividend, I've per cent payable
January g. the 1radssmen's Bank, semi annual divi-
cend Il four per cent, payable January s; Panama
Railroad semi annual dividend Of per cent, payable
January 3. The books will close on the 2Gth inst.
Al the meeting yesterday Of the Panama Railway
Posrd, il announced tina, statement Of the exscs
earnings Of the company cannot b. obtained until the
next arrival from Panama, but will To about %
er cent on tn stock of which u per has been de.
ola.d IN cash The surplus earnings invested saam-
tbrs first mortgage bonds OF the company are about
10000. The prcrrieiy Of declaring stock dividend
represent Ills discussed but the decision
postpoI ed for the present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

Aotoi VAlofts 6O,utW l60,OOO 10000 81 0OO
last year 2s6 900 bales The increase in exports 10
treat Britain was 226 COO bales; decrease 70 France ~
~ 70 other foreign Pors 1900 Total increase
FRncHrs-ro Liverpool TOO 800 bales Of cotton were
taken at Id 9.32d 100 boxes bacon bv steaner M
4os.; and 500 boxes cheese do at sos To London 200
boxes cheese, At 40s 100 beef and 100 bbs por
atpt There was nothing reported for Glasgow or the
FsH-Dry cod we're in good supply, while sales were
light and prices less buoyant Mackerel were firm: Nos
three days, embraced 900 500 bbs No l. AZ s,S 60
$40 20; afterwards they were held 1t SIG. Herring
HAY-The sales embraced about 500 COO ba,es NJ on
O Pc. for shipment.
Hsrs-The market was steady, with fair brewing
demand, with sales within day Of l6O bales new crop
Al l2c. lsc., chiefly for brewers nse. ' w
Ros-scosh pig was quiet, with small sales at &c.
Gay or two OF zoo 500 tons common soft at IS 65 time
and interest added.
ImE continued in good demand, with sales Of 800
common a. Soc and some 200 800 lump 81 10 Rock
lsnd) cash
OnS-Iinseed was held firmly At the recent improve.
ment. Free sales have been made within day or two
To arrive, part in store in lots at SIC 6sc and some
1900 deliverable in January Sc 900 do in Fabru.
ar! a. t.c Gle. Palm OIL was in good demand Sales
o. 700 bb's were made m Baltimore come here at &C.
Inc Whomoms shipping List gives the following review
Of the market for the preceding week-The market for
tons sales OF 900 bills from she'd at 81 40 per gal
hon, and $40 do landed from the Azor ~ price not
UahkpHen WnaIe has Also been quiet $50 bbls North
ern gold at Doc gallon 100 do at price not
ifanspred In Edgartown 500 bbs South sea- or the FL
cargo e1ld % parties IN this city at price did
rot Earn whaiebone-The market Is without trapsac-
tons
PROVISIONS -Pork-The market maintained the firm
ress am hoyanc y noticed yesterday there being bet
er demand from the trade the sales footed up about 100
DDS incndne mess at $40 $16 o5 thin mess at SIS 5O
sour DO al $l4 87a SIS, and prime ST. As 81 So
Feel was steady with saes Of $50 bbs including coun-
TRY NJ S. 12 IS rs; repacked 50 50 u.s. and extra
at $40 90 81 So; prime mess at SIT so Si9 Ba-
con was IN better demand with sales OF 700 boxes
mclosnP Cumberland cut and short middles at SIC a
sIc, Including go bbis short middes OF !aer for
future delivery at private terms lard without al
eraon in prices, while sales embraced bbis and
ne ccs at lo%c, including 500 bb!s buyers 90
NOD oI TIE 10Th February, at 10 Butter and cheese
continued IN fair demand with sales at steady prices
RicE-Saifs of $50 casks made at 3Lc a 4L.c
SuGA1s were firm. with sales OF about zoo a \ 300
hhes included in which 4iO Porto Rico at 7xc
ard The r. rnander consisted of Cuba muscovado chiefly
within the range Of 7c 76c, 900 boxes were sold
at private terms The above sales also embraced 200 New
Orleans by auction, AT SIC. n SIG
WHisKFy-Saes OF 500 bpls were made including lar
sey and State prison bbls at &c 27Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

nessa fea ron, Tcntan, Bunt, Stephens Phelps and
o'nS's .s" Iec into tbe sebsts.
NAN AZ - eventually resolved that those gentle
lsSA who were "a favor Of seeding from the
ge and gong South should ascend the platform, when
fourteen ssudenH obeyed the direction and registered
Is expected Uat Others will shortly follow The resolution
and action Of the fourteen received with applause.
The following despatch received and read 70 ths
meeting in reply to message which was sent by the stu
dents Of the University -
NKw ORIEANs Dec. n, 1859.
Messrs. PmIIps and j. B. HNKlS, University Medical
College, New York.
TA Faculty OF the New Orleans School Of Medicine sin
cere regrets that you have found yourselves under the
necessity Of leaving the school which y0n attached
They win receive you condition tina, you pay matricu-
aton and graduation fees. Please acknowledge receipt
L. d. FELNER, Dean.
Our reporter WAS informed that consequence Of the
persuasieDs OF Dr. e of the South many Of the stu
dents declined for the present join in the
for leaving the University.
There about three hundred students present at the
meeting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22

blooded COWS have commanded full rates 1t all times
The few Of this description which offered this week
were readily taken outside prices but the bulk Of
the now coming In are inferior To ordinary and
arkabic for nothing but long horns and the unusual
age 70 which they have attained The greater portion Of
the sacs ut prices ranging from so TO 436 per head
There but few sales for prvate use; but extra
wanted by mikmen, who are willing 70 pay high
prices for prime The total receipts At all the yards for
the week and last week were as follows
washi~geon yard Bro~ssin9s 0haMoeylis's. OBnes's.
THIS week.. 80 20 80 "a
Last week.. 81 - So 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-22
SECOND poARp.


WEDNESDAY, ZI-B r. NJ
AsHEs-The market was quiet At IS l2x for pots, and
at S. 81 u for pearls. '
RREADS1uTFs - Flour-The market exhibited more
buoyaDcy, and the demand from the home trade was
rather better The sales up about 900 rs 600
bhle., closing within the following range ar nrices.