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DOMESTIC MARKE rs.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Sept l3-Flour and Meal
There very little export demand for Flour but holders
of fresh ground firm in their views and asking S. for
Superne The only sale hear of is 500 bbls Western
Family Flour at $3.50 per Dbl for old stock which dull
and prices very irregular The trade buying mode
ratey at from lowest figures up to s55OG650 per
bb for fresh ground Suprne Extras and fancy brands
in quality Rye Flour is firm and rather at
Corn Meal is dull and Pennsylvania is freely offered
$3.50 per bbl., without sales.
Grain-The receipts and stocks of Wheat are moderate
and prices of prime well maintained and firm, with sales
of 5000 bushels in lots mostly at 12lc for prime South
red including fair white at l25c 1900 bushels
good do at lS0c and small lot of choice which very
at 1885, Rye is wanted and GOO bushels
sold at 73c Corn is steady and firm with further sales
ooOo97 600 bushels Southern and Pennsylvania yellow
mostly at SOC. aoat Oats also in fair demand and
steady with sales of about bushels Southern 35
S6c,, the latter for prime lots afioat.
uroceries- Holders of Coffee asking fully &c. ad-
vance on previous sales which has had tendency to
limit operations, and only 34C0 bags Rio found buyers
Cuba and New Orleans are reported at 5XG7Xc for the
former, and OK Nc. for the latter on time
Is not much demand for barrelled
$l5h16, and Mess Beef at $l50I6 per Dbl the latter
for city packed Bacon is firm, with sales of Hams at
11x@12x cts the latter for fancy cured; lO4 cts for
Sides and s4 for Shoulders. Green meats are scarce
and generally held above the views buyers We auote
Hams at OK cts Sides at 194 cts and Shoulders in
salt at 7x8cs Lard is frmer, bbls selling at IIHGI
l1X cts and kegs at l2K@12H cts. Butter continues
dull at II cts for prime solid packed and Ii cts for roll
Cheese is unchanged. Eggs are selling at 13kG14 cts
per Dozen
Rice.-Nothing doing and prices range at 9X@4I cts
whiskey is steady with light stock sale bbls
selling t27 cts for Pennsylvania, 27k2S cts for Ohio
and Prison. 25H cts. for Drudge, and 26HZ cts foI
| hhds. ."--l
CINCINNATI MARKET, Sept. 12.-Flour-The mar
ket presents no feature to-day; the demand wa:
cnieny local. and the sales confined to extra. iefy
The transactions add 200 bbls. at 304 40 for
perfne, and $4.50G5 for extra
Mhskey-fhe market is unchanged sales of 900 bbls
at 23x (g23zc.-the latter rate for W agon
Provisons-The market easier for Bacon and Bull
Meats, but not quotaby lower rs hhds sold at 74c.
Lc and
Mess Pork at $ Lard is generally held at loxc, with
| buyers at10xc.
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FIREN.

DESTRUCTION OF RocKDALE MILLS BY FIRE.-A few
minutes after eight o'clock yesterday morning the
miller of Rockdale Mills, situated on the Falls road
about three miles from the city, discovered fire in
one of the rooms of the upper story of the building
A messenger was Immediately sent to the city, and
the alarm sounded from box No. 35, Richmond
market. The fire department was quickly in mo-
tion, but on finding the fire was out of the city
limits, the engines were returned to their houses
The building was consequently burned to the
ground in few minutes, together with most of its
contents. Rockdale Mills were owned by Col. Geo.
p. Kane, and the brand of flour manufactured was
considered of the best kind. The loss amounts to
about $l4 000 which there was the following in
surances, all being in New York companies: Man.
haitian, $3.50; Lamar, S2,750; New Amsterdam,
S275O-in all SS,25O insurance on building. ma,
chinery, stock, &c. The mills had lately under
gone thorough repairs and the loss falls heavily on
Col. Kane.
The alarm of fire yesterday morning at one
o'clock was occasioned by fire being discovered in
the furniture wsreroom of VIM. l. Nevitt, on Fay-
cite street, near Harrison 1t was put out bv the
members OF Hook and Ladder Company No. /,
without the of the steam engines. Damage
slight and fully insured.
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Mlunstarg an6 GomnlfrtiaI 8ebietu.
BALTIMORE, September IA, 49,

BALTIMORE, September IA, 1852
Stocks continue active, although there was not as
large business done at the Board to-day on yeter
terday. In the leading fancy, Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road there nothing DONE but it quite firm The
market for it closing at $59K bid $50 asked regular way
Northern Central Railway steady at the closing fig
ures of yesterday There 400 shares of this stock
sold at $201 cash and seller 60 days, S202 20x buyer
30 days and S20H buyer 90 days and left off at $40
bid, $20S asked regular way. The market for Mining
Stocks very animated and sales made at the
Board of 500 shares Guiford Mining Co. at $1h regular
way and of 5000 shares do at s1A seller 60 days
thing was done in Springfield Gardner Hill. The
mer closed at s1A bid 81 asked and the latter s24
bid, $2h asked regular way. There some movement
to-day in City 6s and Railroad bonds The sales of Cy
6s include $500 1855 at 99A S21OO do at 500, dvi
dend $50 1905 at 9sX dividend, and those OF
Railroad Bonds embrace $4,000 Baltimore and Ohio 1855
at san, advance of per cent the price bid for
them yesterday Northern Central 1855 at 81
Both City 6's and Railroad bonds closed firm. Bank
stocks quiet but firm. There is inquiry for them,
but We hear of no sales to day.
The New York Stock market decidedly weaker to-
day Cleveland and Toledo Rock Island and Galena
Chicago declined per cent each; New York Central Y.
Harlem q; and Reading, Erie Canton and Missouri 6s
each; Virginia 6s Illinois Central bonds and Michi-
gan Southern Railroad sold at yesterdays figures but
Michigan Southern guaranteed advanced Z.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

SELECTION OF AN ALMs-HOUSE SITE.-An ordinance
passed the First Branch of the City Council last
evening, appointing the Mayor, Comptroller Re
gister and City Commission, a Committee to nur.
chase the farm OLA. W. Goldsborough, on the Phil.
adelphia road near Herring run, or so much there
OF as they may think necessary as site for an Aims
house. The Committee is also directed to obtain
specifications and advertise for proposals in accord
ance with the plan of VIM. Il. Marshall, and are
empowered to draw from the Register, Baltimore
county bonds amounting to eighty thousand dollars
theproceeds of which together with the sixteen thou
SAND sixty three dollars, nine cents cash. being the
net amount received from Baltimore county in part
payment for Alms-house property to be used in the
erection of the buildings.
MAN BEATEN.-A white man named D. II Ash.
ford was robbed and badly beaten yesterday after
noon Dy Two negroes, on the Washington road
near the city limits. He had laid down on the side
OF the road to rest and fell asleep when the negroes
came upon him. robbed him of the little money he
had about him, and then beat him in a cruel man
ner One OF the party charged with committing tn e
outrage named Amos BrOgden, was arrested by
officers Hause and Chambers, of the Southern dis
trlct, and committed to Jail for Court by Justice
Showacre. The other negro has not been arrested
DANGEROUS CoUNTERFETT.-We examined yester.
day counterfeit five dollar note on the Citizens
Bank of this city, which had been sent to another
bank here by an out-oftown customer. From its
close resemblance to the plate now used by the
bank, it is well calculated to deceive those not per
tectly familiar with the genuine issue. As so many
VI euVoC nave from Clue TO time ap-
peared, the safest plan would be for the bank to
call in its present issue of this denomination and
to adopt new plate.
OFFICERS ELEcTED.-At meeting of the Dung
Mems Bible Glass of Madison Avenue NJ. E. Church
on the evening of the 18th inst, Library and Ii
brary Association were organized, and the following
officers elected: p. Hanson Hiss, President; H. F.
Williams, Vice President; Thos. S. Bear Secreta,
ry; Leonard Mettee, Treasurer.
BITTEN BY A DoG.-A boy, twelve years of age,
son of Mr.. VIM. Knight West Lombard street, was
severely bitten by dog yesterday morning. The
boy went into the yard of Mr.. John NJ. Fisher, on
Boyd street, when the dog broke his chain and BIZ
the boy before he could be rescued. Orders were
given to have the dog killed.
INCREASE OF SALARY.-Yesterday evening, Mr.
Cunningham introduced into the First Branch Of
| the City Council a supplementary ordinance in
creasing the salaries of the Assistant Engineers
the Fire Department to $500 per annum. The
| present salary is $780,
ACCIDENTAL lad about l3 years of age, SOD o.
Mr.. Geo. Fifer living Mount street. had his ankle
severely fractured yesterday evening by being
caught by the caving in of an embankment Dr.
| Greentree attended the youth.
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NORFOLK, September I2.-Arr. schrs Moderator, New
York Eliza Jane Roston.
OF OCEAN STEAMERS
EDAM A
AN AFRICAN L1osEss-Miss Sarah p Ramon

AN AFRICAN LIoNEss-Miss Sarah p Remond,
of Salem, Mass, well educated and refined col
ored young woman, is now in England, delivering
lectures ON American slavery. While in London
recently, she was for time the guest of two no.
ted fugitive slaves from the United States, William
and Ellen Craft, who comfortably settled in the
great metropolis. While staying with these friends
{who were forced to leave Boston in 1850 by the
terrors of the Fugitive slave law,) 'Miss Remond
says London paper, ''was called down stairs one
day by the servant, who told her that old gen.
tleman had come in his carriage to see her, and was
waiting for her in the paror. This 'old gentleman
was no other than the most ustrious man in Eng
land, that worlds wonder, Henry, Lord Brougham,
who, at the patriarchal age of eighty, still main
tains his habits of marvellous personal and intel
lectual activity, of which the history of our race
presents few more astonishing examples. Lord
Brougham remained for about an hour in CONVEX
sation with Miss Remond. We have not heard
what they talked about, or what they thought OF
one another but it certain that of the thousands
OF white ladies who annually cross the Atlantic TO
see the lions of the Old World, very few, indeed
on their return, boast of having had an inter-
view with such man."-E ening Post.
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A RIGnTEoUs BEoUEsr-$lOO 900 GIVEN FOR THE
EDUcATIoN OF rHK PooR.-A Georgia paper says:-
"The late NJ. A. Bowder left, by his will, the sum
OF one hundred thousand dollars to the Genville
College and Military Institute. The interest on
this large sum is to be applied to the payment of
professors salaries, and the education of poor
boys. This is, We believe, one of the largest be-
country"
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New YoRK, Sept. 14.-The steamer Philadel-
phia, from Havana with dates to the 9th, has ar.
rived. The weather was hot and the public health
no better. Sugars were still dull though a trihe
more business was doing. Molasses dull; no opera.
tions. Freights very dull and rates nominal
Exchanges firm; London bills 14@l5 premium;
New York bills SOS per cent. premium
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POLICE JNTEI JGENrE

A man named George Hunter was arrested yes
terday by officer Dunlop, on the charge of assault
ing and beating his wife. Committed for Court by
Justice Boyd.
William Mccullough was arrested yesterday by
officer Dunlop, on the charge of firing pistol in
the street. Fined 81 and costs by Justice Show
acre.
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The NnfIOnal EaI..

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.-The books of the National
Fair were closed to-day, for the reception of con-
tributions to the display. Upward of three thou.
sand entries have been made including nearly fifteen
hundred mechanical and agricultural implements
The receipts for admission during the first two days
had been nearly $4,000. The number of visitors
at the grounds to-day was estimated at about fifty
thousand.
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HTJ,0EHENT0

HOLIDAY STREET rTHEATRE.-To-night The Cynic
or Aary's Birthday; also The Boy Martyrs
New ASSEMBLY RooNs.-An excellent entertain
ment will be given tonight by the Campbell Min
strals
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SALES 1T TIE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW YoRK.

The New York Tribune, of to-day, says
The business in foreign bills for the steamer on We'd
nesday has been to moderate extent and rates at the close
were scarcely firm at the opening of business
Sterling is 1o9H@101 with the bulk of transactions at
ITO.
The following is comparative statement of the ex-
ports exclusive Of specie from New York foreign ports
for the week and since Jan. l:
1857. 1858 1850
For the week SS99,195 ss7I, ,2Os 451s
Previously reported I6 753 A. 54S OOS 265
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The Great Eastern invited to yisi,

The Great Eastern Invited to Visit Norfolk
NoRFoLK, Sept. 4.-The Merchants meeting al
the Exchange to-day passed resolution to invite
the Great Eastern to visit this port. The authori
ties of this city, and of Portsmouth, Richmond and
Petersburg, will no doubt cooperate
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Later from Mexico.
Ship News

New ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-City of Mexico dates tc
the 10th, have been received here Gen. Miramor
was still at the Capital, not at San Luis Poosi a
has been reported.
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Groceries-A continued fair demand for Sugar with
sales lis hhds. at 64@7Sc. 75 bbls Moasses sold at
SIC. Coffee is unchanged and steady.
Wheat-The market is steady and unchanged. The
receipts light and about equal to the local demand
Sales 300bushes good red at 95 cs 200 do fair white
at 81 $50 do good do at $105 and 200 do prime do.
at $1.10.
Corn-The market is steady and prices are unchanged.
We quote fair mixed at 70ql71 cts
Rye.-A good demand, and the market is firm at 7O(9
"a cts.
Barey-No transactions of consequence in this article
We quote prices nominal at 65(l70 cts.
oats-Sales 400 bushels at depot 37H cts. Market
dull
WILMINGTON MARKET, Sept 13--Turpentine-
Sales yesterday 81 bb at 81 go Virgin and Yellow
Dip, per $50 lbs. No sales to-day.
Spirts-There was an advance Of Nc. yesterday with
sales of 700 bbls. at 42H cts. per gallon.
Rosin and Tar-Nothing doing in either article.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Cotton has been steady-sale
to-day of 700 bales Middling Upands 11S Flour il
depressed-saes of $500 bbls; Ohio 4.sOG525. Wheat
is Of % 900 bushels red 12l912s
white Southern 26Ia4S cts Corn is dullsaes of %
$I5al5l2H; Prime $1O,3l@lO371. Lard is firm al
1O4GllS cts. Whiskey is held at 26h cts-buyer.
offer but 26 cts. Sugar is steady-Muscovado 54 (d6k
cts Coffee is firm-sales to-day of 500 bags at IL
cts Tor Rio Spirits Turpentine closed firm at 4646x
Rosin is firm at 81. CO. Rice is active
CATTLE MARKEr.-Beeves depressed-receipts A. SOC
head, prices to ct. lower-sales at 6G10H cts an
average of SaSH cts. Mutton-receipts 13 COO head
sales at 25d50 cts advance per head Swine buoyant-
receipts 450o head sales at So @6x
PHILADELpHIA Sept. l4.-Flour is unchanged. Wheat
dul demand fallen o-sales Of 900 bushels at 1854
l3O cts for white and 120121 cts for red Corn-saIe:
OF 900 bushels; yellow SOdS1 cts. Oats-saes 5000
bushels new Southern at S5G36 cts Whiskey closed
steady 27(02S cts
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Damage to the Cotton C,

NORFOLK, Sept. 4.-Arrived to-day in Hampton
Roads, ship Archer, seventy-ive days from Callao,
and schr. John W. Miner, fourteen days from Som
brero.
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AUGUSTA Sept. A.-The Charleston Couriey's
special New Orleans dispatches reports serious and
increasing injuries in Mississippi to the cotton crop
from rust and worms.
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The Expected Steamer.

NEW YORK, Sept. A.-Despatches from Sandy
Hook say it is blowing gale outside, and the Per
sa will most probably not be boarded tonight
even should she arrive off the Hook
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Nays.-Messrs. President Cook, Cotton and ELL
cott-4
the Branch adjourned until tomorrow afternoon
at O'clock.
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Sailing of the Africa
NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The steamer Africa sailed
hence to-day for Liverpool with seventy passengers
and 1894, 900 in specie.
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YIELD OF WHEAT IN INDIAxA.-Tbe latest ar
counts that we have seen, indicate about eleven
bushels per acre in the northern counties or prairie
region, which is considered the best part Of the
are abundant, but all concur in saying the quality
! 10 goo 1'
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Lieut.. General Scott Ordered to Washington
New YORK, Sept. l4.-Lieut. General Scott left
here to-day for Washington, in obedience to a tele
graphic summons
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BOARD OF TRADE.

DUAftU UF TRADE.
COMMITTEE Of Arbitration for the month ofSepen,ber
HENRY W. DRAKELY
GEo SLATER, FRANCIS B. L0NEY,
THOS. w. ATKINSON, GEO. S. BROWNE.
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S47,lS6,94S s43.4I9. .2l6

Since JAM s47 ,1S6,94S s43419,216 $45 979 7S3
despatch from Chicago to Thompson Brothers. states
that exchange on New York is up to 1 4 per cent
The Africa on Wednesday will take about $500 900 in
SPECIE and the shipment of the week it is supposed ill
reach about million and quarter.
The following the footings of the Boston bank state
ment for the past week:
Capital Stock s35 195 6On
Loans and discounts ................... S. 765 900
Amount due from other banks. ........... 1887 600
Emount due to other banks. 1000 900
DePoslts. Is, 1901 900
Circulation 6,0l2500
81 show gross receipts of 1851 4S1 bales being 500 CSC
bales more than in IS57-'5S The total exports were
,252 bales against 500 966 bales in 1S57-5s
The Cincinnati Gazette of Tuesday, says:
There is continued full demand for money, and bank
ers are in cases. called for discounts beyond the
extent of their MEANS while very good paper TO be had
outside at IL, and sometimes high as Is per cent The
coseness experienced is attributable mainly to slow
ments on the part OF country merchants whose overdue
paper the city Jobbers compelled carry over to
large extent. Hence parties, whose surplus means
this usually large are now borrowers The
market though close, cannot be called stringent for
while there is full demand for wants borrow
ers not of pressing character all the good paper
offered is taken mostly inside of IL per cent with oc
casiona transactions at l5 We quote lOl2 the range
inside, and 12915 outside.
The market for Eastern Exchange somewhat irregu
lar to-day regards the demand but in the aggregate
the latter fully up to the average for Monday The
demand was very freely met at premium. The buying
rates were 31d;i0 cents despatch from New Orleans
reporting decline in Eastern Exchange to par has un
settled the market for checks city The rates
have heretofore been discount buying, par sell
ing, but good sight bills would sell at discount al
par, and bankers ask premium. Gold is dull Dealers
buy for shipment at so premium but in the retail
there is little doing
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6roferies, giquors, 1T.
G. II. REESE & BROTHERS,

NszG CHARLES REESE L Co
- CORNER EUTAw AND MADISON
TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
Have constantly hand either the above establish
mens large and constantly renewed assortment every
article in their line, EXCEPT SFIRITOUs LouoRs) which
from their lone experience aud ample facilities they are
enabled TO sell low any other house the United
States. " ~ ~
IN THE STAPLE ARTICLES PARTICULARLY,
or those OF every day consumption think can pro-
mote the interests of purchasers being large and
lald IN always at the most favorable time.
OUR FOREIGN GOODS
are OF our direct impOrtaon from houses of the high
est standing abroad and have years received the appro
baton of our customers ~ -fF'N
W e pay particular attention to TEA and guarantee to
purchaser entire satisfaction, both in QUALITY
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New York Democratic Convention. Great
NnIS


Noise and Confusion
SYRACUSE, n. Y, Sept 4.-The two divisions
OF the Democracy of New York met here to day
and organized as two Conventions in the same Hail.
Mr.. Alvord was chairman of the Wood Convention,
and John Stryker made chairman of the Gre
gency" Convention. Great excitement was mani
tested, and soon there were terrible scenes and
fighting among the shoulder-hitters Captain
Rynders was assaulted by a "Hard" boy, and finally
the 'Softs'" " Convention adjourned, leaving the
"Hards' in the Hail.
Fernando Wood then made bitter speech, at
tacking the Sotts" disorganizers in leaving the
Convention. Several motions were carried cheer
ing the regular committees, but in the course of
the proceedings Chairman Stryker, of the Regency
Convention knocked off of the platform. Fl
nally the Wood Convention adjourned, when Mr..
Stryker again took the chair, and organized Con-
vention. The roll was called, and every delegate
answered except three.
resolution to appoint delegates to the Charles
ton Convention was introduced, when a motion
made to postpone was voted down-ayes "a, navs
80. resolution adopted for the chair to ap-
point two delegates from each judicial district to
report the names of the delegates to the Charles
ton Convention from each Congressional district,
and four alternates. The vote was almost unani-
nous.
The Convention then adjourned till tomorrow
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

l. u.
FOREIGN.
Rio DE JANEIRo-Bdrk Chase
4SOO bags coffee, Kirkland, Chase & Co.
LEGHoRN-Brig Ocean Wave.
90 blocks marble, 13S bales rags order
GIBARA, CUBA-Briq Samuel Francis
C0ASTWISE.
BosToN-Str. Jos. Whitney.
$50 cases boots and Shoes Grinnell Jenkins l7O do
Tucker Smith; Ill do, Warner Il Bro; 100 do, j. c..
Balderston; 100 do, VIM. Noyes $50 do, B. 4 O. R. R ;
zoo do Panama R. r. 100 bales dry goods Rice Chase 4
CO. l60 do, Duvall, Yeghler Co l3O bbIs mackerel
w. D. Shurtz Co.. 200 do. 4S7 kegs dry goods ITO do
boots and Shoes sundry persons.
NEW YoRK-Str Georges Greek.
20 pkgs. wine, W T. Walters & Co.; do, C. H Myers
q Bro, 40 do Laurence Thomson 4 Co.; 10 do, c. H.
Ross Co.. GOO do mdse, B. o. R. R. 800 do, sundry
ersons.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
HAvANA-Brig Delta.
$4,000 bricks, iron bridges 20 casks castings bdIs
do, Al cords wood, 10 900 it. lumber
WEST 1NDIES-Schr. Sidmdn.
900 half bbls -four 800 do. NEAL 600 bushels corn IS
half bbs bread, 80 do Is bbs pork 26x do beef
casks hams 100 kegs butter 20 pals lard so boxes
cheese, 500 do. candles
ST. JOHNS, N. F.-Brig Wdredale.
2, 425 bbls. -four, go boxes crackers.