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SPE for the contract for
end pisre VIZ w the od from cabans Canal
panae street and the Broad Canal om Carondeet Walk
dspS he lsys r. IL ses,ss s
top twelve feet in Width a. the bottom and feet in depth
Ts r. h sss ~ in width at the
top fifteen feet in width at the bottom and feet depth
Ths Nicely cut
be- End according to The lines sy a to
eaa least feel from the sides 81 said
'na 5 ea1as s we'll all ratings the
sides Of the wea may be disturbed or BY the
in their former condition. previous 10 the making of any
The contractor shall bind himself to have all dams
By him nght 50 as to prevent the water
Whole work sha be Executed under the supervision
All the materials and labor required shall be furnished b,
me re shall bs bouna to bse the in the
days following the approval adjudication by the Common
W 9%
the snme is not completed; ,oo :, =,
Payment in cash the completion each and every twenty
canal and acceptance Of the by the City
veyor ten per of The amount Of each settlement being
tanned in guarantee Until the completion of the whole work
understood that in of failure by the
to begin or finish the the work q an within the ps2
which the work is being executed the Council
3 PsSE
applying to court Of justice to anna The same and without in
denity and it is also well understood that in the
tractor shall any time abandon the work finish
complete same in conformity with his contract
tractor shall forfeit all claims he have for part of tn
done him up the date Of the abandonment tina
the city shall be thereby discharged from any and all aoi
therefor and it also well understood that in the contraC
be esod the contractor and his securities shall he held
bound in soido INTO the city all loss difference be
tween the which the originally contractd
perform the work and the price which II may be adudicae
at a resale readjuiicntion
Bids to be running of 2os feet for the whole
complete.
New Orleans, Nov. q, 1858.
[Signedl LOUIS H. PILE City Surveyor.
Approved by tho Committees Streets and Landings Of
Boards Of the Common Council.
lSignedl ROBERT HUYGIE, 1cL;,.
tSignedl II. L. VENNARD SChasfmeh'
Registered Dec. 80, 1858.
HENRY DUREL,
05l ~ for Comptroller.
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4 II X! .! . 81
~ <al{ M ssxed March - lss1; ~
"a 8 u siessns. ii f.ss.
TT Oh ~ N q Dauhefon, Pres pro tam, 40 fset
II az ~ ssushsrn Bank y Feet French.
2$ ~ Siss1if md helrs 81 r whitney, 81 feet
5$5s ~ p Sumners AL, p fsst
PSsFsSS5ssss q, las A. HOPKINS,
u 2&5z sSaSs Secretary Beard Of Asst Aldermen.
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INSURANCE. ].
.--------
s,ECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT

SSEcoND ANNUAL srATEaENT
~ THE
CITIZENS MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Thefoowing statement of the affairs of this Company
published IN conformity with the requirements of their Char
ter, viz:
Amount Of Premiums received for the year ending
Amount unteminated risks, on s0th November,
5szao W
November, 60
Premiums on Fire Risks. sls1 4os Is
W ''''' i''SA'' $3.50. o.o0 ,45l SO
Less Premiums on, Risks not terminated :, 90. %
on Nov. 81, 1855. ..................... 63.g35 ~
-'''N - sssl42 Sc
s sssssd PTsius for the year ending sou Ne 50
L9 ~ Fri dS5ins period
On Marine Risks ........ We e
Reinsurances expenses interest or sub
scription note, etc. S,2l VI
Les. interest," .se.. and loss. etc. slss Il
Net earned profit for the year ending 30th
November 1885,. .Sl3sVSl 70
Bls receivable short premiums. s5o4O7 %
Bills receivable, being balance due subscription -
Due for premiums In course Of collection 1o 81
o ~
Invested in notes secured by pledge of stocks l6o59
scIips q Mutual Sas Insurance Companies
oash on to9Zo 20
Total of assets $50 10
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans,
5 on on bs sads Is Dn oI bsf
and AND e ed
Company Of New Orleans being duly accord
ing DO depose and Say that the above s are l
pany.
bs5 Sworn sss ete ErHS S ~ sc fa
=. S4a,s IS Third Justice Of the Peace.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to pay
per cent in cash the scrip issued by this Company for
1851 the holders thereof their legal
and after the second Monday of February next.
The Board Of Trustees have also declared dividend of
sixty cent 0 the net earned premiums Of the Com
pany for year ending November 3d. 1853 which
hcate will be issued after the 9Th of February 1859
The Company against the pes OF
rivers and damage the current
Of premiums.
orrror-No. Carondelet street. -s--.-.:
GEO. W WEST. VisesPrssdent.
A. scHREIBnR, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
S Sso M. 4. %estS,ite, Nj. s Ma msaa
| Douglas West, Martin Gordon, Jr.,
| J. Lesy, D'que Bouligny,
Omer Gaillard. do 6m
I OUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
- PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
New ORLzANs, March /, 1858.
In conformity with the Of their charter thu
Amount Of premiums from the LIST March, 1857, to
AMOUNT Of unsanea p prem March
4 ss7l o7s 8
Wis: Premium on Fire Risks. s97 ID
1 Premium Marine Risks 279 $50 66
| Premium on River Risks. l20826 90
i ss7l,O7s 8
Less premiums unearned, March l. 1858, EFT
| Neserved) .Sg5yO w
Return premiums ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1857 l6
SlO6.597 l
Net earned premiums for the year ending 18th Feb.
runry, 1858. 1864 47G
Losses paid during the game PERIOD:
| tfe ltosSeS 100 w
Marine ilosses..... 1885 30
s279,2s5 90
discount, etc.,. 2l,976 So
SsOl, all
Not earned profits for thu year ending February 49,
.S263 265
| The Company have the following assets, viz.
Invested In mortgage on rcalestate worth double the
amount loaned thereon Observation-Disclosures 42 4l0
| lnyeste, stock shares at
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SuNpRiEs-
100 barrels bsst quality Pink Eye Potatoes.
leo Yellow Skin Onions
300 quarter boxes Goldfish
725 boxes Smoked Herrngs es1
500 No Soap,
3puncheons Prime Old Jamaica Rum.
quarter cask Pure Native Wine.
Now landing from ship Richard Morse Post 49, First Dis
trici, and for sale by s. JONES & CO.,
ds 81 xavier street.
g JONES & CO., SHIPPING AGENTS AND COM
os MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, No. 81
Gravier street.
ADvAN NOES
We will make liberal advances on conscnmens OF aIerehan
disc to friends in LONDON, Liverpool Boston, New York
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Charleston.
n5 s. JONES co.
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WITHOUT esFa rnHfge, m sIye M 70 "
nion. He has also opened LUNCH SALOON for Ladies'
there customers obtain. at oil hours, OYSTER SOUP
RED OYSTERS, B0NED TURKEY, HAMS DOBES
'ICkLED TONGUE, COLD PATTIES, COFFEE CHoCO-
LATE, ICES, etc., etc. F. LEFEVRE,
Successor TO J. Vincent.
BE- Mr. Lefevre cautions his friends not to cononnd the
Royal street. of ST. Peter street, with his esab
sbment in the First Dsrict. n8 3D'
INFECT TRADE..........BAf q Co
Notice is hereby given. that alt claims which may appeal
examination be from the books OF Baylor

Notice hereby given which may appear
upon proper examination from the books OF Baylor
Co. and all claims which be established by due process OF
law, will be promptly paid, with interest, in full
This occasion Is taken TO inform the friends Of DIRECT
TRADE correspondents OF Baylor Co. throughout
the Cotton Districts that during the coming business
advances will be made usual in New Orleans Cotton for
shipment Europe in all by guaran
tees for the balances due on each shipment
Orders for Cotton Bggging will be filled by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port Of New Orleans.
SO the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
sales will In every be made out in LONDON
by Public Accountant and sent hese interested To
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the
weights their Cotton and such other information
will facilitate the matter.
letters private business, relating the
fairs Of Baylor Co. and dree trade will be addressed 70
&C. g. BAYLOR, "A LOMBARD STREET. LONDON"
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~.. CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans December rs, 1858.
R9- Notice is hereby given that Sealed Pro-
posnls will be received this Office days from The ab
deto the 9Th OF January S59for furnishing the city of
New Orleans with MEAT BREAD for the the
City Work Hea for the period embr ced With the 2ch
january and 3ls December 1889 in accordance with the
visions of Ordinance No 1899 relative to the City Work
House, and to provide for the management thereof"
d25 I. THEAE D, Comptroller.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
CoMPTR0LbER,s OFFICE,
City Of New Orleans, january Ath, 1859.


1SN Il COMPTRQLbER,S OFFICE,
City OF New Orleans, january 4th, 1859.
No, 1906. ]
Resored That the Comptroller be and he hereby requested
to sell the lowest bidder the contract for laying agstone
pavement around ST. Anthony Squares Second District; tho
work to BIO made according to specifications TO b. furnished by
tho Surveyor, Y, Il
authorized make demand OF the Church Of the
mentioned tagging, in the OF refusal 10 comply with
said demand that The City Attorney enter suit against said
Church Wardns for the Of the cost OF said stone
pavement. '- f1o'
- fSignedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
ESignedl ,CHAS. H. WALDO,
80. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
= tsignedl GERARD sTITH Mayor
No. 427l.
Reored That the Comptroller be and he Is Hereby author
lied to audcaie the lowest bidder after i've days notice In
the oc al Journal altering the grades the gut
Julia street, from Rampant to Liberty street. in conor-
with between toe city and H. j.
Ranney. ESQ., tho 18th Of December sad work to be
accordance specifications file in the Surveyors
oce and the said adjudication be to the approval
rejection of the Common Council.
(Sgned CHAs II. WALDO,
President Board OF Assistant Aide men.
(SgueD 10. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved December a. 1858,
(Signed) GERARD STITH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that TU ESDAY. nth instant
will adudcate at my Office at II O'Clock, NJ the above
contracts.
ja4 1t T. THEARD. COMPTROLLER
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'''''' - GERARD srlTH, Mayor.

Notice is hereby given that THURSDAY, 18th day Of
January, 1859 will adjudidae my Office Il O'Clock NJ
the above contract.
DIS 32t 7. THEARD, Comptroller.
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"a JAS. A. HOPKINS,
5 Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
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Notice OF Dissolution.
Notice hereby that the termination OF the copar
nehp existing according to written articles Of
ment between the members of the finn of Baylor Co the
will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed
liquidation. @. q. BAYLOR.
Manchester, March. 1884, az tfhW
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The Alligator!

ECONOMY! ECONOMY!
"a Premium awarded the Ohio MeehnnicS Fair
PATENT SMOKE CONSUMING COAL COOKING SToF
FOUR SIZES.
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Notice Ia hereby given that sealed proposals the
contracts will DO received BY TUESDAY 18th day
january, 1859, at IL o'clock NJ.
DIG l2t r, THEARD, COMPTROLLER.
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7 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

100000 IL and IN dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING, tongued and dressed.
100000 feet Ia and IL wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine
FLOORING ipngueh and grooved.
900 feet x dressed Florida Yellow Pine CELL
ING, tonsued aud grooved
100000 u wide dressed Florida Yellow Pine CEILING,
tongued and erooved
200 Florida Yellow Pine FLOOR
ING, square edged.
100 0c0 feet dressed WEATEIERBOARDS
500O0 feet rough Yellow Pine LUMBER consisting Of inch
Boards Westhcrboards. Scantling, Joisis, etc.
$50 600 feet assorted Lumber Lahs aud Shingles,
Sashes, Doors, Blinds Moudings, ETC., etc.
For sale at the lowest market prices in lots TO suit
chasers, by SIMPSON DoRR,
$3.50 ly New Basin.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
C0MPTRoLLER,s OFFICE,
= Of New Orleans, December 20. 1853,

goMPTRoLLER,s OFFICE !,
City Of New orltans December 49, 1853
No. 4249.
Reolre That the Comptroller DO aud he Is hereby author
lied 70 advertise ten days in the official Journal that sealed
posais Will ee receyedat his for contract with the city
for substituting ballast road for the plank road First
from Magazine street to the river also for contract for SUBJ
sHtng ballast read for the plank road Eighth street,
from ST. Charles sreeae Nayades- the river Fourth Dis
ret Payment for said contracts to be provided for in the
budget of 1852 and the said sealed proposals subject
the approval or rejection Of the Common Council.
5-at' tSgned CHAS. WALDO,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
tSgnedl J. O. NIXON,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved December Is, 1858.
tslgnedl GERARD sTrTH, Mayor.
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Noyember .$I3g37 70
Bills recevabls at Short data for premiums s5oO7 %
notes 49,. ............. 5eNse 81
Due for In course of collection 40S7 81
Invested in bank 1864 %
worth double he amount due thereon = eaoe0 10
in notes secured by pledge Of stocks l6O59
Invested in city bonds $3.50 &c
Scrips Of Mutual Insurance Companies 1870 Oh
flast, hand
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DATENT HoT-PREssED NUTS, BOLTS.
Hog hahn Ends etc.
G. L. KOUNS BROS. No. Front street, Agents fol
Knapp Carter, Wilson Co. Pittsburgh for the sale ,he
celebrated hopresed Nuts and Bolts Of all sizes and descrp
,9ns for wagon makers Plow makers and machnists also
suit purchasers of the best Tennessee Price lists
samples at the office Orders from machin and country
dealers solicited. octl "
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G1AHET-A0 40 cases Keeper Co.'S. landlsg OK ship
"a AcsfiScn, for sHle BY s. WOLFF.
as corner Gravier and New LeYes sts.
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lCOMMUNICATRD.

congratulate the people of our city that
there is fair prospect of there being, for
the present, an end of the pernicious scheme
for making an unbroken railroad through
our streets to Westinghouse thing which
hoded naught but ruin to our retail trade.
The location of the terminus of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad at the Arsenal Point,
in Washington, renders so many changes of
transportation necessary between here and
Baltimore, that we may remain at ease with
regard TO our produce business also. My
only fear is that that Company will not rest
satisfied long with the arrangement, but will
continue in connexion with parties here, to
urge the Long Bridge scheme also. We all
know that with these railroads, it is always
give an inch, and take an ell; and that one
grant is only made stand from which to
bush for another. So will it be if we give
the right of way through our streets, under
the delusive idea that we will always be able
to control the carriage through town of pro-
duce to Baltimore | earnestly hope that
those who read this will bear this warning
in mind EXPERIENCE.
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sUMMERpEEN WHISKY.

TINHE manufacturer of this celebrated old fash
Toned WHISKEY, suitable for family, medici-
nal, and other purposes, will fill orders for any
par, of the United States. 1t can be furnished Of
any age, from two to five years old. Circulars,
and schedule of price, sent free, to any address
WILLIAM KERR,
Summer, Augusta County, Virginia.
Sold by RIDGELY, HAMPTON 4 CO, Alex
andria. Virginia.
Extract from the Richmond Dispatch.
OLD S,xNERpEES WHIsKEY.-We have received
from NJ. BLAIR 4 Co.. Il bottle Of Old Summerdeen
Whisky, manufactured by Mr. KERR, of Augusta
county 1t has favor soft and refreshing MS
a Southern wind, and is fully up TO the imported
French brandies in quality and purity.
DIPLOMA or THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS lNsrI-
rurr.-Ths diploma, of the first class, was award
ed by the Virginia Nechonics Institnie, for the
promotion of the Mechanic Arts, To WILLIAM
KERR. of Augusta county. for Summerdeen WIS
kew exhibited at the exhibition Of articles of Amer
lean manufacture, held in the city of Richmond on
til day of November. 1884.
J. A. DELVIN. President
JAERSW. LEwBLLEy, Secretary.
feb 2l-solm
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Baltimore Market, February 10.

At the Corn Exchange there has been quite O
fine business done in Grain. The supplies have
increased, and they have met with very fair de-
mand. Wheat especially has been quite active
with sales effected at higher rates than have pre-
vailed during the season. A disposition to specu-
late in earn to some extent has been exhibited
The price it is true is high, but there may be
thing in it. There il no doubt but the consump-
ton of Corn for feeding purposes will be largely
increased in consequence Of the inferior quality OF
the Oats grown last season, but us the whole coun
try is to DO taken into the account it will bring
into requisition very nice and close calculation
In order to determine how far this increased con-
sumption will go toward balancing the falling of
in exports.
Flour has been firm but inactive, and at the
price which it is held at the close of the week j:
may be considered dull. There is no disposition
to touch it beyond supplying the immediate wants
Of the trade. The advices from Europe per the
steamer Prince Albert to the 5th instant are not i'm
portant in mercantile point of view, nor are they
Of nature calculated to have any effect on the
produce markets of this country except for Cotton.
Dealers in this article here look upon them as ia
vorsbls There is very little doing here in it, and
the market is quite dull.
The bare state of the Coffee market which we
noticed week ago has not yet been replenished
by fresh arrivals and the trade has materially felt
the want Of supplies. There has been q good de-
maud for it, and large quantities would have bsen
sold had there been stock upon which to operate.
sugar has been quiet and the market has grown
weaker. This is also the case In the Provision
market. The advices from the West have had the
sasct Of producing relaxation here, and sales
nave been made at lower rates. The trade up
Town among the dry goods and hardware men has
oesn fair, and the sales to the South and West
nave been quite liberal.
Al the Baltimore Custom House there has been
an increased quantity Of goods cleared for export
0at The amount entered is not 80 large.
ihsre is no new feature in the money market
W" week. Capital continues very abundant
financial matters, here, do not seem to partake Of
.ae feeling which exists in New York, although
mere has been some effort made to increase the
4'es oil discount on the street, no change has ia
ION place in them as yet, nor are there any indi-
snOns at present. There is difficulty in plse-
ing all the good paper that offers at 6 y cent,
S,'n Tor single and double names. The offerings
~ 'ne Banks have considerably increased, but
..sy are in the aggregate still less than the re-
Gn'ps; This gives them the opportunity to deal
.,'"y with their customers, which we under
~ they are doing, and all the firstclass paper
VIC usual time to run is readily done.
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ICONMUNICATRb.

have Just returned from visit to the
Soup House, and l cannot refrain from drop
ping you line in its behalf. The good
Christian brother who controls the affair,
tells me he supplies daily about 600 persons.
at cost of say two cents each, making the
whole expense Of the House per pay, Sl2.
He only has enough in hand now to enable
him to 90 on one more day. And now Chris
tian men and women of Alexandra, shall
this means of charity stop for want of aid on
our part? | tell you, my brother, my sister,
this calls loudly to us all for help. believe
there's not a charity so well arranged to do
good to the masses, so far as food goes, as
this: and if any of you can visit this house
any day, at IL O'clock, and not be melted to
tears when you sec SO many unmistakable
marks of poverty as you will there find. your
hearts are harder than think they are. |
hope every good citizen will look their duty
full in the face, and act promtly in favor of
this charity. NJ.
February l9, 1859.
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New York Legislature.

ALBANY, Feb. lS.-The special committee
to investigate the charges made by MIR, U. b.
Wheeler, rejecting on members OF the pre-
sent Legislature, met this morning.
Senator Wheeler appeared before the COM
mittee, and testified that the Sergeant-at,
Arms had told him he was asked by Sena'
tor to keep back the subpenas for witnesses
He did not learn the name of the Senator.
In reply to the question as to the name OF
his friend who was offered money to suppress
the investigation, he gave that of W. d. Muir
phy, Clerk of the Committee of lnyestiga'
ton. lie did not give the name of any par,
ties who had offered money to the committee
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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The Ladies' Shoemakers.

The Philadelphia Ledger; in speaking of
,he strike of the Ladies' Shoemakers in that
national organization of the journeymen
h.. been commenced, and branch societies
"r;sr in Baltimore, Pittsburg, Burlington and
,,ber nlaccs. A national Grand Council has
l.cn formed of delegates from the subordi-
nare societies. The strike in this city is to
s.,ohlish uniform rate of prices, and is an
advance of about per cont on some shops,
and 10 TO - on others, according to the quail
~ Of the work. At the time of the panic, the
wages we're reduced copper cent. on all kinds
If work. Last spring the price was restored
hyanumber of the heaviest employers, Civ
;9g the % per cent taken off. Even at these
,rires, the men alege that, with IL and IA
hours labor per day, they cannot average
more than Sc toS7 per week each, and they
ok an advance of less than dollar week.
There are 100 employed in the manu-
featuring shops of this city on this branch,
and of this number 1900 are members Of the
association, and participating in the strike.
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Museum of National History-status Of Dan'l
Webster

Bosrox. Feb. E.-Protessor Agasslz ap'
peared to-day before the legislative commit
tee on education, and strongly urged the ne
cessity of erecting building, at once, IN
Cambridge, to he used as II museum of natu'
raj history. 1t is thought that the commit
tee will report favorably on the same.
The committee of one hundred, having IN
charge the statue of Webster, held meeting
this morning, and decided to apply to the
Legislature, asking permission to locate the
same on the grounds Of the State House.
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ICOMM INUNDATED.

COMMUNICATED.
Flour coming by railway to Alexandria.
and shipped by water to Washington, and
there put upon a railway again, and carried
to Baltimore, is dreadful idea to us; but it
is all very well ian acceptable arrangement
with regard to produce" to carry it by rail
without breaking bulk, or stopping at Alex
andria at all. BOB SHORT.
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CON n E r C ! A L
New York Market.

NEW YORK, February ls.-Flour is firm; State
$3.50 $50; Ohio s6.4O@s6. Southern $3.50
@s6.l5. Wheat is quiet; Southern red 1910;
Western white l4s@ Soc; red lS7c. Corn is
quietl white and yellow sO@s2c. Pork is quiet
mess sl7.5O@sls; prime ls.25@Sl3.5o. Lard is
steady, at lli@l2c. Whiskey is dull at &c.
Stocks are higher Cumberland Coal Company
pa. Va. 6's 974; Mo. 6's Si3.