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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

Fourteenth. That the National Re-
publican party is opposed to any change
in our Naturalization laws, or any State
Legislation by which the rights Of citizen
ship hitherto accorded to Immigrants
from foreign lands shall be abnged or
impaired; and in favor of giving o full
and efficient protection to the rights of all
classes of citizens. whether native or nat
uralized. at home orabroad.
Fifteenth: That appropriations by
Congress for River and Harbor Improve
ments of a na..onal character, required
for tho accommodation and security of anf
existing Commerce, are authorized by
the Government to protect the lives and
property of its citizens.
Sixteenth: That railroad to the Pa
cifc Ocean is imperatiyely demanded by
the interests of the whole country; that
the Federal Government ought to render
immediate and efficient aid in its construc-
ton, and that as preliminary thereto
daily overland mail should be promptly
established.
Seventeenth, Finally, having thus set
forth our distinctive principles and views,
we invite the cooperation Of all citizens,
however differing on other questions, who
substantially agree with us in their affir-
nance and support.
When the resolutions were read, sevet-
al elected warm applause.
The resolution in favor of Protective
Tariff was received with unbounded en-
thusiasm by Pennsylvania, and q large
crowd of outsiders--the whole delega-
tons and spectators rising, and giving
round after round Of deafoning cheers.
A travelling gent, passing farm saw q
boy at work in q corn fisld by the road
side, and being of an enquiring turn of
mind, he stopped his horse and thus adj
dressed the youth:
"My son, whose farm is this"
"Dad's," was the laconic reply.
"Does your father raise any stockp
ayes, lots Nv 'em."
"What kinda" continued the stranger.
"Cornstocks, mostly" was the reply,
as he proceeded to shoe" bill Of the ar
ticle, and the stranger went on his way
musing.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
Circuit Court--County of Pierce

Lua r. Fletcher,
dg't, }Summons for relief
Albert 81. Fletcher,
ENHE State of Wisconsin to Albert Ii
4 Fletcher, defendant, you are hereby sum
moned and required to answer the complaint
of Lua =. Fletcher, Plaintiff, copy of which
was filed in the Office of the clerk Of The cir
cult court of said county, on the 18th day Of
May 1860. and to serve a copy Of your answer
on the subscriber at his office in the civ Of
Prescott, in said county, within twenty DAYS
aftel the service hereof upon you, exclusive If
the day of such service, and If you fliI II an
swer said complaint as hereby required the
plaintiff viii apply to the court for the relief
demanded in tie complaint Witness. S. S.
N Fuller Circuit Judge. p. v. WISE.
Atty for pfc.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

GE~Itis proposed that tho Charleston
Convention nominate MIR. Roger A. Pry
or, for the Presidency. on tho ground
that he will "run" better than any other
man in the country.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
So. CrOix Valley Paint,

A new and superior article for the use of
Farmers. Manufacturers, and The public gem
orally. It recommends itself
Ist For its DEsTss Y>iIity--an important
essential in its use upon surfaces subject to
the weather.
Ind For its Resistance do Fire,
aflording an extra protection to exposed build
ings.
Sd For IFS CEleaprcsS. making it suita-
bic for the times, and adapted to general use.
Prepared by OLDS, CURTIS d co,
element, Wis.
Orders solicited and promptly filed.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

u don't care SO much about the bugs ),
said Mr.. Wornley to tho head of the Gen
teel private family in which he rosid.s
"but the fact is, marin, haven't cot tie
blood TO spare; you see that vourselfr
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

Gg-A motion has prevailed in the
House of Representatives to adjourn on
the 18th Of June. This motion will no
doubt DO acQuiesced in the by Senate.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

@Tho Charleston Convention is q
body which has not met to perform a
comedy.- Washington Constitution.
1t IS more like some star actors. who
on benefit nights appear in two parts
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

Wewould request all our friends in this
and adjacent towns to aid Us in giving interest
to our paper, by furnishing Us with items OF
local news, articles on any of the industrial
interests Of the community, or of literary
character.
No communication will be inserted, unless
accompanied by the real name Of the writer,
moi necessarily for publication. but as guar
anty of the writer good faith.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Rail Candidate.
FOR PRESIDENT II 1860.

Two rails from lot Of 3 600 made in
1880, by Thos. Hanks and Abe Lincoln
whose father v as the first pioneer Of
Macon County.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
SE.CrifG's sake,
State of Wisconsin,
Circuit Court for Pierce County.
IL. 4. Truman

rtdAt tI W ISCDNStEy
Circuit Court for Pierce County.
Il. A. Truman
Ys.
/. S. Lewis.
Bv virtue ofan execution to me directed and
delivered, Issued out nfaaid Court in the above
entitled cause, on d Judgment of Mechanics
Lien rendered by said Court, have levied up
on and this day taken the following described
Real estate and buildings situated thereon, 70
wit One Blacksmith Shop. thirtv-four feet
long, by twenty wide, and a dwelling house
thirty feet long, by twenty-five feet wide, said
buildings being nearly new. and situated on
Lot No. II Of Dleck 3 in lay City in Pierce
County, Wisconsin Together with all the
right, title and interest. v hich the said dcfen
dant had al The time OF rendering said Judg-
laent in and to the land on which said build
imcs are situated, not exceeding one acre,
which / viii expose for sal9, and sell at public
Anton 10 the highest bidder for cash AZ the
premises in Bay City, in the County and State
Aforesaid, at three O'Clock in the afternoon ofthe
nth day Of May, A D. 1860. 10 satisfy said
Judgment OF mechanics, with costs Of sale
j. S. WulIE, Pitts Atty.
II. =. AMES, Sheriff
of Pierce County, Wis
March, 9th, 1860. no39 6w.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

Successors to j. NJ. Fulton d Son.)
M HOLESALE and Retail Dealers in
W Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes, Groceries, and Miscellanc-
Gus Goods. Buckeye Street, Hudson IYia
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30

River Falls, Pierce County. Wisconsin.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
Wednesday, EEay, 80, 1850.

c1y~ Advertising bills must be paid quar-
erly, in advance.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-05-30
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION.
1At Prices
that cannot fail to suit the closest
9 a S H B U YER ST,

40 We are now selling good Stoga Boot for
500 and No. l, pair for $500.
$l.50 to Sl.75.
mems Patent Leather Boots of the finest
french calf; also, Mems calf Caters for 81. 90.
Patent Leather do, Sl.5O.
We are now offering our Bonnets, Ribbons.
ana face Flowers, Ruches, &C., at prime prices
Study your own interest; save the dimes.
and the dollars will take care OF themselves,
Yours Truly,
Q. h. DARLING, JERRY s. WEBB.
Hudson, May,-28th 1860.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27

I'm Nxw GAslssn ConPAE.-The hetfor,,li,an Gas.
light Company Is now q nxed fact The Court Of Appeals
has permanently settled the validity Of their charter
which has been contested 70. the last three years. inch
BY inch by the interested parties Of the companies who
nave ior 30 many year. had the privilege Of suppng
ms city wn gas at their own prices The ground for
tneI WORKS and or co have been fixed upon and pur-
cnsssa ana Inc attracts for building the same will be
cOnOiuocu wi'lin the fortnight The unsubs ;ribed
led neceesary for the contamination Of the
se ~" red to the public through advertisement "a
our cop ms II is commended by the directors that they
can iur ish gas at reduction Of twenty per cent on
Pces at present paid and pay the stockholders dyi'
oehe OF not less than fifteen per cent the amount in
vsted They further contend that ninety cent Of
TIE consumers Of gas the routes they hrst contem
te aging their pipes viii take their gas at the prices
charged by the old companies. II this DO the case we
may expect within the next eighteen months Q being
eetim that year will be necessary for the conf
pleton OF the works. TO have light furnished at greatly
reduced rates. satisfied that the Manhattan and
New York Companies will not be outdone by their new
rivals.
FIRE IN CHERRY SrRxEy.-Between nine and ten o'clock
last night Ore occurred in harbers shop, located at
No. IA Cherry street, occupied by William Karger The
hremen early at the spot and put out the fire. Da
mage TO stock about $780, Insured for $500 the Rat
gers Insurance Company. Tho Of the pre-
sent unknown. Joseph Bell, member Of No Hose
was over by No. "A Engine going to the fire. and bad
ynjured. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27
Arrivals and Departures.
lRRIVAIQ

Nonrorx, 3c-steamship Yorkown--M l. Mayer Peter
@ns DanfSS sde WIZ sTrs VIM ohn Tys
Ss'S 4 wsd ay w %s Gss 9s'e os.
Colg,lltt Mcconnell, James Grant, Miss Ann Brooks
asd gls NM aSsoy Hafi ss%si'q
sSe children Mss Tyler Mrs Myers and wo shdren
Sroash FO.snsiaek Rqgsmer Ard Gran Jas Crawford
ksSsn sSa a SscaesS and
saa a is9 iS ~ sna sS ss' Mis- ,1sS e
se ef Hiss SONIA se% maxwell Mrs Henry
Kirkland Geo LINDSEY Miss Misbie, Pssrs9a % +
sss s b be xr ns t I ss
sss ss sss Ba
son, Miss Barreit-and eight in the Storage.
Moore, Jas Craig. ' Fernandez, A and 0 odio.
ELrurnERA-schr VIM II cieare-Dr Hutchinson, lhdy
and family
% and Up ARA from BGcpgF
'T ay s . Ss .'s pst hoB Sr oSsf
E Mr. Mrs. JOHN w.ss n & IN S,Sass 5g ss
SSi.iscgSs& AIRES sSssr q %ssipGs HODGES 2!
kds Of Of s q Ga s1s ss s sia o f'f
St Nc Tn us cTeey ana q MI rAG%1,o s ogs[
Yo5s MI tHasary IA sronsr Ms .a9s sai Ser N.
Frsnc Iicrn snd Thomas Horn Of psburg Pr Nrs Iansi
necTOeksr daughter and Miss Mccrocksr q b.okyn
;s%: aS Sss ss%s;
James You,r Mobile Rev and Mrs Thos Aibrghon, Mr.
nnes MIR whitaker John Benson james yl,r and Master
lemoni Of 81 John; Mr. 1nrerantz and ctren ~ Cts
Robert Kerr and DIR Barry Il yerpco Henry Boggs OF Loo
tn John Grandon and niece, Thomas Potter aud Harden
OF ENGLAND; Dr Julon OF Aberdeen. Turner Of shf-
teld-s6 FoR hALF4x-MN Richardson If baton; q W
Cells o Andqser; Miss Emily Vernon and John frazar %
New Beiforl John L.idlow OF Bro kyn; Y "A Williams
Master Kohl JtWis0n aui r sharpe Of New York; wn
P0wle jr o. hcXandris Va; III Cascnay and Per
sins q fTnce Edward Island; W Hoyes aud Goolri'h
~ Johns, Ny; Rev II w Davies % Cornwall Capt Ies0n
OF lahias Irvine OF Montreal, Seymour and scy-
mour OF England-l9. Toal %.
sAv,sStB-Steauship K. r. C1yer--Dr Andrevs, W Z
Henderson and lady, Mrs Day. Aexanler Wiel. VI
Sssron, Mrs WHY Lesiss Treat, Jno Tibbs Jn9
dersn, Jno Maui, Jas Grevo, W Y Y0urg II Wilusms
Thompson II Wars II BaidS q l. Gilbert Mrs Pclie-
uer and child, Miss tntnl Peieter Ttop Jas Mart
lIrpmana w Ferrald, X Eagan Hy Nehetess, Martin
Jackson, II Sullivan, Levinia McFadden, Linds
turg, VIM Renal vie and two children.
NoHyoig, Ac.-S;esmshp RoaBoke--A Wei, = Stern a
Mycr two Mise. Ravens, Miss Reynd, Mrs Pow era
John a Ramsay, Robert Phillips, x Mason Augustine.
g Hines Peief SleyeFs u II Clarke, Powers lady
Jusis llus.es Lougee, Miss Gray, James Dihe George
A Allen, Hryens Crteuden. Aiexa. der Wands, Ms
Locgee, Miss Holi-snd II IN the Storage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27

TIE Harlem Issues were wanted al fall prices; The
Treasurer adyertises ilhepayment OF some coupons
in another column. The Chicago and Northwest
ern bonds Continue to advance; they are evidently
being picked mp by parties who apparently have
faith IN the future of the property In the after
noon there large business done at rather bet
ter prices, and the general market closed firm at
the following quotations. Virginia 6s, 81 I; Mis-
souri, 6's, sls a d Pacific Mail Steamship Company
$50 So; New York Central Railroad, s3s . /; Erie,
22i Hudson River, 57l -; Harlem, l6l Il;
do preferred, 43 a ]; Reading, 43s "A; Michigan
Central, $50 Sc; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana, Is /; do guaranteed, 3s2 a 80; Panama,
1864 l27; Illinois Central, "a rs; Gaena and
Chicago, 700 A; Cleveland and Toledo, 81 Il;
Chicago and Rock Island, 75l az.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were s2l, 24s,s2l OF, and the balances
81, us, 500 90.
The movement of the banks in the four principal
cities of the Union, in which weekly reports are
made as shown by their last statement, is az fol-
lows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27
Personal Intelligence.

ta0far Nre Hall, II the brcat Eastern, IN conpany
wth tEe Directors Contain cunaguc, N,ssrs Bold aui
latc. with their lafcs vert over ~ Toronto on the 2si
Inst ron Nlarga by the steamer New York. Cartal n
Bill -scccict the 'venng By the samo ooal 10 kon.
ucal, ~ ether ncrbcrs Of ~ party renaaing IA
town.
James Frodsfcs su N, Esq., of Now Jersey Tn ted
States consul a. Bars1ocs sailed yesterday The after
pace 10 The Ala BsTss va Born Ia
Among The rerso1s row visiting Bedford Springs are
- GOv~ror liam p J,spsor Judge rro-npson " tho
supreme Court Bshcn Rosman, q Lancaster: Judge
snar5socd, VI Pcnusy wanna Ton. Carroll srcnce ato
alrsier % C0nstabt'non,c, and Rev. George D. Tar.
vance ~ bllimore. besides great many Other pre- nj
neri persons from " parts cf the country.
Ono Of DO ksssiart yarrhas for washn s,on COUNTY
ohio q ihng tho ccrsts o. waterown township maze
ne s-a ataroc az flr Jls ndiv.il.i known N all
Southeastern uho az tie o'1est irhafl,art" he IA
hak mar, us year, of, rnfaci W -aiah Philips. he
reel IN N-s na as preacher, ard now 81 such an
adv rcfd eye, onay breaches to tie coored eli
zeus Of ncightcrboci Foth physically and mentally
y = quito active. rs home was near Yorktown Va
whep ccfuHais surrendered, AID h. remembers well
That event IL Gays 10 lid been going % zee II, Gals
9 orE tas when sc Rere 1tion broke '1t~ Ne lnvsri
ably calls .bst famous yer the atlorasvv var
korthsr interesting fast connected with sis story g.
that be vas bought IN Redmond, Va ne,r the close OF
The art century, ard brought 20 the sg nd lust below
Narkerrhcrr b. she celebrated Blann.rtlsset He 10
ttctt l1ub The Oldest Jcfson n tho S5t5c3p d.s.rt
N GRO, ST Trotsbly IN no Western slate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27
Organization OF the Breckinridge and
Lane General Committee-George W.
Smith Elected Chairman. sc.

Tho delegates from the National Democratic Ward Asso
cations met 6: Irving Buildings, $50 Broadway on Wed
pesdsy evening ast for the purpose OF Organizing their
5eneal Committee. Considerable controversy anti
cjyated; all reporters were therefore excluded.
About hundred delegates found their way 10 the
rooas ard called 10 order at eigh; P. NJ stephen
= Russell acting as temporary chairman As soon as the
st called the committee Of from each ward, ap-
pointed at former meeting to permanent officers.
made their report recommending Street Commiss!o ler
b ". Smith for Chairman.
An exciting controversy Immediately took place on
he report person demanding that vote should be
aiken at once, another asking for division Of the cues
Ion, and the vote taken upon the several candi-
fhies separetely A division Of he question
had, when George W. varian placed IN nomina
zion as Chairman n opposition to the committee. The
ysas and nays, after considerable controversy,
saken Mr.. Smith receiving hty-eght ard Mr.. Varian
twentybine.
The same oourro vas taken with all the other officers
IIEptr c. Childs was elected Treasurer ard M,ssrs
james Hueston and " liam Cantreil, Secretaries.
Upon taking the chair Captain SMITH returned thanks
Fer the honor conferred upon him. and congratulated the
endg Of Brecz nrdge and Lane upon the prospects be-
Scre them. rs remarks listened 10 With close at
ssni,op, ard eclted applause.
resolution was then adopted 10 the eject that tho
delegates 10 the General Committee from each ward
should, on Monday evening next, Eecure the election Of
delegates TO the STATE Convention 70 be held at Syracuse
the 7th Of August.
resolution was then offered. requiring that all me- N
OF the General Executive Committee who belonged
- any ether General Committee should resign enc o
she 9th r position.
Tie riToducto on q this resolution caused corE.derabl
excitement and sonfcsicn.
motion was made TO lay i on the table, which wa
kst-yeas IS, ns!s2o
An exciting debate then commenced there beng
great Gck Of oda;ion, the meeting adjourned
meet 90 the can Of The Chairman with view - oota
more suitable room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27
The Cr,at Jnpanes. NecentIon.
APPLICATION ron An NJuEoTIoE MADE IN THE :
PRIME COUNT.

APPLICATIONS ION AN INJUNCTION MADE IN THE So
PRENE COURT.
Yesterday Morning Mr.. Levi : ChatGeld served a no
ACC Of molten upon the Mayor and Robert Haws that no
VIII apply for Injunction 10 restrain The dcien laats
NON pay inc any Of The bills fer the japanese reception,
tne particularly that Of the Messrs Leland. In his AFT
states that he IS informed and believes that tie
Reception Committee AM some of the members Of tho
cC-nmon Council sold tickets Tor the grand ball given al
Nieo's az prices ranging from sl0 10 - 90 as 900 the
proceeds Of which appropriated % he own use that
he money CT The taxpayers IS proposed 10 b. ten 70 de-
kay The expenses &C sd ball. @1d Sc. tXp2ycra Who could
net obtain or would not buy tickets, we're excluded.
Eo further stated that the bill u the MeEsrs. Leland
amounted 70 so1 coo, but he alleges Information and
relief that he whole expense CT the kcssrs Leland I'D
Eot exceed the o. slo 900, and tia; - agreed,
nsore he Oh was allowed 1t sgl goo, thai the lel1Ia5
,lcUd pay % he Common Council, certain members
thTIeof tie OF thirty three a2d hrd per cent
nd ihai . Tie intention OF he Comm0n Corrcii 10
said amounts on Tire taxable property Of tbs city
and that ne Comptroller Intends 70 Insert the same The
.x levy; that the Common CcEIc have right TO
ySsd large sums 70 entertain guCss, any
rrremtut 70 5ITy cot The fraudulent agreement above
ri forth.
The planiiG demands further tia, The Common Conn
- nc et ncf from levy Ing cf the Of sl05 600,
ch Sal cyrers have Teen allowed, and at the
conI .roug be prevented rem payng the above
aDoCnt.
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Williamsburg City News.

EfyxCTs OF SroRx.-Durng the storm OF yeeter
day considerable damage done. A house, No. las
South First street, struck by lightning, and bolt
passed and split the cstern and another passed 49,
down the tin water leader 10 washhouse, its pas
sage struck lady named Perry who is not pected TO
recover. passed thence 10 No 1l1 striking the stoop
into spliDters and tearing door off its hinges. Three
houses in North Second street, Seventh street.
inundated in consequence Of the cavng in Of in
process OF construction in that street. Five families
compelled to out Of their dwellings Ia consequence
One Of Whiteseys South Fourth street stages upset
IN South Seventh street by the sudden caving in or the
sewer The stage was full Of passengers at the time,
but beyond few bruised heads aud confused noses,
damage was done
barn in the town Of New Lofts belonging TO Mr. Van
sicklen struck by ghtn ing and fire. 1t was,
with lis contents totally destroyed Damage estimated
at about 81 600 which is uninsured
SCHOOL CoxMEycBNfSr.-The annual comrnenceme mt
and dstr button of premiums TO the scholars Of the girls
schools attached to the st. Peters and Pauls Roman Ca
tholic church. in Second street, took place Tuesday
Tie children under the supervision OF the Sisters Of
ST. Joseph and the pastor OF the church, Rev. Malone
They were tastefuly dressed in white, with wreahs
manner in which they through their exercises they
reflected great credit their teachers The exercises
consisted OF the usual recitatons singing and dialogue
and the young misses applauded by their friends
and relations at the conclusion of each piece Amongst
SO many ii would be impossible 10 attempt to individual
ze without passing others equally meritorious.
The large school tastefully decorated with
banners flags &c. and together with the happy faces Of
the children the platform, formed very pleasant pic
ture. In lower room was displayed the handwork OF
come Of the scholars, consisting Of needework pen.n
ship and some original poems To the relatives Of the
children this was very gratifying, and attracted much
attention Among the guests present the Bishop OF
Brooklyn and number OF clergy men. After the exer
cises were the premiums distributed to the
children who retired highly delighted 10 their homes
The of the boys school took place in the
evening and in point of interest fully equal the
girls Distribution in the morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-27

Of the present stock hand the proportion OF good
mddlings and rplands scarcer than usual.
FsEIeHrsRoom continued 10 be restricted, and rates
were again decidedly higher, especially TO Liverpool To
this port the engagements embraced about al 900 bushels
wheat, in bulk, at 9jsd and in ships bags l0d
Iossd and closing with 5000 bushels DO do At 10
10 hhds taow at 25s and GO bales wool at I'D and 800
wheat at Iod; for -four s. was asked The ship
smerada was tasen Up for London to load
To Glasgow 1000 Sbls -four were engaged at g. o. and
5000 bushels wheat, in ships bags, at lod.
Fsun-saes OF 800 boxes layers were made at 81 50,
and 200 DO N. RS at 81 t2tz.
Hay was firm, with sales for shipping st 90: 81, and
81 05 81 10 for city ure.
Hors steady and IN far demand at &C. lsc. for
1852 with sales Of so 60 bales; old were quiet aud
nominal.
IsoS The market was inactive small sa,cs of Scotch
pig making rom yard at s22 IS $50 six months.
line was steady with fair saes OF botn sorts at Csc.
81 TO-
hhds. common mrscovado sold at Csc good TO prime do
were held at CSC 3oc and good TO prime Porto Rico at
Nlvlr sronrs-Tbe sales yesterday and today en-.
braced about AGO 500 bbs In shipping order at &c.
3e1sc chiefly reported a. the latter figure R,sn and
crude iurpentne were quiet aud ron,iuaL
0us.--Linseei was lrmer ut $685. with moderate saes.
Olive oil was firm with fair sales in boxes at IS IS In
quarts and a: - 37}s in pints. Heavy gales Of palm
have been made recently on private terms.
PRGysIoSs-pork-The market was heavy and lower,
while the sales embraced about 0o) bbls including
mess at $40 SO 25 and extra weight at $40 90;
old at SIS s. ard prime az Sis IS. Beef was
firm, with sales Of $50 bbs AZ 81 so SO for country
mcss repacked ditto IS 10 $40 So and extra ditto at
sl1 fl2 so Cut meats nnd bacon we're firm, while
quotations. in the absence OF sales, romina. Lard
was less active saes 200 bbls made az &c. Butter
RcE-A sale OF 90 casks were made NJ 4'tc a &c.
sIGARs-Ihe market ior grocery grades was sustained
good ard The sales embraced about 200 hhds included
IN which were come 200 Porto Rico at &c. s4c and
the remainder consisted Of Cuba nuscovado including
fair refining goods al o'e, and grocery grades at 7c
',4o.i 500 boxes at &c. nc. aud % hhds melado
q" -. -. -. -. .---A.--., - - a..