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Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

The London Press says that the i'll feeling
between the Ministers Of England and France
became so personal, recently, that violent
alteration took place at great diplomatist's
party, Immediately before Count Persicny
Ieit London, but of such = character ms re-
CARDS the person whom it involved, that the
name could not be mentioned.
ISDUsratAL scuooL The result of the cleo
tion held in San Francisco, on Monday. for
officers Of the Industrial School was as fol-
lows; Pre=ident-Wiuiam Blanding: Vice
Presideut-Ira P. Rankin; Treasurer-John
Sine Managers for two years--R. B. Wood
ward, c. 0. Gerberling, Henry L. Dodge,
Eugene Crowell ]. P. Buckley, James \
Banks Manager for one year-Jacob Deeth.
The IIENNEss PAss.-A Washoe corresron.
dent OF the Nevada National SAYS that shis
pass was discovered in 1850 by Messrs. Jack
son and Henness. They fenced in a ranch,
on the spot now known as Jaekson's ranch.
lie adds; Mr. Henness soon after left the
country and returned to the Atlantic States.
MIR. jackson has ever since remained in nos
session Of the ranch, and has made great of-
forts to bring it into notice. In 1852 he laid
out and constructed good wagon road over
it, at cost Of $4,000, which he generously
threw open to the public free Of toll. lie is
fairly entitled to give his name to the pass.
THE PoNEY.-The following is a dispatch
received in San Francisco from gentleman
resident Of Carson City:
win San Francisco help the Pony in its
difficulty. The projectors of this great en-
terprse have conferred many benefits and
have asked but little aid. Something should
be done. A subscription for provisions. 90
Sharp's rifles, and as many dragoon pistols, is
all, am told, that is necessary to keep the
Pony alive.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

HALLS Sarsnparilln, yellow DOciE and
lodde Of Potass is prepared from the finest red ia
maica Sarsaparlla and English Iodide of PotPss-ad
mrabie as restorative and purifier of the blood IL
cleanses the system Of all morbid and impure matter
removes pimples bois and eruptions from the skin
-cnrcs rheumatism and pains of all kinds. All who
can afford should use it, as it tends to give them
strength and prolong life.
Sold by druggists generally at 81 per bottle.
Il. HALL CO., Propretors,
Wholesale Druggists, 143 145 Clay street,
mhl3 6m Below Montgomery, san Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-06-07

spi7a2 2dp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21 1850

tors 2Ts = 81 Wheat on Tuesday was I'd 81 lower
but yesterday with Large business this decline 4 ne
IL recovered Red ranges from lis Us 81, ano whte
IL l3s Cd Indian dull AT further decline o. W.
per quarter rather enqured for at the Gloss
Mixed sos ga yellow Sos 3Ts. white S,s SIS
piovnaoas.-Ieef depressed and lower, aad stun dh
cult of sale Pork slow at SIS Cd 6os for old Btcon
quiet. Cheese firm. Lard quiet Tor want OF stock TAI
low unchanged sales at from BIS. to Dos as IN quality
pots, 2ss Cd. with retail sales At eos; pearls very
scarce, with retail sales At Dos. sod sugars mac
tive and easier, the decline from the highest point
being Oh. q IL. Coffee quiet, but floating cargoes
in most demand. Rice very quiet, without
material alteration Bark sales OF Batmyl .ll D.. I'd
and OF coarse Philadelphia al es. American lnseed
cakes Ell per ton Fish oils stoady Sales Of cod at
f37 and sperm AZ fl0i Lnseed oil quiet but steady.
Rosin dull and lower; common S. 3d. down 70 S.;
dium and fine difficult 10 Spirits of larpentine
dull and prices have declined TO 33s.
TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
There has been steadier feeling since Tuesday, with
general inquiry but II has not led u any extension
of business.
LONDON MARKETS.
Megsrs. Barring Brothers K Go. report.-Breadstutfs
steady Notwithstanding liberal supplies OF foreign white
American wheat Cos 64s. red, 55s Cos Flour 2Is.
a 38s Iron dull at f5 s.. rs los for bars and
ras Scotch pig SIS Cd Sugars very quiet, but steady
Rice very dull and rather easier. Coffee quiet and rather
can New York barrels ELL 15s fl2 Boston bags ell
los Ell los. Fish oils dull; sperm fl0i flo2 Lin
seed oil dull at 29s Dos. 3D. Tallow quiet at COS for T.
G. Tea dull Congou ls. ID Is 2hd Spirits OF tur-
pentne duh at 32s.
HAvRE MARKETS.
The usual circular had not reached Liverpool when the
Persia left that port
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In the Court of Probate and Divorce, Wednesday
the Of Quincy Quincy and laS came before
Sir Crcsswel. The Solicitor General moved for rule
nis take OIL the file et b. the respondents
petition for settlement. The original petition was
by husband for dissolution OF ma Mage accoun, OF
his iwifes adultery. The respondent and tho core
spondent pleaded denial OF adultery, and tho
cause had been set down for trial before the
court without jury. On the cath of October Mr..
Quincy presented petition setting out the will OF the
late Mr. Quincy, by which certain real aud personal pro
pcy had been devised in trust 10 the separate Of the
respondent for life alleging that under this viii the
rents and profits Of certain real estate, well rs the
annual proceeds Of the OF go 600 payable to
and received by Mrs Quincy, and that there two
of the marriage, one aged eleven and the other
four and praying that If the court should decree disco
luton Of the marriage such settlement should be decreed
the might reasonable of the rents and
profits OF the real estate and Of the dividends OF the
ESQ 600 On the 7th Of November the respondent OBJ
tanned fortnights further time to answer this petition,
and the goth Of November her solicitor filed docu
ment purporting to be answer, in which she merely
denied aat the said John Henry Quincy had any right,
either IN law by the practice of the court to present
the said petition call her the same;
wherefore prayed the Court to reject with costs
SIR C. CTesswel-I gave time TO Gle answer, but that
Is no answer. You may take a rule nlsi.
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United states Circuit Court.

Dro la-Ths Goodyear EtaSic fh5ric Company Johns
A F.sAev AssAerbsv.-A motion for injunction was
made in this case restrain the defendants from nfrng-
na the Goodyear patent BY the sae OF vulcanxed india
rubber elastic goods manufactured In Europe imported
into ths United states the defendants Messrs rscher
Aschenbcrg appeared by their counsel, Msssr Hiss
Barlow and consented that the Injunction prayed for in
the b might ssuc and stated 10 the court that they had
cknovledged the rights OF the company, and had taken
license under thcrn and accordingly injunction Wat
rdercd 10 issue The defendants in the above havo
defended against these suits for two years. and have been
prosecuted several times and were the principal oppo
nents q the rights claimed under NE Goodyear patent
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,
We needed invitation 10 the funeral rites of Me-
apotan ROYALTY We ready pay the respect due
20 one who has unworthily handed down TO
him by unworthy ancestorr. but who In the supreme
hour OF his destiny has enieavored to redeem the past
by display Of unexpected But the politician
ho plays the part Of Minister Of Foreign Affairs 10 the
fallen King has issued manifesto which sounds like the
drge which conecrate he fight Of departing great
ness and apprse the would that 1t has flown. As
eug since the 18th OF November Francis II. must
have renounccd all hopc OF rcsannc his throne On that
day ssenor Casela addressed the Neapolitan ENJOYS
the Of Europe and announced that the
luton had completed the ruin oC the kingdom In long
irritable document the Minister reviews the events
which have led to this catastrophe lie is the chorus
which pointing the lonely figure Of the vanquished
sovereign recites hs misfortuncs and cans FOR
pity and on the Gods Tor vengeance
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DSc. 20.-h the ma6ey Of IL pcPs ~ Shcnn -Tno
prisoner reported yesterday charged with INC ~.
In M James n Brady surmcd up FOR the defence AMI
oontcndcd that the prisoner had been violently aslci
BY the deceased and his associates lie was " nsCcr q
bodily harm and felt that he bad right 70 90 - n hf
done. The crime, u any was committed, was rstitsss
o. cvcusahe homicide.
District Attorney Waterbury summed w inr the prose
cutiop and after an able charge from ~, Judge The
Jury rendered verdict Of mansleushcr II Tie hicd az.
gree,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21
IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.
The Capture of Pelxin by tho Ailies--sack
OF the Emperor's Palacc-FIight OF the
Emperor TO Tnrtary.

LONDON, Dec Y, 1850.
foreign Office tclegraphic despatch says that the
Allies have captured Pckin that the Emperors summer
palace had been sacked and immense spells taken aud
that the Emperor had fed to Tartary.
Parks and Loeb, tho English prisoners, had returned
Two others had died from III treatment Two more are
still unaccounted for.
The Allies to winter In Pekin and Tien.tsin
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TurkeY.

Constantinoplo despatch THE Marquis Dc La
vaette the French Ambassador insists the extension
OF the French occupation Of Syria The Porte refuses 10
accede to this demand The other ambassadors maintain
apparently neutral attitude. Fuad Pacha will remain
In Syria during the winter
Another despatch Says The French Ambassador
continues urge the of the French occupation
or Syria Petitions TO that effect being got by the
French agents amongst the Christians OF Damascus and
Beyrout.n
Vessels laden with ammunition had been seized on the
Danube.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE AND ASIA.
Arrival Of the Persia with
Three Days Later News.
Over S3,0OO,O0O ia Specie
Received.
-~--,~~>~~~-~-~~>~-~~~-
Effect of the American Crisis OIL The
London Money Market,
IMPORTANT FRONG CHINA,
The Capture Of Pelkin
by the Allies.
FLIGHT OF THE EMPER OR.
IMMENSE TREASURES IN THE SulIMER PALACE
SERIOUS POPULAR OUTBREAKS IN ITALY,,
Sc, Sc, sc.
Effect of the American Crisis OIL the
London Money Market.
IMPORTANT FROM CHINA,
FLIGHT OF THE EMPERO or
IMMENSE TREASURES IN THE SUMNER PALACE
SERIOUS POPULk OUTBREAKS IN ITALY,,
Sc, &C., Af'

The royal mail steamship Persia, Captain Judkns
which sailed from Liverpool three O'Clock on The
9Th and from Queenstown the afternoon OF the 9th
inst arrived here hafpast O'Clock yesterday at
ternoon.
The Persia has 1e2o 900 IN specie.
The following are the consignees o specie b. the
steamship Persia from liverpool
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IFTom tht Iuhdon Fost, TPc o.
The pcopn OF the United Stace AZ the prcscnt mo
nnent expkd 70 tho dangers and evils OF great none
t~y and political crisis The dRafeciou which exists
IN The south h,s had is natural effect upon tho com
merce OF the NORTH and at The date p the last advic
panic quite a. disastrous - that which prevailed about
two years aro appcays have Affected the entire Union
he panic may and &c sincerely hope viii, speedily pass
aSay bat II dinicun 10 So how general confidence
restored unt the cause Of all the dsarrangemcnt has
been removed naneys,hat policy OF separation which
the southern states sen determined 70 assert even AZ
The risk q civil But the present position ol arsirs
IN the United states opens In . very re-
markahle one Of those great problems
q public law which lie AZ the root " sh
government and which have long occupied The attention
u iursts and Statesmen We Aa principle g com
part " rhch Nnf>s WI sa-i5pais. fr The corSsor
wbdre hoe len ssgpneci D. nsrresLr Antrrdi Gnf
original rlgA inalienaNs 0s Aer conafS II rnurt ba
admitted A. matter q fact that the thirteen states
whcn they freed iAems'ly' r = British igsL cn. vero
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-12-21

As General 0Donnell quitting the Senate chamber
the 7th he wounded in the shoulder by pistol
shot The assassin, whose name is Imaz, was imne-
datcy arrested. He is known TO be a Of extreme
opinions.
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THE AMERICAN CRISIS.


From the London Chronicle. Dec.
The Bank q England for the week ending Wei
nesday last, December 5, when compared with those
the previous week, show the following results
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There Is no political news.
ne London Daily Nsacs states that proposal had been
made to the French government subsidize line OF
steamers between Galway and French port, with view
70 the convcysnce q the mails from fragee TO America VIA
Galway aud that should the applcatiobe accedcdtoi IL
proposed reinforce tho Galway line with the vessels be-
longing to the Ango,Lnso BraziliAn steam Company,
which Is now being wound up Private letters from Paris
deny tho probability of he Galway company obtaining
contract from the frenGh government.
The london Morning Pos prcfcs-s TO have good an.
thority for announcing hat the Pr Alice certainly
be,rothcd 10 his Grand Ducs ighness Prince Louis Of
Hcsse.
Tho same journal says that tho police are now Ia 20
person in regard thc late extraordinary child murder
IT Road 10 few weeks they hope 70 have 90 matured
their 10 be able 10 apply for judicial assistance
Mr. Disrac had BEEN making long speech at . cleri
cal meeting against the repeal Of church rates and In
favor OF the maintenance Of the national church AZ
me Jndon Tsn>s asks whether II N o fact that the
Hero lost nearly hundred and the Aradne
remark. tia, II thb be so II not look like the naval
paradise which AdmrAls describe.
France.
report had been current that Lord Cowey had ten
dcred his resignation Of the English Enthusiastically al
Paris, but II WAS pronounced unfounded
Negotiations were progressing fsvorably a Paris fcs
commercial treaty between France and Belgian When
termjnaed negotiations for acommerciAl treaty between
FrAnte and the Dclfverein are n be opened
hc Emperor NsSo,eon had returned 10 Coupieens, ac
eompaaied BY Prince Nsiernich, the Austrian Envoy
Rcpss. eosod a 60 10 q dividend rss ssarss sDs
an apparent fall of about Per cent which accounted
Coz W the stock bsns now quoted with the half yearly
me nria xc.iy~sy publishes circular addressed by
Count rerseny ~ the prefc on entering uon hts func
Minister Of tho Interior In this circular he draws
attention 10 the generosity u tho act Of the cath Novem
her which he ssys prepares the country for tho peace
NJ exercise q liberties whose development the popuac
throne q the Nspceons s bound 70 pro,cct coo' pe.
AMY nerds tho prefccts 70 neecc' A9th * ic
q n.,,ietn the Vork 81 fcf0ucti.nh part.t.s
cam 'srssny = reported :" " nf@ "a A&r.3
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|witxerIansl

On the It'll inst the elections to the Federal Council
took place and all the former members elected
NJ Kunsel was chosen President and M Staempni Vice
Presidert.
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ton or the Corps Legila and Count Morny against It.
The Official journals less positive contradict
ng the Of dissolution. One OF the liberal jour
na thinks would be better to postpone the dissolution
until it Is seen whether the nstitutons work
Tho formation If Fourth battalion, which Ii in for
ward state will add 10 900 men 10 the French army
NJ poinsot, President OF OF the chambers OF the
Imperial Court Of Paris, has been assnaei The fol
lowing the particulars Of the dcedlhe deceased
was first class passenger by the night train from rroyos
to Paris aud starting the only person in the com
partmen The murderer IL supposed TO have entered
another station and to have got out at some station
near Paris The murder not discovered until the
train arrived al the Paris terminus Ponsot had been
stabbed TO the heart and robbed OF his purse and watch
Austria.
u Is reported that at Cabinet council at Vienna on
the Goth ut proposition for putting all Hungary under
martial law seriously discussed.
Excitement in Hungary was spreading, and report
current that Hungarian committee at Milan intend
make offer OF the OF Hungary to Prince Napo
leon.
The programme drawn up by Baron Schmerlng for the
interior Developments Of Austria had been agreed 70 BY
the government and II consequently stated that the
Baron had was about TO enter the Cabinet super
seding Count Goluchowsk AZ Minister OF State
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IINFSFVvfl DoCl S-Nvou-
Cotton The Brokers Circular says Tho ady,cca re-
ccived on Monday Of the heavy money pressure In he
United Stes caused great duincss here and the demand
for several days very limited. Although there was
70 freely supplied that decline IN nearly all classes OF
American Of Nd. pr u. w3 Submitted to- other de.
scrptsoas Of cotton dull and generally rather easier
lacrs took go and exporters 90 bales Yesterday
Triday) the business was Estimated 81 about 1000 bac
including 100 on speculation and for export, the market
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Bvssr-rryvs -Messrs Richardson, Spence Co, wake
eid Nash Co, Bgland, Athys o., report heavy Inn
Tcrt which have attracted hnyers snd led 70 more busi
a.s- 10. slers-~ u nr demand and OIL. Is.
A.sIst -. ~. 81, aF, NN ~ a.lW " s,@ 3'9sa
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The Bremen arrived at Southampton tho 6th and the
Kangaroo and North American reached Liverpool the
morning Of the Tth inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-02
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.

r .ho Senate on Wednesday, bills were
aartsd to incorporate the Central Agricul-
leP si Society of Virginia, and to incorporate
W.. .ua VIRGINIA and Maryland Railroad Com,
pany. 3o,,oa 80 az ostb
Fsbruary, by the House, extending the SEES
s;on to Tuesday, March 18th, was called up
md agreed to by vote of SO to D..
Mr. Lynch presented memorial OF the
p,.mer's Assembly of the State Agricultur-
i Society, asking that officers be appoint
% "a take the agricultural statistics OF the
State. ,e.L
ion of the act passed the It'll day OF May,
,eso entitled IAN act to amend the charter
e alexandria, was called up by Mr.. Thorn
as, of F., and passed.
House bill changing the time OF holding
the courts in the fourteenth judicial Circuit;
Loo House bill changing the time of holding
.ha courts in the fifteenth judicial Circuit
was called up. These two bills were report
"a nv Mr.. Thomas of f.. from the Commit
zoo of Courts, with amendments, which were
agreed to, and the bills passed.
The general appropriation bill being cal
lad no by Mr.. Brannon, the blank fixing
The yearly salary of the Adjutant General,
was filled with the sum of 81 500, when the
hill was ordered to be engrossed
The bill to Increase the capital stock OF
the Raleigh aud North Carolina Turnpike
Road by three-fifths Of So, 600 on the part OF
the State, being on its passage, was lost Tor
want of constitutional majority, receiving
q votes for, to 5 against.
The bill for the relief Of the Roanoke Val
lev Railroad was called up, Ii releases the
interest in the stock held in the road by the
State. as soon as connection shall have
hseo made with the Richmond AID Danville
Road. by road from GAINESVILLE. and re.
;ected by the Senate-ayes, ii, noes H.
The vote being reconsidered, the bill was
laid on the table.
la the House of Delegates bill was report
ed; incorporating Oak Grove Division, No
T. Sons Of Temperance.
The Speaker appointed Messrs. Tomlin
Hopkins, Caperton, Duckwall, Barbour
Hunter. Mckenzie, Rives, and Miller o
Shenandoah county, Mckinney, McGehet
and Davis, special committee to bring II
bill to make the States interest IN interna
Improvement companies more productive, by
establishing such rate of charges for trave
and freight over their respective routes, a'
shall insure remuneratiye rates.
A bill was passed to amend chapter 81
sections IL, IL, H. 10 and Ii of the Code o
Virginia (pilot law
The bill authorizing the construction of a
Railroad across the Pan, Handle, and t.
bridge the Ohio at Steubenyille and Wheel
Ing, passed the House. At the night SEES
sion it elected a long and interesting de-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-02
DIED.

1t is with deep regret that we are called upon
70 record the DEATH in the Island CT Barbados in
the SD year of his age, on the lst ultlmo, OF
FRANCIS A. MARBURY, an esteemed citizen
Of this town.
Mr. NJ. sailed from this port in November last,
hoping TO recover his health under the influence OF
the genial climate of the West Indies. ProYi-
dence has however mysteriously decreed other
wise. and we are panied to record his death. We
trust however that he has been removed from his
suffering to another and better world.
On Thursday, the lst instant. In Washington
CITY. Mas. REBECCA W., widow of the late
Charles Koones of this city, in the 6Oth year Of
her age Rsy- The friends and acqusintances OF
tho family are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral, this Friday afternoon, at o'clock, from
St Paul's Church.
At his residence near Brandywine, in Prince
Georges county, Nd, Thursday week, Mr..
JESSE GARNER, in the SD year of his age. =
The deceased was an old and upright citizen, and
has always been regarded by his neighbois as the
noblest work of God-''an honest man"
On Monday, the Goth February, 1860, at the
residence of his brother, Col. Thomas Brown, IN
Westmoreland county, Va, after painful III
ness Of nearly two years duration, ARTHUR
BROWN, aged "a years.
Rev. JOHN BARKER, d. D., whose sudden
death at Meadyile, Pa, has been announced by
telegraph, was formerly Vice President and Pro-
lessor in Transylvania (Ky.) University, and for
the past twelve or thirteen years President OF
Allegheny College, PA. Although comparatively
ayoung man. he had become distinguished for his
scholastic attainments
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-02
Additional News from Europe.

IoyDoN. Feb. Il-Prince Alexander Won
Hesse il going to ST Petersburg o. special
mission t. the Emperor Alexander.
The Vienna correspondent 81 the London
Times reports that Austria is about t. make
another attempt t. bring about coalition
between Russia, Prussia and herself.
Orders were sent from Paris by telegraph
To the projects and sub-preIects il all the
departments, to inttriict the publication Of
the last letter Of the Bishop Of Orleans, a
very lad effects On the public mind were an.
tcipated.
The Paris correspondent # the London
Times says that orders were given On Thurs
day morning to the newspapers not 70 alluda
any more to the annexation Of Savoy T.
France, but In the afternoon counter orders
were given, and the papers we're instructed
Ia write ii up az before
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-03-02
nv mAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER EDINBURG.

New YORK. March, 1.-The steamship
Edinburg from Liverpool on the 10th ut,
arrived here this afternoon.
Ii is reported in England that the Conser-
NATIVES in the House of Commons have re-
solved TO actively oppose Mr.. Gladstone ;
budget.
Spain refuses to negotiate treaty q peace
with Morocco till Tangiers is taken. She
is actively preparing to invest It.
The Italian question is unchanged
Neapolitan affairs are said to be threaten
ing, and there is rumor Of conspiracy
in the French army.
1t i said Austria's objections 70 England's
proposals on the Italian question, have reach
ed Paris.
Lord Elgin was about to proceed to China
on mission II peace.
Vienna adyices say, France has requested
the Pope to make proposals for = settlement
Of the Italian question Of the Romagna,-
Strong sentiments OF opposition y an annex
alton to Savoy, have been expressed 70 Par
lament.
MARKETS. Cotton quiet and steady, sales ~
the threeIlays $1,000 bales prices generally IN
changed
Flour firm and quiet Al 23@2S5s, Wheat firm
and slightly higher
Corn advanced 81. to Is; yellow $50 553s.
Beef quiet Pork steady. Sugar firm. Cotteo
quiet Naval stores unchanged. Rice steady
Consols gi9M9i4.