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NOTICE

l. hereby given 10 The Cononer, the Justices
of The Peace. and Constables of the sand coun-
~ of Monroe, that they be then and there
ready With their rolls, records iEqnisltlors,
examlnii lions and other remembrances to do
those things which their Offices are appertai-
uip,, and also that those VI ho are bound by
rcoornz nces to prosecute and give evidence
against the prisoners that are or shall De IN
lhe iaii If the said county of Monroe, or a
gainst persons who stand charged with the
commission of offences TO be then and there
to prosccnie or testify as shall be just.
CCiaA save the Cummonwealth.)
AELCHOlR BOSSARD, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Oihce SlrouGsbarg,
Japv.ry 10 1860.
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5000 to $500 Wanted

For one year. for which 8 per cent. inter-
est will be paid, and secured by personal
property and real estate. Any one hsV-
ing the above SUN or part OF 1t, to loanr
can find out full particulars by calling as
this office. Nov. "a, ieo9.
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NEW
Exnress Advancement.

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MOVING NORTH.
Passengers from New York, leave

p.,so,oors f-o,, Now Vork leoyo
piar No . North River at 7.3O m
From Phila. leave Walnut st.
W. WHIT FAR e.oo &c
Lave Junction. lilo
Dine at WASHINGTON 1I.2S
Pr,doov;IIe 1o.O1 n m
Hone (pbiia conpec,ion, I0.O5 8.
DeIaware * min dinner 300 g
Colu,nbia I9.14 1"
Wafer Gan. 1.OI
Stroudsburg. Els
Tobvbanna 1.45 .s
Moscow. 3:I9 &"
Scranton. 4:O5 {.
Abingdon 4:42 {"
FactorvviIIe 4.5e "
Nicholson 5:I9
Hopbottom 5.42
Nontrose. goa
New Milford 6:22
Great Bend, GAO
Connectjng Al Great Bend with
Night Express west, at l:45 a. m.
Accommodation Train leaves
Scranton for Great Bend at 1895 a. m.
FactoviIle ll:55
Nicholson 1895 y. IN.
Mon,rose LOB !"
Arrive at Great Bend, $50 D. m.
Connecting with the Dunkirk Ex-
press West. at $3.50
And Accommodation Train west, at 5:33
Returning. leaves Great Bend, $40 p. m
Montrose 4:05
Nicholson Sis
FactolyyiIe 5:55
Due at Scranton, 7:I5
Scranton until after the arrival of the Morn.
ing Train ON the Lackawanna g. Blooms.
burg r. r. thus giving Passengers from the
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Persons Wanting Change OF
climate for health. See advertisement OF
Hammonion Lands, in another column.
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Delaware, LackaWanna & Western
RAIL ROAD.

0SF On and after Thursday, December
l, 1859, trains will be run as follows:
Express Passenger 'EraiIsS.
MOVING SOUTH
The night Express Train east on n. Y. &
Erie Railroad arrives at Great Bend al 3:2S
A. a., and connects with the Express Train
leaving Great Bend for New York and Phil
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-05-03

lnoor Jest then mafru, who'd been br1shn
-one airly peas 10 the garden, cum lew the door
with sum vi the brush IN her nand. When s.r
seen whata d'tnot0n pickle we was al ~ her
dnd y ria q feet tell yer. was OIL top aud
got up iusl; aud then Gabc, he scrambled out.
He looked when he r,z ur, ,ik dredgin mashceu
Ia New York slip. Patience ria up next and
VIII mpered eout:
There, ms'sm, there's the dish Of hash for
dinner that @ ibe has cooked for yer
Gabe slid for the door like telegraph dis
patch, hut tho old womaD wa' tew quick Tor
him. She laid the brush over his shoulders aud
face clear tew the gate, yellin' at every blow:
80 it's yeou, is il, ycou dirty, lazy. greed,
onlnsnnerIy, lorin, skulkio' whepl Take thal
an that, an never chow your fac. hrro again'
Gube never stopped ill he run tew miles hun
and never cum back. Arter that Patience aud
! had pooty thick Times, and | shouldn't won.
der ef we litchei h1r,es one OF tn 81 days n.
easy as ishbors alta logging be, and travel TO
geher Tor life. ....,...
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The Shylock who with head erect with
honest people minglrs. should cease to shave
his fellow men and go to Shawn shingles The
lawyer would be better off. his conscience fsr
less plant, who owned little farm in Zee. and
made that farm his client. We have some
doctors IN oTr midst, whose talents they should
use. by practicIns the healig arts--healng boots
and shoes. Our villag bales who haunt about
in silks aud gnudv dresses, displaying grace OF
action wi h raven hair aud tresses, should learn
to swing broom stick as well as ample skirts
IN in lieu OF promenadns, be menling dad.
dys shirts.
The Minister. whose sag advice useful
moral teaches. should mind AMI "watch as well
as pray" anl practice what he breaches The
world should have its docket called, and slug.
garIs all delaulted. and thos, should be the up.
perten whom labor hath exalted
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Rough Description OF Minnesota.

An attorney in Minnesots, who had received
from another State an account Tor collection,
inter acknowledging the receipt Of the letter o.
instructions, replied rs follows:
Now, ! am perfectly nstonlshcd at you fof
sending claim out here for collection, in these
times. Yum might rs well cast your net into
the "L1kc Of Fire aud Birthstone "expocting to
catch u sunG,h or into the crlebrutrd Stygiat
pool to catch pickIcd front MS 10 try to collect
money here. Money havep faint rrcoIlccl lion
OF having seen IL when WIS a small boy ]
believe II was gi'en m" by my uncle TO buy
candy with. (The candy | do rcmcmber) But
II has been so long since have seen any, that
! almost forget whether gold is made of corn or
mustard, or silver Of white onions up fsh scales.
Why, sir. wo live withC ut money You're be-
hind the times. II is a relic OF bnrbarism--o
ages pnst We live by eating. sir, we do. Hoot,
ran the millennium Is coming, the year OF ju-
bIec has come, aud oil debts are paid here as
much as they will b., unless you take produce -
The word money is not in our vocabulary i'm
the latest Webster (rcvised for this meridian) it
is marked obsolete. formerly q coin rtpresen-
ting money, and used as medium Of commerce.
A lew small pieces can be seen in our Historical
SocirtyS collection, where they ure exhibited
Ms curoslics along with the skelou Of the
" mas.odon' Nonh's old boots, and Adams
apple.
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What Everybody Wants!
Evcrybody's Lawyer
AND
COUNSELLOR IN BUSINESS,
BY Frank Crosby,

by Frank Crosby,
OF THE PHILApELPHIA BAR.
II tolls vnn How to draw up Partnership Pa
~ ooiAS ; "" pers and gives general forms for
Agreements of all kinds Bills OF
Sale, Leases and Petitions.
r. tnlIu wan How to draw up Bonds and Mort
~ VS'io J v" Cages, AMlavts, Powers of At
. torney, Notes and Bills of EN-
change, Receipts and Releases.
r. toIle x,o,, The Laws for tho Collection OF
wa" v" Debts, with the Statutes of Limi.
tation, aud amount and kind OF
Property exempt IRON execution
In every State.
II tolls yo,, How to make Assignments proper
~ '0A" v" ly, with forms for Composition
with Creditors, aud the lnsolvent
Laws of every State.
r. tolls ynu The Legal Relations existing be.
' tween Guardian aud Ward, Mas
terand Apprentice, and Landlord
aud Tenant
n falls xyou What constitutes Libel and Sian
~ '0AA' "" der aud the law as to Marriage
Dover the Wife's Right in Prop.
erty, Divorce aud A imony
n tallc vOu The law for Mechanics Liens in
-" NN'AS y W. every State, and the NatnraIiza.
ion Laws of this country and how
20 comply with the same.
r. tolls vou THETA concerning pensions, and
how TO obtain one, aud the Pre-.
empton Laws TO Public Lands.
II tallc you The Law of Patents, with mode of
Vo' v" procedure In ohtnining one, with
lnterierenees. Assignments, and
Table of Fees, .,
1t tells you %asS yS% ap " SG%
the law and the requirements in
every State,
1t tells you The %sI%s .os of LnT Ts'%' in
the be gislative executive and Ju.
dicial Powers of both the General
and State Governments.
1t tells you How 10 Keep out of tw by show
ly, thus saviGg a vast amount Of
property and veNatious litigation,
by its tiCuely consultation.
Single copeswill be sent by mail postage paid, 70
Every Farmer, Every Mechanic, Every Man Of Bnsi-
ness. and Eyeryhody,in Every State, ON receipt Of
81 90, or inlaw ssyle OF binding for $l,25. .,.
$1,000 A YEAR SS' Ss eSsT"si. Ss %'a.
sing neo everywhere, inselling the above work, as
our Inducements 10 all such are very liberal
For single copies OF the Book. or for terms TO
agents, apply Ia or address. ..
JOHN T., POTTER, Publisher,
Deo lh,'Ss an SSnsoWrs a.. Philadcl nhiu.P a
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HOMESTEAD FARM FOR SALE.

CAlD farm is situated in Liberty twp, tha Rid ge
- Road one half mile westof the Perrysburg and
Fmdlay Turnpike and miles from Taylortown on
the u, Il NJ, Railroad. IL contains l30 acres-40 in
timber and 30 IN thorough state eofeultyation-di-
vded into lots all of which nel0sed by stake and
rider fences in good condition. The Farm is provi
ded with comfortable Buildings abundant supply Of
water aud first rate orchard stocked with the best
varieties of fruitin full bearing The situation is
pleasant. healthy. in a good neighborhood and in
close proximity 20 schools and churches and taken
altogether il is ofthe most desirable
the County. The subscriber being about to engage
in other business, will sell reasonable terms II APP
Piled 10 soon. J,BLOoH.
rettaRe, Weed es,, o., Dee, s, ts5?--5ltk
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What Everybody Wants!
THE FAMILY DOCTOR f!

CONTAINING
SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OBTAINED, FOR
THE CURE OF DlSEA l. IN ALL FORMS
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Guardian sale,

HWWIUIWH NHIBs
In pursuance OF an order of the Probate Court q
Wood county, Ohio, made on the 2lst day of March
\. ID. 1850, in the ofGeorge Huffman. gunrdi.
an Of John q. Huffman. Bar bnrn Huffman, Christine
Huffman, Margaret huffman and Mary Huffman
against his wards. the undersigned will, on the
9th day of May. A. ID. 1860 (Saturday)
Mt O'clock at he door of the court house, in Per
rysbirg. Voot county Ohio, offer for sale AZ pub.
lie sale the following described real estate. situate
in Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, to wit: Out lot
number one hundrod and siSty-nino (160) In said
town. Terms Of sale, cash.
GEO. HUFFMAN. Guardian.
+ Il d. X. Hollenbeck, ntpys.
April 3, lSGO--ISw5$2 so
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Notica
Is hereby given that the undersigned has been du,
ly appointed and qualified adninistratriI OF the es.
tate OFF, X, Lusher. late of Wood CO.. deceased.
Apr fS~alwj~ MINERVA LUSAER.
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Attachment Notice.
John Nanblarcum, plaintiff against Austin Rodgers
defendant.
Before John Oshun. J 7. Of Liberty twp.
On the Sist day Of Marca. 1850 said justice issued
an order OF attachment In the above action for the
sum OF ninety four dollars and 6fty.two cents,
LiUsrg. April 5, leeoA-iswS'
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ROT. HENRY y. TAYLOR, NJ. ID

IT, tells Won How to attend upon the sick. and
how to cook for them; how to pre-.
pare drinks,p0ultices &c and how
to guard against Infection from
Contagious Diseases.
r. talIa uou OF the variOgs diseases OF CHI ildren
~ NS-' - aud gives tho best and sim plesi
mode of treatment during teeth.
ing, commissions, vaccination,
whoopng cough measles &c.
II tolls Vnu The symptoms OF Group, cholera
infantum, collie dinrrhma, worms,
scaled head, ringworm, chicken
pox, Nc, and gives the best rene.
dies for their cure
IT. falls Won The symptoms of Fever and Agu u,
end bilious, yellow, typhus, scar.
let aud other fevcrs, and gives you
the best remedies for their cure.
II tolls you The symptoms of Influenza, con-
sumption, dyspepsia, asthma, drop.
sy g0ut, rheumatism, lumbago,
crysipcas Sc, and gives him the
best remedies for their cure.
r. tells Won The symptoms of cholera morbus.
malignant cholera, small pox. dys-
cntcry,cramp, diseases nf the hlad
der kidncysand liver and the best
remedies for their cure.
r. tells Won The symptoms of pleurisy, mumps
neuralgia apopleSy, paralysis the
various diseases of the throat, teeth,
throat. ear and eye, and the best
remedies for their cure.
! II tolls you The symptoms of epilepsy, jam
~ '"''' v" dice, piles rupture, diseases OF the
heart, hemNrrh1ge, veneral dis
eases AMI hylrophohia, and give,
! the best remedies Tor their cure.
tells you rSS "". r%n
! tions, sprains lookil lw, fever sores
white swellings, ulcers, whitl0ws
| bolts, ,scuryey burns, aud scrofula
! H. tolls Vnu or the various diseases of women
~ 'S OF child birth, aud of meustrua
| tion; whites, barrrenness, 80, sc.
| aud gives the best aud simples
| remedies for their cure.
! The works. written in plain, simple language FIRE,
| from medical terms, so as TO he easily understood
while its simpe receipts may soon save You many
times the cost o, the book, IL is printed in clea
and open type. is illustrated with appropriate engra
wings and will be forwarded 20 your address, neatl,
bound aud postage paid, on receipt of $500.
ST, 900 A YEAR Sg SS" s",e1psi Ss %aa
sing den everywhere, in selling the above work, a
ouTinduc emcnts 20 such are very liberal,
For single copies of the book or for terms to agents
with other information, apply to or address,
JOHN T.. POTTER, Publisher.
Dec Us 80, 6li SAMSON -st, Philaj elphia, Pa
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SHERIEF'S SALE

John Il. Apgar vs VIM. Cory.
BY virtue of an execution TO me delivered from the
court Of common pleas Of Wood county, Ohio in the
above entitled cause, shall offer for sale the door
of the court house, in Pcrrysburg, in said county
Thursday, the lst day Of May, 1860,
betweeA the hours of and 2 o'clock 7. NJ. of said
day, the following described lands and tenements to
wit: The north wost quarter of the northwest Or
of section 25, township three north. of range cast
in Wood county, o., containing 40 acres of lam
J. z. Price atty. G. W. NORTON, sheriff
March 20 1860 47w5S2 80
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| alIthel leading branches Sofninuhcturingt indus
cry tue great practical superiority OF singers
SOWING Machinesis atact established beyond dispute
NO tailor. shoe manufacturer clothier seamstress,
uressmaker .5adder, carriage trimmer. ha tmnnufac-
turer, &C., Nc. can afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars Year
'sphy fhir average of the actual prof he use
OF each oneof these Machines and for confirmation
OF 'nstruh, wercfert to any one OF the thousands OF
persons who hem They adapted to every sort
OF work tine upon silk, cotton, linen and
wooden fabrics. also light and heavy leather They
noycrt taito give entire satisfaction.
To meet the GROWN doma nd for sma allerand more
elegant m lChne for private household purpOs' we
hayelustproduced and are ready to received srs for
Singers New Family Sewing Mr .,ine,
Whch'sthe mostcompactand beautiful I,wing Ma
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any other Sewing Machine oferedtor family pur.
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Itis not suhjec tn bjecton Of using twice too
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Grover Baker; nor is it confined in its operation
To few thin fabrics lableto get out ofo der and
fitted use lax thread ikethe Wheeler Wilson Ma.
chine; but is amply sufficient to perform III kinds of
family sewing.
Priceof Family Machine with iron table complete
Tor use, 500. The larger standard machines from
$l25to 5000 Sendfor |. VI. Singer T. Co.'S Gazette,
a beautiful pictorial paper. devot, to Sewing Ma
chimes andc obtaining list of prices and all otherin-
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BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany. Baltimore, st. .Lonis,
Providence, ,Gloyersvlle, Cincinnati, New Orleans,
New Haven Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France,
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Local agents wanted,
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son. Maumec.
April 18th, 1883.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-28
From Mexico.

New ORLEANS March 6-The prize steam.
ers Miramon and Marquise, and sloop of-war
Preble, are anchored opposite the city The
Preble brings l20 prisoners, among whom are
Commodore Marin and his two sons. The
prize steamers bring go prisoners. The prs-
oners from the Marquse were taken to the
parish prison by the U. S. Marshal. Their
trial has been postponed.
The Mexican mails of the 18th by schooner
Virginia Antoinette are to hand. The militia
ry conference agreed upon the terms of an ar
mlstlce, but the Juarez government disapprov-
ed OF them because they did not sufficiently
guarantee the constitution of 1857, which is the
cardinal principle Of said government. After
three meetings the conference was dissolved.
The garrison reopened fire on the morning of
the 10th, which was quickly returned from
Mlramon's batteries, two shells bursting in the
palace. The French fleet was constantly com
munlcating with Miramon, contrary to Jua-
rez's orders.
Companies of rangers and federal cavalry
crossed the Rio Grande into Mexico on the
10th in search Of Cortinas, who had approach
ed the frontier. The troops took 80 prisoners
VINO claimed to belong TO the national guard.
The next morning the Mexican troops an
peared and claimed the prisoners, when it was
ascertained that these forces had been watch
ing the Americans, and that Cortinas had been
with them, but escaped at the first alarm.
our troops remain encamped ON the Mexican
side, above Brownsville, determined to cap.
ture Cortinas F
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-28
Political Meetings, PROFESSIONS, Speeches, and
Excitement at Hartfnrd

IA DESPATCH FROM THE DEMoCRATS.l
HARTFORD, March 27-The city is alive
tonight with masses Of men, torchIight pro-
cessions and ali immense array of women, to
witness the movements of political parties in
this exciting election. The democratic camp
was filed by 5000 men to listen to Mayor
Wood. Enough more rallied outside, around
the bontires, to make large mass meeting
Woods speech was practical, and was received
with immense applause. The democratic
torchlight procession was immense, and rock.
cts were thrown up along the line of march,
The republicans dedicated their camp, and
ran extra trains from various quarters bring.
ing in large numbers. Tom Corwin addressed
them Their torchlight procession was also
very long, with rockets, &c. The political
excitement seems to be at the highest pitch.
IA DISPATCH FROM THE CoURANTl
HARTFORD, March 27.-The republicans
dedicated their camp, tonight. Delegates
were present from all parts Of the state. Over
3OOO came on special trains. Mr.. Corwin and
Senator Wilson spoke. Afterwards, torch
light procession was formed, which numbered
at least 5000. 1t was the largest political gath
ering which has been held in this city since
the Harrison campaign. The republicans are
greatly encouraged at the immense gathering.
The whole city is alive with excitement The
democrats had a meeting this evening, Mayor
Wood speaking, after which they had torch
light procession of over 1000 The excite
ment in view of the election next Monday, is
greater than ever known in this state, both
parties doing their best. The indications are
that the republicans will carry the state by an
increased majority over last year. The re-
publicans are working quietly but efficiently
and with determination to come out of the
fight victorious.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-28

TUESDAY, March 27.-In the Senate, the
judiciary committee reported bill providing
that any person who shall wilfully send to the
publishers of any newspaper, for the purpose
of publication, a fraudulent notice of the birth
OF a child, or of the marriage of any parties,
or the death of any person, shall, upon convic-
ton, be punished by fine not exceeding $780,
The veto message of his Excellency was spe-
cially assigned for consideration to Wednesday
afternoon, at o'clock On Mr. Parkers mo-
ton, the use of the Senate chamber was grant
ed on Tuesday evening to the societies petit
tioning for reservation of the Back Bay lands
for scientific and other objects
On and after to-day, speeches in the House
are to be limited to ten minutes. The COM
mittee on finance reported that the act to en-
courage collegiate education for females ought
not to pass. The report leave to withdraw,
on the several petitions for a law against slave
hunting, was accepted. The bill to incorpor-
ate the Boston Railroad company was debated
at length and passed to third reading-108
to 53. The report on the bribery case was
taken up. Mr.. Charles Hale opposed it, Mr.
Wentworth defended it. Mr. Hale offered a
resolve and order The resolve is to the effect
that it has been proved to the satisfaction of
the House that sum of money was sent to a
member of the Legislature with the intention
of influencing his action thereby, and no salts
factory explanation had been offered by Mr..
Hubbard, the person from whom the bribe
came. The order provides that the 500 note
be placed in the Provident Savings Institution,
subject 10 the order Of the Speaker of the
House, there to lie till it should he claimed by
some person who should satisfactorily assert
his claim
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-28

ASHES ASHES unchanged sales small; pot 1925; pearl Sc
for mddling uplands. " "
Receipts 6S5l bbls sales $500 bbls State and
western dull and very heavy; superine State SIS G
g. s523 o extra State $525 $40; round hoop Ohio $50
@ 6lO; superhne Western S5 Is a 525; common 10
good extra western $3.50 $685. southern heavy; sales
ZVVO Dds mixed to good s5S5 a 620 fancy anu extra
500 g SO Canada dull and declining; 400 bbls extra
at S5,35 q 100.
GkAl N-Wheat dull and heavy, with only a limited
milling demand Com firmer with more export demand
ssies $1,000 bush mixed western 70 q 7c; white II a
to3c; yellow u @ Tic. Oats dull and heavy; southern
and Jersey " g 4lc; Northern and Yves ein 425 a 4lc
PRoIlSlONS1Beef quiet; sales All bbls; country
mess 50 g S5,5O prime S4 a $3.50; repacked Chicago
s. g slO,!5; prime mes SIG q 49, Pork quiet but
nrn sales 1900 bbls including 1000 bbls mess buy
ers option May and June at sS Sl725 forod sis
lor new; prime Sl231 @ Sl275 tor old l425 for new:
western prime mess Sl6 Cut meats quiet: sales l25
PHgs; shoulders 3 7le hams % 93c Bacon quiet
Lara dni sales 40 bbs; 400 kegs at III; bbls log a
llsc Butter unchanged Whiskey dull; sales l5O IbIs
at ?!sc ee sc lower; sales $50 ties at 80 % 48c Sugars
qu; sales 23O hhds New Orleans ~ a 1sc 6v auction:
6Mduscoyado 700 hhds at Ct % 7sc Coffee firm: Rio
29g bass at 3fc; Jamaica 200 bags l3c st Domingo
i0OO bags at &c. MOlasses firm and prime scarce; Or
Lean, 200 bbs at 473 49c Porto Rico 40 hhds at 80