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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15
Boston s ntm furR ADVERTISEMENTS.

Boston y 1lfm tlurR ADVERTISEMENTS.
GPRlNG TRADE NOTICE. 49, 500. --
- IMPORTANT to an Dealers in every Town and
City that purchase
FANCY GOODS. TOYS, AND YANKEE
NOTIONS, CHEAP.
VIII find IL Tor their advantage to call and examine the
most extensive and nY r % greatest variety or Fanny
ARTICLES ever exhibited n any one store in the Unit.
ed States. Also, Leather Bags Willow Baskets, Crock
cry TOYS, &c., &c.
G L. waite's superior Cooking and Flavorng lx-
tracts.
Bsbbtts soaps-Crcams.
THE BOSTON CHEMICAL SOAP POWDER -
One paper making gallon Son Soap n three mipu-
tcs. Aunc genuine uuloss manufactured by G. H. Watt
DC having paid the inventory Isaac Babbtt for the right
aud receipts, six thousand dollars
HOLDEN, CUTTER g. CO.,
IMPORTERS r,Ncy GOODS AyD rows, AND COMMISSION
MrNCuANrs
lO7, m, ll3 Csagres, and 80 d sc Federal
Streets Boston, Mass.
Agents ION Stulcr.ou formerly Of SaudcrsOn Laucr-
gan's SAFETY SUPERIOR FIRE WORKS that has
given such universal .ui faction on Boston Common
and throughout c Sow Euglud States for the past ton
years. laithout che slightest accidcutl Having given
charging over five hundred aerial shells and bouquets
from -a tpr1t cdl muriars in loss than thirty minutes,
s guarantee thathrso fire works flf superior 90 ai
others Mr.. SaudorsIu being the oldest and Boy nr the
best pyfHtechuiral chemist boz Che United States aud ale
vaysusiur tic very best chemicals Every article 300
constantly ou hand at loss prices Displays furnished at
short notice.
1910 O,p0o rorpcdaes and Pulling Crackers. fndi,
Crackers, Gold Chop. g2iuIyi
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-15
Boston & nem lork advertisements.
DR. Q. II. sHOLEs. ECLECrIC IN.

mr.. G. II. SHOLES, ECLECTIC IN
~ PRIMARY, ~ Court Street, Boston, Mass
Having given my undivided attention for the last ff-
years. 70 the treatment Of the genfo urinary organs
md having had large practice in this speciality, claim
the best possible advantages Tor treatment the world has
yet discovered.
have been advised by many Of our best medical men
to advertise my remedies Tor The people generally, from
the fact Naf those wh0 most need my services dare not ask
"a friend rhere 10 dfcrt them.
TO THE GMrOTRNr AND DEBiLiTATED.
spormaiorrhna, Seminal Weakness, divide into
three stagcs.-
lst. Nightly Emissions which my Eclectic Life Drops
will cure iu a very short time, without failure.
a. Daily Discharges. There are more eases ~ this
than the world is aware Of Some Of tho symptoms
high colorcd aud scanty excavations from the bladder,
with smarting sensation attending IT, sometimes with
iurbid sediment and no othcrsa mlk-whtc appearance.
have Analysed many specimens Of this natnrc and IN
all cases have found traces VI Semen and Albumen,
which IS a. sure % produce death Consumption unless
IL Is checked by medical trcatncnt.
LOOK TO YOUR CASE ~ TIME.
3d. loss Of Muscular Power Such cases may be cur
ed By similar means n the patient be in otherwise toera
bile health
Best French Preventative at low prices.
See my advertisement BOO the Boston Herald, and YOU
can learn % more fall description Of such cases.
Address q. II SllOLES, VI, D., ~ Court St., Boston.
Boston. May % 1850. 08i0
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LrNAR MIXTURE.

lhayc prepared Medicine Tor the purpose Of rcgulat
ing the MI1hy Sickness which have used for the last
ten years with the uuhounded success The follow
ing rcaomu cndatou is sufficient
"Its uniform success, even Zoo extreme cases. Is
tonshug as il is satisfactory journal Of An. Med
Science.
tha,c hundreds Of private Of the hap
py results but f obvious reasons cannot place them
before the public.
II is the very best thing known for the purpose and in
OF obstruction. after al other have failed,
will produce the desired effect cure Is guaranteed IN
all cases. the price win be- refunded. Purely vcgcta-
be- and perfectly safe 40 a times.
CAUIlON.-Ncver purchase any medicine " this
Of any one, f lch about the country for pts and
Doors deserving OF no confidence whatever
Experienced nurses and pleasant for those who
wish 10 remain under my care.
Address Dr. c. II SHOLES l27 Court St, Boston.
Boston, May p, 1850 0S40
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BANK NOTE LIST.
CORRECTED BY NCklM Il Co.,
BANK ERS AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE
REVIEW OF THE
BALTIMORE r. FITS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUGUST "a
ALCOHOL.-We have heard of sales of Alcohol this
week, but we quote it steady and firm 42G43 cts per
gallon for 95 per cent.
ALE AND PORTER.--Tennent's Ale is still selling at
S75 for XIX Scotch and 81 65 for pale India in pns and
we quote Tennents Brown Stout in pints at 81 60 per
dozen.
ASHES.-We quote Ashes this week at s5 12k for Pot
and $3.50 100 lbs for Pearl but there nothing doing
in them here.
BARK.-Quercitron Bark continues in good demand for
export and note sales this some 500 to OOO
bags at from S19 to % per ton, in quality. 1t closes
day steady at these figures
observation-disclosures is steady at 35CG36 cts per h.
but we hear of no sales of moment
BREAD-Bread is unchanged in price, and we still
quote it at \ cts for Navy, cts for Pilot cts per
lb for Water Crackers, less the usual discount
BRlMSTONE.-We quote crude Birthstone nominal at
expected here immediately
COFFEE.-Ihere has been comparatively little demand
this week for Coffee and the market for has through
out it been rather heavy The stock here has been
y increased within the last week two, and it
about "a 900 bags which is larger supply than there
has been here time for months past, but
the holders nevertheless generally pretty
views, and of them seem Opposed to make any
eessons of moment in order to effect sales. Buyers
are however holding off in the anticipation of decline
sales this week. all of which have been i'll small lots
a. ABOUT 500 bags Rio at from IA to Is cts. the
M s suIe peihg paid however for only 100 bags. Rio
may % % 70 gay as ranging from IA to 154 CTS for
ia M agravra Go Saya at I6h@17H cts per lb There
OF BOY bags Ro per ship Banshee e3 bap lava from
Rotterdam, and 500 pockets do from Ros,"a '"'"
COTToN-There has been a pretty fa;r demand this
ouI II Is eonnned TO the wants Of our own manufac
turers me sales amount TO about 900 bales
good mddling Upland and Gulf at from Sp1H1nM "
six months. On grades below middline US
vanced cent, and on middng and grades ah nave au'
per 1b, and we now quote: 'e y Co.
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Nel cdIHHSs'''' Sl3
The Philadelphia keller, Of to day. saws:

But little done in stocks yesterday; the market
however, continues firm for everything of "A reliable
character. Sales made at the following prices -
City 6s, old, l0l4 Schuylkill Navigation 6s of 1882
75h North Pennsylvania Railroad 6s 73s and the los
at l03 Harrisburg Railroad shares sold up to 81 and
Norristown Railroad at SOY , each Il better Reading
improved a and closed firm. Delaware Division was <
lower, with sales at 4S4. We note sale of 900 shares
Schuylkil Navigation preferred between Boards at "a
an advance of 200 shares Chestnut and Walnut Street
Passenger Railway sold at 30H, falling off of 81 per
share Green and Coates also L down. In loans
and mercantile paper the market continues without
Change, at rates current for the last week two
The Cincinnati Gazette, under date Tuesday even
ing, says:
The market for Provisions is very firm and it is i'm
possible to buy less than the asked by holders
$50 hhds Sides sold at II and l34 cts. the
clear and 160 do Shoulders at 9kG9A cts the former
rate for lot which has been packed since last June
Pork Is held firmly at Sl9520 but heard of sales
demand Sugarc cured Hams have advanced to Is cts
and the supply quite light In the Grocery market there
is no new feature the demand quite moderate and
fined to the current wants of dealers Whiskey is very
firm at 17A cts, with upward tendency in prices
New aXseed is bringing SlI0 Beef Cattle are very
dull and the supply in of the demand The lower
grades are fully % cent below the last
week Hogs dull but not changed in value. Hogs
in demand at $3.50 gross and the supply very light
We find the following in the Louisville Commercial Re.
rielo regarding the growing tobacco crop
Tobacco statistics continue gloomy the highest de
gree from the southern counties of the plant
has been stationary for weeks and IL thought
hardly possible for good weather to bring it into good
condition before frost In consequence of this prices have
advanced from S. TO 500 per hogshead and holders of all
grades are very firm. The stock however held
at the principal depots at home and abroad is very
large, SO that it is not likely chewers snuers and
smokers will suffer, or that prices will ,eacb fsmna
rates. " ~ ~ ~
The Harrisburg Telegraph says counterfeit ves on be
Farmers and Droyers Bank of Waynesburg are aloat
our merchants and business generally shoud caro-
fully examine all notes this other banks at
distance, the country is filled with well executed
counterfeits on nearly all of them Reading paper no.
uces counterfeit five on the Harrisburg Bank which
was attempted TO be "shoved in that city recently
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Later from ETeyien

New ORLEANS, Aug. 24.-An arrival from Tam
plco with advices to the 9th inst, brings S4OO 900
In specie A conducta, with $4,000, 900 in specie,
arrived at Tampico on the I'd inst. The late storm
uld immense damage to shipping on the Mexican
coast The drought had been severe in Northern
Mexico: The country was devastated by civil var
and famine also feared.
Guadalajara was still besieged Miramon was
everywhere surrounded. The Liberals were march
ing on the capital and expected to be there on
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

fUKFIUN.
MAYAGUEz, F. R-Brig EchO-200 bbls. flour 40 do
pork io DO beef X do. tongues, 70l boxes tobacco
hdS do SOl boxes candles, 100 do soap 60 bbs bread
o DO potatoes 80 do onions, GOO bushels oats 35 do
Deans lO cases liquor 200 paper boxes oysters
II Kits salmon so kegs nails brooms 10 do buck
lines. ~ '' ' "i
RIO DE JANEGEo.-Ba,k I'm. IT, Ne,cmqn-3G57 bbls
-'N's''N'' oloo' ppIe.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
MATANZAs.-Schr Geo. j. JoReS.-7O0 boxes sugar
spence Reid 80 hhds molasses, James c. Yates & Co
CnINcHA lsLAsDs.-Barh Sndpdragon.-6lS tons qua
no; Barril Bros. WHY e
ALTAyELA, KEY-Schr. Frederick HoyeE-75 TONS
guano, Patterson Il Murgiondo
COASTWISE.
BosToN.-Schr. Martha Wrightinton-1 ooo bbIs hor
ring, 100 do mackerel, 100 do. alewives order
B0SToN-Schr. ROrbWy.-1 900 bags linseed T & !
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Aug. 23-There is some
little export demand for Flour to-day sales of 500 bbls
Western extra at S660GS6.62H and 500 do good eity
mills do. at $595 per Dbl The trade are buyng moder
aey at from our lowest figures for superne up to
do for extra, and $625G$675 per bbl for extra family
and fancy brands in quality Rye Flour is scarce and
selling in small way at 3.62K per bbl. Pennsylvania
Corn Meal is but little inquired for and held at 81
per Dbl. without sales OF Wheat the receipts and sales
are limited, and the market firm about GOO bus shels
having been disposed of in small lots 81 for prime
pennsylvania and 35 for Delaware red including some
inferior to fair do at 81 GOAL 2S and white at 81 4O
$780, as in quality 700 BUSH prime Kentucky white also
sold at 81. So. Rye is scarce and wanted, and new
is quoted at rs cts which advance Corn is with
out any quotabe change but the market rather rmer
with small sales Of yellow to note 70l cts and 900
bushels Western mixed price kept private Oats
with steady demand sales include 900 bushels
new Southern at 34S5h cts in quality, and 500
bushels heavy do at Sc cts Old Pennsylvania are
held at 40 cs There is good demand for Seeds with
further sales of Timothy 62b per bushe the
latter from store COverseed is wanted at 25G$5
per 6ashe, and very little Offering Whisky continues
prime Ohio, in small way drudge at 2oK cts and hhds
WILMINGTON MARKET, Aug. 2s.-Turpeptne-
Sales this morning of 327 bbs at $3.50 for yellow dip
and 50 for virgin lone fifth being deducted on this grade
Hard taken at half the price for yellow dip Spirits
CT per gallon both New York bbls and straight
with sales of 100 bbls straight at 37k and 100
New York barrels at 3sk cts. per gallon.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
bbs aShk Ang g .FSur is higher sales Of 20 oOC
s5.50@5s5. Wheat has advanced I2 cts sales of lis
600 bushels; white Kentucky 81 49, 3O@1 Corn
is higher; sales of SS 600 bushels mixed G63K cts
is steady at s1314 25 Lard is steady at 12di3K cts
Whiskey is dull at 2K cts Sugar is steady Cuba
cts Coffee is steady sales Of 5000 bags at 13
cts Moasses is steady; New Orleans 4995o cts. Spirits
$l.S6. Rice is dull.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. a-FIour is unchanged, Prime
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NORTH ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
The following is copy of letter received from
Capt Allen Young. of the Fox steamer.

THoRsHAyEN, Farce Islands, Aug. 3, 1850
DEAR SIR: As the mail probably leaves for home
Tomorrow, take the opportunity to report our
progress. We have had tedious passage with
contrary winds all the way, but hope our good
luck Is to come, and we are all happy. have al
most all our Goals remaining, and am ready to
start fair from here. In making these islands we
ran line of soundings from some ten miles off into
the north point of Naasoe Island a fine sandy bot
tom and shells, with depth varying from 35 to 26
1athoms. We anchored here to day, and immedi-
ately commenced an examination of the locality
lind Thorshaven perfectly adapted for the recep-
tlon OF cable, but as it would be liable to damage
from anchors, | have selected an excellent little
bay called Sandyyerde. This bay lies three quar-
ters of a mile south of Thorshaven harbor and
there cable might be landed and be in perfect re-
pose on sandy bottom and sandy beach, and per-
iectly land-locked.
We have also run soundings across Naasloe ford
and the depth of water bottom and strength of
stream are such as will perfectly admit of a wire
being carried through it, either by North or South
into Sandyyerde bay or Thorshaven. The violent
currents here mere bugbears. have narrowly
watched both ebb and flood and now in the strong
est Spring tides cannot detect more than a three
knot stream in Naalsoe ford. As McClintock has
examined Westmanshaven, and in case that ford
might prove unfavorable shall 90 to Halderyip
near the Northwest entrance to the ford diyidin9
Stromoe and Osteroe, and, indeed, this appears to
me the best point of departure from these islands,
At any rate, shall thus have two strings to our
bow, that is both Wcstmanshaven and Haldervig.
Shatfner and Ray cross the land tomorrow, and |
pick them up the other side, and having SURVEYED
Haldervig, | shall depart at once for Iceland. |
hope you will pardon my writing you so short and
hurried letter, but am completely tired with the
days work.
Believe me, dear sir, yours very truly,
(Signed) ALLEN YOUNG.
5. X. CROSKEY, Esq,
No in,
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shin News.

NORFOLK, Aug. 24.-Arrived schooner Sallie
Rose, fourteen days from st. Bartholomew. The
market was well supplied with American produce
Slaves were in demand. At Barbados -four was
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NEW YORK MINING BoARD-AUGUsr %
The Tribune of this morning says :

The TTtGNae OF TINS morning says:
There decided improy in the stock market
to day, and prices at the first board advanced from to
per cent throughout the list of active shares
some instances even per cent closing prices yes
terday. There not much excitement, but steady
demand, which carried up quotations with scarcely
break the way. The purchases are now made with
better judgment than fortnight since, and the bear
movement although signal failure, has evidently
some good in shaking stocks out of weak hands
making the speculation less violent. The market for
foreign bills is dull with better supply of commercial
5.l3A.
The June report of the Central Ohio road shows the
earnings to have been sS2 Ill 81
80. SOC. So
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Accidcntto n RoIfin,orno,,

10 u abaltimOfean
NEW 1oRK, August 24.-Henry Vincent, or Ben
son, OF Baltimore, fell over the bannisters of the
third story of Stewards store to-day down to the
first floor, and was dangerously injured internally
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Arrival of the Overland CaIirornin Mail

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Aug. 24.-The California Over.
land Mail of the llth has arrived. The steamer
Uncle Sam had sailed from Panama with nearly one
million dollars IN treasure for New York. Politi-
cal affairs much agitated The various coun-
ty Democratic conventions had divided, and there
would no doubt be two electoral conventions held.
Sixteen of the State Senators who held over and
VIII vote for United States Senator next winter
ridge.
Senator Latham cOntemplates, it is said return
ing to Washington by the overland route, with his
family.
flre at Grass Valley on the 9th destroyed thirty
five buildings, mostly business houses, and two no.
tells. Loss estimated at S35 ,OOO
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE

r. o-o y I0o,o0' iJu5 -UU,4I
RYE FLoUR.-25O bbls. to Halifax; l35 bbls to Port
Rico. "
WHEAT-2o0 bushels to Halifax; ss 11o bushels to Liv
erpoo l0469 bushels to London; 7.7s bushels to Ply
mouth, Eng.
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OANDLES.-There has been pretty good inquiry this
week Tor Candles and note sales of 500 to GOO
boxes Adamantine at from 16K91S cts at which figures
tney Close steady We quote Chemical Sperm at 26(lH
efs sperm at a7a4l cH and patent Wax at 5o@52 ca.
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From Washington.

., WAsnINGToN, Aug. 4.-The receipts into the
Treasury last week were 81, 100000. Subject to
graft, 9l,lzl,ooo, being an increase of S2l2, 900
over the amount on hand at the close of the nre
vious week. Drafts paid, 81 ,423 900.
Mr.. Holt, the Postmaster General, has returned
from Kentucky.
The proper military officer in Carson Valley had
collected evidence to show Mormon resistance to
eemigrants from Utah. Efficient protection has
been extended to persons leaving the Territory, as
well as to mail in building their stations
Assurance is given of the early restoration of the
mail service
The recent insult to our consul and 1ao at Rim
Hacha, by the Liberal or Revolutionary party of
New Granada, has received the consideration of
our Government, and hence it is probably correctly
reported that the Navy Department is about to de-
lie for the prevention of similar outrages by the
Insurgents.
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DoINGs AT THE PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARp.-Tb
navy yard is at present the scene of oraat aciri.I
AT least two hundred persons are engaged tbereat
ana ere long that number will be increased Or
ders have been received for the transfer of the crow
ot the steam sloop-ol.war Pawnee to New York.
Ioa tne purpose OF hlling up the compliments of
mennow wanting on board the United States fri
gate Susquehanna, which vessel has been ordered
to sea forthwith, destination supposed to be the
Gulf of Mexico. 1t is said that the guard of
marines assigned to the Susquehanna is composed
of splendid set of men, and are commanded bT-
Capt SHINES, most popular officer. The crew
OF the Pawnee are also fine body, and will bear
comparison with those of any other vessel ever
shipped at our yard. The Susquehanna was built in
looo, registers $50 tons, and is in excellent cord-
ton. The Pawnee will not be ready for sea for
several weeks, while the Powhatan, whose crew
were paid off on Tuesday, and discharged from SER
vice, will be Immediately placed in condition for
active eserVice.-Phdadeiphiu Pennsyraniau
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The first steamboat built in Kansas was
launched on the 30th ultmo, upon the Kansas ri
yer. Its called the "kansas Valley, and is ninety
feet long, thirteen feet beam, with side wheels
and draws only one foot of water
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The Excise Commissioners, in New York CITY,
are either blockheads rascals. Only thirty-one
thousand dollars have been realized for licenses so
Albany.
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The New York Times says: ''The non publication
in the Moniteur of Napoeon's letter to the Count
de Persigny has excited much attention III European
political circles. 1t not expected to appear in
the official part of the Nonteur, for the letter was
not an official State paper, but the reason why it
was not published in the non-oflcial columns has
Il al In,,.,n
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.ore or nllssOul1 election indicates an
astonishing increase of population. In 1856 it only
amounted to LOG 900. This year-with twenty
40 000
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE,
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Landing of the British Troops Mt Syria--In-
vasion of Cnlabria by C:aribaIdi's VoIun-

Sr. JOINS, Aug. 2.-The news boat of the asso
ciated press has arrived from Cape Race having
boarded Off that point the steamer City of Balti.
more, which sailed from Liverpool on the 18th in
stant
The steamers Jura and North Brton had ar
rived ont.
The latest accounts from Syria state that ff
teen hundred English troops had been landed
there.
A body of eighteen hundred Garbaldians had
eHected landing at Calabria, and it was repOrted
that Garibald had been to Naples, to confer with
the revolutionary leaders there.
Naples has been proclaimed to be in a state of
siege ~ "
1t was reported that Austria would renounce the
treaty OF fllatranca and actively oppose Garibal-
DIS operationsiE Naples
The Neapolitaus claim to have repuIsad tba at
tempted landing of Garibaldians near Reggie and
at Candrtel. ~
1t is reported that if Garibaldi lands in Naples
Genl. Lamoriciere will cross the Roman frontier nm
der promise of Austrian support.
Austria assumes threatening attitude against
Iledmont, demanding explanations CONCERNING
Garibald's letter to Victor Emanuel, announcing
his projected attack Venice.
Great activity prevails In tie Austrian Marine
Department.
The Sandman loan closed at Paris with subscrlp-
tions Tor three times the amount needed.
Additional failures have occurred in the En olish
leather trade, involving heavy liabilities
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 15-Coton closed firm at an advance
Gl loNiSd Sales on Monday and Tuesday of 25 900
bales and Wednesday is 600 bales The sales nclud
eu ,ooo bales taken on speculation and for export
firm. " ''a
Breadstnfs-The weather has been favorable for the
crops Flour steady. Wheat steady, at an advance of
"a Corn is trm at an advance of Cd mixed 32s(d32s
Cd white, 35s@35s Cd. SS'-7
PROVISIONS generally closed dull. Beef heavy Pork
also Lard is steady. Rosin is dull.
Produce-Rice is steady. Sugar is quiet
LONDON MARKETs-LoNDoN, Wednesday, Money is
smghtly more stringent Consols close at 92a The
cline is owing to rumors.
SHIP NEws-Arr from New Orleans ships Annie Hodg
man Hanna Christiani, and Annie Catherine, stock
holm; PequOt, at Havre; and Gaschen at Portsmouth
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Two men descended a sink in New York on We'd
nesday night for the purpose of cleaning it, without
taking the usual precautions. Both were sufocated
by the foul air before assistance could be rendered