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sentative opposition to Republican
ism in the great State OF New orA
will be made before the election, in
which case Lincoln's defeat will be
reduced to a moral certainty. Meth
err Bell, Douglas nor Breckenridge
could practically lose blythe arrange:
ment, for without it the State would
certainly 60 for Lincoln. The AID
ministration, it is said opposes any
arrangement-doubtless Buchanan,
SO intense in his hatred to Douglas,
would prefer the election of Lincoln
but we hope his influence will
not be sufficient to hinder it very
much. But if he should deter the
Breckenridge men from forming
the alliance, be nor they are strong
enough in that quarter to give the
State to Lincoln. The Bell and
Everett men and the regular Dem
ocracy of New York are able to-
gether to whip cut the Lincoli.es
and Bucllanites combined.
SENATOR PUGn ON THE SEcEpERs.
Senator Pugh, ofOhio. douglas
Democrat), gave the seceders a
terrible castigation in a spe oh be-
fore the National Democratic meet
ing in New York on Monday last.
He ridiculed the idea Of the Seed
ers pretending to be a National
party. Fourteen States unrepre-
sented at their Convention Penn
sy]vania with six votes out Of twen-
ty-seven; Minnesota, half a vote
out Of four and Kentucky, (Breck-
inridge's own State). five votes out
Of twelve! And he then referred
to Massachusetts, and those "ready
always waiting to take
all the federal offices that can be
bestowed, and always DESTROYS of
keeping the Democratic party Of
that State conveniently small to
their own ends-such men
rs Caleb Gushing, Benjamin F.
Mr.. Collector Butler, and
others {" Senator Pugh added
HE was struck with the fact
hat these men we're the watchful
walters on the present administra-
ion. They were curious charac-
ers-revozted Abolstionists Of the
,l2em time; men who, like Caleb
denounced the admission
If Arkansas into the Union as a
slave State; worshippers Of the
Wilmot proviso; revilers Of the
Fugitive Slave Act; upholdcrs Of
he Kansas and Nebraska bill ;
ive-oak contractors, consumers of
post office blanks, lonngers about
lavy-yards leeches sucking the
ederal treasury at both ends, wait
rs on office, and expectants of the
hoes Of dead men. When they
% out from us, having never been
+ us, having stayed with us for
he spoils Of Office, we remove from
ur consciences the reproach which
as borne us down for so many
When the people recollect that
his course at Charleston and
Baltimore, Mr.. Gushing is looking
onward to his reward from Mr..
Buchanan, in the office of Justice
f the Supreme Co1rt, the force
f Mr.. Pngh's denunciation can be
roperly estimated.
Mr.. Pugh concluded his speech
y referring to the proposition for
.mpromise now being made by
10 Breckenridge party for joint
lectoral tickets. He spurned the
lea. 81 can see," said he, "no
in the ultimate result Of
'e destiny Of this Union, whether
or Lincoln be elected.
zoe are to be driven to a bar
1im, let as, IN Gods name, 90 to +.
me party that recognizes all the {;
t0tes IN this Union alike"
CURE FOR A FELoN.-H avinp
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soUTHEz~
MUTUAL INSURANc,
COMPANY.


~ ''u'"s'" mutual ~ lnsar,as.c
IN conformity with the req uiremen+. ~.
ter, the SOUTHERN MUTUAL lssr..x-
lish the following statement: ,kl
Amount OF premiums received from r.,-
airy ISL 1859, to Feb. LIST, 1850. .,."
AS FOLLOWS l
Premiums on Fire Risks. 81 ~.
Marine " ao.
'"er 5,llo 10
fr 1.a 1sso on unserm'nated risks February
Less premiums on Risks not terminates
Ne.t earned premiums for the year eudi,. -
ISL February, ls6o............
Losses paid during the same pe,;ai.
NO LOSSES UNsErT1Epn
On Fire Risks an -.
Marine Risks
River Risks ....... esss
rx,.n.s. sls,o7sw
Nett earned Profts for the yeear end;,o =. ~ u :
rudry la, 1860 70
.sMM
The Company have the following asse. -
b,i.s receivable, for premiums
balance due on Sto.i
Cash balance on hand '....-..lN,N )
.lmsA
Total Assets... ~E
.sa1ls
ISiRhed.J WIN. S. PIX p..,~
+. E. HILBERT, Secretary. f'esdat
Baton Rouge, February 3rd, 1851.
STATE IF LOUISIANA-PAar.v
EATON ROUGE, Feb. LIST ia
BE u remembered, That on this first d..
ry' 1909, before me the subscriber, . J.. !. .sss
Peace in and for the parish aforesaid .usus ~
peared VIM. $ Pike, and F. E. Heh.r,r ssonaly4
the Southern Mutual Insurance Conn. . sesags
Rouge, who being duly sworn accordins -
depose aud say that the above acconntse " -
true, and a transcript from the boob. ~ y !se&
pany. VI sio u
fSignei WM g p1vc
r. F. HEBERT, Secretary. A
Sworn to and subscribed before ms .,;.
of february, 1860. '"s mn b
sAl F. A. wALKn
Justice OF the Pa.
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BUTTER AND CHEESE.
Choice Goshen Butter, =
Choice Western Butter,
Noise boxes Cheese. ..,.uik
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In Dysentery,
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Diarrh@a; :
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Diarrhma,
And Flux,= :
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Patent Medicines. &c lafayette street, Baton Rouge
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THAT REsiEnY
THAT GREAT RI Mk.DY,
THAT GREAT REMEDY,
THAT GREAT REMEDY,
THAT GREAT REMEDY
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Cast Steel.
SQUARE and Octagonal, all thicknesses. at
~ MONTAN h MATTAIS.
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vi II
II Produces kOtundlty Of Form
1T Produces of Form
IL Rotundlty Of Form
It Produces R~OtundIty of Form
II Produces Rot of Form
In Female of a THU and Spare Habla
In Females of . THIN and Spare Habit
la Females of q Thin and Spare Habit
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In Females of a Thin and Spare Habit
In Females Of a Thin aud Spare Habit
In Females OF a Thin and Spare Habit
Ii Females of q Thin and spare Habit
Every Invalid Should
Every Invalid should
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Every Invalid Should
Every Invalid should .
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Every lnvall0 Should
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Pamphlet on :" Diseases Of Stomach and BoweIs.0
W.. w. Ills q CO., PrOpriei0rs.
363 Broad way, New YsEk.
For Sale IN
BATON ROUGE ~
EDWARD 4 WILLIAM BOGEL.
chem!cals, Patent Medicines, Periumerv, etc.. ete
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HARNESS, COLLARS, &c.
A NEW supply of fresh cart breeching, hog skin
IA collars, blind brides, cart, saddles, saddles. &c.
LARGUlER & LANOUE.
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CNpARTNERsIEEP.

NOTICE THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
In existing between W. q. CUTLER MM. A HAMILTON
known by lie firm of CUTLER " HAMILTON, is this day
dissolved, in compliance with their agreement.
The business the will be settled and conducted in
tme by W &. cUTLER Parties interested will please gov
themselves accordingly. w, q. CUTLER.
Ne trle a. 1860 sof Ct
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iea Iy&w

CHARLES WHARTON, Jr..
Wholesale Agent,
1l6 Walnut street,
ie2 ly&W PHILADELPHIA.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

L AIDES WINE. LADIES WINE.
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful and beneficial qualities rs GENTIr
sTIMuLANT, TONIC, DIURErIC and sUDORIFIG, which
testified Physicians thousands of
men in all parts of Europe and America
AS g. Gentle Stimulant and Tonic,
It strengthens the Dgestse Organs, improving the Appetite
and Purifying the Blood.
AS a DIuretIe,
It iupars healty action the GLANDS KIDNEYS, ard
URINARY ORGANS, very beneficial in DR0PsY, GoUl
ERUPTIyE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
AS "a sndorifc,
upon the Skin, opening the and eSpelng all
pnreB by nsensibe pepaon thereby driving of Errption
cleansing he surface giving and vigor the whole
system and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION.
The Chippewa Tribe Of Indians
Have long the Blossom and Fruit Of the Elder
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany,
The Berries dried and preserved by families for in
CT Sickness
pure the juice Elder recommended By
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS, possessing remarkable
dcnal properties, SUPERIOR any other Wines
use, and excellent article for all WEAK and DEBILlTAT
ED PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM removing ALI
INSTRUCTIONS improving the APPETITE and benefttns
LADIES and CHILDREN.
A I4atliesf Wine.
Because It will ntoxicate 1t contains mixture
spirits other liquors and admired for its rich peculiar sYoI
properties; impaftng healthy to tht
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
RsA wine glass full may be used with meals
| any time through the day, as desired
We viii only ask your indulgence make trial of th
| Vino.
For sale in New Orleans by E. j. HART ( CO., JOIN
WRIGHT Il CO., JAMES sEAE Canal street, and by al
| tbForytput fIeI limited Staes
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

Es-Merchants' Lodge No. AZ. L. o. o. F.,
meets In Room No. q Fellows Hail. every Monday
ming att O'Clock TheoIowlng brothers were elected officers
W. Irving Hodgson NJ g. H NJ Isaacson, V. g.; Vim. b.
O. King Rec. Secretary; L. Adam, Per. Secretary f Raw
Treasurer. ja3 Is
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-09-13

closed mail consisting letters and newspapers for States
and ees Of the German Austrian Postal Union and Denmark,
HorWsy Sweden Poland Russia Greece lonian Islands etc
Is sent from the FosG Office in New York sens weekly.
~ mall for the West India Islands will be sent by this
HteHnp
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Bu4tEkr pE B64Ep ms AssESsrrRs,
I!oFal No II, Ai3ifte.

A Wis AgN C0NTEsIHg 4IsIFs.-Le Rure:s1
IA Ass,russ de Ia vile dc h Apuyec Dfitals aJlnt
eapss aya!G E cac ts mans 81 seasta're du But
yl e esaafh6s pm tout abilRut dc In Nouveh Orleans
mn tout iorItaffe IL tn dita vile de hpuGs A. NJ eH9ts
t. NJ. oGueemen lis damnctes eEceptes pendant IRENI4
I0Ui;s a pafir fu II du pFdseH mbis,
Fit dGs onncn avis de- plus q lis SC
0ir0Ht ienr 6Fl mn No Il f Ia Naifie de Rnres A. N.
2hsure r n le Dap 9ne 22e, 2lie 25ne e 26nle iotis
Sepfme proclaim ain de- rdyjser enr ascsseents sur
application dc oae llttscnHe Sc croybnt tS@e -
auIi Ant SperGaire fn RaFean des AsSessarIrRt
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ss-rhe ship oIarI,npa, Captain wnItams

R8-The ship MnrItnna, Cspthln WIIIthhs,
Boston, dehrgng ut Posi- ~, Third District
GUnggnees VIII please attend the receipt Of their goods
TIC leyee otherwise they will be stored ut their risk and
expense.
e cousgaees Il bales gunny coth marked W j. Go
CaudGs consigned TO lVt n Mill
er Fort VIII please make themselves known to the dis
charging CLERK o the eyec,
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SOUTHERN MANDATORY

SOUTHERN MANUFAoEoRy
-
HERRING,s T IFsST On AsIrI0S FIRE 41sS BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, tag New York rs4sSS..
The best ia the United Sa4es lna II Louis Mo-
For the neEior excellence Which boas34-s testify
senthf need North pI 4ss5e pafiSGed Sss
SeV Fd will be raid any perss9 0ho shaw hat
Herr ns Patent Champion Safe has sailed 10 preseSse
cor sents in accidental fire.
FRANK W. RQRERTs Ca
Sole Manufacturers ns the Soh aa4 Vest Of t renowned
Patent Champion Safes,
Alsd makers Of Bankers steeltasa sAes, saps Wants
Doors etc. etc.
Bank LOekso all approved pa..s aaie
| ii .tureFss prices.
sisnnfactory No. 26l Narf saIn s1fes ST. I.ea,s. Ma
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i w. * D. H. STARR,
CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
Camden. Nesv ssersaE.

/ w. ~ .. H. STARR,
os CAMDEN IRON WORKS,
Camden. New sEe1saE,
Manufacturer Of
All kinds of CASTINGS ana APPARATUS for GAszyGRRat
WROUGHT IRON ROOF FRAMts,gas Ratorta aaaosaaas
Houses
REToHTs and ali CASTINGS required for setting iras
latest and most improved nodes
WASHERS, CoNDESsERs. scRrBBERs and AXEzAUss s
ERs, for relieving the ketorts frsu, pressure.
PURIFIERS, varying from 21 to l,59eo caaafeas ny
purifying capacity.
WROUGHT IRON LIME sIRFEss 10Y PURIFIERS.
STATION METERS, of all sizes.
GAS HOLDERS TEIEsGoPIet and SINGLE, teas Iron
Guide and Suspension Fulm3l
GAS GOVERNORS or REGULATORS.
STREET MAINS from "a IS inches aiautar, fartg ater
Gas.
STREET MAIN coNEEo1To IONS, such as Bssaehas Bends
Drips, Sleeves etc.
STOP VALVES from to 0athes, eestrass Faed or pain
WROUGHT IRON WoRK-All the sEalth aud $ ieet Iro,.
Work required in and about GGs Works
@- Communications should be addressed to tbs PRINCE
PAL OFFICE, CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY.
&S-BRAFuH OFFICE rs SOUTH THiIH5 STREET.
PHILADELPHIA. eI3 IykW
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je5 ly&W
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsKEs
CHESTNUT CROW w.HIsET

The Proprietor Of The above cELEBRATssg HIsKTae-
and country, as the
Purest DITusabIe Stixasaamn.&.
which has been prepared medical fts
cordial healthni and nvigoran eneebea
whether by age disease distilled rye ard
malt dts nutritious properties preee-Ted BY process
peculiarly his whereby the Fusi on in
gradients known be contained in the Wh neral uas
completely separated that the absolute p1y Of a7
tce from any foreign adnixture Is guaranteed.
In addition to otsafollowiug testimonials from tho
Analytical Chemists of Philadelphia Esfk and Bos
the State Agricultural Society have has
Diploma and Dr. Jackson of Boston, has testified oats
its absolute ppsy. Read the following
cERTIFIcAT
Phfaaelplis, sspt. ., lsss
We have carefully tested the sample O Chestnut Gsavs-
Whisky which yen find that of s
poisonous subsanceown ON viii the eharacser
istic and injurious ingredient of the Whistles general
BOOTH, GARRETT d GAMAC,
nalgsisal Chemists
New ys7h.ss4pt s. ls5s
have analyzeaa sample of Chestnut Greg kr reeaIve
from Mr. Charles Wharton, Jr, Of Philaasa having
carefully tested it pleased is entirely fr1a
from poisonous delaterious substances an unusually
pure and fine favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES R. Chiffon AEalFtcel Chemist.
Bos!a1, March I, ls5as
analysis Of commercial sarnpIes CT
Chestnut Grove Whisky, which proves hasF
Fus Oils perfeetiy pure Inaialteraed The an
flavor of this Whisky derived tho grain
featuring it. Respectfully
A. A. HAYES, NJ. D., State Aasayer.
No. l6 Boylson stresA
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent
ll6 Walnut street,
ie2 ly&W PRiL4pEL7HIA.
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SEVERAL. VERY DESIRABLE AND HIGHLY IAtPRoY-
ED COUNTRY PROPERTIES III 3ouigny, the line of the
caolitou Railroad in Geeuville the Fourth District
RFo full descriptions Of the properties prices
terms, apply to
II II A,ntf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-17

New YORK, Oct. lG. There was prize
fight Sunday near Bulls Ferry, between
Dunkirk and Maloy, two New York bruis-
ers. 81 rounds were fought in 50 minutes,
when Dunkirk striking a foul blow, the
battle was decided in favor of Maloy who
was the most punished.
a match for $l,ool9oo between Aaron
Jones and Geo King is arranged to take
place in four months.
The Prince of Wales was received a
West Point by a salute of II guns. He
witnessed review of the Cadets and at
tended Hop in the evening. He started
this morning for Albany. The Herald
says: The Prince yesterday expressed hi
satisfaction with his entire reception here
and his regret that he could not have passed
more time here and visited the Southern
States He said lie should certainly visi
the United States at no very distant day
and come during the Winter for the especia
purpose of taking tour through III
Southern States.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-17

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 10th, p. M.-The
Prince of Wales and suite left West Point
at l l o'clock, on board the Daniel Drew,
which was handsomely fitted for the occa-
sion. Bulletins announced that the party
had left at Z o'clock, and would be here at
half past . The streets were consequently
filled with people at ,, who had to wait
until nearly before the royal visitor arriv-
ed. The Mayor and Council went down
the river on the Young America and were
taken aboard the Daniel Drew at Stuyve-
SAINT. The Mayor made brief address TO
Lord Rentrew, who received it in silence,
making no reply. The party arrived here
at half past 4, when procession was form
ed with two regiments of military and
civic societies. The Prince rode in an open
barouche. with Mayor Thatcher, the Duke
of Newcastle and Lord Lyons
The streets from the landing to Congress
Han were crowded With people, but no eff
forts wer made to press after the carriage
and commendable decorum was observed
Loud cheers were given as the carriage
passed along, which the Prince acknowledge
ed with quiet dignity and grace. Flags
were waving from the Capitol, Delavan
House and Congress Hall, and all public
buildings, and a large portion of the stores
and houses on the route, were decorated
with small flags. The apartment reserved
for the visitors at Congress Hall are very
elegantly fitted MP, and cannot fail to crafty
the guests
This evening the Prince and suite dimes
with Gov. Morgan and s'af. Among the
invited guests is the Hon. VIM. Il. Seward.
The royal party leave tomorrow at 9
o'clock, by the Western Railroad, for Bos-
ton \ special car handsomely furnished,
has been provided for the trip. The Albany
Burgesses corps, Capt. Hale Kingsley, parade
tomorrow to conduct the Prince to the
cars.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-17
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

OCTOBER 10TH 1860.
253 bbs -four. ] II. Oglesby bales hops, 200
bush barley, Cook & Rice GO pkgs sash, case 1
sack coffee, Wheeler d Riggs; 534 feet lumber, J.
L. White l keg liquor, Cell & Bennington; 40
kegs l box 60I bush wheat, Geo. Foster & Co.
8 boxes 40 bbIs -four, Crane & Brown 1900 lbs
old castings, Kratz s. Holman trunk, boxes,
l chest, P. G. O'RiIey & Co; box castings, Roelk-
er, Rlount & Co.; boxes shoes, II. D. Virgins,
Rochester, KY; II cases shoes, Reed g. Burrows
boxes mdse, Could & NJ, Padusah, KY; box
frances w. II. p. Stoddard bales, boxes, j. Ii
Maghee & Co; boxes, bbls liquor n. 5. ThOmp-
son bales, L case tobacco, J. C. Sauer; l case
tobacco, L. Sauer cases, L. Kessier; l213 boxes
tobacco, s. Z. Gilbert & Co; cases tobacco,
Schroeder & kehr 1 box, 90 bbls whisky, Bement
& Viele pkg saws, ChRs. y. Wells 2boxes mdse
DIR. C. J. Crugan, Milersburgh; 6 boxes, Nj. M
Berry & Co., Uniontown, KY; 10 boxes, casks
Keller White 1 box, W. j. Whiting, Cynthians,
Ind; 1 bon mdse, LEIGH Carlstedt boxes mdse
j. Lyons, Springfield Ind; L cask, L. & l.. Roserr
Mt. Vernon, Ind; bale sacks, G. ReitZ & Bros
5 bdls trees Alexander Sterritt.
A E. SHRADER, Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-17
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1O.-The supply of
corn in store and on the levee is fair, and
the demand is confined almost entirely to
dealers. Sales since Saturday, 1000 sacks,
Mt from CSC. for mixed to 75c for white, as
in quality. Oats have continued dull and
dropping, with sales, however, of some 49,
600 sacks, at from 4Ia43c. for St. Louis
former rate for old in store. Bran has sold
at l Gal 90. No sales Of wheat of conse-
quence to report.
FLoUR.-We quote fine, 5 l23(G5 374;
superfine 5 1906 90; extra 375@6 so
| for ordinary; 623@7 90 for fair to good /;
and 50@8 90 for choice.
! BACoN.-Sales at l23C1I3c, and I3Ic for
sides, outside for retail lots. Shoulders have
| declined, and cannot be quoted over loo
| Clear sides are in moderate supply, and
prices have been we'll sustained, say at IA
| G9I44c, mostly latter figure. The best
brands of fancy S. c. hams are selling at
| I5}Ml6c. Bulk bacon is scarce and want
ed and prices have advanced to l4c and &c
! for good and choice Dried beef dull at I0c,
and stock very large. Tongues are in fair
demand at from 6 90 to 7 90.
LARD.-Prime tierces in round lots cannot
be quoted over l49l44, retailing at the out
side figures Kegs are more plenty, and arc
| selling regularly to the trade at lac, Occa-
| sionally fraction more is obtained.
PoRK.-Market dull at $40 for round lots
| of good mess. Dealers are selling at $40 so
| 6$2I, and the demand is still moderate
Prime is dull at SIG 5O@$l7. Rumps are in
moderate supply, and are worth from ST.
@$16.
BEEF-No material change. There is a
fair demand for good brands of mess at from
! $I3MSI4; half bbls at from $8(9S9.
WHISKY The market has been extreme
| " dull Raw has sold ut 21c, and recG6ed
retails at 2I3a22c.
GRoCERIEs.-We notice receipts of 20
hhds new sugar by the centrifugal process,
and part sold at 1Osc; fair to fully fair
" old crop quote at 94a94c- Choice new
molasses sold at 45c. Stock of coffee IL 100
bags and prices unchanged, say from 133c
for ordinary to SC for prime. No stock
of rice in first hands, and we notice only
retail transactions at 54aG4c for fair to
| prime Carolina.
! The freight market is quiet. There is
rather more stringency in the money mar
ket. Foreign and domestic so days sight
exchange continues dull; sight checks are
in better demand, and rates are frmer, say
lag per cent discount, while the banks
check at par.