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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13
TrpnE IsLANp.-The following is al

TYBEE IsLAND.-The following is an ex-
tract from private letter written by Lieut..
Col, Hagey, of the Connecticut seventh, to
the editor OF the Hartford Press -
"What beautiful morning this is The
wind scarcely moves the leaves-the bright
sun is rs warm as May. don't know wheth-
er it is more like spring or like fall. Except
wien the north wind blows, as it does with
considerable violence occasionally, for two or
three days. 1t is very pleasant in the day time,
AID overcoats, sometimes coats, art burden.
You would lind here much TO exercise your
botanical knowledge. l send you leaf from
an Old live oak, one from young green twig
sproutng out OF an old stump, and leaf from
another kind Of scrubby oak which looks
more like our own oak trees The palmetto,
the dwarf palm, the live oak and the pine are
the chief woods here; so the forests retain
their greenness in great measure. Many
minor trees, shrubs and vines are decdu0cs,
and have lost nearly all their leaves. Wild
duck swarm the creeks and bays. Plover,
here and at Hilton Head, run all about our
very camp ground. Standing IN front of the
regiment at dress parade, | have had plover
run along, squealing, as happy as chickens,
within fifteen feet Of me. Nobody is allowed
to shoot, except when the retiring guards dis
charge their rifles at target. Occasionally
we let few OF the boys go out at a time, hUut.
ing tor hog, or Il stray heiter, but the island
is pretty much cleared Of them by this time.
Several racc0ons have been shot, and the
island is full of them. Take out some OF
the rocks, and make sand ridges instead,
and change the foliage, and the island would
not be unlike that part of Connecticut on
the sound | find little or nothing on the
beach to reward curiosity. The sand swal-
lows every thing, and is rapidly engulpling
the two old wrecks on the shore in front of
Tybee. Next below on the coast is Little Ty
bee, separated from us by Il de, p and narrow
creek. On it is rough little house, where
the mate OF the SLAYER yacht Wanderer' lived.
More than one cargo Of Africans has Leen
brought into these states, ON this very coast.
1t leisure were afforded should like 10 ex-
tend my acquaintance among the navy.
These neat gunbOais are very fascinating
Two or three Of them, with the Pawnee' and
'Vandalia' are here, and we look upon them
as our protectors.
l send you bit of pencil, which you may
keep carefully il you like. The second day
after We landed at tort Walker, in exploring
an underground passage leading under the
parapet to 'cap0niere' in the ditch outside,
on removing heap Of dirt driven in by IA
shell, the body OF DR.. 4. II, Bust, the rebel
surgeon, was found. There, in what lie CON
sidered secure retreat, piece OF shell had
reached him, struck his head, and killed him.
lie had his case OF instruments with him. This
bit OF pencil came from his pocket"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13
FRO1 THE upper POTOMAC.

WAsnINGroN, Jan. l9.-The skirmish of
Capt. Russell at Bath was Il brilliant affair."
He had been detailed from Gen, Kelly com-
mand with two regiments OF infantry and two
squadruns OF cavalry, and was stationed al
Bath GA the approach of Gen jackson, in
command OF 5000 or 5000 men, his scouts
gave him notice. He was six miles from the
Potomac river. lie took the infantry out
about two miles, and posted them as skrmish-
ers IN dense wood. The cavalry was lett to
engage the advance OF the enemy. An eX-
change OF shots was the consequence, and the
enemy's advance, under Turner Ashby, Of
guerilla notoriety, came on and fell into the
ambuscade. Capt Russell lost seven horses
and captured thirteen OF the enemy's, and re.
tired with his whole force across the Potomac,
with the loss OF only two men, who were
drowned in crossing. This is considered one
OF the most brilliant maneuvers OF the war
FREDERIoK Jan. 12.--The runors circua
ting that the town OF Bath has been burnt are
untrue. The rebel army, under Gen. Jack
son, are in aud around Bath. They burnt
CRISIS mill and some other buildings yester-
day. There have been no demonstrations
along our lines to day
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13
THE FRIGATE PENSACOLA HAS
GONE ROMN TILE nlArNHAC.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12-Th steamship
Pensacola, which left her anchorage off Alex
andria, yesterday morning proceeded TO In
dian Head, about twenty seven miles from
Washington, where she remained until between
and O'Clock. and then proceeded to run
the blockade, which she did with safety
Twenty-Five shots were fired at her, but none
struck. She did not return the fire. She
was heavily laden with cannon and other ap
pliances'oi war, and fully prepared for hostile
service The safe departure of the Pensacola
is a subject of co graduation, as it is known
tlIat the rebels have been for weeks past re-
serving their fire, in order to destroy this
vessel or prevent her passage out of the
Potomac river
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13

New York, Jan. PA dense fog set in at
six o'clock this morning, rendering navigation
impossible, the different ferries only running
one boat each, and those irreguarly. \ mum,
Der of vessels below are unable to come up,
and outward bound craft are compelled to lay
at the docks. Among the la tier are the steam
ers Baltic and Cahawba with the Massachu-
sets cavalry aboard, but they have steam up,
and will sail as soon as the fog rises. The
Norwich boat reached her pier at an early
hour.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13
FROM ROSTDN.

BosroN, Jan. 1l.-Mayer Brown of Balti
more, returned to fort Warren to-day, his
parole OF thirty days having expired
Orders were received here this afternoon,
countermanding the orders sent yesterday in
relation to the postponement of the sailing of
the steamer Constitution with Buffers troops
on board, and the three companies which had
left for for Independence are again on board,
and the Constitution will sail for fortress Mon.
roe on Monday
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13

The FEELING AT CURAcoA.-Capt. Coombs
of the brig Sea Foam, OF Bangor, from Cura
Goa for Portland, now at Holmes Hole, states
that he lett Curacao on the LIST December !;
that the inhabitants were very much dissatis-
fed with the king OF Holland for not allowing
the United States steamer Iroquis to coal, or
to remain in the harbor over torly.eight hours,
aud only to take coal for twenty four hours.
The authorities despatched steamer, three
hours after the IrcquiS LETT, with dispatches
for the king OF Holland. The Inhabitants
were much excited, publicly declaring that
the first southern privatter that entered their
hgrbor they would revolt aud seize her.-NeW
Bedford Mercury.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13

New YORK, Jan. u-ST0CKS are again better and
active; Chicago and Rock Island $50; cleveland aud
Toledo 3f. Chiea burlington Quincy 81; AIichi.
gan So9hern guaranteed 623 Michigan southern Rail
road 2lt; Michigan Central 81: natlem preferred 81
Harlem Isl; Erie Railway IS; Erie preferred 81: liz d.
son 81; Illinois Central bonds Ss4 Pa ihc Mail $50;
81 coupons 9l4; 5 lives a eoupons 500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13

New York, Jan. IL. - Capt. Allen, OF
schooner j p. Roles, reports that the pirate
Sumter was off Antigua Dec 6, bpt the gov.
ernor would not permit her to enter the har-
Dor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13
By u. B. LAMsoN, once se and IS Main ST., worcester
H U RSl F U ST.! FURSli!
NEW LOT OF FuRs ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
A FEW OATS LONGEw.

WIN be sold at Public Auction, at store 2ls Main st.
Formerly occupied by NJ b. t3reen ~ Col EVERY
AFTERNOON and EVENING, commencing at 2 ard
o'clock and also at private sale, large assortment Of
well selected Furs, Of every description among which
may be found the following -
French Mink Sets French Sable Sets, German
fltch Martin Sets. Bohemian Fitch Sets, Mountain
Martin Sets. Siberian Squirrel Sets American sable
Sets, Squirrel Belly Chidrens Sets large lot of Gents
Sleigh Robes. = W
The above stock is from New York house. forwhom
nave SOLD for the last three MS and every article "a
Hesn ana perfect and will be warranted the sale
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13

of Ster ing. ~
In Bolton Jan 5, James W PIERCE to Anna L Clark,
both f Bolton.
In Lancaster, Jan s. Aaron wildcrto Lucy Grimes,
both of sterling.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13
KENNEDYS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public is called to this most eS
eellent Of all Lniments perfect speedy cure Tor
all the aches aud pains thathesh is heir to-
KHE y M ATS M is caused by stagnation of the
nuids arising from checked perspiration-is cured BY
few bottles of kENNEDY's kHEuMATIC LINIMENT.
NEGRALSSIA-th king of all pan-s caused by
an Inflammation OF the nerves is instantly cured by
few applications of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIhEsT.
sPRAINS are caused by an over-extension and
suduen re- action OF the muscless cured by few bot
ties OF hENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT- equally good
for man or beast
PIEU RISY is an Inflammation of the lining of
the rbss cured by bottles of KENNEDY's r. Eu-
MATlc LINIMENT.
BRUISES are caused by sudden pressure of the
nesn and smashing OF the tissues-s Instantly relieved
by hENNEDI'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
C1EAM II isa contraction OF the muscles caused BY
animal lie having free flows cured by few applica
lions OF KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINiMENr
BILIOUS COLO is caused by aneuraleia In the
stomach and bowels-take teaspoonful of KENNEpYs
khEu MAIIG LINlAENr in warm water every half hour
unit cured.
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENE ss
are caused by an unnatural drsncss of the glands-wet
piece Of flannel with KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
apply 1t on going to bed, and you will be well In
morning
HEADACHE AND THRoaBINGs OF
THE TEXTILES is caused by pressure from in sensible
perspration-is cured by few applications of KESNIs
pY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
WEA N NsSS OF THE BACK-Follow the
direction in the circular around each bottle
II is good for ToOthacle, Earace Swelled Face and
lnhafmatio OF every Kind Every family should have
a full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury,
Mass Price 81 cents Wholesale agents for Boston,
George G. Goodwin, II Marshall street; NJ. S Burr AZ
Co.. Museum Building; Weeks ~ Potter Washington
street; Carter, Cocobb, y Preston Hanover street.
jas dit
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13
Al Public AUCTION. .Tna. 30tJ

scTecfed and
Improved breed. Horses, Colt, one half AvresIire
halt Durham Bull, yoke Oxen Z years old wei. hing
Fowls, &c.
Farming utensils . Mowers Horse Rake. Carts.
wagons, Plows, Harrows, Cultyators AID everything
else necessary for farming.
Also, Top Buggy, Open Buggy ] Market Wagon,
Mix Wagon aud OK Wagon, Sleighs, lot of Pleas.
ure, business and Stage Harnesses Also Household
Furniture to be disposed Public Auction THURS.
~ January Both 1867 Terms made known at time OF
ssle 10 d9s, "
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13
Meolfimal.
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.
n COYERY OF THE AGE.
MR.. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in one Of
our common pasture weeds a remedy that cures
EVERY KIND of HEUMOR.


EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
Two bottles warranted to nursing sore mouth
One to three bottles will clear the system Of bes
Two bottles are warranted 10 the wOrstcanker in
the stomach
Three or five bottles warranted the worst
kinds of krysipelas.
One two bottles are warranted to cure All humors In
the eyes
Two bottles warranted cure running of the ears
-Four to six bottles warranted cure corrupt and
running ulcers. -
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions Of the skin
Two or three bittes are warranted cure the worst
kind OF rngwOim
Two TO three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate case OF rheumatism.
Three or four bottles are warranted 10 cure salt
rheum
Five to eight bottles warranted TO cure the worst
scr0tuR.
One to three bottles warranted to cure the worst
cases of dyspepsia l know from the experience OF
thousands that 1t has been caused by cankerin the
stomach
One or two bottles warranted to cure sick head
ache.
One or two bottles warranted to regulate costivc
state of the bowels.
One or two bottles will regulate all arrangement the
kidneys.
-Four to six bottles have cured the worst cases
dropsy.
by strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
around eaeh bottle, ard udlcious application of the
SALT EHEUM OINTMENT,
SCROFULA OINTMENT, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every sore and ulcer whatever or nature except
a ta1ra t., "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13
buttons.
=. - MILK FARM For SALE

HaE.:f MILh AKIN FUR SALE.-1f'he
Nsii FARM Of the late Marcus Barrett situated in
-zaA. the norihery part OF Auburn about two miles
nom the CITY of Worcester containing nearly ryo bun
cred acres Of land in high state Of cultivation we'll
WateFed excellent orchardng &c, and with milk
route worth sixteen hundred dollars per year
llrte Dwelling Houses. three Barns ali in good re-
pai one new Barn l03 by Al feet, with CELLAR also
sheds and other outbuildings necessary aYaf
firms IL desired Thc ahn nrfxru s,Ia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13
SCIsOFULA OINTM emf, AND
HEALING OINTMENT,

every and ulcer whatever kind or nature
cancer that has taken root perfectly permanently
cured.
For sale by all druggists eycryw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-13

We are prepared to furnish fresh ground Plaster,
above, LEE SPRAGUE a. co
Esa5 dGw.s,f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

Letters from Paris say that JEFF Davis has
invested SlOO, 900 in French stocks. This,
if tTas Is significant. It has always been
supposed that when the fortunes Of war had
made bis cause thoroughly hopeless, the
rebel leader would fes the country, and this
statement indicates that be has such an in
tsntion- Davis Is not fool If he is q knave,
snd be must be fully aware that his days ss
President Of the bogus Oonfedsracy are num-
bard. he sees his srus defeated, his cities
reduced, his forts captured, his privateers
ssissd, or sold in disgust hiI ports all
blookadsd, and his own people muttering
cures UPON him and his adminisTatiOn.-
HsanWhile, in the midst of all these perpleI-
iti9 ct home, be meets with no sHicisI SYM
patty abroad, but, on the contrary, the Rep
ressntatEe Of the French throne assures him
thas unless be gives up this unnatural war,
the voice Of the whole world viii be sgainst
him. Davis must DO one Of two things
swat the penalty of his treason, or fee the
coznay, and it will be less dangerous to run
the risk of capture BY our blOckading feet
thar to trust to the chances of escape from
sn indignant people and an outraged law,
when he has fallen into the hands of the
federal authorities. Doubtless there are men
IN the COnfederacy who will dare their fate
70 the death, scOrning to desert sinking
cause even TO save their own lives, but Davis
& not one Of that sort. he is unsorupulOusly
aubidou1, and for the furthsranee Of his own
ambition would devote his strength to the
b1ilding up Of the Oonfederacy, but when
the day Of final disaster comes, and the cry
Of asEeEy man for himself goes throughout
ths s0ush, Presidential dignity viii not pre-
vent Davis from being among the Arst to ae-
osPtths WatchEOrd and act upon it.
Our biockaders should keep q sharp lOOk-
out for the sly schooner or steamer which
eaEriss the embodiment Of secessia and re-
bslliOn, q hunted fugitive from his native
shores.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09
POST OFFICE TIMETABLE,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT Bor

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT F0R
~ the sETival aud olOiing Of the mails a. the
EAsTERE WAY. daily, for Buffalo, BostoB, New
THoUoH WAY. daily. for Buffalo, Boston, Hev
York, arrives 6:s9 m, go m; closes 500 N, $50
pm.
MsEsillon. steueenyile, b. o. R. B., arrives s:'5
m; closes s:25 m.
Washington. arrives o:sU M 4;l9 pm.
CINOHHATI WAY, columbus. Indisnspoig, st
louis, Louisville Nashville and Cairo, arrives s:lO
N; cl7se8 1000 I'm,
St. Louis, Nashville an Cairo, arrives $50 m;
WESTIRN WAY, Toledo. Chicago and Detroit,
daily, arrives e.2o M CLOSES 1000 m.
THROUeH WE8TBBE, Toledo, Chicago and Detroit,
daily, GrFtVeH 9.ln , N; closes $50 m.
SANDUEET WAY, Eyria via Northern Division, ar
riveB at 9.40 m; closes 4:45 N.
MAH0NIEa WAY, Warren and Youngstown, ar
MGDIEA WAY, daily. arrives 900 N; closes 500
BockroRT, Dover, shsmsld, North EIdssvllIs,
30, strives and olosss on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 1900 N,
and SATURDAYS At 7a0 Q M arrives Mondays and
Iri~aY8 ct 5: p N.
sHGloN 0EETER. Grangey, HinokIey, North BOY.
alton, leaVe8 Tua1daYg and raturdays e. 100 . M
arrives Mondays and Fridays at 500 pm
WAREENsvILEB, daily, arrives lnl5 m; eieseS
FAsE OIEyELAsD snd Euclid, daily, arrives 900 a
Time of distfTbutou Of nails randy for delivsry is
usually one hour later than the tima OF arrival Of
Nail and rrop Letters are required By law to be
All Git Circulars srs required 70 be prepaid with
sS- once open ir,m 100 m to 7sOpm.
g. cow LES, p. M.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09

Tne success Whish the evening edition OF
ne LnknzR has met with is an evidence that
MS appreciated By the reading public. We
desire 70 say q word Is to the advantages Il
oGars 10 thoso living in localities which are
reached b Tie evening trains from this city.
Thserouing edition Is complete in itself, bsv-
Ing IS own tslsgraRhie reports, together with
fresh editorial and other reading matter. Il
s Issued sacb day about P. n, and con-
tsils full telsgraphis dispatches up to the
Gne Of going 70 press. These dispatches
consist Of the substance Of the special reports
. tie New York papers from Washington
and ths seat Of war in the East, the opening
p1ooasdings Of the days Congress, and OtheT
news Of interest nom all parts Of the country,
In thoss localities, therefore, which have no
morning trains nom this city, the evening
LzADHR vii be found 10 contain the latest
nsus IL attractive form.
We have said nothing above Of the special
disOatohss from Washington and Cairo
WhloN constitute one OF the most prominent
features Of the LEADER, giving Us an advan-
tage possessed BY no other paper Of Northern
Ohio. These dispatches are furnished BY
most intelligent and reliable gentlemen at
those points, and BY them we are often en-
hblea % anticipate our oOtsmpoFaries from
twenty 70 tWsnty-fOur hours in The publiea-
tion Of important news. These special dis
patches are contained IN both morning and
afssnoon editions, and their importance can
not be overlooked By any one honestly COM
pairing the merits Of the different city papers.
Ehs evening LnADEB reaches all the rail-
road stations within hfiy miles Of Cleveland
early IN the evening and may always be re-
lied upon for the fullest and most reliable re-
poriS Of al important movements. The let
tsu Of our numerous army correspondents,
with details of all engagements and lists Of
Ohio killed and wounded, viii all be found
IN The evening Is well Is the morning
LHAuER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-09
Tho Game Of Courrurlea.

Tho rebsl papers are q daily illustration Of
The game Of contraries. In their editorial
columns are to be found long and eloquent
dissertations upon the glory Of the OOnfede-
Facy, g glory which reverses have but bright
01sd, and which will become more enduring
With each successive defeat; while in the
commsrcial columns th depressing influence
Of these defeats is read in the condition Of
the markets Upon the one side are decIar.
atoms that the South is teeming with all the
Injuries Of life; on the other -four is quoted
Ct SlB and pork at $50 per barrel. We are
told that the rebel States have proved them.
sslves wholly Independent Of all connection
with the rest Of the world while potatoes are
quoted ct ten dollars per barrel and manu.
faetured goods at fabulous prices.
# this discrepancy is 50 apparent IN regard
70 the details Of the home markets, it is
equally 30 regarding the general trade Of the
oonfedsrsey with the outside world. Ac-
oording to their organs Southern prosperity
vas never 50 promising as noW; there was
novsr more material wealth in the country,
and &c people they never felt 50 strong as at
this moment. But a few fgures-not of
spssSh, bat Of hard fact-shoW the utter
falSity Of any suOh pretension. Southern
Weslth consists in the three staples Of cotton,
sugar and tobacco, and the yearly estimate of
Southern prosperity is based upon thsamoult
Of these staples exported. How does South
sEn trade Of the pest year stand this test p
Daring the ak months ending March lst,
lsels the exports Of tobacco at the port Of
Neg Orleans was 1900 hogsheads, and Of
segur nearly $1,000 hOgsbeads. During the
corresponding months Of this last year, not q
pound Of either were exported. During the
6ornsr period, the cotton expectations for the
ssuas port amounted to l,sls,s74 bales.
while during the latter, the amount was
ll,lO2 bales. This amount was on boagd Of
vessels that slyly run the blockade. From the
entire South the expectations during the
foEmsE period was about Z, 200, 900 bales, and
during the latter, ls 1000, much less than one
PSF sent These facts speak louder than
hrsvado to thinking men, and until slI such
eoiparisous can be utterly suppressed, the
world winknoW ths distress Of the Coniedsr.
usy, dssris ths vauntings Of the rsbsI press.
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EGGs-Dull, with small ss E, at s0sHo.
NKW YORK. 1ARKRT-aIay |

iEE rHLHaRAFH.i
RIsOUR-Market heavy, unsettled and iOo lower
Market closing with no buyers &C outside quota
SALES I29o bbls ct sIs5alss for superaps STATE
S009e95lb for extra ltatei Ss,s58495 Tor superfnl
western; S5'3Oa6's0 for Common 10 GOOD SbI56inS
brands extra round hoop Ohioi Sb,lO8s5O for trad'
CANADA FLOUR-Mark.t It duh and lower
salss 900 bbls At S6OO862O for spring. SS8slO iol
RYR FIlOUR-Markst quiet and steady. ssls,
CORN mEAL-searos and steady. Sales q,
bbls 81 NS1O Tor jersey; $3.50 for BrsndyWine in
WHIaK Y--Herkst favor. buyers. Sales 2,o0J
bblg e. 25xG1sHo for state and western.
WHEAT-MaFkpt dull and lac lower gaIsr
$50 bush white western at Si,s2; $3.50 bush MI.
Esnkee club q q ls 200 bush extra choice Whlts
RYE-MArkst dull and heavy ct sOdslXo.
HARLEY-darkst nominal 75Aeao.
Sales s. OO bush at bsa56c for mixed western II
store and delivenedi closing heavy at 51k055c; SEA
SO for southern and Jersey Yellow 4O847o for
OATs--MorEet quiet Sales ct lOas1<o for Jsr-
aoy. OAnada, western snd state.
H0Ps-darket steady with moderate business
OOFFEE-Msr5et very quiet. We have only to
note 9 'sle ofs0 'Rs Java ct 2s1o.
HUttAR-RaW more active aud hrmet. Sales
f0l hhds Cabs at 81 Ase; BY auction sales 30
bids New Orleans at 7SA7 s6-l00c; 30 hhds Porto
Rico At al.lnoAs ls-lOOo s0days and months.
Sales 41 hhds Barbados A. 2sc 100 hhds Porto Rica
n 39c; l2n hhds Cuba muscOvada ct 28c: 10 hhds New
8nA8iko
PnRK-Oontinuss IN fair demsnd and market
hardy s0 firm, but pricpg are without chance -
Sales lsSq hills a. slSa for mass: Gi200AIs 81 for
western and city nrime mess; SI0O0@l025 for prime
the lattar for small nqrcela.
RWPR-Marrat hrnsr with moderate re1uaat -
safes S1 bbls at S6e e06T70 for country urie 80 5n
9l0.on for eountrY meas Sl2 0nalS,50 for Fepaeked
mess. ait n0Alh ~ fnr extra fnaRs
pRINIR NtUao RWRE-Iu Iiftia hetteF demqnd
end hrmar Sales lna tiercas at G9nn9z
HERE ISsma-1hrkaf steady at Sl6,756I7,n0.
flTfTl WEATa-In good demand aud hrmer.-
Sales 700 packages la48o for shoulders 5961fc for
hams.
0h10N GIUFS-Market auiet without mste-
rial change m prica. Sales 22s boxes At SIC for
7Xc for bellies.
I.ARD-In good demand. Sales 2,75O.bbls ct ~
asHo.
VBTTTTER-Msrket rules IN buyers favor and Is
unsettled. Sales ct I50I7o for new Ohioi Is@l6o
for state.
GHKFaR-Market arm At 7Aoo.