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Smyrna times., 1862-05-29
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LETTER FROM THE "FIRST DEL
AWARE"
HEADQUARTERS, NoRFoLK, Va.
MAY 18th, 1862.

HEADQUARTERS. NoRFoLK, VA,
May 19lh, 1862.
Dear ItmeS:-I write you upon Confederate
paper, taken from the Depot of the Norfolk g.
Petersburg Railroad, within the sacred pre-.
cincts of the city of the Day Book, and as a
brief resume of our really brilliant expedition
may not be uninterestng, | hereby append it,
On the morning of the 6th of May we re-
ceived marching orders, and, all ignorant Of
our destination, without striking tents. proceed.
ed to the Fortress, embarked on a lot of filthy
canal boats and remained all night, when we
returned to camp, struck tents, wetnessed the
shelllng Of CraDy Island and SewaIl's Poiai.
and about o'clock, p. NJ, returned TO the
Fort, and were soon safely and snugly enscon.
ced on board the large and commodious steam.
er George Washington. In consequence Of
the Rip Raps continuing the shelllng, it was
guns all night, thereby witnessing one Of the
most beautiful and exciting spectacles the en-.
thusiast well conceive, namely,
"The rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air"
while the response from the enemy's guns we'll
told us the fun was not all on cne side. The
next morning we tbeing the flag ship of the
! expeditOn) steamed over to "Ocean View,"
and not Wlleby's Point" as some writer's
have it, opposite to and distant from Fortress
Monroe nbOut nine miles. until we came upon
their battery of 100 guns, which defended the
approach to Norfolk, prior to which the rebeIg
after an Intellectual resistance, had burned the
main bridge and nearest way to Norfolk by five
miles, and retreated.
We could hardly realize the fact of the reb
els deserving this truly formidable work with.
out a show Of resistance; but such was the
case, and Norfolk was at our mercy FatigueC
almost to the eliminating point. we halted here
for the night, planted the "od gridton" upoI
it's walls, and towards the close of the mex
day marched into the city, where Gen. Huge
had formally surrendered the CITY TO Mayo
Lamb, and the old flag was flying over th'
} Custom House, Court House. and other public
buildings.
BY the earnest solicitations of the citizens
the First Delaware has been assigned the hon
or of guarding the city, and will probably re
main here for some tiRs. The duty is yer
severe. and we are on guard every other da
and night; but this will be umeliorated as 500
8 as possible. The Day Book is now under
e military censorship, and its naughty, bombasti
e tone changed to common sense and reason.
l. The crew of the MerrinIac are here, and
course are the observed Of oil observers
3 They are mostly foreigners, and heartily sic
d Of the war. They regret blowing the Merr
j. mac up, but saim they had imperative orde
ID TO do SO.
le The Usited States frigatss San Jacinto ar
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NEW SERIES---VOLUME VII---NO. 40
PO E TR Y.

THE SHAMKOcK.--The following atfectn
tie illustration of martial individuality wi
appreciated by students OF languages an
g military friends:
tbs IRISH PICKET.
I'm sh,anding in the mud, Biddy,
With not spalpeen near,
And silence, spsIchless as the grave
Is all the sound | hear.
Ne COON is at the showder arms;
I'n wetted to the bone;
And whin I'm aither shpakin out,
hud me.elf alone.
This S'u,hetu climates quare, Biddy,
A qrare and bRsIely thing,
WId winter absint all The year,
And summer in the spring.
fe mind the hot place down below!
And may ye nlver fear
Id dthraw comparisons-but then
Irsawtul wsrrum here.
The only moon see, Biddv,
Is one shmall star, asthore,
Aud that's torGist the very cloud
Il was behind before;
The watch6res glame along the hill
That's swelliR' 10 the South,
Ard w6ln the seGlry passes them
| see his oOgiy mouth.
Irsdead for shape sm, Biddy,
Aud draneIn shwate d be,
Itthem ould rebels over there
W0nld only lave me fsee;
uhIn (
And shirlve to get repose.
A nnskei hall be's cOmiu' shtraight
10 mt me spacious nose.
Il's ye Id like to see, Blddy,
A ,hpars,n' here wld ne,
AHd ;h"n. avourneen. hear ye say,
-" acknowledgements! :"
=" Och. Blddy darlint," then saysT;
SAYS you, Get out Of that"
Says |. " Me lrrum mates your waist -
Srys you, " be daycent, PAu:"
AMI how 8 the pigs and ducks, Biddy!
It's them think of, shure,
Thti looked 50 innocent and shwate
Upnn the parior fiure;
I'm shura ye're aisy with the pig
That's fat as he can be,
And fade h IN with the best because
I'm told he looks like me.
WhIn | come home agin, Biddy,
A sargent tried and thrue,
ITs joosi dsycent house I'll build
Aud rint it chspe to you.
We'll have a parIor. bedroom, hall,
duck-Pond nately done.
With kitchen, piE-pen, praty- patch,
And garrel-aIl in one.
BIT, murther! there's haste, Biddy,
That's crapin' round a tree,
And we'll | know the crature's there
To have a shot at me.
Now, MIslher Rebel, say yer pray'rs,
And how'd yer dlrthy paw;
Here sOes!- jabber5. Biddy dear,
I've broke his oOgly jaw!
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years that the butterfly of the sun had been
his brlde-how he loved me still. and ever must.
And went away, with low laugh, and lett
him moaning, &" Have you, too, grown soul
less !-you, the snow-whIte lily, that came like
a hidden fountain, between me and the desc
OF earthly unbelef!"
Well, the world says SO; and am lying
on the mossy carpet like a broken reed by
The brook of it's love, wondering if all it says
is true
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A milkman was awoke by a wsg in the night
with the announcement that his best COW wss
choking. He forthwith jumped up TO save the
lie Of ihis animal. when 10! he found q turnip
IN the mouth OF his pump.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-29

A Little boy in Winsted Corners was severe.
" scalded the other day by spiIling teapot
full of tea down his breast. The local papers
speak ofthe "lessOnit conveys TO parents. whes
tea is from one to two dollars per psuad.''
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Two passengers were conversing in a rail.
way car about music. One gentleman asked
the other, whs appeared rather simple. :. Do
you know the Barber Of Seville" o,"ths
latter replied, 81 always shave myself"
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Whom did Robson Crusoe meet on beiag
cast on the desert island! A great swell %
the shore, and little cove running inland.
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Seminole are now lying broadslds to the city,
and the American flag waves over the shipping
in the harbor
The President accompanied US in this expe-
dition, and seemed to throw his whole soul into
the noble work.
'Tls amusing to see how the secession Ia.
dies, O and their name is legion, exhaust every
device aud epithel in their efforts to annoy and
insult US. They wear pseudo badges Of" ID"
turn up their pretty noses, and wonder how
we dared to invade the " sacred soil" and pol.
lutte the shores OF the " Old Dominion
Norfolk is fine place, but, like resi-
OF the Southern cties decidedly behind the
spirit Of the age. Some of the houses
would bear comparison with the finest, while
the odors from a thousand plants aud flowers
impregnate the air with a delightful freshness
and are they not passlonaIely fond OF flowers I!
Every domicile, be II arislocratic or plebeian,
is fanked and held up. as it were, by them in
the cultivation Ofwhich The people evlnce good
taste and ingenuity.
Whichever way you turn the vandalism of
the rebels is made garingly evident, and the
tales Of cruelty meeted out to the unoffending
fill you with horror. t:ut Norfolk is redeemed
and the mass of the people rejoice at our com
| ing. say the mass-therc are some, of course
with whom concession never existed. They
would rather patronize hell at discount than
partake of heavens blessings at par value
! We have cOnversed with many such, aid We
do not overrate their UirtueS.
Norfolk is certainly not behind in one South
ern aracteristic-GeautIful women. There
are some of the most beautiful ladies' here
ever saw, and the dear creatures are aware o
the fact, which let ds an additional charm Il
the spectacle.
-" But don't yOu know
There's always lhorns where roses growl"
Some Of the ladies' are our most inVeteraie enc
mics Here shall pause, gentle reader, ant
ieave you to solve out the problem. Do no
Judge them too harshly, for there are cause
anterior to and binding which, in our has,i
ness, we may overlook.
More anon, and soon, DIDO.
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THg SHAMKOcK.--The following affecting
lhte illustration of martial individuality will
be appreciated by students OF languages and
our military friends:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

The Ilacidi,y of tie Street, where yesterday all
WA serene, was disturbed to-day by the Secretary
of tho Treasury who appeared in market by Nj.
Cisco, to negotiate three millions OF 80 v cent
IRE sury Notes. Rumor msgnihed the amount
me .ded TO a very large figure, aud the stock opera
tors immediately fell into iremor and The bears
began to hammer Governments aud shares The
tLree millions, however, were soon placed among IA
few houses and banks, ind tie Street breaihed
aser IL appears that the Secretary required about
a. 600, 600 to bridge over tic interval before the
new currency can be furnished in sufficient amounts
by tie eugavrrs aud used Jos ~ tho most avail
-ble ARSE, in HE pe,esion lie requires large amounts
lust now for placing The new REGIMENTS III the heid
sud these payments cannot await Tie deliveries
of The new currency. TIE list fret opeued by
Me.trr TnomI ron Brothers, with subscription OF
million nj iOil, they thinking thai fair quotation,
bat later subscribers Thought the lroe too nigh. and
tie rate for the whole three millions was eventual,
fixed at IOi. About a million paid up to-day,
and tie whole will be pad 10 during tie preesnt
week The notes are WHAT sIe called October noter,
and tie above rate ray higher interest than spy
otter Government security on The market. large
Portion OF ,he subscription, more than half, VIII
not come on tie market for resale.
Nle-.rs. Tnompsou Il others also made the Score
tary Of the Treasury AN offer 10y telegraph of 2
cent premium Tor million of the new postage cur
r,ucy, Which Mr.. Cnasr declined.
HE bu-ine-. il Gold has been TO fair extent to-
.,r. and tue quotation has teen firm at il5s ll34
which is an advance. Thee has been large de-
,,.ud for Indebtedness Ger icaes at 81 d9.. The
cn.,ro House notes are Irm at l01 10, /, Ia small
lots.
Included in the exports of produce for the week
are 1851 bbls wheat flour, 30 bbs. rye Hour 'ol
bb,. corn meal 6O7 800 bush. wheat. 3l,oi9 bnsO.
rye 1913 bush. oars. 3S5 bush. peas 2OO79 bush.
earn 81 Lxs candies 1S tuns coal, l2l bales cot
Ion. % bales hay 10 bales nOps, H. $50 gal. whale
OIL A 6}i gai sp, rm OIL ~ 49, gal. lard oil. $40 gal
i,,eed OIL 2is3 bbls. '-ork. 49, bbls. beef 90, -
ID cut meals, 5.9, 365 h butter, 2'i.5' u cheese
$50 0J3 % l.rd, Is tcs, ~ bbs. and $40 bags rlce
100 SO n tallow, ,iOi pSgr. crude tobaeco iI9
n, mnuuiuctu ed do, and 8, Us ID wbhlcbone.
The deposits with Mr.. Cisco on cen. tempo
rary loan have reached Il million and quarter III
three days. The conversions into D Y cent stock
are quite limited.
TIE Araoia takes only ais, 900 in specie
The exchanges ut the Clearing House this morning
were 81, $50 .47O 81.
The following are the latest quotations OF secure
ia ..pt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
Government Colonization md Hay linn
EmigratiOn,

To The Editor Of The n y T'i5ant :.
Sir: find tnis paragraph among the dispatches Of
the Associated Pres;
COMMONPLACE desired with coored men favorable 70
ci Ap,ic.a Liberi,p or layGn emigration, especially
Inc ft ns.d 81 the Ptedent hss announced ~,
10 sd .uch a. desire found s~ttem.nt OF Hht
Communications on tho tubJect should DO -ue' =" VI"
Rev. james Mitchell, Agent OF EuiierAti'h'
desire 10 ray that know this Central amefVa"
scheme to DO a business speculation, projected ny
men who have o tract Of land 10 sell which ihe'
cannot otherw so dispose of and that any attempt 10
connect the Ilaytian movement III any n"""'' W." ~,
il is fraud intended to cover their Designs 1nu W."
be resistod accordingly. n,.ru
Respectfully, JAnf'S hIDi
B0sf0n Aug. 10 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

HOPS-The market Is sesiy and the inquiry 10 moderate
sales OF 10 balr, D-. 1t l. d2Oc for comuiOn prime
HAY-The deuisud l. OF the supply, snd prices
az. tri- higher SIZE. Of 900 bbs t3d,5 y 30 n. and
.ma lot. 7,doJc. straw 10 not abundant and II
a. demand al 3ad60 :, lto 10.
ukMP-Ihe market Is hrmsr for Jnte With fa inquiry
eIld SllJ l. Manila is Ia ilMi,sd request at y
d-fc
ItON-Thr m,ke' very quiet for oil description. but
Price. l5 % Scotch Pig, aud +Zd +2+ io
No. ahd American do.
INOi6O-rhe iuq liry continues very good aud price.
decided tendency note .a-' re,a- Of
Is cl--s. Beags tsccid.nay omitted last. st bfd
~ ~ We quote III, at 7cG ~ 70; Ousiemsls =
~; Mad -. .5c0 r H. Bengal, S0dt - and hur'
pah p Up0 - ihef- no taiaca, here
LEAThtk--fieglocA sole hls not met with YER artvo
uqui s. either ta.teu buyer. or 10 Supply Western
-r. and with pretty II .T receipts and inrrcs lns
stock pg-- rathr easier though good prime quail les
mghf be ottain Oak : 10 also lea
,rtiy bot luout s efa cuang H. pres. Slaughter Up
Der . ro.gh continue. i've prucpsly tor misry 'qup.
fncuts end. wi reduced socA p.iecs are strong aud
~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
OF 100 TINS ST. Domingo Logwood at S8 25 20 do Hondu-
RS Loswood st SaJ aid susa lot Of Tobacco fu''c at

Of 100 TINS ST. Domingo lockwood at %; 20 do Honda
o'oswood st $a and su'sa lot Oh Tobacco rustic al
FLOUR AND MEALTb. Flour make. I. le,s active, snd
% r tor the low grades of Western ana oste ~n,oh
~ u"1'r it1 request; uade band are quite ~ q ~
.sr den and sales II 10 go bbs at ga for supne
ana wsefc ~ iod IS 20 for Extra stie
=" or fancy o. sound do; IS $50 rs IS for the 'ow
,'. "i E1t~ d. rs 4g0 IS for IN pong brands Of
H. LOOP E1tIa ohio aud - 6p0 sG - los trade bs nds
h, ian rI.uf ~ inactive. and /. easier; sses Of Ii
ens At 100 IS 30 for the gr.drs of e1tras aud 80 ~
c cu msar e,snds southern Flour is rather qnie
chaose sle. Of GO bb, RS a ~ for ar,d to sood
loar is in ,r d.nend ard sisady sale Of S bbi AT
@st 90 Corn Meal is III isbt supply and il fra aud in
fsrioI We quote: " N' VINO w
sc sc s. Loon. comm :. .es IS
state sood.... 00d O5 Canada exus ion a Ss
State extra. :......3 lod 30 bait Alex 3 a 60
Ohio. ex,s........5 4Oa 95 baltimore ..s @a : oo
Ou.o. choice extras cod ~ hys fonr. NI, A,
Mich LODI enra.3 5s % Com Msal. Jerseys soY-
G-ras.e. sstrs... Goa 10i Do Pipchson.. 10 O0A
FEUlI-rbrr- ha. been Oh moderate business doing IN
Small lots Of Raiaus bring - 3g0+j - for Bunch and
Lsye' We quot s eS1aoi Il iSs Cren asss
Itdi7c PIoyenc. do va Sc AID shrled k3025c
dr.s quoted L l@lsic qgser-oor; 26as lc y half
DomesiIc Dned quiet Green Ape. arrive quie freely.
aud sell from 20 =! IS DBL as 10 qu,y aud de.ehp.
improve the mostly from ~ to ~ b,,k-t,
though poorer kinds have sold low ~ SOC. few
Plume IRE IN the MARKET
FsH-Dry Coo are less active bat steady a. 756
~ ~ 10. Western and - Georges BDks O'hor descHp
ito are dali. nut prices well ln4intsiicd.
GRANITE. Wheat mark. IA less active. bn 10 qie hn
lu-nced by the ,urpy OF Prime offering iud deoiar Oh
sight. hut Hbenc- Of good restrict bust
materially the Dc m1nd nanl, - export ihe 's.s
are 49, bush lJd "a Tor CLicngo Spring: = ia
"a or Milwaukee Club r 2S0 ~ for Amber lows.
&c + ga ri - lr Red Western $50 ~ 80 tor An Der
90 ~ 80 far White Old Michigan md > 80 ioF new
choice Whs krDueky. Bar siii esectd Bailey sIt
aud hrn. Oat auJ are d. cdedy
better saes Of sn.diau s2d.ic Western oGsic at
5i655c Lys is aud wau ed a. dntOc for Western,
and 82a8c for State. Com Is buoyar esp cislS prime
ch i, Aif-ney scsrc., and wsned export aud the
rsae sale, Of 100 bush. ct 4ta53c for cd d3yc
Eastern Mixed tvoDoic. Tor Prime Sh pp'g tfc Tor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
n,.;,.a.,oh;a Cattle Markes-AUG. 90.

Tho ,unp,y Of Beef Cattle this week quite lsrre
.monptus I'M al 20 80 head Tie market was quite SuL
and prices declined slightly. The highest price o5t,nsd of
extra cattle 81 623 e 100 10. Tho general safes "e0
from = ~ 20 and 80 % 3 100 NJ A..
sasEp-l lie arrival Of sheep this week WAS very Aec; c
amounting TO nearly 5000 head sale. we're asde %
irol - 50 81 rs 2 head for Sheep and from s'" -
for Lambs az 10 quality. IL, 40
uogsThe supny OF Hogs not very large ony ss~
head hsylnr beea offered 1e-e sold a nom - - w
Is = lOO 70 ne. f., scd, and 'om IS to - ," ''' '''N
fed -. ia h.,a La, Inn
b, di.po.ed of II lEcm : 10 TO rs5 each feF Spi"s
from d 70 TO yiJ Tor Cows With calf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

Casss at $780, snd GINGER ws quote C.ssis s 343
Mac. go 1tc rc@ss. Cloves Psspss
S--d In fir demand and frm at l3c for Trieste gto
Tor riifis and st@oic for yellow Dutch and Epsl,.h
STEARiN-The saeply :: limited and . ices Lsvs ~
proved ,alss OF l.. 90 n good Wtre Ste. cs.h.
SEEDsh he Inquiry Clover Seed 10 ,ixht bu hejdeeu
hrm; sale: of ~ bags stsa9c 1imthy Seed 10 10 as
det.tr - .54@si 70 20 per s,;h Rough F.. =!
enains quiet The market Is lees h owing 70 more o
era arrivals in b,sop.
SALT-Te T. quiet but firm; Of the recent
arrivals have been stored snicr CT better saas
of 20 sscks Jeiir,' Darcy's private terms
sPELTER is IN limited demand At 6t0t3c cs.A fof Sil
sian.
SHOT quiet br: s,es'y a, $40 for Drop and Dc fss
SkIN, are devoid Of ACTIVITY but the supply very h-
it'd TN Of Goat and Deer and prices yer, hrm
TOBACCO-Wifh only moderate sssortmsnt OF De tots
tiles tho sbseDco OF ay very heavy crder the
hertrcsy has been quiet. the ssss embracing Gully
L. hhds for the week Hoders however are very
AID prices anything Isshe better We quote u
i6al2c. fol'ows: Lugs lO1 lie Low Les ~ S-dan
do 4s $50 Good Fioe do loQ7c. Oh ics to ,secsas
I9dI2c. Seed Leaf sells Moderately nll ormrr rs.e&
Manufactured 10 offered very spsng and prices are very
strong 10 quote psu.d LomEs al '105oc;
IaLLONA fair d-msnd hss prevailed Tor the home ira
o or Export since ths day week. ard with moderaA rvS
some advance Ia sxchans. pcs' have sdvscrd sses
aud Southern and IL oO,c for CITY snd lie for Butchprs
Association.
TlN.ris Is very quiet bu. firm, at as0,slc cash. for
bsncs SIC for slr,t d &c. for Esgsh. Plate, are sce
oni but n at previou. Charcoal Terns are In Light
supply and are hr 1T . 10. cash. and upward.
NUOL-Nsive Fleece hss been better request and he
nsrset /. mer sales Of 26c o. H. 0 53dt2ic. for
foluh to full blood Merno and Ssxopy The latter rate
handsome tuwssh@d u.s. tUo DO California at 364l- fsg
sorted Pulled IL and firm 81 100 "a per ~xts
and Lsmbs at o03c Foreign has conueds good ,cQaess
sales Of 500 1Ursey at &c aud some 100 othes
Kidd $685. for Wasbed Donsk &c 35c for Unwashod
Mediterranean 33d &c for Wsshsd do so for Capss
3a &c Tor East India and 2oc Tor Unwsshed Prussia We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21
An elderly

ALLEGED SECgssIOsIsT ARREsrED-An e.uo',I
man. named George Post residing in Bond street T. nna
Who that he is Deputy Sheriff was arrested oy ~;
X sgs In tho City Hall ParS lat egenins Tor unt go 49,,
guAge and discou aging recruiting The conps,uU m
serr Thomas w. Chandler, John j. Wood shp y. -.
kehb.ck who charge that he came to- 49,.
the that they fools for fighting the oou.n %
the North cheated the South out 81 thar rght' a w
of same sort He was locked up In the Fra P,eemo
Station iiouse TO ait orders from tho Provost masn
accused claimed 20 DO good Union after hu AfesS
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acknowledgements REPORT y yoK TnE ". y. 1aIBrNH
Ang 10

""rH''' WHpsEsDAi. Aug 20. 1862
.suus .,..dv and I'm moderate demand at S6 bl4
A. az for Pot SD = fof f"afl-. ., y,
BtEsWAX IL la ls request al JdJ'c Tor Anof'cah W.
TOPPERR.6ned Ingot lie in moderate request SAFES OF
iuO n air 24c cash Other Aud. ore scsaJ " io'
continue. good request for the "a" ana cisy trade
aad thr arm with moderate arrival. aod nsd soea
FOR ia A. "a snJ cd request for the trade but the sup
ply /. sGes OF 40 tGns Nr"csue az ~ ~ cs:n
D do Welsh Steam and Liverpool Cannrl ana fac Sco'e"
Spin th. private terms . ,,,,
tOrION-1h. dull and heavy feeling which has pro
The past week Sal contioues aud tue mar
Grt Is hout features OF tnts os 1he INACTIVITY CO"
be attributed to the utter sb-nce OF rian9iaetn.e w
folder. gen.sy Disposed to sell 81 the above
transactions oGy taxing place when iupd. are a
tru An a, limited quanti-s will supply immediate "sut.
IN. rsAppr.ranc- OF legitimate buyers on subg news
the .es, oi war would decided effect upon 's
the attention Of tho trade bel entirely diverted oJ ths iuo
lion ,sl- snnouncud for nsIt Friday Prices are without
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-21

GUNNY BAGS ar. iu,c i've; ANAL ssles at l4c. cish
GUNNY CLOiu i. steady and ia moderate request at
lic.. ca,h.
HONtYThs inquiry Ia. been moderate during The wecs,
bat with the small stocSs hand prices are very hfm; We
quote Cubs in b nd NJ Sc eash.
HIDE >Dugins the past wee. here has been very good
iBq,y pstculAfy from the trade. aud prices des
rather hrmer The business however has be- new nat
restricted OWL 70 The extreme views OF hoce winch ouy
do cned 10 The stock hand Is about
aJp ma ag.f,.t .sne titus " luyke:
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TO I'll! up; 800 ts. Lard vt So 3D.. 100 hhds Tslow
AT 8s. 3D.; 1000 boxes Cheese at dos; 800 tee.
t'arge) Beef at 7s. To LONDON: 100 tuns Oil Cake
At 400. To Glasgow: 100 iierc.s Grease or Lard
1t 42s. Cd; 100 hog-heads Tnow at 42s. Cd.
To Brewen: 30 hosshcads Kentucky Tobacco
# j0.. The charters are: "a British bark, to Cork,
- orders, with 100 bush. Wheat, st I3ld., in
hul. an American bark. to Belfast, with $1,000
bgsh Grain ~ H.. and British brig, with 20 900
nush " neat, 10 = direct port III Ireland, at 1879.
The business of the Sut-Trcasury was: Receipts,
-. ~ 81 50-for Customs s1i4,000; Payments,
81 ~ CT 81; Balance. $6,oil 426 IA.
Tie receipts sor duties, it will be seen, continue to
be large
TIE. Toledo and Wabash Railway earned the