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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

g More than eight hundred guns Of Gen.
tfsmouts European purchase have lately been
eat from ths Army Of Tennessee to the ST.
Louis arsenal for repairs. On the examination
d was found that there was no communication
e"een the tube aud The barrels, and The guns
guld not be hred
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

SKRMISEIBG BELOW Official intelligence
as received yesterday, from General Hagood,
hat a Yankee regiment advanced on ThuIsday
veuiug upon our pickets ct -" Hsul0Ter
some skirmshing eusued, and The enemy was
iHVen back 90 bis originsl position. No casual
les on our side-ChaTLsst8R Mercury.
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~ Jay Cooke. ths banker, is said to have
cleared thee hnuirsd thousand doiian-minus
eight or ten t@h0usand dollars for. advertising
by the conversion Of Government bonds alone.
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Just received and for sale by
LEE s. NORTON.
Eo.J Court Square,
Juti--H MOuig0msrv. q "a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

E-Ths AuEusta C0HstitutiOnaist thinks thai
Wills tbs tsisgraphic accounts Of the FeHnsyl-
vauis raid are very cheering, they should per
haps he received with Allowance. The Yam
KEGS are not IN shs habit Of s1aggsrsting Their
losses, but ne can readily believe that thsJ
wsaid DO lnythlng calculated to stir up their
people to the work Of organisation. The cap
furs Of Eve HUNDRED cavalry, By any force tia
we could have hsd at the point Of tbsiT reported
capture, unless il were Inbo3en's advance, is
better news than ne had reason TO expect. Bat
If not true now, We have 40 doubt it viii be-
"and more also IN g few days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

TuE BALD IN EAST TENNESSEE.
The depredatiOns Of the Federals at Lenor's
mills were not, as We have information Pd-
yately. as extensive as first reported. The
depot and g bridge shove were destroyed, The
mauraudsrs were, It IS said, 50 badly fright
ened, thst they left in q hurry, without doing
any injUry to the factory buildings.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

Y The Mobile TribsHs, Of Saturday, says 4:
&" II was runored yesterday that the steamer
Planter had been captured going from, and the
steamer Neptune coming into this port The
blecEa6e1 are getting wider awake but we be-
Hsvs there is not much going out ct present,
and they viii not make mu hby their vigilance.
Perhaps, one Of these days, the port will be an
.e.l.1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

SALE OF SToCKs-At suction, yesterday,
Nsus wilbur & Son sold tie following shares
and stock:
Two shares Exporting snd Iupor'ing company
(Wm C. Bee, presideut) S9990 70 $4,000.
Two shares Chicors company, at $3.50
Two shares Charleston company, at Sl305-
Two shares Chglesaan com1a1ys at $3.50.
One share steamer Pct at 5lI20.
Eighty two shsres Farmers aad Exchange bank
ct S3I IS -ChaEssi0n EeTcugg, 20H.
~ Col Charles J Pains, whose death IN
battle has basn shs ouucsd, Yves o great grand
son Of Robert Treat Paine, whose hoaored
name apeeTs amaus tho signors OF the Declara-
ton Of Iadependeucs.
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Lac K S n HING
AVD
Carlage Aspairing

p. F0ISON desires 20 cal the attention % all
La those in want 0f anything l the Grove lus. be
iur- formerly oecru cd b. l- T. GUlia-. q Co, where
he b. prep red TODD a. E-ds fCAAKLAgE EpA
ING md B~LAGk5AIfE-NG gsntrsIF Having been
e- gagged ler several Sc rz pass On TIA msurfaefe-v Of
BlEEe5 BE- f4tta-s himself tla. De- can give entire sat-
isiacuol i1 rs-ari ta FerEL1l-l 2. Prices slow al
cuElolar-. eve him a ea. rrl85s
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EXPLANATORY.

Acting aBdaT the impression lhat it is an in-
eumbent duty upon Us te give 70 the public ell
the facts or both sides Of every Important ques-
ton, tte associate editor Of this paper admitted
"A article from the Hirsisapgisa into It's col
uuns on Saturday, relative to the killing Of Gen.
Wax DoRE by DR. PETERS. which would have
been excluded had IL fallen Hnder She eye o
either ef the propretors. The article is severely
ssnuneiatory Of Dr.. PETERS, and not only az
sunss to pass judgment upon bis case in sd-
vance Of e Judicial Investigation, but clssstfes
him smong the list Of dsmnsblo ~traitsgs" 10
tha Southern cause. Such violence e. Ian
gusgs is unjust % the living, while tie
@71ST ne dead DOES not require
Il in its vindicason. AL the facts viii probably
sone day be bToughs out upsn q Judicial hear
ing, and, in the meantime, we bold il wrong 10
excite the pujudiees and animosities Of the pub
lie on shs subject By newspaper publications.
sincerely regret that 50 Incorporate an
article should have found is way into our
~~f--~.r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

Y The steamship Norwegian, from Liver
pool, with dates to the 4th, for Qasbec, was
wrecked on St Paul's Island on the 14th inst
during a fog. Passengers, crew, mails and bag-
ease saved
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

CHAEGBe BAsE-It Wil b seen that on
special rsporterlD Horlh Mississippi has though'
proper to change his l5~caion--lii last disPatcs
being dated from Charleston, Ta~leaetchis coun-
g.. II tha movement Of be FsdeTals in thi.
Election is Q formidable one, intended to per
mansnfy occupy the country Or oPente heaVI5
against Johnson aadn favor Of Grant Mr
Bar viii Be ia Pcsidoat % be able 10 keep a.
atrlsal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

~ Henry Cisy D-an, lie great orator q
Iowa, uho was tslsed Of as q csnsidste for Gov
amor. VS. seize en- lhs l7lh uil, e Ia YaAaa-
.1iebam, and sens 10 Missouri, % be hied BY
am-head o0ugt martial
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-22

A II ae KESEEsAw MILL, o. which the hzhss.
"a uice wI be paid By
Ta7Q58- COOK. CHrEE & co
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CHfCKAsAw BAYOU, JBnoe. via Cairo. JHna
I0-J. 4. sesgeT, Egg Of Chicago, and Mr..
Burnside, of Fre0per., H., ta brother Of She
general, who have just arrived on The st. Louis,
inform me that they, this mornire, went over
the field Of tho struggle at MilliEen's Bend yes
terday, and from them I obtain the most rslisbls
gad dist ret account 1 have yet heard Of that
affair Some seventy dead bodies Of negroes
bad bees bnrisd, the negroes being determined
to bury their eva eomersdes 9rst. Il must,
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N1TICE-ry -eses o. macy patrons be manage.
nsut have decilelt1 remain one week longer
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WWEAT WANTRD.

PRICES o. ADMISSION.
Pa-q1stta $50. Gallery slO1.
Doors ope1 b, i7rk--u- -1 rz7s a e oiei0eE
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CAHILLE
Or, The Fate Of a C0quette

Tau-u3v (Tgs7day5 evening. Jaaa o, 1853. bsnsat
Of TIL LADIES AID SOCIETY. On which occasion
a grza. bin viii be- PIE su.sd.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
General Ostsrhaus-Why he Came 60
Ameuaca.

General osserhaus was serenaded BY his admirers in
ST. Louis Saturday, August s. and, on recognizing the
compliment, remarked
some fourteen years sgo he landed American soil an
exile from his home and country He was guided hhor
by stars and Stripes the emblem OF liberty and the
alag OF the frccn That Tag the beacon light upon
which his eye was nxed when be croesed the biowv
ocean. and such he had always loved H. when that
glorious old nag was assacd by the hand OF traitors Ia m
unproyokcd and wicked rebellion he left the civic occu
patton IN which he Was engaged, and felt TO be his duty
shoulder bis muaket IN ts defence During tho darkest
hour of tho rebellion hc had stood by that Gag with
AN uniaeinc heart and in this be alone There
was he ielt assured not true German America " no
would dot sooner spill his blood upon tho soil of his
adopiss country hsn sec that iag ral IN the aust
tor hiussh he valued not the chances which fortune
might throw ~ on him sollcr. The proudest ttc
thai aus aan coud desire WIS. In his opinpa- 10 be
called Ansfem citizen. and the highest cncanum of
irais. that - ot eoah oy the consciousness
tia, ~ tie re "a his cnupry nc had dime his duty
ls .n~tt av"r : that t'ud would spare his iio To
rss ~, s'.ts s'M ~, rs wave IN uudispulci
,r,api cNrty f-fs tho sGhn aud a. bc ,e, tied
{, .,,atn am "a Toe hss:I .ssnaI of CIVILIAN
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
Tile LATEST MEMS.

l1SpoS august 7, 1853.
The iosadon G'ots eoairadics thc dea tba, tho
scr,ptoa the Northern siaes America Is a menace 10
England and sayt that tie Teatons existing bctwasn
In aud and the United States are OF .hc mos, friendly
aailrc
Ilc roboI oau, whs.r ase uon uaiy s.o;ei
at 60 er dlseoant. vas ssAL "a % ADDS auuL,d
r...
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
LEGAL NOTICEg.

u,o DRUGGISTS AND DEALt RS IN RUBBER GOODS
DAviDsONs PATENT SYRINGE
An parties infringing the patent for the above named
.rt,re e making selling the same In viola
ION 81 letters Iatsnto VI. United States granted there
liz. A, Charles ~ Davidson the 3ist aay of March 1851
a., By nottas deKt- such
.b n ~ lhe rfnnon the ownrt Of said patent 10 prc
,.e.c an Inirng ~ ~ the fnli extent af a.. law
HAMILTON.
Aifar. Y or Davidson svr,u.- CouRpspy.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
Arrest OF Copperheads ANA Deserters In
Fulton County, Illinois.

PEORIA, IN, August II, 1858.
Last. night Provost Marshal westlako, OF the Ninth
district, with detachment Of cavalry, made descent
nest Of some two hundred copperheads and descrtcs
in Isabel township, Fulton county, capturing ten or
dozen, and, az report says, killing several
There Is great excitement In that section " consc-
quence Of the ar and 10 Is reported that tho copper
heads are arming themselves 10 drive the cavalry OUT 6
tho county. NJ
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
nIsCnLLAnEOUS.

pRI00s' ALLEvIAroR FOR coRNs. BuNIoNs,
ID tender feet &C. 2oc and Soc per boz. For n9amed
bunions fessercd corns inerowne nails, Ac. use Df
Briggs curative. Sold by dr,geiss nnd sent by mall q
BY Dr. J. Briggs practical ohiropodst ai2 brosdwy a.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
Rsssevy Of q Mail ooaeh by cus,iil,..

klnN.s rmy, aurast H. I:ta
me msl saaeh ard plsac.scrs rotscl tss ,.crn
lng ly yle, as no Tho Ag Eioe, s1s, here and H.
% c.slo ~
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
THE POLISH QUESTION

Il Is generally sgreed that instead Of collective note
to Russ each Of the three cabinets will forward sep
arate note identical n idee, 70 ST. Petersburg England
opposed collective nste but, ID asserted, her oppos
ton In way Affects the existing understanding between
the three Powers: merely keeps the negotiations sepa
rate II is stated that Austria declines going beyond dip
lomatic action.
The insurgents defeated the Russians al sieian Pala
innate OF Pock,
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
Failing OF Female Prise3 In Ksnsss

- KASsAs CrrY, August Is, 1858.
Tho female prison IN this place fell In Thursday
morning, buryng In tho ruins eleven women. -Four wsSe
killed, one rortaIy wounded, and six slighy inhrcd
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
HOTELS.

yNHrTyEY HoUsE-BRo AnwAy, CORNER OF
w Twelfth street. hne suit o. hoYYns Ironins on
a,sched will be either with without Board for the
winter Mt moderate rent 10 responsible parties Private
IA ME III desired
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

",s~- 10 wanderers or land,
FROM Polar shore " Tropic strand:
To households lone. In regions new.
And vecrs in great cities, tooi.
To spldiers In camp, fon and hef,
Who need Against fiaesse sheldi
To miners, California bound,
And tllers OF wet marshy grounds
/, Ia feete wives of fragile mould,
~ vouns MIDDLE aged and old;
~ ;nosr In health, who would enjoy
iesycn,s be~t gift without alloy,
To s the strcngthsess, weak aud yale,
~ ho droop and know not What they all.
r0eTETfERS BfTTEKS we presSrh
a. heaith's most potent ekment
" a, Arc iSany value m public opinion, weScht
medical testimony the yery best and safest topc
~. ~ sise alive before the world IA
" HOSTETTERS
CtkEspAfuQ
STOMACH BTTTER9
sod by respectable druggists In parts Of thR vor0
HOsfEffEk q SMfTA
PittsbuSe. PA
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
Commercial Intelligence
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.
The fnnds are nrmer. ConsoIs are adysncins. under
the improving tendency Of the Pars Bourse and the
general belief that the Polish question will not result in
The satisfactory progress Of the harvest assists the
buoyancy Of the discount market, which easier, with
light demand.
LIVERPOOL CoT7oN MARKET.
Guiding 5000 bales TO specua.ors and eIUortsrs The
market has been fiat, but unaltered,in price.
TRADE REroRr.
The Manchester market Is nrm and steady.
LIVERPOOL BRRADsTUYPe MARxEr
Tho breadssufIs market has generay ruleddull Rich
ardson Spence Co.'s and other circulars reportFlour
sscady wtha slight decline on inferior qualities wheat
dull and easier. Corn dull and declined Cd per quarter
mixed, 26s. 3d. . DDS. 3D.. wnite, 2os. a 30s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
port beef frm. Pork 6rm Bacon has an Upward ten.
dency. Lard buoyant. Tallow hrm. Butter steady.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashcs-sales small. Lnseed oil nrm. Rosin quiet and
steady Spirits turpensine inactive. Petroleum nrm:
crude, lss 3D.; refined, 2is. 4d
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadssufs dull Sugar active. Coffee buoyant. Tea
Hrm. Rice quiet and steady. Tallow steady. Spirits
surpentine DOWNWARD.
Lospos, August Q. 1858.
minoiscensrai Railroad, isI a iSx discount: Eric
LATEST VIA GREExcAsrLE.
LIVERPOOL, August T. 1913.
Co,sonThc sales Of tho week have been az co bslcs
including 900 bales TO spectators ana 5000 70 or.
porters. The market Ia easier at n decline Of one
quarter OF penny on American The sales today
Frday) have been 600 bales including 900 70 spccu.
ators and exporters, the market closing quiet and
unchanged at tho following authorized quotatIons:--
Fur Mddtsng
Orleans. '..'.''.'..'.''.... 2td. 92hd
Mooae. .......................s... 234d. ga.
s,eck in port so7 900 bales including al 600 American
Breads,us quiet and steady. Corn declining mixed,
DIS. 2ts 80.
Provisions Grm.
IoSpoy, Auguet 7, 1868.
Cnsols closed al 90 92ik for muuey Ballton In tho
Bank has inercased GvsoUO. American slcks-ll
Central Railroad, 1875 1875 disc unt Ere 10 a H.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
11Acnr COVE nerEL-pAvIp poLLocK, sALrxR

yille -FishIna and picnic parties specially &C.
ror,n,odatei Boats hand 1T all times. Dummy
leave Jersey City every minutes during tho Pare
cenis good landing dock for steamboats, Splendid
sheil Eoai Of Chambers. London can be seen.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
ermany.

His of1cally announced that the Emperor Of An tra
N autograph letter. dated July 81 has invited al the
soveregns Of the Germanc Confederation and Of
free cities 70 personally meet In assembly and discuss the
question OF reorganization Of the German Confederation
suitable TO the requirements Of the age. The Emperor
proposed Frankfort the place and the 10th OF August
as the date The German question was discussed the
late meeting Of the Emperor d Austria and the King Of
Prussia,
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT.
MAD AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT.
RHAD AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT.
AND RHFLECr.

Make sure Of health "But how7" you ash
We answer, tits easy task.
Strengthen the stomach and sustain
The nerves, the servants OF the brain,
The liver keep ip active play
And regulate from day TO day.
Each organ aid, on natures plan,
Brace and refresh the inner man,
And like watch that's KEEP. In chime
BY constant care, with railroad time
The system's tone and strength renew.
And thereby cheer the spirits too.
..How,n you inquire ''can this be donef
This victory DER disease be won!h
'HOSrETfER'S BITTERS." We reply
sIs health supreme protectlon--Tyn -
OF regenerating the dsordercd ana enfeope5
syse, regulating every function OF the internal ogans
revivng the depressed spirits invirong the constitn
ton and prolongng life, medical preparation either OF
the past or time has been completely and unveS
'A"' HOsTETTERs
HOSTETTERS
HOSTETrER'S
HOSfETTERS
HOSTETTERS
HOSTETTERS
HOSTETTEkS
HOSTETTERS
HOSTErTERS
HOSTETTERS
HOSTETTER'S
HOSTErTERs
CELEBRATES 0r4
CELEBRATED
CELEBRATED tfM
CELEBRATED
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CELEBRATkD tr
CELEBRATED M
CELEBRATED tnN re
CELEBRATED
CELEBR TIED
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

Against the vnrors foul prerart,
That fever taint the heavy air.
Drink not uunrvcd the water fonpd e ah
In prairies. wonds. or rnarshy ground.
II sedentsry toll you ply
Nature you assst-or die
Forwhen debarrvd IRON exercise
For artificial aid she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
IL threatened evil to prevent:
And II you'll Be relieved spared
From Ills that crush the unprej AIRED,
Hostetters Bitters use-for note
They the surest nnti!ota
To defiance the maama Of unhealthy soils, the po
n,n or unvhoesone the eiuva OF crowded work
factories and the bancul nuen ~ sedentayy
employ Il II only necessary 70 be forearmed with
HOSTHTTER'6
I'LL
HO6TETTERS
HOSTETrER'6
HOSTkTTER1
HOSTKTTER'S
UOSTETTERS
The New York herald., 1863-08-17
France.

The Emperor has returned 70 Paris
Tne Bourss b Armer AMI closed the 5th At esf. for
rsnscs. advance OF three quarters per cent.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17

Dyspopsia's pangs that rack grind
The body and the mind,
Agucs thAt as they and core,
Make life constant martyriopl;
Coiios and dysenierie pains,
Meath which the stsong mans vror wanes;
Bilious cosnpa those tedious ilS,
Meier conc auer.d vet by dUssiic pills,
Dread diafrhua that cannot be
Cured by desrnytve mercury;
Slow constitutional decay.
Thnibrings deata nearer day by day;
Nervous prostrRtion, yncntai gloom
Hcralds Of madness or the tomb;
For these-though mineral nostrurs fall
Means Of relief at least hail.
Hostctter's Bgtters-medsne sure
Not TO prevent aione, but
In Dyspepsia Fever and Aguc, Bilious Complaints Ger
stutionai and Nervous Debility Constipation, Scasekne
Spasms and In all Complaints of Man Woman proceed
ing from casual Inherent Weakness or the Body the
HOSTETTERB
HOSTETTEHS
HOsTETTEKS
BOsrETTER'S
HO6TETTkRS
uOSTETTER8
HOgTETTERS
HOSTETIERB
HOsIkTTEkS
HOeTkTTERS
H0sfEITEKs
CELEBRATED
CELEBRArED
GELKBRATED
CELEBRATED
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The New York herald., 1863-08-17

In conclusion, It may further be remarked that rer
hnps next spring besides the construction of con
ssrvntory and the aging out OF flower garden rorton
of the Park wiz hs appropriated Tor geological aud bo
tanca garden and fr the planting of an arhorciarn
Should taw great work be completed IN the Same
thorough manner ~ which II has been bfherto carried
on, then may the Citizens of this m9trupOa feel Win
pride that they have founded iastipg monument FOR
themselves and an in.tiiatiDs thfir dascendants
which cinDoi Ga 90 eSose.e The most bcns8ca nuoneo
ca their csal aud riIy s.oal ccuditiou.
The New York herald., 1863-08-17


One OF the fincstS landscape views we hnd north OF
the Before US les meadow land Of about
thirty acres surrounded by partly wooded range OF
hills BY udicious planting or singletrces, OF pic
turesque groups, this 10 made 20 appear larger than IL
really and these groups AZ tho Same time present
natural openings for the several perspective views Tho
original beauty Of this region affords here the best op
portunty for producing the finest landscapes at
paratively small cost. From several prominent points
south OF tins meadow land the surrounding country
from northwest TO southeast unfolded before us.
In n northwcstery direction wo the right
bank OF tho Hudson aportion Of tho "Pasades whose
ruggcd rocky was present picturesque contrast 10 tho
peaceful meadow land before To tho right OF these s
tho High Bridge, with several cottages and villas
scattered In its eghborhood wbsch represent lively
picture OF Industry rehnement and luxury Further 10
the northeast and east bend gaze Long Island
Sound and itoeurroundings and although this wow
quite different from that last mcntioRed impress N
IN way less pleasing and striking. The slightly
undulatng lines Of the landscape In the north.
west and northeast bend gradually down tho surface
tho water and rise again like manner the east and
southeast Several public buildings the House OF Refuge
and many others by tlrcir magnitude we'll as by tho
styie OF architecture, give the impression of rcposc
while numerous sailing vessels on te East river Ia the
distance give pleasing contrast 10 this picture rrther
northward, within tho limits Of the Park many truly
nne Effects be crcosed from the naturally baautifl
landscape and thai IN hs every endeavor win be
made 10 meet the Just requirements of an enlightened
public guaranteed by what already been dte mn.
der the present nsnNtratrcn.
The New York herald., 1863-04-10

Wheat was quiet, with only small sales OF Western on
PIT Corn was dull and heavy, with sales OF 80 600
bushels mixed Western at SSc. 90c. 64 dnd; Soc a
SIC. for unsound and heated 94c 95c Yellow Jersey
immediate and future delivery Oats were saleabe at
Sic. S7lsc., according To quality.
CoE was sparingy purchased at previous quotations
Rio, prime, 33c. good SIC 321sc.; fair 31c. 81 sc.
ordinary 29sc 30tsc fair 10 good cargoes Ole 32c
Java, and bags, $780, Maracaibo, 32c 34c.; La.
cash
CoTToS sought after any price 6Oc for
middlngs, which holders reluctant to SELL
and consequently business Of any moment trans
acted.
FRErcHTs were dull and rates lower and irregular The
engagements TO day confined TO those for Liverpool
including $500 bushels wheat, at I'D ships bags 500
boxes bacon, 15 and per steamer 900 bushels wheat
at bags 500 boxes bacon nj 20s 900 gallons oil
25s. and 100 bbs. pork at 3s.
Hay was in moderate request st SOC. e5c FOR North
river.
Hos were lightly dealt in at lsc 25c for new crop.
IArifs were quiet at irregular prices
MoAssEs.--1he days sales amounted 10 525 bbls. New
Orleans at 41c a 5bc.
NAVAL sroRm were dull and unsettled.
Ons.-The demand limited and prices tended down.
ward.
PRovIsioys-pork sold 10 extent Of only $50 bbls
at $l3 80 $13 20 for old mess SIS SO $5 Is for
and $l1 $l3 25 for prime Beef continued depressed
with sales Of $50 bb at $40 so &12 for plain and l2 25
$40 so for extra Sales were made o $50 bbls and
boxes bacon at 6ic. asHc and go packages OF hams
and shoulders at &C. Sc and &c aud Butter dull
and heavy at 20c. &c for state and 6c 20c for wes
tern. Cheese continued depressed at 12c. 14I.c.
RitE-Tbere were 200 bags Of Fast India sold at 7kc
Tac.
SrCARs--Thcre were 500 hhds only disposed Of at
5l6c. s12.o. Tor New Orleans and 9a.c. I0c. for
tuba.