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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-01
DRAYTON & STOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Omoe No. 6 Atwatar Building. Entrance through
the Insurance Of6ce Of Il. Y. Brayton.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.

HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
IK story House and Lot on Phelps-St, convensnt TO
the Lake shore Gar Shops aud Rolling Mill
Price $500.
Brick Houss and Lot, No. 76 ProspeCt-St Has Gas
and Water and small Once attached, convent
snt for Physician. =
House and lot No sT5 Kinsman Street, lot l00xs30j
house has all the modern improvements OF not
and Co d water and Gas throughout, furnace
marble mantle5, &C
isrTo new and elegant brick house and barn, cor
nsr EinsmRn aat Forrest Street lot z2sxSso.-
Terms easy.
Bri house and lot on St. Clair Street, neAr Bon
good fruit, watsr gas, &C. A very desirable prop
srty to rent or for homestead.
Frame House and lot 439 kinsman Street, s2x3OO,
good we'll of water fruit, bnTn, &C. Terms easy.
Also lot in rear Of above On orange Street szxl2o
Price $40 ger f0cs.
sirable house and lot in Hudson to exchange for
city property.
Frame honss and 10. No lO5 Kinsman Street, lot sI
/ I62 good fruit and we'll. Price &, SEQ.
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RAJ EsTAfE.
ToHN JENNINGS.
Insurance and Real Estate Ager
-. r.-r-.r. I--r.n..

and Real Estate Agent,
REMOVED From
III suDeriOF-st., Marble Block,
To ASwater Building, foot Of superior-st.
sS-WIn buy and sell Resl Estate on Commission,
Rent and OIlect Rents, kc-
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Aade.
sBAlso issues Policies at Lowest Paying RAtss IN
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
FARMS. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOR
SALE Oh EXCHANGE
Fuelid st near Brownsll-Two story Brick House.
wi marble mantlesI water and gas, bath rooms,
Bond.st very desiratIe House and Lot. Lot 5o1
10 ieet. Water, gas, bath room; barn. &C. t4oO1-
Chsstnut-et., large double Frame House and Lot
University Heights, one and half sterY Brick House
BrsE Hote1 and ihiee acres OF land, 81 miles from
Ihs city, BY plank road. Brick Stable and con-
Kinsma1st., near Perry, vac ant Lot, ssxI7O feet
l60 Acres miles from Illinois tentral kailroad5 81
acres improved. Exchange for > Farm near THIS
Krie-St , gocd Brick Houses and Lots. VIII rent
to ray 10 q cent. viii sell separate II desired.
Kan as, 50 acres Timber and leo acres Prairie
ILLINOIS, l2O in Calhoun county, smiles from tn
Mississippi KITer. Exchange for property IN thi
TrAcy-st., cy-iS.,IH House and Let. sI4oO.
/ KinsmSn-St large Brick House and IA acres land
scoyille AvenTe, large and convenient two stor
House and large Los.
Pro.pect-St, near Erie, good House and Lot $500
| HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE, large Stone
| DEelling and hft en- acres Lscd; on plank road
| six miles from City. A large Conservatory
| grounds hardsomely laid out with evergreen
| shrubs and flowers. Also, an abundance Of Erui
Grape Vines, SC 5000. .
Prospect Street-Three first class brick houses wit
modern improvements, one near Erie, one Ees
BroEnell, and one near huntington Street
A very beautiful and finely improved Farm OF i
! acres, on plank road, three miles IRON arrel
TrumbuI county, ohio. .
| A fine Residence ana Ian Sc Lot, corner OF LAzs-a
and Case-Ayenue. For sale cheap or eXohAhi
| for other property.
A Grist Mill and thirty acres Of Land, good DvelhI
| House. Well loca cd and good water power
81 acres good Farming Land in Brecksyiliei about
acres rich river bottom. Is Per acre, part On TIM
A nice Brick d use and Lot on the West Side, Ne
the Circle, on Frsnklin-St. q, 500.
A Store House and Dwelling on Detroit-st- We
cheap.
Hoffman Block for sale cheaP-part On time.
A very va able Property on hinsman-St.
| A good House and Barn. 4 acre Lot, on Ains1nsn-'
near Erie-St. $500.
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MEDICAL.
CLBvELAND MEDICAL COL
Medical Department Of the Western Re-
serve College.

Medical Dsparfmeut Of the Western Re
serve College.
Thu Twentieth Annual Session will begin on the
First wednesday of November next, and continues
seven cen weeks.
ULTY:
JOHN pELAMATEB, NJ. D LII. D., Emeritus,
Prof of Obstetrics and Pathology.
JAREDP KIRTLAND, M. D Lii. D., Proi ol
the Principles and Practice OF Medicine
J. LANG CASsELs, Ii D. LII. D., Prof. ot Cheih-
istry and ToxicOlogy.
PROCTOR THAYEB, NJ. D., Prof. OF Surgery anu
H.KIRKE GUSHING, M. D, Prof. of Obstetrics
and Surgery.
ALLEYNE MAYNARD, NJ. D., Prof. of Materie
Medica and Physical Diagnosis.
DAVID H. SCOTT, NJ. d. Prof Of Physiology and
Diseases Of Children.
JACOB LAIsY, NJ. D., Demonstrator OF Anatomy
FEES:
The MarticulatiOn Fee ts............'...'''.S W
The Prpfesscr's Tickets are.............-.. bu w
The Demonstrators Ticket is........-...... O0
The Graduation Fes is--..---.-.- --..-.-'-. ~
MILITARY SURGERY.
Surgeon McCLURG, U. S. v, in charge OF the Mil
itary Hospital in Cleveland will give, b. permission
of the Surgeon Genera of the o. 5. Army acnurss o.
Tertureg in connection with the College, on Mi iiary
Uypiene the peculiarities of Army Surgery end DIS
and Illustrated by appropriate cases in the hos
! pitaI and on the routine of duties OF the Army sur
peon Ia tine beld. Students will not Incur sdditona
| expense for this course. septlI-lz1
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IN rs,

.
Leaves Cleveland at P.a Leaves Detroit a. ~ =, y
Wedne sday September 2 Thursday ~ =
Tnesd dsT.........O October Wodnesday..... .OoIooel
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,.n.ain InHn RoBERTsoN. .

UHplaH JUN = : =
Leaves Cleveland OF Pm. Leave Detroit A. IL A. a
Tordsv - september "A lTuesday....-septeInpe per " "
Frid September IS Saturday pLeIn @ 1el 2
Wednes,fsv - October7 Thursday. ay..........Octooef {
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RFEDY-MABE eLOTRLka.
THE POET ON A TRAIN on,
ne Ronxnce OF the Railroad
Az tina kuthor o. FsiT Inezr" This Prime
~ WsIes, /" 1.-THE Ghost Huntsrs," &c, Ae'

OHAPTEB vuI.-CRHotNE.
IT vas two o'clock at Pitisbur. b.
When to X the Eastern tTatni
And as hEd net sleep enough
| prepared % sleep again:
When . fem ale with much baggage,
And baaa boxes half scoIr,
Came and took the soat best e me-
With her boxes on tse flsor.
She was one of those fsir CT eaturess
Seldom 10 romance seem
she. thoaeht, was sll OF nifty,
Or D rhaps, three timee sixteen
she was dressed IN latest IA hiOn,
On her head hat she wore,
Filled with flowers Of all eolors,
And stuck out a foot or more.
She was tall Erd thin and scTawny,
And in feet quits masCulinc,
And her ample dress OF satin
Spread on awful crirO'inei
And without my leave or license
She did spread il over mei
All! thinks I, nv fa-osome ledFs
You are making rather froe-
In voice she then addressed me,
Neither musical nor sweet
.ssir! ! hsvo a little ret dO1,
Ard he wants TO have your seat.
"Have you, madam" | sa d sn hns,
Thar, indeed, is rather cool,
Where 1 came from we earn Manners
Ycu ne troubled such school.
"But you're welc.m to it, madam,
For our dog now take my seat,
Surely. from me such ltdy
should pauRht but pOlite1ess m et +,
IKE ft'i-and took another
In IL Foon sleeping lay,
And slept without once waking
Till thi daEning Of the day.
r-o NJ covrrNurDl
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every PIslO WarrantedfO for rive Years,
10 PIAKO 4iD MELODEOHS TAKER IL EECEARG

ALSO-ON HAND.
EsIoasoHs, Snail LSstsHRseHts, StTiHSII q;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-01

T AND OFFIOE.-H. H. LITTLE
4 has constantly on hand large number of i'm
proved Farms for sale Tor cash or on time. Also
variety Of City and Village Property and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri
which ne will exchange for EARNS, City or Personal
Property. OEoa ia Atwater building Hos. and s.
ID floor, mhyld
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DEAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
NJ (formerly OF the firm Of Littles Keye5,l mas
0Fned Real Estate Ohios in RouBe's Block, eorneE
oi superior ST. and Public square, and nascon5tanty
On hand several thousand acres Of hrst quality arms
ing Lands in the States Of Iowa. MisoonAln and Ml1
Ior ali kinds o. PsFSonAl property kart-oAeh p9lds
a1Fte- ~
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To Messrs. VIZ KEAnE & o., Baltimore: IL can.
not but congratulate you upon the immense pregreas
and i'm provements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which in my opinion rank among the
very best In the country. NJ. sTRAKOSOH
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1 b 0 N 1T Y,

T.savaa C1avalsnd atsPM. Leaves Detroit at 10 A.
Tnesdsy - Sopternber Is Wednesday. Sc ptenDer
Monday September p Tuesday stem Def
Friday. SATURDAY
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RS-WH buy and sell Real Estate on Commission,
Rant and oilect Rents, &C
Ea7-Eo charge TO Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
B-A lso issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates n
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies.
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NORTHERN LIGHT

Teavsa CLEVELAND at Pm Leaves Detroit st 10 A. n
Wedneadav September 10 Thursday septeIn per y
Tpesia - September % "Wednesday Sept Der 9 9
October Il Tuesday L
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Tba Tventleth Annual Session will begin on the
First wednesday of November next, and continues
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-01

Mr. Gro. A. BARLOW These noble Instruments
POSSESS immense resources OF power and expression.
hs bass Is sOnOrOus and grand the middle register
rIch and sympathetic; while the high nCtes are bril-
liant, clear and pure as silver bells.
The scale is even without single flaw; the setioD
is SmOoth and marveOusly easy and the pedal eectt
the finest Of which the PiGnoforte Is susceptible.
In word. Knabe's Piano5 worthy Of the great
sstArtists, and are capable of rendering the fines
compositions known IN this realm ot Art.
ELIZA SHEPHERD
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III suDerioF-st.. Marble Block,
To ASWater Building, foot Of Superior-Si
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undertakes to restrict his freedom Of action. sn6
tie him down to the use of this or that fnanciA
resource exclusively. events may occur during tho
recess which may render that resource unavsli-
able. and in that event the responsibility for tho
nOn-payment of the troops and the in ovency Of
the government would rest upon Congress. But
little more than three weeks of the present session
remain: there is no time to be lost
A prominent Boston merchant has transmitted
to Mr.. Cisco financial scheme which deserves
more attention than most of the plans emanatinR
from amateur fnanciers. The writer shows clearly
that the only reliable source Of the government at
present is the continued issue of paper money.
Starting from this standpoint. he argues that the
chief evil to be apprehended from the use of paper
money is the export of specie to foreign countries.
This danger can be obviated. in his opinion, by the
negotiation in London, at regular intervals. OF o
sufficient amount of United States bonds to keep
the balance OF trade in our favor. At the presen
rate of exchange we could afford to sell bonds =
London so low as to tempt investors and specu-
lators and even it, in order to secure a sale. We
were compelled to accept prices lower than The
market value here, the loss would be unimportaak
in view of the advantage of keeping our specie -
home. sale Of $50 900 900 of bonds in the courss
of year would probably keep the balance q
trade in our favor. The scheme has been transmit
ted by Mr.. Cisco to Mr.. Chase, and win probably
receive careful consideration.
The following table shows the course Of the
stock market for the past week and MONTH
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Com lncrcial Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
1-roYv, thu I ondn, V,vuas fcitv ArficIal Inn


[f'rom the London FINES (City Artice), Jan. 90.
During the earlier hours OF business the English funds
firm to-day (2lst) the slightly Improved prices Of
yesterday; but there ultimately tendency TO
consequent idea that the Bank or France may
resolve fresh advance to Six cent IN their Of
discount and thus necesstae another step
the part OF the tank Of England which otherwise would
DO immediately anticipated The only quotations Of
consols throughout tho day we're 92 70 for money,
ami 925x a Y for the account although after regular
hours transactions could not have been elected except
q fractional decline Rank stock closed at 1856 237-
q reduction of per cent. New three per cents
and reduced in demand for Investment, AMI
are at 92sS Am Improvement of eighth.
The general demand for discount heavy to day
and the applications at the Bank moderate. In the
Stock Exchange tho rate Tor short loans s ~ per cent
The market for foreign securities rather strong in
the morning, but ultimately, in nearly case
LAPSE exhibited.
There gold Withdrawals from the Bank to day
The Yorkshire has arrived from Australia with 1908 $3.50
Ia gold. This amount will for the moment Con
tinental demand and If the dntras from America by the
est fao steamers should prore large a0tu probably be The
case the drain from TIE Bank OF England may least for
a ueek tico BE- suspended
The last price from Paris this evening (2lst) was
hr vinO Of mn
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Wheat was q shade lower and dull Sales were made AZ
ouy 90 600 bushels al 81 90 for white Western 81 Is
81 75 red aud amber Western 81 SO 81 10 for MI
waukee club and amber spring, and 81 Il 81 s. for
Chicago spring. Corn Declining sales having beea
made 1906 600 bushels mixed Western at o3c &c.
mostly at 94c. for sound SIC a s3c for unsound asA
heated and CSC for Western white and yellow Rye
tnucd quiet At 81 03 81 L. Sales made OF 900
81 60 Oats were in active demand al 66c. 75c. accord
ing to quality.
CosriI-was In limited demand and was unchanged n
price. We suoteRlo, prime, at 33c; do good at 32c
32iec do. fair At 3lc. 81 xc; do ordinary at SOC
aoc. do. fair TO good cargoes, sic 32c Java MATS
30tsc. 32lsc.; -. Domingo, 2oc. 29xc.
COTTON decidedly briskcr and was quoted up %
ssc Sc for middlinss with sales and resales 100
FnH-A good inquiry prevailed FOR dry cod, and
mackcre Al shade 1rmer prices, while salmon and hes
FuoMs were quiet and ra.ss on American vsasss
lower To Liverpool ,here we're shipped 500 Dss sour
at Is Cd Is 10 I'd, and n. ID. Is. 3D. By Americas
SD in BON 800 scs Seef at d. Cd and e. 500 ptss
taken ia ans soo sS souT = 3D. Sussss wSsss !.
3D. In bags $50 beef at g. and 200 boxes bacon 4
a2s Cd TO Glasgow ,sos sbs. neur esgassd %
D. sd.
HIps~--Ths weeks receipts were oniy ESQ b,ass
The sales conprssd - 100 hides including $500 Bussss
private terms, 500 Porto Csseo do 500 AsessusS
., &c. cash usual sclectoa $500 Bahia, % psivaas
do $50 We. salied Newfoundland, DO; 5000 Gay
slaughter part ., lose cash. REJECTING bad hldss sso
country slaughter ~ loisc. l0xc do 800 washiog.
ton slaughter, on private terms Stock In impctsrs'
and speculas bands 800 dry hides, ooo wes sa's
HAy was in fair demand s5c 81 for North river.
Hors were selling pretty freely st isc 2Ic os osw
crop.
L,Tss we're steady at 81 40 for Eastern, With vey
moderate demand.
LkAuxa. -Messrs. r. n. Hull Co. say;-Wc have no
particular change note In the market Tor bsmcck solo,
. moderately active demand having continued through
oct the week fair number OF buyers nave inane their
appearance, PRINCIPALLY from Tue East and made cousid-
cradle purchases al prices within the range OF
nexci quotations orinoco middle and damaged ~ all
kinds cont 10 be sought AFTER and are comparatively
scarce other dcecriptiops In air moderate sprly,
the receipts from tannercs being about equal To the
sales do not materially alter or quotations, but
outside figures are readily obtained Than last week.
ami n feeling OF great hrmness pervadcs the trade Ost
soe remains in active request without change In prices
JIpper In the rough, very limited supply, bct the
demand Is only moderate prices, however, are well
maintained.
pyoyso~s Pork sold 70 the evteui q only $50 hbs, al
ala rs aNssT FOR cid mess SIC - Tor ms~s end
Sli GO Sia Is FOR prime Bee N far dcuaaa 9Th
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SUNDAY, Feb. 8, 1863

Th importation Of foreign merchandise at this
port exclusive of dry goods, for the week ending
yesterday was 81 o4l ,37s, to which add imports of
dry FOODS invoiccd at 81 ,37s,s9l, and the aggre.
gateimports Of the week will foot up IS AIS ,27o.
Agahst this We exported 50 1881 ,s73 Of domestic
prodce and merchandise. and $sis 1855 Of specie,
amonting together to A,2es,72s. The trade Of
the week thus leaves substantial balance in favor
of tn psrt. The prosperity created BY the war
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The Cabinet % Spain.
nARSHAL sKRRANO, LATE CAPTAIN GENERAL OF
oUUA NIHI0TR OF YORgIoN AYE AfRa

PARIS (Jan. Az correspondence Of London Times.l
Marshal Ssrrano, appears has accepted the post II
Minister OF Foreign AAirs, that the Madrid Cabinet
nov completed How long u will keep together another
question but 0Donncll stl the life snd soul Of It, one
only believe, has had place in former Ministries
Admiral Bustllo, excomnander Of the naval station at
Cuba. Bustillo " said 10 he good officer.
viaaUrmgo has been merely shifted from the Depart
ment Of Commerce tfomenio) TO the Interior.
Psster. Diaz 10 old hand he at the Foreign once
IN 1885, while UDonnel wasconsocting his plan for
throwing his transporting chief, Espariero.
Lu1en is, or was . liberal Of tho well meaning
school, and had been Minister under EspArtero.
Tho English bondholders will have heard with q
cold shive< that the repudistng Saaverra Kept the
head OF the Finance Department 1Deny that owe you
CITY crowns exclams Figaro, with virvous indigna
ton 10 the sceplcal Bafthbb "t had rakh6 owe rouths
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The above table shows that prices have not
varied much since last Monday. During the first
half Of the week there was a pressure to sen
stocks, based on unfounded rumors with regard to
the action Of the Senate on the financial
Of government but for the past day or two the
tendency has again been upward. There are in
dications that good deal Of the money which -
been used in gold speculations is being transferred
to stocks. currency panic-which is 80 coa-
fdently anticipated by the bulls in gold-woulA
not alter the value OF sound dividend paying
stocks, and in the event of such an occurrence,
the holder of reliable property yielding regular
income, would be as well OF as the holder of gold.
Gold ia in fact liable to large number of ac0i-
dents to which other descriptions Of property arc
not exposed. Congress or the Legislature meg
throw obstacles in the way Of the traffic in gold.
which, though they may be very unwise and ineffec
tual to accomplish the desired end, may still embar-
rass holders Victories might any fine morning
cause stampede in gold; and, the margin for .
fall being 56N per cent, a decline oil Is per ccat
in a day would not be impossible. These and
other similar reasons-whch readily occur to the
mind-appear to have diverted good deal Of
speculation within the past day or two, from gola
to merchandise and stocks. All descriptions a.
merchandise are higher than they were, and are
advancing steadily. Railway property is rising in
public favor in consequence Of the large carninG.
of the roads and the prospect of continuance q
Increased traffic which grows out Of the pros
perity created in the interior by the paper
money system. The leading roads-Ncw York
Central. Erie preferred, Michigan Central.
Galena, Rock Island, Illinois Central and
Hudson River--have all paid dividends within .
short time, and many Of them have already earned
good deal Of money towards midsummer divi-
dend. Dividends will probably be paid within
few months on the Cleveland and Pittsburg, Chi
cago and Alton, Terre Haute preferred, and other
properties which have gone through process Of
reorganization. Paper money is going to lift our
entire railway system out Of its difficulties. Float
ing debts are being npidy paid OF. and in short
time there will not be leading road in the coun-
try encountered with such liabilities. The depre-
citation Of the currency. which is doing so mach
mischief in other respects. is going to be the saliva
ton Of the railway companies, and will probably
raise railway investments - high in public esteem
as they stood prior to che year 1856.
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NAroLEoS,s LETTER TO GEN. FORM.

british Opinion OF Policy I'm Mexieo and
ths Restora item Of the latin Race.
IRON the London Times, Jan. 20.
Among The most important manestoes OF the present
vronch ruler tuy assuredlv be reckoned the leter 10
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, jan. 81 1868.
The cotton market continues dull and this days
transaction do not exceed 900 bacsone half on specu
lation and for export Prices are "a I'd. per ID.
lower than last fridays quotations.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs AND PROVISION MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 21-Evening.
Breadstufs quiet ana steady. Corn firm. Provisions
heavy.
THE LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.
LONDON Jan Il, 1863.
suoAR-Thc market continues dun aud OF $50 hhds
Portn Rico at auction only about halt sold low good
pale yellow, Cos AIS bright grocery, AIS 43s and
about third of AGO boxes Havana, low TO tine pale
yellow, 36s Ais mddng to tine strong refining, 3ss
s2s good bright grocery sos 3D. aud foretes duty
l6s.) 42s. a AS. 3D.; 433 bags Msurtus sold at
sos. Ais. I'd and nne duty los. AIS AS. Cd. per
Of West India, 400 hhds had been disposed Of
privately 500 bags brown Mauritius at 29s per cwt
CofrEE.-At auction today 800 casks ITO barrels and
bags plantation and 100 casks 30 bags native Ceyon sold
folly yesterdays prices. ,235 packages Mocha
chiefly disposed Of at 9os $685. Sd and few Maa
bar at It's. Cd. per cwt.
TEA sAIEs-second Day--The sales were resumed this
morning. when 1910 packages passed, Of which 3727
we're Sold ANA being "wi,hout reserve The sales
vent on steadily and show matera change in prices.
several parcels Of good Canton young hysons sold at u
bought in break OF Zoo Chow scented realizing
/. ilXd %. per To- Some Annoy congou and aouchons
pr 10 The sales Will be continued tomorrow.
RcE About 500 bags bengal have changed hands at
U.s. Cd for middling old and S. Cd for good Balam and
eALrnsx--fhe business amounts 10 100 bags Bengal
aS. ~ o. ,Sc pr cont .. ,saoo
haf found bsysrs On rather easier terms. Common
i'm CD les. Q E20 per ton.
1Ltow-1ne taow market In firm to day; 49, Cd. 10
pad The spos and Cor January 10 nArch as 70 ID II
theprice Tor March, and the for April June
l8s I'd. ais for October 70 December.
LONDON CORN AND FLOUR MARKEr.
Maze LAs0 Jan. 2i.fhe fresh asrivsis q English and
foren grain sinos Monday have moderae but there
VA aufesut Offering for the present demand. English
aad foreign wheat rsmans noninally the same on
Monday. Flour sold in retail Al previous rates. No
quoabls change took place the value Of malt Barley
mssather better inquiry and 10 drmeS in price Beams
and PEAS steady. Data are moro saeable aud 6rm at
Mondays currency.