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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-13

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PRIVATE SALES.

TIlIT BIUU1 5ND HLIt.NG'sS
l. y SAFE
a han some light crca BugSy AID It.iE',, N fn-or
der. for SAL.
App II 50 ala s'se.t Up s'ai:s, over Slaugl'cr VT
kio. s. Co oc. Ii II
DIiUl UiI;iPDEh'- S:,tk Fol: SALE
I We Offer ~ IEN ate s<r TIC r &C. . a.fIpi"sr pHic
Artist, wi,hiraw y fr ID auction, ~c5u-i;I-i ii Ps:t vi
= saprrlor Gnn"raS, I, alplr::
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Oct I2-a, YIN. II. FOTL.E. SONS t "a.
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1 DxlNlSTRATORs SALE OF LAND.
1867 acres Wood and 7 Der / nj, for "a@ rrira'-'y,
.r,th- ruurry OF Chester i"Ih. oil ia- lcThill TOAD, I'll
mi ~ from Rlchmond and three lilies ii e X and p. Raj
rrsi
For farther Information and description I'D 'c-s
SAML u. II RNER. Admir-.
ALSO. a.
T. valuable Farm 10 New Er,, c"rS' :, { sS esr"s n
III e." IL so y. mint -inrio", X & Y Y. Ri ruai. ii
'-.r NJ IL. from klthG oud. On Chi lab ming iy,r. about
400 acre Of whIsA |. In a scoi ,r9;e": cr 'ivat'1u I"!@tte
- or :~R yrc w.. h of cyl res , T. Hp +. pin" - Il OK. Good
dwelling. i.r.e lct T. u-e s"y.rai ars- bara'. qlaitr5r +hd
si.tirr. -, al near y NV q well ii supr'!vt rh;rr III
tLc yard apple AID pes rrrhn.d.
AisO,
Tso Steam Saw Mills. N good order. 90 ard ~ h"r-e.
puwrr. Acdr~ss G Is. TTkEar & RIO,
Or app THOS. T.. TURNER,
Come. Cary an 80 .t-""r.
o,D,Nt rt,lrr.y1 Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-13

Z AND FSE SaLE.- Ger iar t ~ ths c'uu'j
II # Charlotte, q tract 81 LAND ii frna iau- J Eve
hundred acres, i little orr Il nj T. frym tse nrrrt I1o".r
There Is IN the place IN oi9-ia ,hiun"l tn: Co lGrigt't
Dwelling, con,aiuirg yx room. .bovr IL. T.scrrrai. and
!. cessary o tlo~ses Persons Nirti- 8 -uch q p ace cHr
address, me a, Chsrlo'.pC c. H., &C apply p-rs"naIl. 10 re
rear the premises. and RI. take pie rlreir showinB /: i
them.
~ ii-dti2oc.t DAVID NICHE.
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DOILER AID ENGINES a SALr.-~s
ID y i'll sell 4 L"comn'lv. 80 lcG. f2J ( Il OF itr surf."+.
AMI twn high pressure Esq es, 3 ZACH b.rc 3t,e. = 70! ..
II d--ir-d, We all Also -,il III" iron hull II Z, tss,a-r, 10
feet ioaS. 3 fat . hnrs~- Lnd II h,i haGm.
yOEE NTFI. & soy,
=. r. t,-o-% 11,yE-,.H Il =
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7 y FOH S.I.F.-Ih,r sc ,bont FOur Humid
IL red Arrcs OF I.nnd, 'y!ag On Guirea Greek, in
Cnnheri and rcrpty, which l wish 20 X i.
ny address Il "Stouy Point hi ia C~mh"r and county.
rep 70 rJnw ~ WIN = DANIEL
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The question of fixing prices of marimum
il one of reason and discussion. The Mob.
Jacobin violence of Paris forced it through
the Convention of 1913, and this meeting Of
Saturday night looks as though the same in
huence was to be resorted to in Richmond
Mrs. jackson demanded blood or bread" at
the Governors house last spring. and, failing
10 get either there, proceeded with her mgr.
midon yiragos to grasp" and "clench
bread, and shoes, and leather, and every
other article from the merchants " OF
Richmond. She took the extortioners into
her v hands, and is now meditsting ont
vanity of.violence in the State .Penitentlary.-
Tho women's mob was even more ridiculous
than criminal-but ajury Of Richmond pun
,shed the leaders with confinement in the
P~.aitsutsry. The Governor Of Virgins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15

OUENY BAGS have been In good request, =, improved
,sios Sales on tho spot aud In bos,on a. 2J 't cash
HIDES-Ths Demand during tho psst few Gays pas oeen
quite active and prices generally arc nfmer Ing oIns
. beer chiefly with the trade Tho stock on hand
about 100 OOQ sgsins. 2 0 same tine last yssE
Rio 6Snds aud BasnO, Ays:' s,ais smpOo ssaas
California 28a2gc. Dry wsstern zld1'c' sha Wy 's
hJNEY-Therc ha. been nothing doing WORTHY ad ~ i,
W quote nominslly at t5GDc. iof Wv" az $3.50
TAY. demand is fair and the markets htmer, ssss OF
800 bses At passc- STA" /" scarce - "
OH0psThs d-msad Ia more active for New but prices are
without particular change not % h.ls a. lsfiae 10, Cam
IA gold aud exchange Sales VI wv
1a 20 sgemoei Sole has been 10 scve demand aud
Tue s9ch & cent per pound Osk Sole 10 IL demand and
vance. .Ahosa sa,y Uppsr ia rough IL stosdy.
M1i ASSESSING ,ses Of auy importance have come under
800. nrIc.s - without change TO note.
our ~ The market Ia q shsde hfmer, but NOT active
ia. Of Western Thin O5lons ~ ~ In osss aud City do
iu ibis. At SiB bvA bs9' .,,,,,. -, -,
on MEALfns demand IL fair and holdefs urn sales OF
.oo b.,. State 1t ~ 10 " 100 10.
ONSl he Pork market 10 fairly active and prices
ara sgs hneri the arrivals moderate but tho stock Is
irss tho sales 200 bbs At sls 50G& IS Tor Mess
a 10 for uunspeced City Prime and Mess, aud oil !39
II9 for old aud Primo. Beef very plenty and In
limited desnd sses of 800 bbla at 81 Sl2 IS fcr psiu
aud moderate request sales Of $50 srces Ada Mesa at o.
about go Beef Hams in limited dsusnd rales OF io'
bbs good Western SN 62a Gut Meats are steady ana
fair request sales OF 900 pigs TO Tor Aes rcufed hAns
and "A abe for plain Hss Bacon In active demand, sut
shade hrmer saes Of 500 boxesN 7idIrc for We.eri
Cumberland Cut Mindless sfrcic fo shon Ribbed srn % w
Clear aso sales OF so boIea Bellies anu wv
10 do Ia bulk &c. DIesssd hoss not quite 80 um
OF eseru ut sta6c ant City al a6to isrd % 49,
Ms. ,s; o. t .oUS Sh i and fns
i, liverable within w. days, buyers option lvo an,
aud Cheese In improved dsmand ana pcss ~" ",
seller. owing to tbn rapid ADVANCE 10 s'a saa 'A'''
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Very In,cst via Crecnstowu.

MApRfp, Saturday Jan. 1862
The resignation Of Conchs as Spanish Embassador
to Paris has been accepted.
An article in the Epoca chnracterzes the defense
of Juarez by General PIN US scandaious.
The Coyrespondeacia Antogrofa says that the re-
lations between France and Spain offer no danger Of
any disturbance.
CossrASrIsoPLH, Saturday, Jan. 1859.
The Minister Of Marine Mehemed Ali Pasha, hae
been dismissed. Mehemed Bey 10 his successor.
Minister of War Ruchd Pasha has nlso been dis
missed. Habil Pasha has been nominated Grand
Master Of Artillery.
LWERrooL, Jan. 4, 1862.
There is no political! news Of importance to-day.
LATEST MARKETS.
QUKESsTowS, Jan. 4, 1863.
Tho London Produce market continued very quiet
dining the hodaya There Is no feature worthy Of
notice TO report.
LONDON, Jan. 3-p. IN.
A fair business was done to-day in Gold.
Considerable business was also done in the black
est leaf Congo Tea.
Tallow steady.
Lorpos, January 3-Evening.
The funds to-day were firm at yesterday prices
CossoLs for money are trfe higher. Attention IL
mostly directed to the coming settlement.
The Cape Of Good Hope Mining Company vii
oloee On tho 10th inst.
|. Paris, Jan. 3--p. m.
Tho number Of workmen in the cotton manui''
turing districts Of France out Of employment Is 10"
enid 10 reach 100000, with no present prospec, '
their being relieved from their present state 0' S0''
luo restitution.
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Prussia.

Tho Ministry having asked the Common Council
men of the Metropolis TO communicate 70 them the
draft 0. their copgratulstory Ncw-Ycars address TO
the King they reiassd 10 comply, md At once sent
in tho sddress to DO forwarded to his Majesty.
Among other things the address saysi We feel
confident that your Majesty will succeed in dispe-
ing the grave approximations Of tie country. As the
deplora6le conduct between the Government and
ms Chambers-which endangers the basis Of the
Constitution, confuses the public, and lowers the
foreign estimate OF Prussia--Tomains unsettled in
the new year, may The King enter on course lead
ing TO peace and concistop.'
Tire Crown Prince and Princess had met with
carriage accident at Berlin, bat tho consequences
were not serious.
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tsp. him to pay quadrupls prices the result being
4. . nj reDn1atiuiI.


Thera ia great hope io the fact that Newly York
takes no contracted view Of this great question. she
Knows that her imperial destiny is identified win
the fate of the Union. Roalizng this great truih
Ale has troops in the field than any other aye
she has expended more hes and more OOou ,oail
any other State TO suppress this Rebeiion' ana sne
will never array State stocks or State banks ID n0s
tility 10 the safety of the Uuio1.
Aud what OF Pennsy lvania, that glorious oid Oom,
monwealih 50 many of whose bobie sons, cut OH
mostly in the morning of life, nowh graves pre-
pared by treasoni Is she to become border Sta'e,
and her southern boundary the line OF blood, marked
by frowuing forte, by brs'ling bayonets, by tue
sramp Of contendiug armies, engaged In the carnival
of slaughter and reveliy OF Oeath Is New En-.
Gland 10 be recoonized and the Briieh flag agein to
Goat over the chosen donain of freedom What OF
che small States deprived Of the secured equality
and protective guarantees Of the Constitution to be
surely crushed by more powerful communities
What of the wesf Is it to be cut of from The sea.
board and rendered tributary TO the maritime power
What OF the Ststes of the Pacific Are they TO lose
the great imperial railways destined, under tie
Union. to connect them With the valley OF tie Mis-
sissippi aud the Atlantic But alas why look ct
any OF the bleeding and mu'ilA,sd Fragments when
Al will be involved in u common ruin
May gracious Providence give US all, the wis.
'om TO discern what best for beloved country,
this her day OF fearful trial, and the courage and
patriotism to ADOPT whatever course Ia best cal
sulated 10 save US fro impending ruin
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In seam'hip A'ia ls, Qu<easowr and Lir~,ss-Mr sn{
Mr,. David on B. Gfeepshield Root simas Montreal
aii,s II. soudhein. New.York Mira Henry Il Wild Msry
land; M T. Lenn.n two infsuts aud 'sryan, New ORR
Mr.. and Mira Edward Crowsbay. Loodonj Mira W. ws'ts{
Boa c. L. Wilson Secretary Of Legation, Louaop, M snI
Mp r. c. Fox. Washington; si.s Psy0e, Ohio; Nr. Jspss
A. Mscdougs NewYork; Y. Tsnst, Joe Ford. Eassnd; u
Marty Antwerp, joe Roberta Quebec Cha Bucklns gam
L, Walock John BuocAs Nsw.fort Master Jsa Bsds ~.
deiphis; Henry Fowler Toronto; b. y. Bses NewYork,
Greene L. Burr. Mr and DIn C. y. DsvsDport NswYofk
Eugene Duourst Psrs; James Holmss. L.wenc~ Ma
Matthew Betlsy Toronto IN. kreoh.vf EewY *; Mise
~ Duncan, Kentucky ara John Lspd, Martin Msstui .
GAlfoncs New.Ysrfi Thomas Cock.hot Lawrence Mass
Boston.
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l'bfuu.

Shanghai telegram Of Old November, received
via Jnba saws alarming reports were current VI the
Rebels being in the n,ishborhood Of that city.
An engagement had taken place at Poakong, In
which tho Rebels had 1900 killed. The Russians
Lad offered their assistance for the capture OF NAM
kin. ..,
Csroy, Nov 30. lsG2
There las been violent gallo of Manila AID ten
Spanish galeon vessels have been lost. Tea is hru
Exchange, ana. ., ,oco
Tea and silk firm. Exchange, 6U3.
MELBOURNE, Nov. &, 1862.
The gold shipments since the last mail amount to
72l 900 ounces.
There has been a run on the Colonial Bank, but
IL has aubrlded.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or HEw-Y0RK.......JAa y
Cleared,

Stssmships-Eaeis, Adams Havana Spofofd Tlsston y
Co. Fsrker.burs Hodmsu Portland H. u. Cromwell Co
TIL iu1as Sw anu, NICHOLS, Warrington. .
sAips-Apus L. Thomp,on, Simpson Bristol B. a. r.
Tbonpson; NarsI4nseIt. Page Liverpool, Croker War
Rsrss-D Golden Murray, Johnston, New Orleans. John O
Conner Highlander (Bn) Spoor Londonj Nsw.Brurs~iss
BE HspsoOd BRISTOL Geo r. Bu.Isy Tsliti Lssuan, Hs
vars, Trej,lo Via,ng. .
PIss-Jsns Kidsion tBr) Clark St. Pine. D n. Dewei
North Point Davis Vera Cruz John X Dow; Essis tBi
Easow, London. Boyd 4 Hisckep; Lucy Ann. Wees s.
Croix Vi. Brand ywfse Roche Broa Coa-y Phse t8r
futon Manei,s II. J. c. A. prwei Lady u the L.ss
(Br) Hin Lagusyrs ard Porto Cabclo; SMsh PessO Hir
x,s Triu,dad Cuba e. 4 Il Pescrs
seooreu-Georss Hot Jopes Washius'or, L. keusyt
Glars Ropkips s,hins,on. Van Brrn. slasn e. c;siA
snow HiI A. C. H,vsus; Chingsrors M,don wssbnstoni
CLss Colgate Saunders, PLsd.phia Bentley Snis 90
D. Dayi.on Krtchann Baltimore Van Bruot sl>snti Re
becca Clyde, Decker Yorktown, Va. D. C. Buell. ortos
(Bl.l MelDnss 8: Msrks Hiyt, t. smith; Sally N
A'kts. A,kius, Milton, Thoreau Parker; j. M WAHep
Chaplain Nsw.Hsvea Alexander, PssrsAl, Wsshipstoa'
Bentley, Saith 4 Co.
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s,s.m.hip China tBrl Audsrou. liverpool Jan ~
% .hs d sr ssa r.; .s bound -
ssns day. 1919 ? M, passed ssesmsldP Arabia ,. IL
f 5sc ma DE- I'd sS S. 70 k %ss
steam hip D.m.scus {Brl brown. Liverpool Dec "a ME
s;.smhip s,sr II tn. South IT, s. sr.u.por woodAs
steamer Falcon. N,s Providence. mdss to Edward BIs
Steamer oc,esor. Mclaughlin, Baltimore udss 10 VILLAS
Steamer H... u. s. tap,port). Pennington, P0r. Rsya
siip ns.rd tS,smI sot.nhcru. Bremen q dsys In b
latte osch: Co. Hs. he'd h.syI we,Ss. dsn1s The Pc.
ssd o. Dec. H. Ia, 10 3d. lon - d. spoke DAVID HoA@
Shie Amo.phsre srrs Yer. Cruz 20 Days 10 ballast toJ
A. Me,isw Js, 8 lss. IRE tho Florida cay sboy
90 mills. T. Of Key West. supposed 70 be vessel jan -
.... %is: T. JAM T. passed. ss a..J steering
Shin Emsf.Ia (BEL Msidum Liverpool Nov. 49, In bal
s.. s-ss:. DsP Id, y sas.
SID company with b. schr Te". for Turks leland sse
B.rt Sam Olaf ,Norw rh.i.r L.shon 80 days, ard on.
ralia Is days marble and rs;. TO NJ. PsssscsidL
Bah Mary Jan. Fmsl bodds. Nswca'tis ID days. ssa
| and mdse to Barclay h Livingston.
Bark Fanute. HsrFiek Lisbon 81 days in ballast to ThsnP
Ban Mof0Ias Star Sterling ST. Jsso dc Cubs % days III
,ossr TO aydsl Co. Jan g. lat 81 lon. Co. spoke u e
saoo.s A.ss%. on sru. in s', a o, .ss I Lee
Bark L,ayl shier Moirs Norfolk days wood 70 Meru
Abbott. Dec. rs outward passage John "hnams SEQ
u,sn fell ftoui slet to toe deok and was killed a., a.
| khg Elem (hr. Of Yarmouth, N. Sh tessher, oN's0~
laws In ballast % Boyd Hincken- ,,. -.
pco - via s.. Kps eo 20 IN ballast to TreS urge o.
Brr Seo,snd (aS Haufodh Francis Ponce 4 H., Dec ~
In bel a.. to waster lth inst. a 10 W. i"h' " 'S"~s
lucre.ts hence Cor Havana. A.
brix H. - Cel,hirst (of Eastport) Emory savannasMo
XII, ss Psrkip. iof Provtdencsh Rich, Newori-sns g
d,ys .rsu and molases to }. W. Elwsu ca HAD meas
schr' An Lsos.rd (Br, Of ST. Andrews, B., Wilson.
Bsb.Jos Dec H. and Eas, Csicos Dec ~ sss to MeCsu
Firth v.,,- ,.,.l,. IL. a.
| j. w. Mckee . AZ, -, = H..
Sbr Pike Banner, Small PIoyiucsown days 10 balsse
schr caIs T. Iolme', Cook, Provnsei:wn day.. nd'>
,,om Br steamship Caledonis, Of Cape Cod
Sshr b. Davidson. Kstchum, Nsw-Hsven for Baltimore.
BELow-0ue ship. four bsrks, aud four bris eaknown
WIND-At sunset. from NJ e.. with heavy os. The Be-
City of Baltimore FROM Liverpool, Dee. 81 snl
HAMBURG steamship Teuopa from Hamburg sna seathamp
| ton Dec. 81, are below, detained by the fos.
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Italy.

King Victor Emanuel held grand Court levee on
the LIST Of January. In q speech be entreated Par
lament to put trust in him, and sad that when the
paeifeaton of the southern provinces was achieved
the National cause would be iully triumphant. The
spirit Of the army was excellent and Who'll Itaisn
Tbe King, in receiving Q deputatlon from the
Chamber stated that the past year bad not fulfilled
the wishes Of tie Nation. He exhorted the Dep
utes to continue in their devotion, and to act IN con-
cert. His Majesty expressed satisfaction with the
condition Of the army, which he shid had IN every
instance fulfilled his expectations aud that OF the
country, and concluded, Have the came confidence
in me that have iu you"
A Circular had been addressed by the Minister OF
the Interior to the Protects desiring them 10 open a
sub,cripton 10 reimburse ~ families los Q
suffered through brigaDdage, md reward instances
Of courage displayed sgairst 6rqands The Minis
says brigpndsge is tho result OF all the evils be-
queathed TO Neapoitan subjects by the past Gov
err ment,
The Stdmpa asserts that the Minister Of the Inte-
rior will accomplish the organization OF 20 battal-
ions OF the National Gnafd, which was voted laet
year by Parliament, on Garbaldis proposition for q
national armament. Attempts having been made TO
collect arms and make eniisments in some districts
in Tuscany, the Projects Immediately received or
ders 10 most cnergetcaly oppose such proceedings.
TIE Pope on New-iear's day received the oincera
Of The French Army Of Occupation, and In long
speech his Holiness expressed bis conviction that
re- pentAnt Piedmont would fall Ut the feet Of the
chair II 81. Peter, as Jacob pro-traisd bmfet be.
fore the angel after having wreslled with him all
night in ignorance of bis origin. Tie Pope euogized
tho French army and thanked for the protection 1t
afforded against the enemies Of the Holy See.
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IN sssamsAfp CHING from Lirerp,ol and Qs,ensfoos
Mira Gowen infant and maid; L. Me nsmsrs =. Ksn1u4
Dir. Huobsrdi Capt Little lady and nisuti O. sfshou
gaia j. Lsha.s; Mg Dsly Mr Mel.ch, d. HERNIA 4. w
McCopty Nj Burden end lady A. Bisnchard Smith d.
saud. Ho1nes T. ID. Howell hr Lidd.rdsle d fsptoa,
l.. HenpJ Mr. Mouptosh J. Morgsnroth T.. Msrganrots
C. Jacob Morz nrotb bss z. LaveIsohp -
Macy, Mr. Schouenftls. Mr. Fisher-Total A. -
In nship Taisaan, Kingsioa Jan, AID po'tde
Pyies-Mrs Lsushton Alfred De- sdo A. G. s.lnss Samuel
@, Wilson, Geo. Morris. Jehn II Ne.csn
In Lyk Morning Sfdr, lron &C. Jago Dc CubQ-J. Wngha
Valestine Ma sarah T. Wells snd child. c. L. Cuba
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,,orl-iuarosns' Notlee.
STATE OF NBw.YoRK.
w .unxxS Dpy.cR No iOA Ws'i-ek }

STATE OF NhW' f0kK,
PoRr.wARpHSs Oyv;cs, No. 100 Wsllsa y
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance w y.
A., ~ Fsorssniss the WsrdsnI Ohce the Pers Of ~
Sst 20 ali psrsors interested 10, having cArxs OIL -.
INFECT matter Of such inquiry. examination, o.
the following vessels under sxsminson oy
WEdeps and th,t she said surveys or exsuinAuens w
,ompsesd within days nsxt succeeding tne nsssss
board ssid vessels: IN.
Brig Samuel Adsms.....'..'''. 'p,..,.ro.sS
Brig Francis J. King $500.
Schooner Indian Ouesu kosnnts oses~
VIM b. BURLEIQA. tsesAsss
]. Ayes UssxInis, vssvtrt f..EH E
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r.,,,,eYcinI gnicIIigcnco.

Lospos MONEY MARKET.-The funds ~sr ', I",s.,
Int firm. Console closed en- the "a o. '''
in good demand, At former rates ,...s iu ths bullion
E.sns Bro. C. quote Bar siI'or Siidi Dollars. '''a
Eagles. i6Is JrygapooL, Jan. "a m
Corros.-Ths Brokers Crcuiar says; Upon Tue
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resumption Of business On Monday there was very active
which e.a.a IN .s:. ~ g;Iiep.sd II y 90. n
sds,crpasn, The m s marked sdvin 80 wrs however In.
East iDd. which continues the principal Article Of
about 10000 bales ess.-s sp Re ,S mh ,ps
qo.ny o. Cot'on returned ~ the trade tor resale AID which
The immediate effect of this increase was to cause panse
n ne Dl,ing soma heioe Cd to dsciae Of aid
half prices closing about ID only below ias
la,es The slts Of Friday are emled at about 500 Ssy
600 being on speculation spd for export Mssn, Cisr.
En- fe9 OH B, 2. r Sss fs ss inc. hs
stock baDda the end of the year 500 $50 bales incud
Ing 10.0o0 American
pervaded the market yesterday aud but for the sTmDss,
holders considerable business might have been done very
full prices however. demanded and bo'ue" YVES
BRFADsTUrFs.-The has been no regular mar
ts owing to III. holidays. since tho departure Of the City
Oq Ms S Wo.
firm at Tuesday, quotations. Corn quiet q, 2s 1pI9 fo
Mixed Ths estimated stOcks on hand =, the end Of the yea
u, Decsis 1854 Dec: s, q ~ isdL
Wheat qrs.........'......ssSsss b. y"sTs
Flour. bbls ...............".I6usD ioito
Flour, sacks.................Btzto 800
Corn, qrs...................293S9o S65035
Provisions, Wakefield, Mash e. Co., and others
report Beef and Pork dull with considerable arrivals Ia
con heavy. and fully lower Lard dull aud egsin rshe
lower falow quist and ncminslly unchanged Buffet it'll
doing at former raes.
INODUCb.-lHt DIOhcIs NlICufdI lcpoito' O"kni
quiet but steady CoFee no .e Rice inactive bu, price
the same. Ashes; Pots 33 6Q3i, Pearls IsGSl Phsdel
phia Bark 1896. Luseed steady Lin'eea Cakes e9 ~
for American. Cod Oil rather lower. Petroleum quiet
Isl; spirits Of TurPentine quiet at lSl.
LONDON MARKLTs.-Messrs. Barring Bros. 81 Co
report BREApsrurrs 6rusr. and IN some Instance. bet,e
prices obtsiued Little rotning doivg In sreAR Cor,kk
IRA, the Produce markets being closed for the hodys
raLLow rather nmerj bayes Of C. at 4,6 SPIRITS Of
TgsPssrisE In better densDd and r.hsr desrsr American
CAKES very Slows New.York bills iIo Isl. LIysRED on
advanced 70 sPEkH Or quiet $3.50 2sai Coz FAB
Grevss odd repor BEEv IN good demand; PoRx quiet
RosIS quiet aud unchanged.
AMERICAN SgcuRITIEs.-siesarsB Barring Bros. L.
Co. cay there has been no change in American stecka
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Tho ship Nsbob repor I'D lost OF Manila ss built Cse
sea Mo-, Ia 1884. 9<e TINS rated a. S"heo W "
Co OF Boston, and valnsd Ut S60.OV0 ,... "a
ssuAs es.cu JAZZ iaIss .saf ' s1s,i a wssh
esrso Of our corr And feed ashore th morons We
ns having been Pan into BY s.S s n. S'% :rs vii oss
, s wss huit "A Port jefferson In 1885, abe sAs -
Sn. bunisn and rated a. She hid sS %as%, Of Sro,t
corn aud 400 bhla flour. eon'tkaea 70 oe'" "~" '~
dane uy whom abe owned.
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Tur'tCy.

Il IL stated that great agitation prevails In Servia,
and that approximations were entertained OF ffeth
denominations against the Porte and tho Servian
Government.
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WfriArusa ALSsNAc
S,n--Rises., lsetG.......s.37 Mooa-RissA. 80
htsH WATER
sandy Hook. 1896 GOV. Island t:2S Hsll3sts.. IN