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The New York herald., 1867-04-23

% moderate There was but little movement in tonnage,
though several vessels up tobacco
inc engagements were:-To Liverpool bales
Siod bushels corn at 3D. To London 5000 bushels
barley az 3d and 50 bbls
men, 20 hhds Virginia tobacco at 25s 200 do at
and per steamer $50 bales cotton 1zc To Antwerp 20JO
pags coffee and 80 hhds tobacco private terms The
charters were-An American ship from Baltimore to Rot
terdanl tobacco 22s. Cd British ship and q Prussian
bark from Baltimore, Nd, tobacco at Us Cd.
FLOUR AND GRAN-Receips 2l2 bbls nour 81 bags
meal 600 bushels corn $50 do oats 500 do rye and 2l6
do malt The market for State and Western -four opened
more buoyant under improved demand, but closed
quiet and steady for medium and good grades and heavy
forna -four heavy and lower, In sympathy with wheat
the outside quotation showing decline of 25c The
for southern -four ruled dull and scarcely as firm, and
l50 bbs OF rye -four the sales limited go bbs at
The New York herald., 1867-04-23


please notice.
BASrA-On Monday morning. April %, MARY IsA.
BELLA daughter Of William and Mary j. Banta, aged
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, on wednesday afternoon, IT two
O'Clock, from the residence OF her parents IL Vandam
BIAcxrN -On Sunday, April 21, LoUnA, infant
daughter Of j. J. and Helen NJ. Blackin.
attend the funeral 2s3 Union street. near Court street,
Brooklyn, this Tuesday morning, ct haipast 10 cock
short illness 9fG On esss son o. sopS. and
the late Samuel Boyd n d. in the 33d year Of his age
The relatives and friends o. the family and p sss mem
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from nus late
dence, No 119 Montague street. corner Of Clinton,
notice
BARRErL. In Williamsburg on Sunday, April 81 Of
lingering illness, JOHN H. BARREI-
His friends and those OF his family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence,
North second, near Fifth street. this Iuesday) after
BRows-on Easter Sunday, April a. st the residence
her p,a,s Srosnsrn;lsw Henry Brown sSa Atlantic
OF Fourth avenue and Pacific street, Brooklyn this
ELIZA, wife Of George sare In The Goth yssr Of her age
HARRISON street, this aesdsy, seruoon a two oclocs
Train leaves foot OF Barclay street ct one O'Clock The
remains viii bc taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery the fol-
BuIlSs.-.on Monday, April q, Mrs JoHAssAH But
Relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from her late residence
\ 351 Third avenue, on Wednesday afternoon, at one
O'Clock, without further notice.
CLARE.-On Monday evening, April 20, after a brief
Illness, D. r CLARK senior membor Of the firm OF D.
| p. Clark X Bros. Ft. ..4s. tsl. TfI4
The relatives and friends arc respectfully invited TO
the funeraI ~ hts late residence No - Twenty
third street, Wednesday, at twelve O'Clock noon,
without further notice. The remains will be taken 10
| Worcester Masa, for intermenk ~ ct M
GIsBURSg.-0n Sunday, April n, OF pneumonia, Jo-
| sKrH GfsBuRSE in the SD year OF his age
The relatives and friends Of the family arc respect
fully invited 10 attend the funers from his late resi-.
dence No $40 East Tenth street. this Tuesday, after
4 noon, at one o'clock. n
Newcastle. on Tyne tEnsiand) papers please copy
HARRsos-0n Sunday, April 2i, WILLIAM r., sen OF
Arthur N and Jane p Harrison, aged 80 years months
and IS days n Mf
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from his late resi-.
tence 65 Fourth street, South Sixth, BROOKLYN
| L. d. this Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock
HoaAx-At Fordbam, on Saturday, April 20. at the
residence OF her sonn law, DR. Eugene Pc ugnet ELzA
HKrEy HoGAS widow OF Robert Hogan, OF Now York. In
her cab year .ts
The reiaves and friends OF the family aso those OF
her sons n-law Roswell % Hatch and DR. Eurene Peug
net are respectfully invited 70 attend tho funeral
Tuesday morning. at half past ten O'Clock from 81
france xayiers church Sixteenth street between
The New York herald., 1867-04-23
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

t#3 MONDAY, April 22-6 p. NJ
ALCOHOL In active demand; sales 1000 bbs at lsc
4sj6c. a l9c.
AsHEs-Recepts, As pkgs. Both pot and pearl remained
steady at our last quotations.
CorFEE-The market for Rio continued quiet and prices
entirely nominal No sales Of any description wer
reported.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable cable advices
from Liverpool the market remained quite steady thou
some grades slight decline granted ana but little
BUSINESS contaminated the sales being limited to 60
bales The demand was principally for even mdding
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The wheat market and hsav, and prices were
S wa xssi et.s' soas
SSs sess ss
California decidedly lower bulk Of The sales
sales :. ss g isS "a 900
@ s. 81 The the asese 4s ras s
but the demand moderate sales 10 Oc0 bushels
s:s ss;sS x.
ps Snd @ @ s @ for Malt Vas dun and
,ses Of State low 81 ~ and from that 81 is
active and higher the sales were about Sushss
aey osns sa q s. j. soss ana %isa II
GussT BAGS ruled dun and prices were entirely nom
GuSsr CLorH continued dull and unchanged.
moderate sales bales 7oc according 70 quality
ss sis sSns
remained steady value but we heard & no
NAVAL STORES was hrmness perceptbe in the
market for spirits tprpentine and the business
lots s @ M 1Ss rss s
price The saes al e beside M were % bbls cpaquS So 800
ss with s 3 Ss s. M s
n sr M oSSns and
atSi 81 q 1 Lard was dun 4. y 10 q y for pure cy
chsnss some 'A'e A'n0' "''s "''A'u' ''''ds
DO y sess % II
fairly active 1 .Sd ss Se os:a
srei BUYERS not taking hold with any freedom a the i'm
orovcment The sales ..cash and regular about
5000 bbls at ga O. ga 81 for mess $2l rs Sc
for prime; also for future delivery 1000 bbls
new mess, for May. at So S Ss3 Is, SELLERS
iRe Ss ss. %
made of so tcs at 81 S5 50 for prime mesa Beef ha
continued dull and nominal. Cut meats were &aFcely ~
Sales 30 pkgs at 12c. l3<c for hama. and SIC
pSc for shoulders Bacon moderate
changed prices The sales 100 bxs .; Ike l5Sc
for short ribbed; l0<c lOzc for Cumberland cut and
l2c for short clear Lard In active demand at higher
prices Sales LOO bbls new at l2 l3kc. Butter and
PRrRoLEUx-Crude remained dull, prices were with.
change We heard Of sales The bonded
moderately active but shade easier In prces standard
white having sold go 10 the Of 0o bbls We
noticed sales besdes Of 800 bbls standard white July
at 29kc $40 do do for August at 30s 500 do do FOR sep
tembcr at 3kc, and SO do do for October At &c buyers
option.
lie. for Carolina.
SucAR-The market for was not essentially changed
Fair 10 good reclining quoted at 0c lVxc The sales
200 hhds. at 93zc 0ac the inside price for
lasses; l4c 12hc for Porto Rico; also 600 bbs
Ike Refined moderately active at 1870. l5c for
srrs-Of Calcutta nseed sales were made in Boston Of
30O0 bags reported at 81 1 Glover quoted l7c.
16c, with small sales. Timothy was steady at s. 25
81 30 quality.
sTrARSr noticed Of s oso lbs. .. Ike l2,<c
also 1000 lbs grease at 91xc. a lOc.
TALLow Arm, with fair demand. Tho sales were
100000 lbs. at Ike a III &c
WHsxrY-Receipts SO bbls. Few sales OF moment wer
reported. Prices for bonded we're entirely nominal
The New York herald., 1867-04-23

BURGLARY m WASHINGTON SrREn.-J Young a
youth OF twenty years. was yesterday brought before
Justice Hogan by roundsman Gillespie and officer Thorn
ton, OF the Third precinct, the charge Of having
forced an entrance the grocery store OF John Will
SON. No 27o Washington street, and stealing Treasury
notes and postal currency the amount Of - TO- The
burglary was effected by meaAs OF breaking on the
hatch Of covering on hatchway in front Of the prem
ses Young had two accompcess the burglary but they
secreted himself under some bsggna bis hiding place
being discovered t one Of the officers accdenssi
stepped upon his neck which had the enect Of making
him tssQuean - Young taken before the maastrate
and committed 70 the Tombs default Of 81, 900 bail.
He claims 10 live ~ 143 Washington street.
CARRYING BuRGLARs ooLs-Alfred Moore was yes
torday arrested by Ocsr Knips Of the
precinct on the charge Of having concealed about his
person jimmy and four skeleton keys, with intent 70
ments Moore being unable 10 explain why no had the
tools in his Justice Hogan committed him 70
the Tombs for trial In default Of bail
BoorBLAcx IN TRouBLn. "A colored boy, who gives
his name ~ Frank johnson. and whe was employed 40
booblack and general utility man in boarding house in
West Twelfth street. arragned before Justice Led
with 1t the jefferson Market Police Court, yesterday on
complaint Of H. Orbenteufen Of having stolen guam
tisy Of clothing. valued At $75 wneu brought before
eloquent and siousy denied the charge notw thssand-
ing which he was committed in default OF 5000 BAIL
CoxsrraAcY.-Laurence Duffy, Owen Clark and Ber-
nard Brennan were yesterday committed by Justice
Kelly answer above the complaint OF Daniel T.
Davis Of New Canaan, Round RIDGE in this State The
circumstances which make up the charge are thus re-.
lated by the complainant and occurred IN saloon 10
the neishborhood Of the horse market ID sec,
ond avenue. Brennan and Clark offered 70 sell
Davis horse for S2s and while he was engaged IN the
consideration OF this proposal Duffy approached nun
and with an appearance Of disinterested i1cnosnp
induced him 10 make the purchase at $z Whcn ne oo,
| paying 50 deposit Subsequently, when DAVIS was
counting his money the table bis friendly adviser ne
states quietly snached $50 and walked away with
Davis handed Clark three $40 bills. OUT of when
he TO take the balance OF S2l due as the price OF
the horse and 70 return 90 change but TINS atter ne
keep thst for services rendered by them IN aiding
him TO recover the $50 from Duffy. They tnen eft and
had conversation with thar individual who returning,
caught hold OF Davis and representing maj ne was
policeman who had been watching for him 70 send him
70 the State Prison threatened TO arrest nn ne ne
not leave The accused each held 70 bail In $500
The New York herald., 1867-04-23

Tnx GERMAN vxr1RAx UrIos.--This is. q central or
ganzation Of number Of veteran societies formed by
the returned members OF the German volunteer regi
mens Of this city, and has been organized for social and
benevolent purposes The organization has just received
charter and he following ocers for the ensuing year
have been elected President, n. r. Tornow; Vice.
President Mr. Kuntxe Recording Secretary, Fr Ficke;
Corresponding Secretary, Gustave stein ihe union
ssid = reuresopt some EIGHT vssarnu aasosiaiiona
The New York herald., 1867-04-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

McCARrS-BARRY.-on Monday. April %, by Rev. Z.
w. Hitchcock HENRY l. MCCARTN, NJ. d., TO NARY H. 7,
daughter Of r. A Barry, NJ. D., all Of this city No
cards.
WHIrSEY--DE BAvIER.--0n Thursday April Is, at tha
residence OF the brides father at West Orange by the
Rev. DIR. Sprague, Of Caldwell, SAMUEL WHlrsEr, OF
Orange to GEoRGISA BLANCHE DE BAyKR second daugh-
ter Of William de Bavier lately Of Brooklyn, L. l.
Liverpool (England) and Montreal lCanada) papers
please notice.
The New York herald., 1867-04-23
SHIP PIN G NE w S
PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL 22. 1867.

ALMANAC FOR YoRx-rHts DAT.
SUN RISES .......... 10 MOON RISES eve II
q a. HIGH wArkR morn II
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NEWSPAPERS.

Z kfOR:SALE-A FILE OF THE HERALD, FROM THE
iai Of Sumter 1851, % theclose OF 1866 Every copy
complete and In good order VIII be sold cheap Address
immediately, A. b. G., box 77s, N. Y. Post office.
NEW YORK HERALDs FOR THE LAST TEN YEARS
IN for SALE General Grant years papers
bound uniform with his File New York Times and any odd
numbers for sale Address Walker ia fulton st.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-08
Seiset gosttu,
NOBILITY.

Whoeounts himself as nobly born
Is noble in despite of place,
And honOrs are but bonds TO one
Who wears them not with Natu res grace.
The prince may sit with clown or ehurl,
Nor feel his state disgraced thereby;
But be who has but small esteem
Husbands that little carefully.
Tnen be thou peasant, be thou peer,
Count it still more than art thy own;
Stand on larger heraldry
Than that Of nation or of zone
What though not bid TO knightIy halls?
Those halls have missed cOurtiy guest;
That mansion is not privileged
Which is not open TO the best.
dive homer due when custom asks.
Var Wrangie for the lesser claim;
II j. mot to be destitute,
To have the hing without the name.
Then dost thou come of nc bic blood,
Disgrace not thy good companyi
If lowly born, so uear ls;vself
That gentle blood may GENE of thee.
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VOL. l3.--NO. IS.
BUSINESS Iirettur,,.

WALTER BARRETT, Attorney at Law, Clear.
nelo, fa- May l3. 1863.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-08

M ERRELl, Il BIGLER, Dealers in Hardware
VI ana manufacturers of Tin and Shee.-iron
ware, Second Street, CIearield Pa June SO
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SWISS BRIDAL CUsToM.-A corresrnn-
dent, travelling in Switzerland, writes that
the custom of making gifts to the bride pre-
walls there, as everywhere, but he thinks it
is better legulated The bride makes out a
written list of things she will require in be-
ginning to keep house, especially those that
are over and above what would naturally be
furnished by her friends; and one Of them
says, L will give her this, and marks that
as provided for; another will give her some
thing else, and sometimes two or three more
will combine and furnish more expensive
present than any one would give alone.
After the wedding the couple usually start
off on an excursion, and on their return
thev find their dwelling filed with these
presents, each marked with the giyer's
name.
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X A @ L L II O T E L.
CURWENsyILLE PENN A.

LEWIS w. TEN EYCK PRopRIEToR
Having leased and reftted the above hotel be
Is now ready to accommodate the travelling pub
nc Hls bar contains the choicest brands of iia-
uors. lie solicits a share of public patronage
July lIth, 1855 sI eIl.s
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FREDERICK LETTZINGER Manufacturer Of
Il II kinds of Stone-ware, Clearfeld, Pa. Or
ders Observation-Disclosures or retail Jan. l. 1863
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OHE's MOTHER. Around the idea of
ones mother the mind of man clings with
fond affection 1t is the first dear thought
stamped upon our infant hearts, when yet
soft AND capable Of receiving the most pro
found impressions. and all after feelings are
more or less ligtt in comparison. Our pas
suus and our wilfuness may lead US far
from the object Of filial love; we may be
come wild, head d-trong, and angry at her
counsels or opposition; but, when death
has stilled her monitory voice and nothing
but calm memory remains to recapitulate
her virtues and good deeds affection. like q
flower beaten TO the ground by q rude storm,
raises up her head and smiles amidst our
tears. Round that idea, we have said, the
mind cIings with fond affection aud even
when the earlier period Of our loss forces
memory to besilent. fancy takes the place
of remembrance, AMI twines the image Of
our departed parent With garland of graces'
and beauties, and virtues, which we doubt
not that she possessed.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-08

a Word To WIVES. Little wives If
ever a haIfsuppressed sigh finds place with
you, ora half unloving word escapes You to the
husband whom you love, let your heart go
back TO some tender word in those first love
days; remember how you loved MIN then,
how tenderly ne wooed you, how timidly
you responded; and if you can feel that you
have not grown unworthy, trust hin, for the
same good luck now. II you do feel that
you become less lovable and attractive than
you then were. tUrn-by all you love on earth
or hope for in heeyen-.ur ia k and be the
pattern Of lovelinesS that won him; be the
dear one your attractions made you then.
Be the gentle, loving, winning maiden still;
and doubt not, the lover you adlnire will
live forever in your husband. Nestle by
his side, cling 10 his love, and LET MS coni-
dence in you never fail; and my word for 1t
the husband will be dearer than the lover
ever was Above all things, do not forget
the love he gave you first Do not seek to
emancpatc' yourself-do not strive to un-
sex yonrseif and become u Lucy Stone or
Rer Miss Brown; but love the higher hon
or ordained by our Saviour of old-that OF
a loving wife. A happy wife, a blessed
mot ler. can have no higher station needs
NJ greater honor. The La0teS' Home.
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ANXIOUS TO ARRY-Once in a church
a young man who carried the collection
plate, before starting to collect, put bis hand
in his pocket, as usual, and put shilling,
as he supposed, on the plate, and then pass
ed it around among the congregation, which
numbered many young and pretty girls.
The girls, as they looked at the plate, all
seemed astonished and amused, and the
young man taking a glance at the rlate,
found that, instead of "a shilling, he had put
a conversation lozenge en- the plate, with
the words 'Wiil you marry me p in red
letters, staring everybody in the face. None
of the young ladies, however, closed with
the offer
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-05-08

Ground rents-the effect of earthquakes
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CASHMERE GOATS s--Itis stated Cashmere
Goats can be raised in this country at an ex-
pense of but So each, aud they are sold. at
81 900 apiece. The demand for pure IN
ported breeds of these animals is so great
that an agent has been sent to- Asia by per-
sons in this country who are interested, VINO
has been commissioned to import the best
animals that he can get. and also to lnvest-
gate the mode of manufacturing the fabrics
Ground rents-the effect of earthquakes.
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4 CLEARFIELD, PA. WEDNESDAY. MAY 5. 1867

street startled me, and my poor aching
heart was tult OF fearful forebodiugs of com
ing evil.
About ten o clock, | heard voices down
the street, and moment after footsteps. [
listened keenly, and my heart leaped with
Joy kaeao one step and that he lcaS sober.
L dared to hope that something better was
IN store tor me. In moment the door was
thrown open and a halt dozen gentlemen
were IN company with my son. He slowly
advanced to where | was trying to stand by
leaning upon chair, and for a moment he
looked NE in the eye. lie qcas sober.
'Mother!' at last he cried. my own, but
deeply injured mother. E! saved at last, and
you will be happy again; and he put his
arm around my neck as when | used to lift
him from the cradle and sobbed aloud
Saved mother! do you hear that? 4
man again. You viii love me once more,
will you not, mother? And Amy shall not
weep over her brother again. And the in
jured Mary-wili she not come back TO me
and be happy again? For l ana Good
Templar
"Oh, what an hour was that. We have
been so happy and thanked God SO. often.
1t seems as if our hearts could not hold all
his joy. The wife, poor girl, has come
1ack again, you saw her to night, and sure
enough there IS JOY on Earth and in Heav-
en But | can not talk, | c,rn only weep
ny joy. | have your secret; it is TO save
he drunkard and make the waste places
glad with hope and happiness again -
The old woman had guessed it; the secret
vas out.
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D,R J. P. BURCHFIELD-Late Surgeon of the
IL SD Reg't Penn'a Vols, having returned
from the army, offers his professional services TO
the citizens of Clearield and vicinity Profess
sional calls promptly attended to- Office on
South East corner of Sd and Market Streets
Oct f. IS65-6mp 90.
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DROUND AND UNGRoUND SPICES. Citron,
" English Currants, Essence Coffee and me-
gar OF the best quality, for sale by
Jan 10 HA2TSwICK 4 IRWIN =
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CtTOvES of all sorts and sizes constantly on
hand at MERRELE BIGLER'S
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-06
Notice.

Notice.
A LII persons having bills against the Executive
IA Committee Tor the relief OF Sufferers are re-
quested to present the the Committee at their
othee Old City Hall Building, on OF before
the 9Th day of March next. "a
Per order. HENRY FOX Chairman
feb23 DIV
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-06
MEXICO.
RumOred Capture Of PuebIa.
Stampede of Lnpertalists.
WASHINGTON. March

WASHINGTON, March 8.
The following is from letter dated Vera
Cruz, Feb. 22d, received at the Mexican Lega-
ton in Washington:
Gen. Diaz has thrown part of his army be-
tween Mexico and Pdebla, and communication
is now very irregular: For ten days past we
have received no mails from anywhere west of
Orizaba, and the telegraph lines are cut.
The French left Puebla on the 10th inst. and
a rumor is in circulation here that Gen Diaz
has captured that ci4y. A
The Imperialists report that they have OBJ
tanned two victories over the Liberals, one
against Corona at Atenquique, and the other
against Caravajal at Guanajuato Very little
credit is given to these rumors, and they are
thought to be circulated by the Imperialists to
keep up the spirits of their men, who are be-
coming more demoralzed every day.
1t seems that on the 18th uit. MARQUEE and
Macmillan left the city of Mexico for the in
terror with 1900 men. The general impression
seems to be that their object is to reach the
coast. Others, however, believe that Maximl-
ian is going to negotiate with Juarez to see
whether an armistice can be had for the pur-
pose of consulting the people. Nobody of
the people have spoken, and are speaking
against him. 1t has been reported, too, with a
shadow of probability that MiramOn, MARQUEE,
Macmillan, Mejia, Costello, and the support
ers of the Emperor, and all their troops, start
ed from Queretaro, and were met and COM
pletely defeated at Abaco, on the 18th ult by
Gen. Escobado.
French transports are daily arriving. French
troops are stationed between Orizaba, and Paso
del Mach, and troops are embarking every day.
There is regular stampede of Imperialists
Almost all the men who acted as Maximians
Ministers have either left the country, or are
about doing so.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-06

TWO new Ii story Houses just completed with 7
i finished rooms Price 500, within fifteen
minutes walk of the Post Office, together with other
houses at prices from 81 500 10 $1O,O 900.
The Portland daily press., 1867-03-06
New York Market.

c.. NEW YORK, March 5.
Mddiing upands at Bic. '00' N'@''
~ iouI-oI,te and Western common duh and medi-
Ea ana good grades firm; sales $500 onls State at
Of 81 "a 20 az Round hoop Ohio So "a 1255; Western
"a 16 20. '' ' 20" ooi' DIT III ~
Nv wheato a sales 80 800 bush. Chicago Spring
922S. White Canada at 2 95 "a 8 O5
u, Corn-z g SC higher; sales 10000 bush Mixed
afoat. U ' 10 w IA
Beef-steady
Pork-frmer and more active; sales 1850 bbls. /:
new mess at II 81 "a % co. closing at % 90 cash '
Lard,heayy; sales $40 bbls. at II a l3hc
Whiskey-quiet.
Rice-dul; Carolina at l1s "a 11e
Sugar-frm; sales OF 800 bbls. Muscovado at II IN
lie. ~ = "
COffee-frm.
Naval Stores-quiet.
Petroleun-shade firmer; sales crude at III "a &c.,
Freighfs to Liyerpool-Without decided change
Cottonis 9 ID " sailing vessel 4 a. I'd ~ steamer.