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: FFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive DEPARTMENT, I
New Orleans, Dec. 8, 1851
vTuFRFAs Jame. NelIgsn has F-ade APP
w nlicton TO HIS official bond auctioneer, IN
and for the parish Of Orleans, to-wit -
bond dated the 2st Of December. lS0J IN The sum OF
$40 OO by himself principal ana ferck lrWin
hiehsYd Nnrrhy and Gerald Farrell. as securities.
bond the I'D 81 June 1868 for the same amount
with Pa Irwin and Rchsrd Murghy. secu ties the
ths said james Michigan Of his duties Auconeer aforesaid
Notice hereby given 20 all Persons interested IN the ssd
bond writing At the ONCE Of the Secretary OF
within ninety days ser the last publication hereof why
Given under hand -nd seal Of the sta.e OF the above
date and the Independence Of the United States the nne
second .wov,s
CigrsD B. n FLANDkhS
- ]. H. HlRpr, Secretary Of State
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
DKPARrkxxrr ExEcUrTF I
NOuvele- Orleans le decembre 1907.
A TTENDU que Jsmes elligan a raite un
me eucaueur paroiese d'Orleans sayotr:
l. I'm bond date q decembre, 1850, Ia somme de
$1,000 lu principal et Patck Irwin, hich-
ard Muir nv ct Gerald Farreli CONNIE securities.
I'm bond cate le 72d JUN, 1868 pour une tee somme
avec Patrick Richard Murphy canine securities les
dts bonds dtio Accomplishment hdele
dev0r par du cit James hegan CONNIE eneAnteur aus
dit =. -. a. A
reees daver fare connatre et bureau du secfe
tare dEtat dams les yingdx iours qu suvr9nt
lei dit bonds ne serait pas cancele ct annulle.
me sous ma signature 10 de PEtst ct 10
date mentonne ct Ia ouairs vis douzsme aimee de FIN
'sp'' csispsS S'' ~" BIZ FLANDERS.
II HkppY. secretaire d'Btst
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AGRICULTURAL.
RAMIn HAMIE

DAME RAMIE!
This rev substitute Cotton has been demonstrated to be
ree,ary dapted TO our climate and grow not only in
aluvisl soil bat also usnds Of Mississippi Thst
h subject to destroy By the caterpillar and other enc
miles Of Cotton crops may be cut and sent to
the market and each crop pounds to the acre than
an ordinary Weld Of cotton; that stronger and hner
than fax or cotton that It worth than double in
Europe than the Island Cotton; that requires but
little labor and planted win ration and propagate
itssf without further labor for great many yesrsn fact
almost Indefinitely The subscriber has plants tor exhibition
the result Of his personal labor and roots FRESH Fk0A
THE GROUND. which to live properly planted
For sale III Carondelet street , -..na
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r r. sARRAZIHs

TOBACCO NANUFAcroRY.
Corner Chartres and Cont strests
Mr. sARRAZTN thaskfal for the patronage extended
10 him Of his factory has constaaty
bic best ions Increase bis wsdessrved repus
ton snd 70 Southern states superior
sreeof smoking IN all sorts OF pack
ages trade Bis Of Chewing Tobacco
Pipes, Cigars, etc. II renewed By ever arrival
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NOE "a 1.-TWO STONY BRICK RESIDkkcE ON
Nsgsrine street between Third and Fourth streets wiz
hall psrIor dining room tchsns rsi Seer; ieur
second aoor Green Eidsr, Agents. u cennseiAl ri.es
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II. sEELYEg COTTON GINSEk
"a 4. aud COTTON PICKERf, corner 81 Thomas and =
lanes Streets In the Immediate vicinity Of the foovi-s
Pres~s: Nississipp Louisiana Fire Proof Alabama sh
ners' Planters Tyler F-cors Commercial Pelican. Or
ieans Merchants vckburg and Penn. Having trstclar
Carver Cotton Gins Of eighty each the latest IN
proved be prepared se haul gin and PICK Cotton on s1i
ssS - Pro. cSir-ut oes 10 er.visr street.
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COX sALE-LARGE THREE STORY REsIDBsCk
Il with very large lot on Washington Avenue fronting
suburbs. Front snd sds galleries e. s, re
about Is spertdiy furnished, neslnk ms.oo
nsntsls hroughou Two brick estsrns With cslls
house. stable and several other houses fns Hcs
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CIsTHRN AxD oAErEsTEKS woKK.

The uud-rened having removed hc bis old stand No 10
Camp street pleased resolve the orders OF MS oa
friends and 81 Mr. rsslsrs l4s Camp street.
~. fH- Wa AYREss
Cistern Naksr and csrpsnteA
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CTOLFN-FRoM MY RESIDENCE, ON THENGHr
- Of tie 18th inst Promiscry Mote drawn ~ u 4 Jans
10 NV own order for Nine hundred Dollars, and Due Bill
drawn BY VIM Wallace 10 erder for One Hundred and
Fifty Dollars AL persons are hereby notined NOS 70 nsgo
tate for ssia bills. J. Pinekney Smith.
New orleans Feb q. 1865.
r 0sT OR sTOIEN-cERTtFICAT OF STOCK.
No. ss3 in La Yariste Association. Notice Is hereby
given that shall in due time apply for new ceftncae
OsT-APPIICATION WILL BE MADE FOR THE
renewal Of the following Certificates OF Stock. wh,ch
have been lost 10 shares Of the Bank Of America No 6
20 Shares New Oreaf Jackson and Great Northern Rail
rosd No 525 dstsd 18Th April ls55-s in the OF
Jesse r. Jones 10 Shares Of Union Bank Of Louisiana No
1879 Gated October IS 1850 in the name OF Rebeeoa kag
wife OF Jesse =. Jones.
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WANTED.


VUAHTED-BY LADY. AT PRESENT IN rHt
rope IL uy competent charge II young chtrso
and fts well Is exceeus seaussss Aeonfsr,-
able with arnlsble family Bajcct Tran s
sry. would object attending upon invalid s she
excellent Good references a. - capacity, &c,
gwen A ddrsss N. K r., at this ohce
yvANTED- AT rHE SOUTHERN PICTURE AND
w Frame Depot trustworthy, reliable men as city can
a stock % chrom Litnoeraph Rshgeas Mi
aty and Fancy Pictures Engravings and Ooored Pfas.
Pre- given married Lser<l mis' paid
half half commits ion. to eners-c hoHet sns
ssser men s. A. Hh-plsy. Ramp 1T ,trese
VUANTED-sUGAR PLANTATI0SS.-PAR
w DESTROYS Of Selling sugar Psnsto are invited %
send descri. have Inquiries for then iron
PARTIES hing buy Green der Real Estate A<eut
q Commercial Place. New Orleans
yVANTED-A YOUNG NAN, EAfrvE OF rus
any kind Of busness he make himself generally
usefu good and correct at figures and not asc
work Would the Wholesale retail Grocery bus
Beet Of references gwen. Address a. u crescm
ONCE.
vxyANTED-fHkEE HANDSOMELY FURsIsHEO
w obtaired with board IN stcfly prea
fsily the Fourth District c0nvenn Mt 20 81 Charles OF
Prytania References given and red Ad
dress Postofice Lock Box si6
VTyANTEp-A GENTLEMAN OF NATURE YEAS
w and who has had erge business experience 10 nev
Orleans wishes situation IN mercantile house where n
would be sufficient 70 support himself and wit
IN respectable manner BE feels sati.red that he cou
the rsquirements Of The ampest recon
endaflons be furnished note ieft 81 TIE Ckxscxu
orscsto O. X s. win meet with prompt attention
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DICE MILLs.... ..............RICE MILLS.
Having secured the services Of Mr. PETER McKrsLAY,
he inventor Of he approved RICE P0U now In
nae who has been 80 engaged in the
,tructon erection snd management Of Rice Machinery We
are now prepare under bis supervision to construct all kinds
Of Machinery reQuirsd preparation Of Rice for the
market and 10 furnish ali necessary drawings and spech
cstisns .s
model OF McKinay's Patent Rice Huler suitable for
hose who cultivate Rice cor domestic consumption can be
cen ss0af e''s'N'N"s"~ LEEDS co.
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FOR RENT.


FOL- sr-'i,sr Va is ;aiisps street besasen Camp
and Mseasins streets couanDg rooms, hall. gas
etc Apply to Rsbssou Aston q Commercial flac<
Los REsr-A CexMoDIous FouR-srosY
brek sers On ,s ss,s f.rs drv sssds sr snv
.isil.5 .s.issss Apply to Robinson Aston No. Com
----- - = --.,- - > a. . ~ ann
Inc sss.r. s9 s9ss esst 20 ~ rooms hs
gas ,hssusHsat S.b-eom conveyed ali Toe
s 'sss 10 Rh;sssa Aston No sf Comnsre.
Place. (.
ION .sery bries Dwei'ins No Iss csTsndsei bel, ~ss1
ns M h,eusbo"s hsarsn, nd csra hsuse stand three
st s II n ' Rsn s 81 ABBY 70 Robinson AZ
nm VEST -I-ARGE THREE STORY Brink
E,,, 20 "a cnsl .sIrer corn r ~ b, in street.
kno.n a. Canal street House. snitsbls for besrdinE
eos,s feers srs = for ala Green
kder. Agents. q Commercial Place -
EOR REnT-THE THREE STORY sToR 3. NO.
ae.so c on stree, one ssi
.a rsds s n em,r.i Place '-s
:, - v7,57s nav as77;z sT9z,
No 81 reho p'tru street between PoJdras and Is
even ian edsteIy Irqurs on the premes or
No IL rehcuit ussstreet
NOR HENT-sTOkE-THB LcNEK FLoOR OF
No liz Crav,er street nearly opposite the St Charlie. Ho
TEL and Of greatest thoroasht.s
ksw orleans The 81 s n .sss ~ p
1a podrs ,ss5 n,,b sSssas above, good
80 NJ -s - 49, a.. $4,000 "a. and water
VIII nat ~ lst Tor grocerv or cedeahouse
sh.es ~ 4 I,d.- 81 ro,,r.s-es.I Place $500 =
oIeen -oo-, = - = : -
NOR X FNT-HArDsOME, NEW fWO-SrO<y
III fame dwelling Prytsnis street, between sixth and
streets Of sixth street. House con
ss snS w essIbsr Green Elder Agents
---, ~ - $3.50 - ---
lex RENT OR LEAsE-rHE LAk9E md
well known United States Hotel opposite the fontensr
train Railroad depot siEn Fields street. between VIC
and Moreau streets To enteprsing Keeper TINS pop
sasr r y G-srasx 70 ~ Fxchsnea ,aee
~ - = law : -. :. $3.50 =
EQA KENT-LARGE. TWO STORY HOUSE,
corner Esrigry ard Ursuhart streets. with four lots
planted in eardn and fourteen the
house. large stable; cisserns we'll very comfortable
y,ses n,o :. ew P lsrs oie'A N'''''
- w n..e--- : 80
COH kENT-THAT ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS
family No. 234 Canal, between Franklin and
Lane'y sussss' ,. h.d2s trhen ,reninr and vssh
.-a. s-ins essr sfe Ilnit with ali the modern con
and irpproyements The property
eround with an ornamenta garden on side
the most eheerfs locations in sse CITY me Paopsry ws
aoap,eo ier sike ssy s"o =, n rrchsn~s Piscs
Apply 70 =. %. = Leieey = ~ o :. 9- -
TOW RrNT-fnF BUIL,S HEAD WAREHOUSE
we'll known arehs uses cover one
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Sc WARD.
A Luxurious "Dead Head.
oondence Cincinnati Comm erciaL.

correspondence Cincinnati Commercial.
Mr.. Seward Is a luxurious dead mead" He
has free ticket engraved on silver, by which
he travels over the Erie Railway. This is q life
pass, given TO him AT The expiration of his term
as Governor OF New YORK, because or his in
tereBt in the Internal improvements of the
State. He offers silver for his fare and the con-
ductors do not collect. Seward is u luxurious
character any way, and in many other re-
specls. If he travels anywhere ne wants a
whole ship. He buys seven mllllons worth of
manifest destiny for morning's snopptng. aud
gives Clsrenc ce, or any old "chum," q messenger
sniP 10 Engand, or InJ5kSeey, 5 or lndla, n tney
OF q locomotive and drawing room Car will
keep dignity with his silver ticket. At the Gov.
ernmenL printing office he has staff of sworn
printers who SET up his diplomatic copy and
spare his eyes the pain of reading manuscript.
A prince of the blood is he. Marshal Murray
sees that he gets the real porto viutages AMI
mat his Burgundy has come straight from the
& vaults s at Beaaye or Dion Here ne iinis AZ Il sYor
speeches and dispatches which used to assure
us that we were happy, and mat he would look
out for us. Certainly no man in the Govern nent
has sof er thing tnan Mr.. Seward, and often
tnlnk with admiration, when Payne or Powell
stabbed the Secretary, how admirable were
his tactics in dropping off the bed,
rolling under it. and curling himself
play Ing possum he Is genius Witna broken
have never heard moan out of nlm ON that
day 10 this. Johnson tried to rope III Seward's
disIocated Jaw on his Douglas trip, as pOltti5al
argument, nut the Secretary talked 30 much
that the people saw IL would get well before ne
was twice married. Person ally, Mr.. sew trl
makes no reference 10 ms escape from asSassl-
nation. He says that Payne an un-
mannerly fellow, but he ask ed that the lat
ier's life be spared; fol, Seward would have
wished to give the fellow good dnuer,
warm him up with pint of ASH. and philo-
sophie with him upon the ldiosyucrasy of
breaking great mans Uranium. The
egoiism of Seward is delightful. He can show
you his finger prints In every monument of the
State. Get him down to good, square talk
about himself and he will. m lgnify ntm self, oy
his misty generalization. like a windmill In
fog. Altogether he Is Epicurus come again.
ulSaDDeqr
plate. There is poem OF Tennysou whlcn Is a
very little like him. referring, l believe, to
with a lack luslre dead blue eye rsyolysd hls
rOundel perIOdS -
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ESCAPED.
A Prisoner for Life Frees HIEseIL

Fr0ns the Hartford CouTant, Oct q.
Charles e. Gilbert, sentenced to State Prison
for life for the murder of Henry Caldwell, 10
New Britain, in 1864, escaped yes erdsy morn.
Ing. He was one vt the engineers employed at
the prison, Both were taken into the yard at
len minutes past s O'clock 10 start the fires for
their engines, which are situated on the oppo-
size sides OF the yard. The overseer who mad
them in charge stepped across the yard TO let
out dog which is kept on the premises,
and as soon as he was out OF the
way Gilbert managed to escape over the
wall by using work bench and a
slx-fooJ stepladder, whioh enabled him
spring over II has always been the custom at
the prison to lei out the engineers about three
quarters OF an hour before the otner prisoners
are on the wall, reliance being placed upon the
over seer TO keep close watch upon them. Gil
and wore no bat. He got over the east wall
toN ards the river, and was followed some
distance by the dog, whose BARKING caused
IN pursuit. Captain Willard, the warden,
promptly offered q reward of five hundred
dollars, and before o'clock had bills struck
off and circulated in this city. GiloerJ
was described as twenty-eight years of age,
height Ave feet eight aud "a half Inches; eyes
grey ana hair light. In n very short time news
OF The escape was circulated throughout the
neighborhood. and by noon large force of
from WetheTsheld, Newington, aud New
Britain, was In pursuit Al q late hour ia
non no success was tne gfnp6eEgfFt veil
known, that II he managed to keep ont OF
the way until dark he would certainly get clear.
He is a very sharp, active fellow, and, this
being race for life, he Will resort 10 desperate
measures before permitting himself to be cap
tuIed. II he struck for the river 1t is possible
that he crossed over, the channel being narrow
at that point, though IL is generally believed
that he would work around towards Rocky
Hin, and make mis- way to Cedar Hill noun
tain, the topography Of which he is familiar
with, while the route that way would take him
by he residences of some OF his best friends,
whose help he would seek to rid himself of his
prison garments and get into proper disguise
10 facilitate escape.
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FRAUD.
An Example OF Democratic UprIShtness
in New York

in New York,
The New York Tribune of this mornlng says
Simon ii. Lessor, an alleged peripateJic bogus
CAPITALIZATION certificate broker, was arrested
on w Wednesday night, aud brought before Com
dhisslsner nhasl OSBORN on Tnursdsy morning, on q
chhrge made by Marshal Murray tuat ne had !,
on the22d inst. knowingly and wllfully uttered
ana used as true false certiic ate and evil
dence or citizenship, and han sold IL to person
other than the one for wnom IL was orIgina ly
Issued. IL seems that one Albert Frey, of No
425 w. Thirty sixth street, VINO nad peel in ihis
country but llLle over four years W inforr ID
D7 Swiss, s,whose name is as yet unknown, that
he could oOain his naturaliz alton papers 'all
fght." Frey communicated with some of VI tr.
sual Murray's deputies, and was told to blow
the Thing mp. He was SHORTLY afterwards intro
duced to Lessor by his Swiss friend, and Lesso
agreed to put him through" all right for ST.
and he kept his bargain, as ne himself adm ts
the following being the INDUS operdndi-He
obtained q man to persouaJe Frey while ne
acted as the witness. Toe tn ng worxei smooth,
as IL had In scores of similar cases tnst he h adj
previously put through" and he obtaiued the
erllicate on the I'D inst and sold IL to Fry
on Wednesday, having met hum by apDotuG-
ment in bar room on 5eve nth avenue, for the
into custody. He was held for an examlu luatio
on Monday next, in default of $1,000 pail.
DE makes no secret OF the TRANSACTION, aud
tells the story of IL with the utmost sung
JrOtd. He says that until lately he was q poor
sailor, but seeing q chance to make money hy
these naturalization operations ne wen In
them with will, and has realized Il handsome
amount. He says he got 81 each for his certih-
cates, while they cost MIN only 81 each to "sse
the ClerK" and give him his pei quslte, he thus
realizing 100 per cent. profit. Marshal Murray
added 10 his original affidavits q clause to the
effect that he could verify the afidavit by wit
ness to be produced before the Com missioner on
the examination into the charge.
This case differs maj 'erially from Rosenberg's,
as Lessor has, in addition To procuring paper
Tor and transferring 1T 10 q person not enJtJled
TO use it, committed, by his own confession,
perjury and subornatlon of perjury. under our
State laws.sin state Court, by falsely testfging
as q witness and procuring the false testimony
of the peIsOnator Of Frey.
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The IL. IL. IL. Again "a their Horrible
WOrk-FOwler Attempts 10 Ex xpInin hts
impeachment Vote He Is Kissed.
Special Despatch TO The Evening TeLegraph,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oo'. 80. - Intelligence
reached here to-day of a horrible outrage CON =
mitted by the Ku-KlUx in Marshall county. 1t
seems that at the term of court the Cucui. Judge
failed to charge the Grand Jury againet the Ku.
Kluy, as he Is by Law required 10 DO. The
ru1Iiars concluded from this, probably, thai
they might Iecommeuce their bloody WORK
with impunity. Accor lngly, on NJ onday night
party of them went masxed to the resi- lence of
a colored man, named Louis Luly tore him
from his home and family, and carried him a
short distance from the house and shot him
dead. There was no charge OF any klud against
him except that he was electioneeriug for Grant.
Last night The Republican County Central
Commit of this county called a meeting q.
the Capitol A large crowd was in attendance,
expecting 10 hear Captain Silas +. AleH, Chair
man of the Committee and others, speak.
Previous TO an organization of the meeting
Senator Fowler, accompanied by some friends.
walked into the hail, and, without any confer
ence with the committee that had called the
meeting, Mr.. Fowler mounted the stand. He
was noi one Of the announced speakers, but he
commenced to make spt ech, ahd was listened
to for some time, when tue galleries, becoming
tired, called for other speakers,
Captain Allen came forward and requested
the audience TO hear Mr.. Fowler. They cou-
sented, and he proceeded TOR some time. he
finally began TO explain his vote on the mpeach-
mont of johnson, and to defend the President.
This caused a terrible uprOar, the audience
refusing to listen apy more.
Captain Allen tried again to quiet the au-
dience, but they would not listen, whereupon
Mr.. Fowler retired. After this speeches were
made by Captain Allen, Mr.. Peabody, Hou.
Lewis Tilman and Others, to which the large
audience listened with marked attention. Regyes
is universally expressed that Mr.. Fo gIer was
not permitted to speak; but his frien1s are to
blame for putting him forward, for he was
neither expected nor announced.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
The Troubles in Colombia.

Panama advices to October "a say
There Is little change in the state OF affairs
here since my last, except that to-day are
rather quieter, owing to the fact that President
Correoso, with ABOUT 300 men left the city yes
teIday evening on the Montijo for CniriquI, and
are free from the strains of martial music
that have almost desfened us for the past
breeCh. loading rifles, which they seized in the
store of p u. Merlno & Co. and appropriated.
They are determined 10 march TO death or
victory, and II the enemy should snow
fight there Is q fair prospect of some OF
them kissing the dust. Before procuring the
tull number of volunteers IL was found necss-
sary to seize Chilians, Costa RicIns, Nioara-
gus ns end others, and force them into the ser.
vice. Those OF the latter two countries were
ROAD company, and were taken of the wharf
by a body of armed soldiers The agent of tue
company made frequent application for their
release 10 the President. but, Notwithstanding
his promises to set Them at liberty. they We're
carried Oft, the Costa Rican Consul, Senior Miro,
who is native of Panama and "a prominent
partisan of the Coireoso party, taking no steps
In the matter
The Chill Consul took the part of his country.
men very warmly, and finally succeeded in pro
curing their liberty ASenOr Juan Mendoz 4, a
gentleman of color, fils the Presidential cnair
during CoTreosos absence. In ten days so
we shall probably have the result of this exDe-
diliOn. the political prisoners, Zlaretta, Rus
two former ithout ball the latter on $1,000 cash
being paid down and bonds given that he
would leave the country He was al the tlIa Q
of his arrest and for IN my Yeas previous In
the employ ment OF the railroad and an exceed
ingly quiet, well. conducted gentleman
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PhiIadelnhia Trade Renarf.

FRIDAY, Oct 80. - The Flour Market is
stronger and there Is more inquiry from the
home consumers, who purchased 1900 barrels at
S625@7 Tor supernne; " 20 oe for extras. ss as Ok
for spring wheat extra family; ss.ooaIl for win.
ter wheat do; and 81 tO913 for fancy brands.
according to quality. Rye Flour commands Sa
@S5O. No change to notice in Corn Meal
Thcre Is mot much ac iviry in the WDeat Mar,
ket, but holders are trmer In their views: saies
OF 800 bushels red at 50 05 and am ber al s2 O5@
2IO. Rye is steady At 81 GOAL 60 per busheI for
pennsylvania. Corp attracts oul little atten-
tlon: sales OF yellow at 81 25 and Western mixed
al Sd23 Oals are unchanged; sales OF Western
AZ JUG 1ic Tor inferior and prime No cnange
10 no, Ice In Barley or alt.
Bark Is steady at SIS per ton for No 1 Omar
eitloD. ' No''ei
SeedE-Cloverseed is quiet, with sales OF las
bushels al 81 10 Timothy is nominal FlaY.
seed is taken by tue crdshers at S2 60Q2G5
Provisions are excessively dull, and prices
favor buyers; sales OF Pork at S3O Mess Reef
ranges from s22 TO "a per barrels. Plain and
iancy canvased Hams sell at H1x9lSc, and
picked do at l6@l7c.
Whisky sells at 81 l5@l 20 per gallon, tax paid