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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-01
FAIR NOTICE

SHALL proceed TO collect, according 10 law ,eve-
~ cent due me on the lst day of Ipb ssxt, with
out fail. Call and see II you owe me anything he.
lore tnat Time. st 4sw VT H. J. r. sssata !
: ~ ~ JAMES WEBB. Jr.
June 20. 4 ID. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-01
,,,,a'"1000 BAL ANCES' "
DUE AT OUR CABIN.

WEhave one thousand small Balances due Us.
= Think Of it,. II you are one who owe u. $40,
$40. $40, $40. $50, 800. 5000, $500, $500, or
ltoo Dollars, please multiply by 1000 and see ii we
do no, wan, money. How are we to get money 10
pay whit owe, unless you think, we want il, ex-
pecs it, and live in hope Of your getting i. and pay ing
il, and that promptly. a> ta@s #'>1A3sl. ~ ".
8"1 '@ w w" BROWN & co. !.
&, June %. .... -. %"as8 -s% @@v@:< A~s A.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-07-01
THE CAROLINA FARMER.

BELIEVING that the interests Of the Farmers
~ and Planters IL this seriion demsnd the publ
cation Of periodical devoted ~ the advancement Oi
Agriculture in the two Carolinss, have deIermIn'
sd 10 establish such q periodical under the title 81
THE CAROLINA FARMER. and will issue the
first number 40 soon as q sufficient number OF sui.
schefs are obtained to pay reasonable share OF The
expense Of publication.
The Farmer wilt he issued monthly Of 80 per
annum In sdysn e will contain not less than thirty
two large douplc-column pages Of reading matter,
bound in handsome covers; and in typographical
execution will not be surpassed by any Agricultural
sionthly in the country. eH f-~e *--
Being determined 10 do whatever energy will &C.
compli.h 10 making The Farmer worthy the support
Of the intelligent Planters and Farmers Of North ia.
tona aud south Car olina and desiring 10 introduce
ii into every county In those states, we wish To en-.
poy active Agents al every Pos-oilice, TO whom the
most lihcral inducements will he offered.
Our exchanges in the two cafolinas will confer a
favor. which We will be glad 10 recrroca,e, by giving
this announcement few Insertions in their advertise
ing columns. with such editorial comment as they
think the probable value Of such periodical as we
propose publishing may justify.
Address oil Communications 10
WI. II. BERNARD
July LIS, Wilmington, ". e.
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gas and wafer, most of them private oues, was
referred to the various standing committee.
resolution was offered instructing the City
Solicitor TO compel by legal process the Presi-
dent OF the Germantown and Perkiomcn Rail
road TO comply with certain provisions OF the
A,tot Assembly OF March 81, 1s66. This was
agreed to without dissent.
Mr.. Simpson submitted an ordinance (he Is an
insurance asent) that no more than i've barrels
OF petroleum OF benzine shall be stored within
two thousand feet OF any bridge belonging to
The city OF Phtade phia, viii penalty OF SIS
Oh each and every barrel beyond that mum Der.
The o1d nance provides for the legal collection
OF the penalty.
This was referred in due course.
The ordinance repealing a portion of an
ordinance regulating the pavements of the city
was called up by the President. 1t was passed.
From its provisions that part of the Fifteenth
and Twentieth wards lying west of Twenty
fourth street aud north OF Coates street are
exempted.
An ordinance TO open Allen, Sloan, Twenty
first, Thi1ty-seventh, and Forty-drst streets was
passed 1t came from the Committee on High
ways, and was reported by Mr.. Rca.
The same gentleman reported a resolution
directing that Beaver Meadow, and contiguous
streets should be paved. This passed.
An ordinance permitting the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company to construct certain needed
wooden structures in the TWenty-tourth ward
was adopted,
Also an ordinance npproprating 500 to pay
for medical services to certain policemen man
gled by late election deputies of Sheriff Lyle
and other ruHtaus. Also an appropriation OF
500 to Policeman Mccarthy, for expenses ac-
crung TO him while suffering from n murderous
attack b5 Mr. byle's rufiaus while on duty on
the day of the election In October.
Tue Chief Engineer was now authorized, by
resolution, to issue fire badges to recognized
reporters of the public press, to the officers of
bre insurance companies, and to the superln-
tendtnt OF the municipal telegraph.
An ordinance authorizing the construction of
a three feet sewer in Sansom street, between
ThTty-seventh and Thirty eighth, ani from
Sansom to Walnut, in Thirty-seventh street,
was passed.
An ordnance to readiust the boundaries of
the Fifteenth ward was presented by Mr. Evans,
and referred.
An ordinance authorizing the sale of certain
property of the city in Fifth street, above
Noble, was passed.
Mr.. Hetzell offered q preamble and resolution
repeating an ordinance of January, 1868, Ito
enforce the prompt payment OF city warrants"
on the ground that it Is imperative, and only
tends TO retatd what its originator expected to
facilitate.
Pending the discussion the chamber went into
joint convention. They elected Morton McMi-
Chael, G. Morrison Coates, and William An
spach Directors of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The Democrats made no nominations: Israel
Peterson, Peter Fritz, and Paul Iield were
elected, with the same unanmity, Directors OF
the North Pennsy lvania Railroad.
The Chamber then adjourned, pending the
discussion OF MIR. HetZelrs bill.
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nOnosfic AiInirs.

Gold closed yesterday at 1913.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Colfax are in Wash
ing on.
Foster and Dion have agreed upon billiard
match.
Secretary Scho6eld has returned 10 Wash
iDgton from New York.
-Cfficial returns from New Hampshire give
Grant majority of 1853.
"A vigilance committee hung three roughs at
Bear River City recently.
There were eight fires in New York yester-
day afternoon within two hours,
Experimental firing at new target COM
menced at Fortress Monroe yesterday.
The salary OF the Bishop of the new Diocese
of Long Island has been fixed at S60O0
Election returns from all bat one county in
Georgia give Democratic majority of 46, 349.
The first State Fairs held IN Alabama since
1860 commenced in Montgomery ou Wednesday.
Paterson IN. J.) has sent fourteen new
locomotives to the Iron Mountain Railroad in
Missouri.
In consequence Of successful counterfeiting,
fifty dollar ereenoacks are 10 be Withdrawn
from circulation.
The alional Christian Convention, in session
at New York since Tuesday, yesterday adjourned
SINE de.
In imitation of our own city, the Mayor and
a committee OF the City Council OF Cleveland
have visited st. LoSis.
"A party OF iortyfve PennsylVanians and
Mary Janders, desirous of purchasing lands IN
Virginia arrived at Richmond Yesterday.
The missioner OF Indian Affairs has
nearly completed his annual report. He esti.
alaska, al 3OO,O6b
"A prize. fight came of yesterday at Mar
rowsburg, N. Y, between Conk In and hogan
After twenty-six rounds Conklin was declared
victorious.
"A train on the Housa,ouic Railroad was
thrown from the track by a broken rail- near
Sg1ield, on Wednesday. All the Passengers
injured, but only one seriously.
-Mrs. p. B. Johnson, Of st Louis, has COM
merced suit against the Indianapolis and ST..
Louis Railroad Company for causing the death
of her husband. She claims 5000.
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P.ERILS OF THE SEA.
Full Particulars of the Loss OF the "Star
of the Union"
Rn Cuba Cubic.


By Cuba Cable.
HAVANA Nov. l9. Further particulars OF the
wreck of the steamer Star OF the Union have
been received. She ran on Morillo rect, about a
mile rom the shore, at $50 O'Clock on Friday
evening. Tue Captain says in his report that It
WAS raining very hard, and thai he was on th At
account deceived by the current He saw a
light on shore, which he took for the oLe at
Bahia Honda.
The steamtr lies where she struck, wi ith her
back broken. The cargo will be saved in q
damaged condition, If the sea remains calm.
Tue hull and machinery Will be a total loss.
There was very heavy sea, with breakers
when the ship struck. boat which was put
out was capszed by the surf while attem oting
toI land, aud two persous-Mr. Clark, .of San
F. ancisco, aud George Johnson, of Philadelphia,
passeneers-were dfowned. Their bodies ave
not yet been recovered.
The American war steamer Pepobscot, which
was in the port, went promptly TO the assistauce
OF the star of the Union, and LerSuud1 ordered
the Spanish man.of war steamer Francis OASIS
TO the same place. These yes. els offered every
assistance possible, and returned here to-day,
with the particulars above given. The barque
Anna was also wrecked on Friday night, on the
Colorado reefs. The captain, his wife and child,
and all the crew were saved.
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NERS SUMMARY.
CITY Annira.


The third anniversary of the Church
Extension Society was celebra' ed last evening,
in the Green Stree Methodist Episcopal Church,
Green street, above Tenth, Bishop simp?on
presiding. Alter the transaction OF routine
business, the following Board oil Managers were
ell cted for l669;-Bisuops Morris, y. D., James,
j. d., scctt, ID. d., simpson, D.D Baker, ID. D.,
Amcss, D.; D., ClarE, D. D., Thomson, D. d.,
Castle, Robert H. Pattisou William Cooper, s.
w. Thcmas, A. Atwood, G.. D. Carrow, d. D.,
William J.. Gray, William McOoon,bs, Thomas
G. Murphy, Joseph Mason, William J. Paxson,
Slas II. Payne, J. b. Mccullough, J. B. Dobbins
J. Dicknson T. I. Tqsker, Esq, Colston
Heiskell, Thomas I. Mason, George W. HILL L.
Q. Simobs, Charles Spencer, Robert Armstrong.
James Long, A. J. Denickson, J. 3. McCreary,
William G. Spencer, Joseph Thompson. John
Hunter, John W. Hicks, James II. Bryson,
Charles Scott D. II. Boz wen, f: scotfin, h. D..
William Barlow, william Matthew MI
Phillips. John Shallcross Elijah Cattell, A. H.
De Haven, Benjamin Schodell.
Last evening, about o'clock,a man was
seen to pick up a roll of cloth from the door OF
Jvius' store No. 26 s. Niu,h street. He was
followed to Ninth and Chesnut streets, aud
there placed in the custody of an officer. He
was recognized as CHARLES Carter. The cloth,
vdlued az $l25, was recovered.
"A large meeting OF ingram carpet weavers
was held last evening, at the hall, Front and
Master streets. Tor the purpose OF conierrlug in
relation to the prOpo'ed reduction OF wares oy
the employers. Reports were received from II
number Of shops, the employees OF which were
on a strike owing to the reduction, stating that
no compromise mad been effected with the en-
ployers, aud expressing Differentiation not to
work at the reduction suggested.
The Aldermen nGmed below paid the sums
annexed 10 their names to the City Treasurer,
as the amount of fues and penalties received by
them IN OCtober:-Johu swift, $40; Francis
Hood, S5l; G. +. Pancoast, SAG; j. X. Massey,
$50; William r. Helms, $40; William Neil, SS8;
Joseph c. Tittermary, SOL; Louis Godbou, $40;
A. Il. Eggleton, $50. Total, S4l9.
The work of building new pier on the
Delaware, above shackamaxou street, has been
commenced. 1t will be GO feet wide, and exsend
out into the Delaware $50 feet from the present
line.
The following are the additional estimates
OF the several departments of the city, other
than those printed in The TELEGRAPH on Friday
last the total of which amounted to $2,G77, lO7'3l
Markets, WharYes. and CITY Pro.
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Foreign Affairs.

LONDON, Nov l9.-The Times of this morning
states that 376 members OF the new House OF
Commons have been chosen so far, and that the
Liberal majority Is llS.
According to returns received up to this hour,
4S7 members of the House OF Commons have
been elected, of whom 287 are Liberals and $50
Conservatives. Edward Horsman, Liberal, is
rstuEned from Strand; John Francis Mcguire,
Liberal from Cork city; William Mnseli, Llbe-
raj from Limerick county; Sir Stafford North
cote, Conservative, from North DeVonshire;
John II. Blake, Liberal from Waterford city.
The city of Limerick returns the former mem
bers, both Liberals. John Ennis, Conservative,
has carried Athlone.
LONDON, Nov. 49, Disraeli made speech to-
day to his constituents at Aylesbury. After
returning his acknowledgements for their una
nimty in returning him 10 the House of Com-
mons, he proceeded 10 a justification of the
Conservative party on the Reform question,
and then defended the government from the
charge of extravaganza. The expenditures are
large the government could not be conducted
cheaply but he maintained that the financial
management had been in every sense econo-
mical.
He advocated the extension OF education aud
favored the creation OF department of public
instruction, with Cabinet Minister at the bead
OF il; but he insisted that neither ompulsory
educational system nor the imposition of a new
tax Tor educational purposes was in accordance
with the opinions OF the country. He then
contTasted the foreign policy of the preceding
with that of the present Ministry. The relations
those of confidence and sympathy and all the
difficulties with the United States were now
removed.
He concluded with discussion of the Irish
question. AIesolutiOn Tor the disestabllshment
Of The Irish Church had been introduced by
the leader of the opposition, but 1t could not
mitigate The evils OF Fenianism. The troubles
OF Ireland were greatly exaggerated.
Ireland had really progressed within the last
twenty years more than England, and disesta.
bishment was dangerous to the rights of
property and would only serve to increase the
discomfort of the Irish people, while at the
same time it would be sure to sever the connec.
tion between the State and religious principle.
MADRID, Nov. l9.-It is rumored that General
Prm lis negonating with the Prince of the
Asturas, with the intention of making the Prince
King of Spain, and himself Regent.
LONDON, Nov. l9.-At the latest dates received
from South America General Martin Mcmahon,
the new Americen Minister TO Paraguay, re.
mained at Rio Janelro, where he awaited in
| structons as to what action he should take in
| regard to the outrage of the Paraguayan Govern
| ment upon the American Legation at Asuncon
| LONDON, Nov. l9.-The Times of this morning
] states that $40 members OF the new House O.
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Doinss OF the Female suTrareus.

Boston, Nov. 19.-There was large attend
ance on the reassembling OF the Women's
Rights Convention TODAY. The Rev. James
Freeman Clarke advocated educating the sexes
her, and detailed the progress OF this idea
in the schools OF West Roxbury. The best way
they would not fail in love so quickly when
educated together, as study was not conducive
TO lOve-making.
1t would be a very useful aud practical thing
TO put women on school committees, as men did
not like to become members of such bodies, and
neglected the duties. Addresses we're delivered
by the Rev. Charles Barnard, Fred. Douglass
and Hon. Frank W. Bird, expressive OF sympa
thy with the movement to establish suffrage tor
women.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-20

Commons have been chosen so lar, and that the
Liberal majority is 1lS.
Reverdy johnson has accepted an Invitation
to dine with the London Working mems Society
on NOvemb ber 28.
NAPLES, Nov l9.-The eruption OF Vesuvius is
increasing In violence and grandeur.
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CLEARFD YEsTERDAv

Ship Tyro Baker. Bremen, L. Westereaard d. IN
steamship Pioneer, Cstharine Wilmington N. O. PHI,
ladelphia and SOuthe rn NJ all Steamship Co ~ -"
Schr Thomas HolcOmb, Godfrey, Matsnzas 1 Houpb
d Norris NNs"
Schr e A Consnt Brantberg. Havana
STR ]. r. Shrver, Dennis, Baltimore a Grovap rr
str F.. G. BddIe McCue, New York, w. p. CLYDE a 90
Tugs II Os. Jefferson, Allen Lookout A le Ssndar nd
Chesareske. Mershon, for BALTIMORE viii 80 tu ~
baIges, w, p. clyde & Co. Wv" -
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HOOP SKIRTS.
600 HOOP SKIRTS, 900
S NEW FALL STYLES

LA PANIER, and sn other desirable styles and
Szea OF our
CELEBRATED CHAMPION SKIRTS.
for ladies, misses, and children, constantly on hau
and made 70 order Largest assortment In theolLy
ana specially adapted for first class trade.
CORSETel CORSh1bl OORSETSi
Retailing NJ very low prices. Our assortment 10
complete, embracing Thompsons Glove Fitting, In
all grades, from 81 30 n $3.50; Beckels superior
French Woven Corsets, from sl.Io 70 $3.50; supe
IiOr w Whalebvne hand made COrnets from 81 cen 70
e8'2O. in shelos asd circular gore Maaame Foyi
Corset skirt supporters, at &IsaO.
Also, MIS- Moody's Patent self-AdJusttDg AbdOm
nal Corsets; which every lady sholid examine.
Corset Clasps cents pair.
Wholesale and Retail Mandatory and BRlearoOm
SSSm WIN. T. HOPKINS.
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ARRIVED YEsrERnA,

i u
BIig r. butier BsLtlett days from Bangor, with
schr r L. Tay Baker days from Lanes Cove.
with stone to captain. SoEe'
schr Bioomheld. Day; from Baltimore, with mdse
10 oOre. Whestley d Cottinghsm. ~ Au'e'
Schr Sarah Warren, Terry, l day from MappoIJo
Del: viii grain to James l., Bawley d Go. e'i@'
schr b. q. ScribDer, Nick erson from Fall Kivar
steamer A. 9. sinners, Knox, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. p. Clyde d Co. '"
Tugs lhos Jefferson, Allen: Chesapeake. Mers hon.
OF ba' ges 10 W. r. Clyde d Co. ~ "'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-20
MEMORANDA,

ship Lancaster, Jackson hence at Mob,la ,5th Lao,
pSadapbse a & TgGe Smith 9; from Liverpool for
,sIh ina, a,ehip brunette. Howe, hence at New York
Steamship Whirlwind, Geer hence at Providence
IS Steamship Claymont, Platt. heuce at Richmond
cleared at New YORK yesterdsS. dnef 'or Philadelphia.
sses%snp 81 H Osprey Crowley. for PhIadeloh
II iBsI9ue volunteer. Blake, hence, at Messna Goth
BaIqpe Brlllispt Colburn, for Philadelphia entered
Bsrque Argus, aughenrichs, hence. at Dant,ic Ia,
saea from Liverpool 9th inst-bsfore reported sailed
sailed rom Falmouth 5th inst. am
Brg D. b. b. Dosns, VeaEie, sailed from Bordeaux I'd
Brig Po!Ssl, ooaIdeet, for Philadelphia, cleared st
Brig Ida N. C9mery. Mcclellan, at St John. N. B.,
Brig j, A Devereaux. Clark, for PHILADELPHIA.
cleared h 1 Ct Charleston Histn Yesterday; ~
schT Maria Elizabeth, soper, hence at Norfolk 18th
schr Bee. Hesrne. for Philadelphia, sailed from
schr Thos Patterson Allen. hence at Richmond
schr Susan A. Prescott, hence, at New London 18th
scbr Lizzie Batchelder, English at .ltimo,e 18th
schr Chas B. Mcshain. ouigley, hence at A,exsn.
schr Vapor for Phir dephia, sailed from Hartford
Sch b NJ L. vankirk, Walker, hence at Fall River
l4lh igst -,
sailed from Bristol l7th Inst,
Schr John Kennedy, Long, for Philadelphia, sailed
from A AlexandIia 18th inst
Scbr Zephapiah stedman, Adams, tor Phi sr eInhIa
sailed from Portsmouth 7th iDet.
schr Annie b 6sffcrd. hence for Providence at
SchI w q b. Douglas Chase. from MiddIetown for
Philadelphia at New York 18th last.
$50 now st New ork, has beed sold To ood house
Souihmayd d Budd, for the Matamoras trade on
private terms.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice Is hereby given that green buoy, marked
with the word Wreck" has bsen laid 20 fathoms
NE: OF the Eagle, sunk on the Tongue Sand entrance
the buoy lies In four fathoms at low water sprin0
tides With the following marks and compass bear
81 Peters Church. q ships length open west OF Mar
gate Church. and in line with the WesLern most
OF two large houses, 3 by II. q e.
Receivers, in line with east end OF q clump OF trees
west or Chlset NH; sW, "a s., 49,,
Princes Channel lightvessel' NV. W., distant
NE. Tongue Buoy f. by 8 y s.. distant Ioths mile.
ShinRles Beacon, NE u N distant mile.
The ioremast Of hewreck Is standing, and shows
at high water. xx
BY order. ROBIN ALIEN, Secretary.
Trinity House. London. Oct 81. 1868
Official Information has been received by the Light.
house Board Washington that Light Is now Z.
hibiied at the OF the port OF Llbau
Conrlapd. Black sea RussIai Also Fixed Light at
Har 20 Head Road Gull OF FINLAND and ou Sgel-
skoI. entrance of the Gulf OF Bothnia, and Light
VeeSel on The buipau Bank.
The New York herald., 1868-10-22
MEDICAL EDUCATION OF AMERICAN WOMEN IN PARIS.

TO THE EDITORS or THE BOsr0N DAILY ADvER
TISER:-
In your paper Of this morning you draw attention
to the fact that an American lady has been admitted
within the last few weeks 10 the first or the series Of
medical examinations in Paris and that those cx-
aminations are now thrown open TO all women l
wish to direct attention ~ the which this
has been done, for it Is admirable illustration O.;
the views which have for many years pressed upon
the American public There was no clam0rng for
rights-they were earned and taken. There was no
assault upon established barrers--they yielded 20
the first competent force.
The lady In question received her first instruction
at the hands Of DR.. Zakrzewska or the best con-
nectons In the city Of New York and entitled 10 the
best social helps she went abroad almost without
letters determining as she expressed II. to stand
onlv on her own feet. Her steady demeanor inte-
rested at once persons Of influence. While she
worked on utterly innocent Of the fact that her quiet
walk was the theme OF observation, the wife OF the
Minister OF Public Instruction watched her narrowly
When the proper time came this lady asked her hns-
band to open the gates OF the University to this
student BY the exercise OF his authority. IL was
quite uncertain whether more could be done. The
bearing and success OF the first student has thrown
them open TO all women. If women would only stop
declaiming and earn what they seek, ike DR..
ZakrZewska and Miss Putnam. their friends would
nnd no special pleading necessary.
CAROLINE II. DALI.
141 WARREN AVENUE, Oct. 20, 1865.
The New York herald., 1868-10-22
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKgT-LoNDoN, Oct. 2i-s r.
M.-C0nsols closed at 94Jf for money aud account.
American securities closed at the following rates:-
United States ve-twenty bonds, 49, Inois Central
hallway shares 81. Erie Railway shares, SlI. At
lant.c and Great western consolidated shares 3Sx.
FRANKFORT B0URsR-FRANKrogr, Oct. a.
Five-twenty United States bonds. 7Sis 7ss for the
issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-LIvERPooI. Oct. II
p M.-The cotton market closed unchanged ct the
following quotations-MiddlIng upands IOkd.;
middling Orleans, Id The sacs Of the day foot up
L. 900 bales.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE, Oct. 2i.-C0t-
ton quiet Tres ordinaire, 1871.
LIVERPOOL BRKADsTUFPs MARKEr.--LrvgRP0oI,
Oct. 21-5 p M.-The market closed quiet and un.
changed.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.-LrvERPoor.
Oct. 2l--5 p. M.-The market closed unchanged.
Bacon-Market bare OF supply.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LTvERPOOL, Oct.
2l-5 p. M.-Market closed without any change in
quotations or tone Tallow, SIS. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-L0NDON, Oct. 21--5
p. M.-Tallow closed excited at 54s. per cwt. Cal
cuta nseed firm. Spirits petroleum II I'd per gal
Ion. Other articles unchanged.
PETROLEUM MARKET.-AETwERP, Oct 21.-Petro-
leum firm and advanced Csc. Standard white.
50f. 25c.