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DIssBILITlEs.-In the Senate on Mon
day Mr.. Anthony offered concurrent
resolution for the appointment Of special
committee of four senators and four repre-
sertatives, to which should be referred all
applications for the removal of political
disabilities imposed by the fourteenth con-
s,itutional amendment. Agreed to.
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A Mr.. Gregg, of Homer, Michigan, writes
for descriptive list of farms for sale in
this vicinity. He said he had seen one, and
"if the picture had not received too high a
coloriug'' many Of his section would emf
crate to this part of Virginia soon.-Freder'
icksblrq Ledqer.
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LAND SALE IN CARoL1SE.-Edward Con-
ways farm, three miles from Guiney's sta
ton, containing 200 acres, to Mrs. Chloe M.
Wimple, of Wisconsin, for So, 25O-one-third
cash. A few articles on the farm were in
cluded in the purchase.-FrederickSburg
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Foreign Marke ts-[BY TgLRsRAPH].

FOFe1Bn NRrR4ts-Lb7' IEIEHK4FHJ'
LONDON, March 9.-Noon. - Consols, 92T
United States bonds, So.
LIVERPOOL March g. Noon.-Cotton
quiet; uplands, Esd. Orleans, l2.Sd.; sales,
7, 900 bales. Other articles unchanged. After-
1loon.-Cotton easier but not lower. Lard, "a
076s. Pork quiet. Tallow, ass. Manchester
advices less favorable.
LrvBRP March 9.-Euening. Cotton
quiet; uplands, l2hd Orleans, l27Id. ; sales,
5000 bales. Old corn, 3ls. new, 29s.
HAvRE, March 9.-Cotton opened quiet,
with l. 42 bales on the spot.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN New YoRK.-Ne,o
York, March S.-Early this morning de-
structive fire occurred in Dey and West
streets. 1t originated in the third floor of
No. IS Dey street, occupied by Morehouse
& Schenck, fish merchants, whose loss is
$4,000, half insured. The upper floors
burned out, involving o loss of $4,000.
Several adjoining establishments were much
injured by water. Total loss, 100000.
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EOR NORFOLK, PORTS-As2Ui
E MOUTH, AND ALL REaULA z
LANDINGS ON THE JAMES RIYEk.=ths last
and elegant steamer ELIZA HAECOA Cap.
for aboye-named places on MONDAY, WED:
NESDAY, and FRIDAY, at q o'elock A: n. and
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time 70 con.
meet with steamers Tor Baltimore and points
North. .
OF steamer.
Fare 70 Norfolk, $50.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
from Il u. to a Pm. for Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Boston. Baltimore, and principal ianaings On
Chesapeake bay, and all regular LANDINGS Oh
Freights Tor way landings must be prepaid.
In consequence or the mail being discontinued
NJ Grove and Rrxndon Point whsryes, the steamer
Appy TO L. d. TATUM, Agent
is5o Office steamers wharf
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LAND SALE.-W. T. Washington's one
hundred and seventy-one acres of land in
Stafford county, one mile from Falmouth,
for 81, 5O0-Sl 900 cash, and balance in
twelve months, to Robert Johnston, Of Tom
kius county, N. Y.
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A VETERAN IN CoNGREss.-General John
B. Rodgers, representative for the State of
Tennessee at large in the Forty-frst Con-
cress of the United States, entered the
army as q staff officer under General jack
con in 1878
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LARGE FIRE IN OHIo.-Akron, March 7
A destructive fire occurred here early this
morning, which destroyed all the buildings
on the south side of Market street between
Canal and High streets. Loss about $780,
600. Insurance light.
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The CABINET.-Butler told John A. Girls
void on Saturday, humorously, that "he
w.s not appointed because he didn't sub
scribe enough"
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dlsts (Kadical Church)-Thetr Ap
pOinf ments-What they say nbOu
Stealing Churches.

Conference of the Northern MethO.
dlsts Radical Church)-Thetr APP.
pOintments-What they say about
Stealing Churches.
The Conference adjourned Monday. A
paper signed by Phelps, Milburn, and
Mitchell, says:
"We have been denounced as house
stealers and robbers, but this will not divert
us from our purpose, if possible, to possess
them. Those who contributed to build them
gave their means in good faith to provide
places for the worship of God, to be con-
Quoted under the authority of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, and on attempt to divert
the trust is, if successful, g breach of the
contract. We cannot consent that this con-
tract shall be broken. We have driven no
one from those temples, and those who have
left voluntarily have no right to take the
property that, according to all just princi-
pies, We are entitled to use. We doubt not
that when the season of passion shall have
passed away, rejecting and just men will
accord our claim. We make no claim to
the property that, under the plan of sepa-
ration, passed to the Methodist Episcopal
Church South"
The whole claim is just this !: The houses
were decided to the "M. E. Church -; the
people owning them joined the NJ. E.
Church South, and Phelps would cheat
them because of this change Of name.l
APPOINTMENTS.
Richmond District-L. M. Nickerson, P.
E.-Richmond and Petersburg, W. +. He
menway Portsmouth, James S. Boyer
Norfolk, G. 8. Sykes Williamsburg and
Hampton, Owen Hicks; Alexandria, Thos
Fl. Haynes Leesburg, James Mitchell ;
Loudoun and Hillsboro', A. J. Porter and
J. W. Forsyth; Fairfax and Prince Will
liam, to be supplied by l.. H. York.
Rockingham District-E. P. Phelps, P. E.
Berryyille and Front Royal, William Fl.
Forsyth; Rockingham and Woodstock, E.
G. Shippers; Augusta, Charles King; Rock
bridge, II. Clement Sweet Springs, William
Linton Monroe, Johnsey Leef; Forest Hill,
E. H. Prosser; Greenbrier, g. W. Carpen-
ter Edray, G. P. Wanless Highland, j. B.
Wickline.
Abingdon District-William Milburn, P.
E.-Washington, Fl. J. Cromley; Russell
and Tazewell, D. Richardson, B. B. Red.
wine; Lee, J. NJ. Adams, F. Morrison
Scott, S. Richardson; Smyth and Gray
son, J. Walsh; Wythe and Pulaski
S. r. Keam Christiansburg and Roa-
noke, A. W. Boon, A. G. Wells; Floyd, ],
L. Weaver ; Franklin, Bird 8. Turner; Fin
castle, E. W. Pierce. 8. L. NJ. Conser
transferred to the Baltimore Conference
C. s. Williams transferred to New York
East Conference.
The time and place of meeting of the
next Conference was left to be determined
by the presiding elders.
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NEWSPAPERS.

rsNHE MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND
4 will find 1t to their interest to advertise In
the MILTON CHRONICLE, published in Milton,
Caswen county, N. G. 1t is LAVE paper, with q
large circulation In country that trades in kich-
mond, and as an advertising medium Ia the rich
valley OF the Dan 1t has no superior.
TERMS same OF other papers In the up-country.
NH
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Personal.

DERSONAL.-All persons are cautioned
i against harboriDg my son, PETEk LEWIS,
giving him any credit on my account, as he has
left my house without cause or proyocation. He
is about twenty years Of age.
NH o-at* Henry L. DESTLER.
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TALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

IL to the North, East, ana West, via The Mlcn-
m0nd Fredericksburg and PotomRc kallroads
carrying the United States msil twice daily. Ele:
CANT cars with new patent sleeping chstfs on AZ
trains. The through trains on this rcsd are now
run from the depot corner Byrd and; kighfh
The DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves
Richmond daily at HIS A. h.. arriving IN Wash.
ington at s:ls p. n, connecting with the early
afternoon express trsino for the NORTH East, ana
West. ~ - 1.s....-,,f -
elegant cars, with the new patent sleepfug chairs
attached leaves Richmond daily Sundays except.
a. NJ, connecting with the early morning trains
for the North, East, and West. .1l3J..a
Both STEAMERS stop az Ale1andrfa each way.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN for Milford
and all way-stations leaves depot corner BROAD
and Eighth streets at $40 p. II. Returning,
arrives at $50 A. NJ $50 s hfsfD ; F.tsszse.ts
Through tickets and through baggage checks TO
all principal points. $3.50 E
For fufther Information and through tickets,
apply at the ONCE Of the company, corner Broad
and Eighth streets Shockoe Hill, and at the ticket
Office corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
j. b. GENTRY, General Ticket Agent
SAMUEL EuTH Superinteldert 49, del
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Fatal Accident.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, March "a boiler
in a -four and lumber mill exploded to-day,
killing four persons.
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DOWHATAN sTEAMBOATs@i
Il COMPANY.-Steamers STATE
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURG.
reliable and safe route to Baltimore, savannah,
Boston, and the West.-Trf-weekly line to Baltt.
more, making close connection With steamers 70
Philadelphia charge for wharfage, drsyaga
tween Richmond ana Baltimore. Leaves Baltf-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and "a
TURDAY. Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every day Except sundsyl upto
] O'Clock 2. n. These steamers have excellent
saloon, stateroon, and passenger accommodations
Fare, q; meals and ststeroom extra. For fsetgh
or passage; spPly to r,,.x, .,..
aulo Commercial Bloek.
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STAUNTON SPECTATOR, STANTON,
y yA.-PRICE OF suBSGRIPTIoN, THEE
DOLLARS IN ADVAECE.-Ihe "sPECTA-
TORI published In staunton Va Is the best ad-
vertising medium in the Interior OF the state. IL
IL published at the county seat OF Augusta one or
the most .populous and wealthy counties In the
Valley OF Virgiaia which Is by far the most popn-
lous and wealthy portion OF the state.
The "SPECTArOk" wss the first paper estab-
ushed there, nearly century ago, and Is now In
the forty-s1th year Of IT. existence under Its pre-
sent title. ----..-.-,--.a...-
Il has always been well sustained by the most
substantial portion Of the people It's list OF sub
scribers is larger than that OF any other paper
published in the interior of the state and is equal
to that OF both the other papers published In
starnton.
Merchants, tradesmen, and others. who wish TO
call the attention OF the people or the state To their
business, would promote their interests by adopt-
Ing the "SPECTATOR" as their medium OF COM
munication.
Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates.
copy OF the paper seat when requested.
Advertisers who desire the paper 70 be sent as
long their advertisements ordered 20 be pub
lished will please say so when their advertise
ments are ordered. Address
stsTAUNTON SPECTATOR
fell Stanton, Augusta county, va.
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WTNTER SCHEDULE.-RICHM0ND
wv AND PETERsBUR9 RAILRoAD.-0n

y Wv AND PETERSBURG HA1LHOAU.--Un
and after WEDNESDAY, the I'd December the
trains over this road viii be run as follows:
Leave Richmond Mt A. II. and :: 16 =. M.U2
Leave Petersburg at 9:<S A. II. and $50 p. II.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, with passenger
car attached, will leave Richmond daily at l:Io p.
NJ, and Petersburg daily at $40 A. II Sundays
e1cepted).
The 4. II. train viii not leave Richmond on
Sundays, and the $50 P. NJ train win not leave
Petersburg on Sundays.
train, running through daily. I'D IL ~ "
Fare to Norfolk, 81. Baggage checked through.
The passenger coach attached to the coal train
will leave Clover Hill alta. NJ and returning,
days, and Saturdays.
THOMAS Fl. WYNNE,
de Superintendent,
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This Is one Of the Oldest aud best family papers
published in the interest of the Presby terrain
Church In the United States. It has \ wide circu-
lstion, and is good advertising medium In the
south.
Communications and letters on business should
be addressed to
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN,
fel9 Box Asa Richmond, Va
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THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN, now
4 In the sixty: second year OF It's existence. Is
in the outh Published In the central portion OF
Virginia, it has larger circalation In .ee rich
Virginis than any other newspaper. It's extensive
circulation and patronage are not the work OF
day, but the result OF many {ears' iaoor. Nsea
az prominently identified with the commercial
AGRICULTURAL, mining, and manufacturing interests
OF the stsie, II appeals confidently TO Strginians
for Its support.
reign correspondence. daily kilograms from all
psrts OF the world. 1udtcious selections for the
family, with news and miscellanY make 1t OF once
q useful and readable Journal.
Advertisers viii consult their interests by avail
ing themselves OF It's columns.
TERMs subscription price of Daily Virginian,
a. per annum; Tri-Weekly, s& per arnum.
CEAkLhS w. BU1 ION.
ja29 EDITOR and Proprietor
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND YoBK RIyER)
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND. August I, 1seS.
AND WORK. RIVER RAIL-

AM 1OIsn Ali WIN xsGA44<-
LII ROAD LINE.-For Baltimore, the North,
and Nor.hwsst.-The steamer KENNEBE0. Cap.
tain j. II. FREEMAN commanding, leaves West
Point every WE DNEsDAY and SUNDAY
MORNING on arrival OF the cars from Richmond
reaching Baltimore on the following morning At
sunrise Returning, the Kennebec leaves Balh.
more every, MONDAY and THURSDAY At Z
O'Clock P. III. -aZ.st
The steamer ADMIR- AL. Captain KIRwANcom-
manding, leaves West Point every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY on arrival OF the cars from Rich-
mond, reaching Baltimore the following morning
at sunrise. Returning, the Admiral leaves Balt.
more every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. At
O'Clock p. N.
Passengers for Baltimore leave the depot Of the
Richmond and York River Railroad Company at
O'Clock a. NJ. SUNDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNEs-
DAY, and FRIDAY Returning they leave Balti-
more on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS
DAY, and SATURDAY, at o'clockP: H., reach.
ing Richmond the following evening. Fare to Ball
timore only o..
Freight received ut all times and forwarded
promptly, and through bills of lading given TO AL
prominent points. n
The passenger train leaves the depot every morn.
sing at A. n. WILLIAM B. ENOS,
oc IL Freight and Ticket Agent,
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STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND, tim
i AND NORFOLK STEAhSHIPSala6lI6l =
LINE.-Steamers NORFOLK and j. .. nhhDc.
composing this line will leave Philadelphia every
SATURDAY and Richmond every FRIDAY, al
ternately. Freight taken Tor Norfolk at moderate
rates also for Charleston, Savannah, and New
Orleans. and bills hiding sic ned through. Passage
to Philadelphia, including meals and stateroom,
&1o. w. Z. PORTER, Agent.
NH Office, No. 2<26 Dock street.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Winter schedule.-On and after the lsr OF
OCTOBER, 1852 the passenger trains will run as
follows:
MAIL TRAIN between Richmond and staunton
daily Except Sunday and between Staunton and
Covington tri-weeky-viz., Leave Richmond It
tbs A, NJ. and arrive at Stanton ut BIS i. NJ.
Leave stuunton st s:25 s. n. and arrive at Rich-
On TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY
leave Covington at 5lO A. NJ, and arrive Mt staun-
ton at $40 A. II. Leave Staunton at asa 2. NJ,
and arrive at Covington at LES I. n.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN between Rich.
mond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS WE'D
NEsDAYS, and SATURDAYS. cave Char
lottesV1lle at A. a., and arrive ut Richmond at
$50 A. ID. Leave Richmond st $50 +. D., and
arrive at Charlottesville at ?. Ii.
The Mail Train connects at 6ordonsv1lle and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange alexandria.
and Manassas railroads for Alexandria, Washing
ton, Philadelphia, New York, Lynchburg, Knox.
Vile, Chattanooga, Memphis, New Orleans, Mont
gomery Mobile, &C.; at staunton with stages for
Lexington, Natural Bridge. Harrisonburg Win
chester, &C.; at Goshen with stages for LeIing-
ton, Natural Bridge, &c; at Milboro' with stages
for Bath Alum- Warm, Hot, and Healing springs
at Coyington with stages for White Sulphur
Springs, Lewisburg, Charleston, &c.
JAMES z. NETHERLAND'
SEQ General Ticket q gent.
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COMMERCIAL
Grain and Flour Markets.
Cons Asp lFLouR EXCHANGE, .
IS RIozxoxD, VA, March o, 1859. :

UIhAn zaHSk I1VuE uAhFASGSs
CoRs AID lFLouR ExcHAser,
KIozxosD, VA, March 8, 1859. ! ,
oFyERISas. r. s9aie7
Whsas.-White, 500 bushels. Red, none.
Obrn.-Whlte, 52s bushels. Mixed, 332 bush.
els. s1 ~ z.
Oats.-ss 1856 bushels q so
Rye.-6s bushels. 81 r. "a n
MeaI.-60 bushels. o.s.s.sess-; 4
Wheat.-White, 90 bushels prime mt o.; 2e4
bushels good on private terms, 80 bushels at
81 SO; IS bushels at S1.75-total, s92 bushels.
Corn.-White. 4S bushels slightly damaged
at &c.; 1914 bushels good at Sc; 50 Bushels
very good at sec.-total, os4 bushels. Mixed.
rs bushels good ut SAC. 254 bushels very good
at s5c.-total, 332 bushels. 80
Oats.-I, COZ bushels fair at ESQ.,; 8 bushels
common at soc.; "A bushels at &C.. 752 BUSH
els good at &c.. 1o4 bushels prime at Sc; 2o8
bushels strictly prime ats6c. 1870 bushels very
good at $780,; 80 bushels New Brunswick on
private terms-total, 1855 bushels.
Rye.-25 bushels at 81 40. $500
RE-ExHIBrrED. -.
: Whect.-White, % bushels. i.
0ats.-2, TO bushels.
REMARKS.
Offerings Of Con-, on Change to. day only
$50 bushels; all sold; market active and a
shade better. Wheat more in request, all that
was offered being sold. Oats more active,
without any special change in rates. Rys-So
little doing that comment is not required.
Savannah, Ga
In Savannah, Ga, on the 9Th instant Corn
from wharf was quoted at 81. 20 to 81. 22f, and
from wharf in bulk at 81. is from store, sl!22H
to $l.25. Oats, from wharf, SO to 96c. from
store, 81 to $l.05 Black seed oats, 81. 10.
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DENTISTRY.

TOHN MAH0NY, E S @ I'm
81 SURGEON DENTIST ~
formerly Of the drm Of WAIT 3 Xahony,)
inserts FULL UPPER or LOWER SETS. on
TY DOLLARS.
Old GOLD SETS bought or exchanged III their
value for new sets on vrlcanite.
ONCE and residence 6s3 Msiu street, between
Sixth and Eleventh. streets. 10 Slim
~ e. KLOEBER, DENTIST, In -
Y IL serts BEAUpIFUL ARTIFICIAL 49,
TEETH 1t TWENTY DOLLARS per set Per-
feet at and durability warranted. CSii ana see
Particular attention devoted to alling and pre-
serving the teeth. 10
Teeth extracted without pain. 80.
Dental rooms so2 Brozd street. JAN
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6NENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN,
RICHMOND, VA.
REV. WILLIAM BROWN, D. D., EDIToR,
TERMS.

TEREs.
Three Dollars year, payable In advance. Pay
ments made within the first t,1o months from date
Of subscription will be considered in advance.
Four Dollars year If payment is not made
within two months,
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SEMI-WEEKLY HENDERSON INDEX.
~
A DEMOCRATIC FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
IN HENDERSON, N. c.,
and circulated extensively over the counties OF
Granville, Warren, Franklin, and others In East
ern Carolina.
Terms OF advertising reasonable.
Address dAHhlS q NEWLY,
fe ~ Henderson, N. y.
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EOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO 80,

NVN NHW .IUIEn.-OHU ~ [T&fh
NY.-The splendid new side-wheel steamsbIps
ISAAC BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, Abe
MARLE, and HATTERAS, leave New York for
DAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at .
O'Clock P. n. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new they have elegant
saloons and staterooms; the fare, accommodar
lions, and attention. are unsurpassed.
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge made save for actual
expenses incurred.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Insurance effected at lowest rates when ordered.
N. l.. McCRBADY, President, ls7 Greenwich
street New York.
WILLIAM G. DUNBAR CO., Agents,
iale corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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IN BARRELS SELECTED APPLES,
sJU landing from steamer, for by
HULST 6 EING,
NH 1872 Main street.
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General Orders Nos.
By direction Of the President Of the
The New York herald., 1869-09-06


sss' s 1ss 70 sssss PSs 3:
Sr ssR''asl ~laser yssss 10 'sSss '
v M.s for 81 r%SfF FOR = p
q g Tor amber state q 70 fer wAs MSn
e closed dull at 81 80 for spring and
a d a ana Corn aeys and
ssss SusSs. 6s: 6:
active and higher. The sales were $4,000 bushels
FREIanTs.-The market quiet, business being roe
esd BY the scarcity OF and @ the 1s IN rs
Ths engngs%ents Lyerpo9 S 75e bushels Wheat
S9xes aa ehsass ps s s small
pdeS sesT G Rf sr Sfsa Sar to 70 S, &
bis bhs poroen a; e. sa 81 brig f to Lesh0n s with 5
SRs %iaps wS ss feet II nssr earn SO.
9% m s 3 o s
GgsNIHs quiet, but steady 17c l7Kc for baes
r dem q e np %Gas1e %sn 6, asy I % si o s@ s
rye Iyr sp"s srp@ and is sor short Do & ''
Manila a. juo iOc 1910 do for sisa ana
demand was light from all classes ot buyers
and prices Were heavy at H yG os common TO CHOICE
kinds w were req quiet @ the demand being Sht
SIyII sTosFs. For spirits urpen,ne the demand
re active and prices steady closing at yeser-
% & & sr WERE Sales I Is Sa SS % e @ sad a sA %
Priv pprsats S' Rcn d' was s still quiet ry
prices. The sales GEO bbs strained Mt
a. Il 81 pa 4 8 81 EXTRA az and WIDOW
Ss os WaaoS AZ a4 WAS 3 sssRE @ os anS %
oILsI4nsoed was in some demand and sales were made
casks ani bSis Otter Kinds were dull but unchanged in
PROVISIONS 1s bbls pork 81 do beef and 26
ao lard The market for pork was extremely quiet there
@ Sss nRs Son SIS bS
city mess ssl 2 for new mess han Sa m % & w sor
sales Beef better demand and sales were made Of
10 bss at ss ls for plain mess and ioc iSc 9r SxEs
Beef hams were in light supply and firm at S25 $780, with
sales Of 90 bbs within an the sason was quiet Su:
Dpaskasos al lssse lSc. Tor dry salted pickle!
hams and 19j6c 201c for smoked and banged do Lard
quiet but held With drnnesa Sales 4oopackagss at
PETRoLEUM.--Crude in light demand, but firmly held
in bbls nl Mt 49, For refined the market was
dull there being scarcely demand but prices
sales were bbis At ss zoo DO October a
&c., and 800 cases Nnphtha was quiet but firm a
market steady at yesterdays closing quotations. sales
100 bs s % for ,dr the q s ns sSspts%Ss part If not all as
RIoE-Carona was quiet, but lIm at SIC. 1890 fo1
common to prime. -
the market hrme while prices were tr1ie higher AZ
the close air to good refining Cuba was quoted at
6c hard l5c I5ac for soft white, 14Ec for extra
sEEDs.-Linsecd was quiet at 50 Is, gold, duty paid
Other kinds wers dqll M at our last & qnoataons i9
1sbc &c. for common to choice.
TALIow was moderate request at steady prices Sales
S rS fS%mOr bSs TbS 20 was dull
heavy and lower Sales 50 bbls. at 81 10 VI ii, tax paid